RIP Alan Jefferys

[kbroderick]

This one hits a little close to home.

Alan Jefferys, who was one of Maria's MSF instructors and a motorcyclist through-and-through, from enthusiasm for vintage racing to a garage full of machines (in various states of assembly, from rideable to in a box), passed away after crashing on Saturday afternoon. The Vermont State Police have released this info, which is minimal.

Our thoughts and prayers go out to his wife, family, and friends.

[carsick]

RIP rider. I think I remember having met him at my BRC, though he was not my instructor. I went by the accident scene twice on Saturday, suspected as much when my son asked why the ambulance was in no hurry.

[b0xmonkey]

Very good friend of my dads, super nice guy...RIP

[markbvt]

Damn sorry to hear this. I wonder what precipitated the crash; from the report it sounds like no one else was involved, and he just left the road and hit the guardrail. Debris in the road? Or I wonder if he may have suffered a heart attack or something while riding, causing the crash.

My condolences to his friends and family.

--mark

[7UPyours]

RIP Alan Jefferys

[Pigman]

RIP

[Chippertheripper]

Ride on.

[7470racer]

Didn't know him. But RIP.

[Uncle Snake]

Alan used to stop by our house a few times a year just to shoot the shit and try to get me to become an MSF coach. Always riding a Virago that sounded like it was going to implode when he started it. He was a very cautious rider so I'm sure that he wasn't riding any faster than was safe. RIP Alan.

[wolfdoggie]

Alan used to stop by our house a few times a year just to shoot the shit and try to get me to become an MSF coach. Always riding a Virago that sounded like it was going to implode when he started it. He was a very cautious rider so I'm sure that he wasn't riding any faster than was safe. RIP Alan.

I ran into Alan every year for the past 20 years of motorcycling; always at some unexpected event, and always in some motorcycling forum. He was a nice guy and it's hard to believe I'll never run into him again. Condolences to his family. Vermont's motorcycling world will miss him!