feliz
Well-known member
Terrible news. Condolences to the widow and her family.
22 months battling C and still bought a new bike. That man must have had a great attitude and it would have been great to know him. Godspeed.Very sad, indeed. Twenty-two months of battling w/ that is just heart wrenching. Fencer, let us know how to contribute. Prayers go out for the wife and family.
Much like my father a few years ago, He wanted to do everything he wanted to do, cancer or not.22 months battling C and still bought a new bike. That man must have had a great attitude and it would have been great to know him. Godspeed.
Yeah, +1. I've been trying to think of something to add. What a sad time for the family.Sad news fencer.I can't imagine what she's going through. My thoughts and prayers will be with her. I hope the bike sells soon.
Glenn
Amen22 months battling C and still bought a new bike. That man must have had a great attitude and it would have been great to know him. Godspeed.Very sad, indeed. Twenty-two months of battling w/ that is just heart wrenching. Fencer, let us know how to contribute. Prayers go out for the wife and family.
Well I have a handfull of folks interested, and a couple that seem very serious. Thank you for your responses so far. If you have not sent me you contact info ( read as phone number) do so as she will be contacting folks soon
An update on the bike info.
The model is an 06 A which is ABS (for those who don't know), and is stock. The price will be $10,900 (approx payoff) and the milage wil be a little higher as it turns out the dash was replaced under the recall (at D&H) so milage is around 800 but under 1000 (she will send true milage shortly the church group was over today). The 600 mile service was also done by D&H. The bike was just purchased around August for approx 11,800, and I forgot to ask if they had the extended warranty or not, but I don't think so. but still plenty o time to get it if wanted.
Thanks for the well wishes.
For those interesed in the bike, please don't be offended if she tells you to bring cash for the purchase. This is what I have told her to do as several of the inquiries are from new posters and we don't know you, and she certainly cannot afford a scammer at this time. I think we can all agree that THAT type of person likes to prey on folks they think are weak. So if your check is good. cash it at your bank and bring the money.
AFTER that you will get the bike and title.
Also there will probably be some gear and maybe another bike or two as he had a few from the 80's up to the 06. She would like to keep what she can. She made the comment that we have all heard of "he who dies with the most toys wins." She would like to think he was a winner. They loved to tour. And have a few 90's BMWs (but we won't hold that against her) An 80,s or 90's HD (we won't hold that against her either ), an early 80's Honda And an FZ1-01. I think we could all appreciate his love for bikes here.
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