Sad News RIP Reeder

[dizzyblonde]

Originally Posted by Bluefish

And taking all that in to account, the thing that gets me is that poxy little tree.

Doesn't it just, bloody gets me too.

I've thought a lot about Reeder today. Its kind of hard not to.

I was stood at the butty van at Devils and a pair were talking about their mate sadly passing when he hit a fence last week, and how he had no chance bearing the size of it.
I made my apologies for overhearing their conversation, and said size really didn't matter, and it was really about damn bad luck. I briefly spoke about Reeders frickin sapling. They asked what had happened, and I said nobody was really sure, and left it at that.
There was a short exchange of mutual condolence, and other things we all do when we meet random bikers, and we all walked off with our butties..

Only the Good Die Young - Queen.

[Nick_69]

Just come back on the sitre after a couple of day off, what horrible news, RIP

[tonyk]

Such sad news.
My Sincere condolences to family and friends.
As always, guys / galls take care. life is so precious.
Rip.

[Lissa]

I thought I would have a look at Org today to see how everyone was getting on, only to see this thread.

We never had the pleasure of meeting Reeder, but his posts were always funny, and he took being the butt of many jokes in good humour.

Our sincere sympathy to his family.

RIP Andrew.

Folks, ive moved some posts discussing the accident (myself included btw) and trees etc to the thread that alex put up I wouldnt want Andrews family to read about us dicussing the details of trees etc.

Please discuss these type of things in the other threads running, thanks.

Visited the forum randomly after a long absence yesterday, only to find out the terrible news. I haven't been able to find the right words until now.

Originally Posted by maviczap

Twas the only EAR rideout he made? Certainly was an epic one

Just above Skip's coffee on the right hand side

I remember that day well (I'm the one sitting opposite Reeder lighting a cigarette). We were both fairly new to biking and hadn't been on a ride out before. We immediately started chatting, which I think was helped by all the other guys being a good few years older than us (no offence mavi)!

The lasting memory I have is from when we were all riding through some small town or other (god knows where it was!). There was a young lad walking along the pavement with his mum, who was clearly excited to see (and hear!) us all riding past. Andrew immediately slowed down and waved to the kid - putting a big smile on his face.

RIP

Had wondered where you had been deltron

Omg! Shocking news , RIP Reeder...

Tragic news.

Rest in peace.

Sad news, condolences to his family. RIP.

Daryl.