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Old 07-31-2007   #1 (permalink)
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Hahn wore a helmet, but it was not fastened and came off on impact.
Its sad to hear of a fellow biker dying, but the statement above also speaks volumes.

RIP Clement.
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Sorry to hear of the accident. Wondering if perhaps age played a part in this, or just inexperience with the particular model he was on? Sad day in any case.
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Not fastening your helmet is downright irresponsible
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Very sad

This is what we do and these are the risks we take - RIP Clement.

I was at the mid-Ohio and as always, Triumph ran a tight and competent operation on the demo rides. I feel very sorry for the employees and volunteers who worked so hard to make the weekend so enjoyable for us - they must be feeling very low right now. Best wishes to them.
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What sad news. My heart goes out to the departed as well as his family. And then there are the people involved....what a fine, top notch bunch that ran the Triumph Demo rides. I didn't get a chance to go on one but walked by the trailer and signed in there for the dinner and bonefire. Posted were the rules of taking a demo ride. Leaders were on microphones and PA systems giving pre-ride instructions. The day/weather was beautiful.....bikes in perfect condition. What a tragedy for all....
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