A cager, who killed a biker in a car accident several years ago, found his way onto a biker forum, and told his story. He apparently feels a heavy load of guilt, and asks these bikers what he can do to express his sorrow to the dead biker's family...

I was 17 and on my way to do volunteer work. I didn't quite know where the building was (except for it being on the left-hand side of the road) and so when it came up on me I just panicked and turned into an oncoming motorcyclist. He flew up onto my windshield and was killed instantly...

I came here to ask you what you would want to hear from someone who's killed a person you loved. I've wanted to write a letter but I also think meeting one-on-one might bring some closure.

Read the full thread here:
http://www.harleychatgroup.com/....viewtopic&t=32190

Many of the responses are humble, not emotional, and tries to give this person an honest answer. There really isn't any feeling of sympathy.

Perhaps you can post a response of your own to him.

Labels: Motorcycle Deaths