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it was a great turn out and i think every one was a bit choked up when banksy handed over the donations to the family and told them of the help that was planned

they was touched at how well loved martin was

some pictures here, there was more bikes than could be seen

i won't even comment on the noise!

http://www.vtr1000.org/phpBB3/viewtopic ... 15#p283260

Tremendous effort by both forums and I'm sure this has taken some worries of Martins family. It's the least we could have done and this is what makes us bikers. It extends beyond the riding

(:-})

I am proud to be among you lot well done .

Indeed a great turn out, Martins family were out to greet us when we arrived at the house and when they realised how many had come (enough to fill the street) they were quite shocked. But when Daz made a little speech and handed over the donation, followed by a polite applause. They were just overwhelmed with grattitude and made for a humbling emotional moment that touched everybody.

Thanks to Seb and Steve for the company on the ride home, could have done without the thunder storms tho!!!

lloydie wrote:I am proud to be among you lot well done .

and from me

Thanks Seb for being there to represent our forum and the members that couldn't make it for the ride out, means alot.

bazza696 wrote:Thanks Seb for being there to represent our forum and the members that couldn't make it for the ride out, means alot.

DITTO! I would have cried like a baby.. A friend of mine Lesley, who now lives in Hungary said it was very humbling and emotional when the money was handed to the family... Great effort and proud to be a 'Storm' Member..

Martin was also on the ZX7R (Red Monkey) forum - and they want to get involved and to help. See: http://www.redmonkey.com/7r/?msg=30618.26

I'll link to the Facebook posts...

cliveyandrews wrote:Martin was also on the ZX7R (Red Monkey) forum - and they want to get involved and to help. See: http://www.redmonkey.com/7r/?msg=30618.26

I'll link to the Facebook posts...

That's nice to know,

Chris.