RIP
A tragedy...RIP and condolences to all who loved him.
-Originally Posted by TLRMan
Oh, I forgot to add, I charge double for Kawasaki's
"My God, you're gonna have to cool me down, give me an ice block to shove in my pants or something".
-Barbecue Lou
So tough to read, sorry to all the knew him and lets hope these types of threads taper off as the summer continues. Be smart out there.
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RIP my community is suffering like yours is, way too soon for these early 20's riders too pass away
was he a stoneham resident his whole life? there's a kid from Reading who's name is Mike Lecesse that I went to middle/some high school with and then he moved, i think... didn't know he rides, but he's the type of kid who it wouldn't surprise me if he did.
either way, RIP and condolences to friends and family. hope the Big Racetrack in the Sky has some decent twisties...
hurray, strikethrough!
...adventure timeadventure time...adventure time...adventure time
RIP fellow rider....
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Sorry for your loss. RIP
yea lifetime stoneham resident, played little league with his older brother
"An accident reconstruction crew and members of the Northeast Metropolitan Law Enforcement Council (NEMLEC) found a helmet, which included a face shield, in a grassy area where the victim landed after being ejected. A fire crew from Stoneham also was dispatched to the scene.
According to the accident report and witnesses, Leccese was driving east on Prospect Street when he came into contact with an SUV that witnesses said was turning from High Street onto Prospect Street westbound. A second motor vehicle, a Cadillac traveling west on Prospect Street, became involved when the driver was unable to keep clear of the collision. Witnesses said the female driver of the SUV performed CPR.
Drivers of the motor vehicles involved in the accident went to the police station to give their statements. Neither have been charged with any motor vehicle violations and their names have not been released.
“This is an open and active investigation,” said Executive Officer Lt. John MacKay. “One vehicle is being held at the police station and the district attorney’s office has been notified. The investigation will be ongoing until we can determine the cause of the accident.”
This was the fourth fatal motor vehicle accident in town since April 14."
this was from an article from the Wakefield Daily Item. Basically a woman in an SUV didn't see him, hit him, and then he was ran over by a second car.
this literally has been the worst start to the motorcycle season I've ever heard of...rest in peace mikey...we all love you and miss you <3
STEPH
2012 Ducati Monster 696
"Be nice, I could be your nurse one day!"
That is sad....we have to make ourselves as visible as possible..last year I had someone take me down on the way to Motomart at the beginning of the riding season. she didn't see me. I was wearing full gear and walked away. My bike....I'm on the secondnew FZ6 now
RIP
Terrible news, RIP.
- ßaller
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RIP, everyone be carefull out there!
Getting back into the game! Looking for my next bike!
sorry to hear RIP fellow rider
Live life to its fullest, you never know when you'll get a second chance.
RIP
Sucks to read. Not good that his helmet came off. I know a lot of people don't take the time to tighten the strap...tighten 'em up people and watch the intersections.
one of the woman i work with is a friend of the family and is attending the wake tonight. Apprently the first car blew thru a stop sign....very sad
RIP
Last edited by lrrs699; 06-05-09 at 01:44 PM.
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08 R6
"why tip-toe through life to arrive safely at death?" Tony Campol
Damn, something about this year, there have been a lot of bikes wiped out down in Northern Virginia as well as up here since the season got rolling. Our season is longer in Virginia, and presumably there are more bikes, and as a percentage of vehicles, maybe bikes in accidents aren't any more involved than cars, but it feels like they are this year.
RIP, young man. From what I read here, he'll be missed even by the peeps that didn't know him. You guys/gals are ok..
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