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The man was bloody awsome in his day
http://www.superbikeplanet.com/2015/...827ripjuan.htm
The man was bloody awsome in his day
We all should toast him for going out the way he lived,
-since.. at any time when we are doing exactly that, we can be next,
& which we well know makes life worth risking - in the deed..
Beats a Schumacher outcome, in my book..
May the putative god of speed, convey his immortal spirit ( recklessly, on the pillion,@ shit-hole snappin' pace) to motorcycle valhalla..
I don't subscribe to that and believe anyone who thinks it is karma and a fine thing to "go out" while doing the thing they enjoy - must have been born with a weed-wacker engine in place of a brain.
No-one......should take pleasure from thinking they will DIE doing what they enjoy doing....dying is bad..dying doing your fave thing is no better if anything..worse. Given a choice..I'd choose to die while say rowing a small dingy from Tasmania to Portugal - with no food or water and a piece of string for a paddle..vs dying riding my bike.
...wrangle over your mortal coil as you see fit...it's a short and tenuous span we are afforded...farewell to another noted person...RIP...
Re life and death. It comes to all, I just hope mine is a dignified death not screaming like a little girl covered in my own filth or wasting away forgotten and alone still sharp enough to know I am not all there but not sharp enough to look after myself.
Re the loss of any rider. Tis a loss to our way of life.
My sympathy to those he left behind.
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