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UK Rippers Ben Ineson and Tom Rodgers RIP
by superfly
Posted: Jan 15, 2009
Apologies to bring you such bad news.
Just heard from a friend that Ben Ineson and Tom Rodgers were killed yesterday in a car crash. These two were the life and soul of every race here in the U.K, this is a very sad day indeed for Mountainbiking.
Just heard from a friend that Ben Ineson and Tom Rodgers were killed yesterday in a car crash. These two were the life and soul of every race here in the U.K, this is a very sad day indeed for Mountainbiking.
Ben Ineson and Tom Rodgers were the real deal. They like you, lived to ride and ride they did. Not only were these two the main characters who entertained you whilst in the queue at the uplift. They could both ride a bike and I mean ride a bike.
Signed up to ride for Astrix Europe in 2009 Ben was indeed destined for big things.
Already racing in the Elite Category at the NPS (He was in a UCI trade team) and still a junior he would still land himself inside the top ten! He was also making waves at the World Cup series. If he wasn't racing I'm sure he would have been a catwalk model.
Tom Rodgers was just back from New Zealand, cutting his trip short so he could get into training here in the cold and wet U.K and ride even more than chill out on the beach in NZ. He raced in the Expert category and was a top ten finisher and on his way into the Elite top flight.
Tom worked and rode for All Terrain Cycles and had a huge infectious smile and laugh. He lived for riding his bike and enjoyed life to the full, that is the way he ran it.
RIP Guys..
Ben Ineson
Signed up to ride for Astrix Europe in 2009 Ben was indeed destined for big things.
I wasn't lieing when I said these guys could ride a bike
NPS Winner!
Already racing in the Elite Category at the NPS (He was in a UCI trade team) and still a junior he would still land himself inside the top ten! He was also making waves at the World Cup series. If he wasn't racing I'm sure he would have been a catwalk model.
Scottish Winter Series
Tom Rodgers was just back from New Zealand, cutting his trip short so he could get into training here in the cold and wet U.K and ride even more than chill out on the beach in NZ. He raced in the Expert category and was a top ten finisher and on his way into the Elite top flight.
Tom worked and rode for All Terrain Cycles and had a huge infectious smile and laugh. He lived for riding his bike and enjoyed life to the full, that is the way he ran it.
Leaning her over
RIP Guys..
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cowieuk
(Jan 15, 2009 at 7:52)
That's sad. Never met them but I've seen the ATC guys at SDA's. RIP to the both of them.
Lucky these guys had a great friend superfly which wrote that sad news. I hope my friends will also write message like this if something goes wrong with my. Rest in peace guys. Condolence to their mothers and fathers. Life is brutal
Though i hadn't met them or knew too much about them i did know they were some skilled riders and they will be missed
RIP Guys you will forever be remembered by all Mountainbikers
RIP Guys you will forever be remembered by all Mountainbikers
this is such shit news
2 great and young riders cut downso tragically
they realy will be missed
RIP dudes
2 great and young riders cut downso tragically
they realy will be missed
RIP dudes
apparently (found this on southerndownhill.co.uk) that ben died on the impact and tom hugged him till he died minutes later. Just shows the freiendship they shared
thats gonna be weird not seeing them at the races, i didnt speak to them or anything but like we always see the bright blue and white flying down, r.i.p
i cannot beleive it, its sickening to here this news, i cant begin to imagine what their parents are going through and it seems like such a waste of amazing talent. its disturbing to here that one hugged the other till he died. i hope they rest in peace tom and ben.
im sorry to start an argument, but hardly disturbing, he must've been so upset and was about to die himself. they were like best friends you know
wow u aint starting an argument, i just didnt want to here that . never new they were that gooda friends.
Yeah, not the time nor the place.
RIP. They were some of the best riders on the DH circuit, and so young as well. They could have been huge, Ineson showed talent the excelled over some of the pro's. Such a loss of talent, but as many people have already said, dont just RIP, but bloody RIP it up up there as well!
