We miss you...

**oscar** · #1 9 Mar 2005

We are very sad for the bad news, we don't know what happened, but my family and I can see that Simon was a little man, but we can feel that he was a giant. He fougth so much to live his dream. The last time that I saw him, he left Viedma looking fordward to go to Africa, I told him: Simon, good luck and take care, and he answered, I haven't got any problems, because I travel with Jesus in my bike. And Jesus needed an angel, and chose him. See you later Simon.

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**Mick O'Malley** · #2 9 Mar 2005

Tragic news indeed. Anyone who followed his work through the Millennium Ride website will know the passion and dedication he brought to his crusade. Motorcyclists everywhere owe him a huge debt of gratitude.

A great man who will be sorely missed; it was a privilege to have met and ridden with him, however briefly.

Mick

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**wils chris** · #3 13 Mar 2005

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Originally posted by oscar:
We are very sad for the bad news, we don't know what happened, but my family and I can see that Simon was a little man, but we can feel that he was a giant. He fougth so much to live his dream. The last time that I saw him, he left Viedma looking fordward to go to Africa, I told him: Simon, good luck and take care, and he answered, I haven't got any problems, because I travel with Jesus in my bike. And Jesus needed an angel, and chose him. See you later Simon.

I met Simon some years ago in Luxenburg at the European Parlement on a protest against the 100 Horsepowers on bikes that the European Parlement want to take,He was there as member of the MAG, I always watcht his stories on the net. Now I fiel sad because a real biker and great person died. See you someday,somewere Simon.