Regarding sydney
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One year today.
*A moment of silent riding for sydney and all others who have died on the roads this year*
*A moment of silent riding for sydney and all others who have died on the roads this year*
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It has to do with Sydney.
He was a bicycle mechanic that helped alot of people here.
He was a bicycle mechanic that helped alot of people here.
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Here is an article about the boy that hit sydney.
https://www.cbsnews.com/stories/2006/...n2205559.shtml
This is sad all around.
https://www.cbsnews.com/stories/2006/...n2205559.shtml
This is sad all around.
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**** Old Thread I know *****
I read an article about texting and driving and I couldn't help but think about sydney. I wonder what he would have to say about some of today's topics
I read an article about texting and driving and I couldn't help but think about sydney. I wonder what he would have to say about some of today's topics
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I haven't been on this forum very long and lurk more than I post. I'm happy that you bumped this old thread, but sad about what happened to sydney. I never knew sydney but it was an eye opener reading the first couple of pages. Without the bump, I'd have likely never seen it. Thanks.
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I see I'm not the only one who thinks of sydney this time of the year.
The article & video is still up.
RIP, sir, and warm thoughts to his family and loved ones.
The article & video is still up.
RIP, sir, and warm thoughts to his family and loved ones.
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Thanks for the reminder. Sidney was an active member here when I first joined the forum. Gruff, sarcastic, didn't suffer fools lightly and extremely knowledgable and helpful. He is still missed.
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I don't know if this was mentioned previously but The Ride of Silence is exactly the vehicle to memorialize riders like Sidney. Here's the website link.
::Ride of Silence:: Home - '0 words spoken - A million powerful memories"
I've organized the Rochester event for the last 5 years and still find it a moving experience. Each year we add more names to our list of those who need remembering, sad. Andy.
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Pretty much my thoughts too. sydney was one of my all time favorite posters.
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Not only this forum, he was very active on at least 3 other forums but used different aliases, rustycogs and Biker Billy were also the man known here as sydney. He helped a lot of cyclists and kept us entertained as well.