Very sad news - Malcolm's journey of a lifetime ends

[kromdom]

A sad day indeed. May you RIP, Malcolm.

[niso]

Sad indeed but would have to agree, he died doing something of worth and that he enjoyed much better than the alternatives of a slow wasting death. I applaud his will and spirit of adventure and my thoughts and prayers go out to family and friends

[Hayabusa4life]

Very sad day, my condolences to friends and family, rip.
A true rider...

[semi]

RIP Malcolm, i regret that he is no longer with us and that he wasn't allowed to finish this latest adventure...i really enjoyed the thread about his trip, what an inspiration to live life to the absolute fullest every day!!

[StromBusa]

Can't win em all, I think he was enjoying it. Too bad the bad ending, RIP.

[_WOLFMAN_]

RIP Malcolm

[mrsBusawhipped]

Very sorry to hear this. I enjoyed reading about his adventures! Thank you Malcolm for inspiring so many people and sharing your journey with us. Sending prayers to his family and friends. RIP!

[sleepless_red]

So sorry to hear. RIP Malcolm.

[captain]

Inspiring..... RIP sir

[Big E]

RIP Malcolm.

[BusaWizard]

God bless.

[Spkrdctr]

No sadness here at all! Malcolm went out doing what he wanted at 70 yrs of age. I'm sure he wouldn't want it any other way. He went out with his head held high and riding his Honda Rebel. One quick hit and its all over. Everyone should be so lucky.

Malcolm, you rode well and to the end. RIP
A man dies while doing something he loves, rather than wasting away in a nursing home!

[Wag]

Very sad news. RIP, Malcolm.

--Wag--

[Busa1166]

RIP rider :down:

[Jimshog]

Thanks to all who have responded, here is the link I posted from the rider in Maine who blogged about Malcolm:The Fastest Most Powerful Motorcycle In The World, (True Story) - Stromtrooper Forum : Suzuki V-Strom Forums

The Fastest Most Powerful Motorcycle In The World, (True Story) - Stromtrooper Forum : Suzuki V-Strom Forums

Respectfully.
Jim