Smash Allen
Banned
Jon :rose :rip you are an inspiration to many
Dying of cancer, but I have a dream (18 tracks, 13 countries) - RIP, Jonathan Ko
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I'm a new member and I'm glad to have come across this thread. Genuine acts of kindness are great but the generosity shown here was incredible. I'm entirely new to the motorcycle community, I still have to take my class, take the written exam, and get a bike. Reading about Jon's journey has given me an appreciation for this community and a new outlook on my entry to the riding world. I didn't know Jon, may he rest in piece, he sounds like an awesome person.
rebekahlynn
racer x
Very nice article, I will definitely check out Jonathan's blog after work https://nottimeenough.wordpress.com/
RIP :rose
RIP :rose
PorradaVFR
The Temptations of Christ
I saw that mentioned elsewhere (Reddit maybe?) and remembered this amazing thread. What a great guy and what a great community of riders to help him realize so much of his dream. RIP
dowlinginchico
Home Wrecker
I have been following this post for awhile now, and somehow the reality doesn't really hit until you hear it. Very sad. Condolences to his friends and family. Rest in peace Jonathon:rose
Norcalslowpoke
Well-known member
What a way to go out of this crazy world. Inspired me to try to work less, enjoy people/life more. Thank you Jonathan. Your words/story have given "life" to myself and others I'm sure.
+1. :rip Jon
Gixxergirl1000
AFM #731
I'm so happy he had a chance to ride so many of the tracks he did... and so sad that he lost his incredibly valiant fight against cancer...
Re-reading this thread is so inspiring to me in my own struggles... I'd like to think of each of us who've been following his adventures going forward, continuing his battle in our own lives, remembering his fierce will to squeeze every last drop of living from life, and following his example...
My heart goes out to his family and friends. What a terrible loss. :rose
Re-reading this thread is so inspiring to me in my own struggles... I'd like to think of each of us who've been following his adventures going forward, continuing his battle in our own lives, remembering his fierce will to squeeze every last drop of living from life, and following his example...
My heart goes out to his family and friends. What a terrible loss. :rose
No doubt Connie.
He showed great bravery. The man lived the way most of us would want. Several BARFER's stepped up to support him. He lived at a higher level because of this community and his devotion to life. That is awesome. :thumbup
Amazing really.
Personally I would have liked to share in his last challenges. We did not. That was his call. Respect demands we understand his wishes. As it should be.
He came here on a mission. He successfully did what he intended. My full respect is given. :applause
An Amazing life story. So happy we shared in that.
All of you that had the honor personally touching his life.... God bless you. I would assume your life is richer because of it.
So sad we lost this amazing soul.
He showed great bravery. The man lived the way most of us would want. Several BARFER's stepped up to support him. He lived at a higher level because of this community and his devotion to life. That is awesome. :thumbup
Amazing really.
Personally I would have liked to share in his last challenges. We did not. That was his call. Respect demands we understand his wishes. As it should be.
He came here on a mission. He successfully did what he intended. My full respect is given. :applause
An Amazing life story. So happy we shared in that.
All of you that had the honor personally touching his life.... God bless you. I would assume your life is richer because of it.
So sad we lost this amazing soul.