Kevin Ash Death

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Kevin Ash Death

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Just passing on that Kevin Ash was killed testing the new BMW R1200GS in South Africa.
This is a real shame and a great loss to both his family and followers.
R.I.P Kevin.
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Shit. That's a bit of a shock.

RIP Kevin Ash.
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RIP kevin,sorely missed.
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Oh no that's desperately sad news. :(
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Post by Phil K »

That is very sad news. I have always enjoyed his columns in the Telegraph and MSN.

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That is very sad news.
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Post by Phil Thomas »

An enormous loss...the best motorcycling journalist in the country.
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Post by gjbird »

Just read about this sad news on the MCN website.

RIP Mr Ash.
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Very Sad great loss to the two wheeled world :cry:

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Post by boxerscott »

:shock: Bollox! I enjoyed reading him. So sad. Will be missed I`m sure.
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Post by StreetFlatTwin »

One journalist less who was accepted in mainstream circles gone....which again in mainstream circles will highlight and reinforce the thought that bikes aren't safe and shouldn't be allowed....

I always enjoyed his columns in MCN in depth but never boring....a sad loss.

My thoughts are with his family and 3 daughters.........
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Oh dear that's sad. :(

He'll be missed out here too.

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Very sad news. R.I.P.
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Post by peter f »

Phil Thomas wrote:An enormous loss...the best motorcycling journalist in the country.
Kevin was the equivalent of LJK Setright.

Indeed an enormous loss.
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