RIP. They were some of the best riders on the DH circuit, and so young as well. They could have been huge, Ineson showed talent the excelled over some of the pro's. Such a loss of talent, but as many people have already said, dont just RIP, but bloody RIP it up up there as well!
Really sad when fellow bikers pass away, sounds like they were awesome blokes and great riders. RIP shredders.
R.I.P. never met these guys but its a huge tragedy too hear of ridders so skilled and refined in the sport pass away like this i think there should be a minutes silent devoted im giving mine
I sure wish i had seen these guys, sound like great riders and people. RIP and my thoughts are with the famiy.
I was having a bike delivered by 1 of the sponsers, when I rang thm up to ask were it was I found out the day it happened, I am really sorry guys, you will be missed. We should devote a race to these guys or something..... what a buch of lads. RIP
i remember the first time i really saw ben was when i was in an uplift truck at dunkeld and his mum walked to the door of the uplift trucks and started shouting for him he was like "what" she turned around and went u for got ur gloves and evry one around him laffed then some senior behind me said "i'd have to give up racing if tht happened to me" som1 else said "it would take alot for him to do tht."
its so tragic it had to be like this
R.I.P
its so tragic it had to be like this
R.I.P
man that brought a tear to my eye such a sad thing to hear.
it makes you realise though how short life can be and how vunerable we all are
it makes you realise though how short life can be and how vunerable we all are
The sport of downhill mountain biking his been robbed of two rising stars with their death in a car crash.
Tom Rodgers, 21, from Langcliffe, and his friend 18 year-old Ben Ineson, from Selside, died when their Peugeot 306 crashed into a wall and hedge on the A65 near Long Preston on Wednesday afternoon.
Mr Rodgers, who had worked for All Terrain Cycles both at its original shop in Cross Hills and then in Saltaire for over four years, was the 2007 Senior English Champion.
This year he was was riding for the All Terrain Cycles team in the elite division and had just returned from New Zealand where he had been competing.
His younger brother, Ben, 18, also a downhill racer, is still out there.
His parents, teachers Keith and Sue, are understood to be working abroad on a two-year contract.They last saw their boys at Christmas time before they set off abroad.
Work colleagues at Salts Mill were still in a state of disbelief today at the death of their "full on and unforgettable" friend.
All Terrain Cycles boss Tony Booth said today:" It is horrendous. Two of their friends here have been up to the site already to pay their respects.
"Tom was such a full-on person, full of life. He lived for racing - everything was about bikes.
"He was a very good worker and ran the race team. He was very keen and enthusiastic – such a bubbly full-on character. You’d not forget him if you met him.
"Tom had been due to be in work today and when he failed to arrive with us by 9.30am we thought it was unusual. We tried to ring his telephone but got nowhere.
"Tom had curtailed his New Zealand trip and was not actually due to come back until March to start the new season."
It was Tom’s dedication which helped forge the team’s success.
"All the momentum and enthusiasm came from Tom," said Mr Booth Ben too had been a member of the team last year and there was talk about him getting semi-sponsorship this year and was looking for a new team.
The youngest of four children, Ben was the son of Sally and Mick Ineson and was ranked number one in the junior section of British Cycling’s Downhill Mountainbike Championship.
Last summer he competed in Canada and Slovenia as well as in the UCI World Cup at Fort William, Scotland.
"This is a big loss to the sport and to everyone who knew them both," said Mr Booth.
He said they were still considering how to progress with the team next year but he believed the two friends would want them to carry on.
North Yorkshire police are appealing for witnesses. They said the pair had been in a red Peugeot 306 car which came off the road crashed into a wall and hedge.
It is understood the car had been travelling away from Settle when the accident happened near Mearbeck – between Settle and Long Preston – at 1.30pm on Wednesday.
All three emergency services attended and the two men – who were cut from the wreckage by firefighters from Settle and Bentham – were pronounced dead at the scene.
The road was closed for more than four hours and local diversions were put into place.
Police want to speak to anyone who witnessed the crash or saw the car beforehand. Those who can help should contact Traffic Constable Mark Tiffany at Skipton’s road policing unit on 0845 6060 247.
