Indian Larry passed away :(

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August 31st 2004


Indian Larry has passed away.
Larry passed away August 30th at 4AM
due to injuries following an accident

Heres to you Larry, You will always be remembered as one of the
REAL ONES!!!


I never knew Larry, like thousands of others over the years, I shook his hand and told him how cool his work was. But let me tell you, when he did what he did with that trophy at the Final BBO with Billy Lane, that told everyone, everything they needed to know about who Indian Larry really was. He had shown his true colors to the world that day.
Truly a "One Of A Kind" individual.....
Larry, your style and your class will be Greatly Missed!
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that sucks...he made some awesome bikes:(

yeah, damn, that sucks man.

:wtf:

He was soo cool, this sucks big time!

I've never heard of him until I saw the great biker build off...what he did with the trophy and how he helped Blane is all you need to know about him...he had a lot of character and I could tell he was passionate about his work

aw man that really sucks

I've never heard of him until I saw the great biker build off...what he did with the trophy and how he helped Blane is all you need to know about him...he had a lot of character and I could tell he was passionate about his work
Same here, what a great guy, shame to see him leave this world

if he had a helmet on he would have just walked away from it

that was his whole thing tho. he wanted to be free. he felt he would die when it was his time to go. thats why he would just jump on top of his bike and stand on the seat.

It's sad, but it is part of life.

I can't say I knew of him, but shit luck nonetheless :(

Hey, he chose to ride without a helmet, so I don't feel sorry for him at all. It's his family i feel sorry for. It's just like those morons who commit suicide because they have 'problems' that they can't deal with. Who has to clean up the pieces? The family.