[Ms Flinthills]

No, nothing to do with a Burgman, but saw this on TV. I can appreciate the thought, but was torn between finding it really morbid or an urge to laugh.

http://www.daytondailynews.com/gallery/news/local/mechanicsburg-man-buried-his-motorcycle/gCHNF/#4487361

 

[Gary1]

good grief wonder how long it will be before someone digs up and steals the bike

 

[Dave_J]

To each their own. For me, NO THANKS. I think I'd rather have someone riding my bike when I'm gone.

 

[rut3556]

Yeah, that whole thing was rather spooky. I wonder if that was a Snell approved helmet he was wearing?

 

[winginit]

That is strange... looks like he put alot of time and effort in planing his last bike trip !

 

[Roger32849]

Ya know, not to much stuff freaks me out, but this???? It takes "STRANGE" to an entirely different level. That short hair at the back of my neck is still standing up.

 

[Rustydust]

From the looks of the photo, perhaps Billy should have specified that he was to be buried with his bike after he died.

 

[Wes_Ingram]

I agree, kind of spooky!!!!

 

[knucklehead]

I'm wondering what anthropologists will think when they dig that up in 20k years.

 

[ChipDoc]

I suspect grave robbers will have gotten to it long before 20k years pass. The tombs of the Pharaohs are less than a quarter of that age.

 

[rut3556]

I believe it's in a concrete vault. Good luck getting to that discretely.

 

[peelbrow]

Around here (Salford, Manchester, UK) that bike would have been buried for around 3 days maximum before it was secretly dug up and sold on EBay - and his clothes too (and his mother if she was lingering around at the time)