Bike Forum - Wall of Remembrance
05-13-18, 02:00 AM
#276
half way commuter
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they were victims of crimes, may they rest in peace
https://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/americas/mexico-cyclists-bikes-murdered-round-the-world-hagenbusch-chmielewski-ravine-a8348866.html
05-24-18, 07:58 PM
#277
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a woman should never be afraid to ride alone !!!
06-10-18, 05:16 PM
#278
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Ramona “Mojo” Guerrera. Hit and run, 2002, San Diego, while training for the California AIDS ride. I can’t believe that I can’t even find an obituary to confirm the date now.
06-20-18, 06:55 AM
#279
Old fart
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Nick Milhaupt, former bike shop owner and my co-worker at the Riverview Gardens Earn-a-Bike shop, passed away last week:
https://www.legacy.com/obituaries/po...990&fhid=19840
https://www.legacy.com/obituaries/po...990&fhid=19840
07-26-18, 02:46 PM
#280
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Location: SW Fl.
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Bikes: 1981 Custom Touring Paramount, 1983 Road Paramount, 2013 Giant Propel Advanced SL3, 2018 Specialized Red Roubaix Expert mech., 2002 Magna 7sp hybrid, 1976 Bassett Racing 45sp Cruiser
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6 years ago this morning, Pete Cornell along with 2 friends began another day's ride with less than 800 miles towards completion of a Prudhoe Bay, AK to Key West, FL bicycle journey. Shortly into the ride the 3 were hit by an 18 wheeler with Pete being instantly killed. Today I rode my 6th Pete's Memorial Ride completing 130 miles, shortened due to receiving a wasp sting to my right ear. A great friend, an excellent rider and a wonderful wall when riding into head winds.
08-21-18, 08:32 PM
#281
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Shelley Pulliam 1/25/2016 age 66 - while riding with her husband, Rick, on the back of their recumbent tandem bicycle in Bellevue, Michigan. They were hit by a distracted pickup driver (probably cell phone). Rick suffered traumatic brain injury, numerous broken bones, and is still receiving physical and mental therapy. He did buy a recumbent trike, and mostly rides on multi-use trails now.
Rest In Peace Shelley. You will long be remembered by all of us who loved you dearly.
Rest In Peace Shelley. You will long be remembered by all of us who loved you dearly.
09-12-18, 11:53 AM
#282
Bikes are okay, I guess.
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Randy Bohn, former shop owner and good guy.
Just a couple of months younger than me, he started making retirement noises a while back and when the shop did not sell he began his Going Out of Business Sale. During that time a fellow from Asheville walked in, decided he wanted to be in the bike biz and bought the place early this year, and it's still going strong today. Randy was off to a well deserved spell of leisure, cycling and canoe fishing trips in Canada. Evidently, that spell did not last long.
If there's something you want to do, please go do it.
Just a couple of months younger than me, he started making retirement noises a while back and when the shop did not sell he began his Going Out of Business Sale. During that time a fellow from Asheville walked in, decided he wanted to be in the bike biz and bought the place early this year, and it's still going strong today. Randy was off to a well deserved spell of leisure, cycling and canoe fishing trips in Canada. Evidently, that spell did not last long.
If there's something you want to do, please go do it.
09-17-18, 11:36 AM
#283
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Photo by Ash Daniel
Lanie Kruszewski, 29 July 2012. A memorial ride was held in her honor. Richmond has adopted the tradition of installing 'ghost bikes' where the cyclists were killed (and the city doesn't remove them). Here's Lanie's.
Last edited by chiefkurtz; 09-17-18 at 11:37 AM. Reason: add add'l info
09-19-18, 08:06 PM
#284
Bikes are okay, I guess.
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Oldish pic of that Raleigh. It took a long time to be painted white, then it became overgrown and then festooned with reflectors and balloons and now a blinky. We pass it weekly returning from the river. Now they've cleared the lot and are building right beside it. Guy who hit her went home and sobered up before turning himself in late the next day with a normal BAL. Big stink about that.
Not a road you want to commute on, which is what she was doing. Main E-W commuter artery leading up from one of the few bridges across the James. Money in the adjacent neighborhoods mean it will never be widened or improved. Unhappy people crawling uphill or charging downhill in a city that still does not "get" bicycles. I'm surprised that's the only white bike on that hill.
Not a road you want to commute on, which is what she was doing. Main E-W commuter artery leading up from one of the few bridges across the James. Money in the adjacent neighborhoods mean it will never be widened or improved. Unhappy people crawling uphill or charging downhill in a city that still does not "get" bicycles. I'm surprised that's the only white bike on that hill.
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