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Hubber BDF down on Hendrik Potgieter


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Anthony - many of us "knew" BDF from the forum and feel a personal loss when we one of our own is taken.

 

Thank you for sharing your stories and grief with us and we're glad that is eases it a little.

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Haven't read the whole thread and got my attention as the Heading has changed.

 

It hits home to realise it is a fellow hubber.

 

My condolences to all in this time.  RIP BDF. :(

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Wow that is terrible, I really liked BDF, seemed like such a positive guy.

This is all way to close to home now, might be time to leave the roadie in the garage for a while and spend more time on the mtb out in the sticks.

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So sad to hear of this terrible new. My condolences to family and friends. 

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Again RIP.

 

I don't want to alter the course of the thread but just a side note, I have seen a lot of comments of selling road bikes and riding the MTB's more - BDF was on his MTB when the accident occurred.

 

I haven't had a road bike for the last two years, but I still find that even though MTB is great in that you can go off the roads, you inevitably find yourself riding at least a short stretch on tar... 

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The change in heading also got me.

 

Its real lump in throat situations that get me all emotional. Didnt know Bryne from a bar of soap but still i am deeply saddened by this event.

 

Condolences to his family. Its never easy and oh so unnecessary.

 

RIP

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Anthony, thank you for your posts and the photo. I didn't know BDF personally, but I also enjoyed his posts. I feel so saddened and angry at the same time as if it is a family member. 

Condolences to you and your family. 

 

I think the ghost bike is a good idea (even a Critical Mass Ride from the Cradle to HP). Just to remind drivers on HP that the road is also used by cyclists. I use HP every single day and I feel unsafe in my car. 

 

RIP BDF, you will be sorely missed by the cycling community.

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I met Bryne once. He and Stretched@Birth had arranged to meet at Thaba Trails for Bryne's first experience there. My overwhelming impression of him was of a genuinely good guy, which was only reinforced during the rest of the ride.

 

RIP

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