rollfaster
Riding a '38 Autocycle Deluxe
Thanks for posting pics from the service, we’ll never forget you Don! Heaven‘s roads are yours!
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Don Christie RIP
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Adamtinkerer
Riding a '38 Autocycle Deluxe
A major figure in the hobby, I always knew he was going to be there at the Charlotte bike shows, someone friendly to chat with. Ride In Peace, bike brother!
tripointautomall
Finally riding a big boys bike
Great guy an asset to the hobby,and outside im sure..great pictures on all those bikes,,God Speed
Our Don appeared on the Long Beach rides a decade or so back on a blue Iver johnson 28” motorbike (on rideable tires!) which he rode regularly for years I remember- always upbeat and full of soul-- an old school punk from the late 70s - was neat to see him transition to a back-Easter and have another run ( ride) with a whole new crew- Don will be sorely missed and love to all of his family
razinhellcustomz
Riding a '38 Autocycle Deluxe
Never had the pleasure to meet Don, but we talked Monarks on several occasions. Very knowledgeable and down to earth gentleman. Ride easy Don and God bless you to all family and friends of Don.
TRM
Wore out three sets of tires already!
Just noticed this thread but knew about Don's passing from fb.
Don was always such a nice person when ever we talked bikes. He will surely be missed.
He was the first person to purchase our TRM Shelby chainguard and rack. The rack that he bought was the same one that I used the photo of for this ad:
Don was instrumental in developing the wide mounting brackets. His Arrow was a later model and he and I worked together to produce them to fit his project (which he had purchased from Shawn).
He sent me this picture of his Arrow after he primed the chain guard and mounted it.
Rest in peace Don. -Jim Henderson
Don was always such a nice person when ever we talked bikes. He will surely be missed.
He was the first person to purchase our TRM Shelby chainguard and rack. The rack that he bought was the same one that I used the photo of for this ad:
Don was instrumental in developing the wide mounting brackets. His Arrow was a later model and he and I worked together to produce them to fit his project (which he had purchased from Shawn).
He sent me this picture of his Arrow after he primed the chain guard and mounted it.
Rest in peace Don. -Jim Henderson
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