Tom Rodgers, 21, from Langcliffe, and his friend 18 year-old Ben Ineson, from Selside, died when their Peugeot 306 crashed into a wall and hedge on the A65 near Long Preston on Wednesday afternoon.
Mr Rodgers, who had worked for All Terrain Cycles both at its original shop in Cross Hills and then in Saltaire for over four years, was the 2007 Senior English Champion.
This year he was was riding for the All Terrain Cycles team in the elite division and had just returned from New Zealand where he had been competing.
His younger brother, Ben, 18, also a downhill racer, is still out there.
His parents, teachers Keith and Sue, are understood to be working abroad on a two-year contract.They last saw their boys at Christmas time before they set off abroad.
Work colleagues at Salts Mill were still in a state of disbelief today at the death of their "full on and unforgettable" friend.
All Terrain Cycles boss Tony Booth said today:" It is horrendous. Two of their friends here have been up to the site already to pay their respects.
"Tom was such a full-on person, full of life. He lived for racing - everything was about bikes.
"He was a very good worker and ran the race team. He was very keen and enthusiastic – such a bubbly full-on character. You’d not forget him if you met him.
"Tom had been due to be in work today and when he failed to arrive with us by 9.30am we thought it was unusual. We tried to ring his telephone but got nowhere.
"Tom had curtailed his New Zealand trip and was not actually due to come back until March to start the new season."
It was Tom’s dedication which helped forge the team’s success.
"All the momentum and enthusiasm came from Tom," said Mr Booth Ben too had been a member of the team last year and there was talk about him getting semi-sponsorship this year and was looking for a new team.
The youngest of four children, Ben was the son of Sally and Mick Ineson and was ranked number one in the junior section of British Cycling’s Downhill Mountainbike Championship.
Last summer he competed in Canada and Slovenia as well as in the UCI World Cup at Fort William, Scotland.
"This is a big loss to the sport and to everyone who knew them both," said Mr Booth.
He said they were still considering how to progress with the team next year but he believed the two friends would want them to carry on.
North Yorkshire police are appealing for witnesses. They said the pair had been in a red Peugeot 306 car which came off the road crashed into a wall and hedge.
It is understood the car had been travelling away from Settle when the accident happened near Mearbeck – between Settle and Long Preston – at 1.30pm on Wednesday.
All three emergency services attended and the two men – who were cut from the wreckage by firefighters from Settle and Bentham – were pronounced dead at the scene.
The road was closed for more than four hours and local diversions were put into place.
Police want to speak to anyone who witnessed the crash or saw the car beforehand. Those who can help should contact Traffic Constable Mark Tiffany at Skipton’s road policing unit on 0845 6060 247.
i remember seeing Tom win the caersws cup for his category, and take the top time, awesome rider! RIP
Very sad news indeed, i met tom at Ae last year doing some camera footage, to say he was a very affable young man, such a waste of young talent, my thoughts go to both families and friends.
I dont think he had the intension of being rude, just expressing (i hope) how shocked he is because his m8 would have some sort of connection with thoughs two.
i'm gona get my m8 to treat tht bike now with more respect than he already does!! and i was jus expressing
http://www.pinkbike.com/photo/2685361/
tht my m8s bike
and also RIP lads
http://www.pinkbike.com/photo/2685361/
tht my m8s bike
and also RIP lads
f*ck, thats really sad news. So bad how someone within our downhill community just goes like that, also at such a young age.
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Horrible news. A massive shame that they were so young and had such a decent life ahead of them with big prospects. R.I.P. both of you.
never saw them ride but the pics say it all about what they've contributed to the sport. RIP fellas!
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wud have been nice to have more brits in the wc's and im sure they would have made it! ride the clouds lads! R.I.P
well Ben got 24th at Schladming this year... at least he went out with a bang... awesome result the, especially for a junior
Whats with all this bad news today?! First the head of Bootleg canyon now these juniors!.. I send my condolences to the families, Theres two more souls goin' up to biker heaven!.. R.I.P
the uk scene is so close knit that you know or see the same faces at every event. to have 2 stolen from us in their prime is a terrible shame.
