Sean also known as CSUMD-R.I.P 03/14/04
03-15-2004, 11:51 PM
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Sean also known as CSUMD-R.I.P 03/14/04
I know it has been a while since I have posted and this shouldnt be the reason but a friend and a fellow rider has passed this weekend doing what he liked best.. I am from Maryland so some of you might know the infamous 211. Well, that mountain has taken another rider from us. I copied this from another board. His good friend Witold posted this..
On today's ride, on our first run up the mountain, on the first tight turn, csumd/Sean lost control of his bike, hitting the guardrail and dying instantly.
He and I were both hanging back and taking it easy. Out of my peripheral vision, I saw him enter the turn without any problems, immediately loose control, and subsequently lowside into the armco.
I turned around, and ran over to his side. He was not responding. Seconds later, I flagged down some cars. One of the drivers was a paramedic, and another was some kind of military paramedic. It was too late.
We lost a really cool guy today; a 22yo student, and a Marine.
RIP, Sean.
For those of you in Maryland, we are doing a memorial ride..Here is a link if anyone is interested this SUnday!
http://www.dcsportbikes.com/display_...PagePosition=1
On today's ride, on our first run up the mountain, on the first tight turn, csumd/Sean lost control of his bike, hitting the guardrail and dying instantly.
He and I were both hanging back and taking it easy. Out of my peripheral vision, I saw him enter the turn without any problems, immediately loose control, and subsequently lowside into the armco.
I turned around, and ran over to his side. He was not responding. Seconds later, I flagged down some cars. One of the drivers was a paramedic, and another was some kind of military paramedic. It was too late.
We lost a really cool guy today; a 22yo student, and a Marine.
RIP, Sean.
For those of you in Maryland, we are doing a memorial ride..Here is a link if anyone is interested this SUnday!
http://www.dcsportbikes.com/display_...PagePosition=1
R.I.P. 
03-18-2004, 02:56 PM
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Re: Sean also known as CSUMD-R.I.P 03/14/04
It is hard to see someone go down in front of you.I saw my best friend of 10 years slam a guard rail at 90,killed instantly.R.I.P. and my regards go out to sean and his family.
This is a dangerous sport why we do it I have no idea....
This is a dangerous sport why we do it I have no idea....
03-22-2004, 11:59 AM
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Re: Sean also known as CSUMD-R.I.P 03/14/04
RIP ... That is the 4th death I have heard of in the last 3 weeks between Md and Del !! Please remember you haven't been on your bikes as much so BE CAREFUL getting back out there! Roads are still cold and so are your tires. We don't need to lose anyone else 
Prayers to you as his friend and to his family
03-25-2004, 01:20 AM
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Re: Sean also known as CSUMD-R.I.P 03/14/04
Originally Posted by 150grl
RIP ... That is the 4th death I have heard of in the last 3 weeks between Md and Del !! Please remember you haven't been on your bikes as much so BE CAREFUL getting back out there! Roads are still cold and so are your tires. We don't need to lose anyone else Prayers to you as his friend and to his family 150grl - U live in O.C.? A couple of us were talking about getting outa here and taking a mental health day at Seacrets hopefully next weekend.
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