RIP boys, never forgotten, keep shredding in the skies
RIP boys, never forgotten, keep shredding in the skies
NOt even in there prime yet, they could have totally gone pro and rocked the world! It really sucks when this heppend but you get people murdring and raping walking around unharmed!
oh damn...i didn´t knew them but i feel sorry for their familys...what a shame that they died so young. damn!
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When i heard this news i didnt beleive it but then i knew it wasnt a joke and my heart sunk to the bottom of my chest .. even tho i didnt know you guys i sure knew who you's were !! always pointing yous out
The mountian biking family has lost some big brothers. rest in piece
god only takes the best
my thoughts go out to family and friends
catch yous in abit
The mountian biking family has lost some big brothers. rest in piece
god only takes the best
my thoughts go out to family and friends
catch yous in abit
i know wat u meen i hoped this mite be one of si patons crazy ways to stop us from driving (we all remember the helmet straps arcticle) and wot u said about the close knit ur right evry one knows evry one els really
they will be greatly missed.
they will be greatly missed.
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Only Jah can rise them from their sleep, only human have this oportunity from Jah because he loves us and all his creation!
god only takes the best. i remember the old race days, bringewood a while back, sat in the uplift que by you ben, was tired from laffin when i got to the top in the end
rest in peace boys, always missed, never forgotton
rest in peace boys, always missed, never forgotton
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Really sad to hear this news, cant quite believe it.
My thoughts are with family and friends!
Rest in peace guys!
My thoughts are with family and friends!
Rest in peace guys!
RIP what a cruel waste of talent and a horrible thing for family and friends to have to bear my condolences to them keep ripping up that downhill track in the sky
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condolence to both familys and friends may god be with them all RIP BOYS They say the tracks up there are 2nd to none in the bikers heaven.
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R.I.P I feel very sorry for the families and it's a great loss to MTBing, i never knew either of them but it's still a great shame to hear of the loss of these to guys. Very sad.
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R.I.P, very unfortunate. such a sad loss, Tom rodgers was sound and worked at ATC just down the road from me. R.I.P
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dearly missed by all man, legends in their own little way. Loudest people at the races, that will be sorely missed
R.I.P Ben and Tom
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R.I.P Ben and Tom
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i didn't know the guys but i've seen videos of them riding, major respect and such a sad loss
rest in peace guys
rest in peace guys
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although i never met them, the pics say it all. what a waste of talent!
This story has sent cold shivers down my spine.
My Condolences to both their families.
R.I.P lads.
This story has sent cold shivers down my spine.
My Condolences to both their families.
R.I.P lads.
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R.I.P its such a shame and a waste of such good tallent.
condolences to both families and their friends.
condolences to both families and their friends.
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R.I.P lads,
I hope they have WC's in heaven as use will be on that top step of the podium! Never forgotten guys!
Family and closest friends, thoughts be with you all!
I hope they have WC's in heaven as use will be on that top step of the podium! Never forgotten guys!
Family and closest friends, thoughts be with you all!
It truly is a sad day in the biking world. My sympothy to the family and friends of each of these two great young men. You will be missed by all
Ben you looked all set to tear up the world cup scene this year !!
Tom you are just a quality guy would do any thing for anybody i owe you !
R.I.P lads im sure you will shred where ever you guys are riding just now
Tom you are just a quality guy would do any thing for anybody i owe you !
R.I.P lads im sure you will shred where ever you guys are riding just now
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Just a Thought...but I wonder, as MTB is a very inclusive world if their families know how highly regarded they were...look at the response to this news! I'm sure it would touch the ones closest to the pair of them to know we will miss them. if anyone could sort out sending the responses from this post to them it would be a hell of a testiment!
Fantastic riders with amazing ability! Keep Ripping hard brothers, i know you will be just as awesome up there!R.I.P
My thoughts go out to the nearest and dearest.
that sucks terribly, i dont wanna know about that kinda stuff to be honest, rest in peace guys, you will be missed
I ve never had the pleasure of meeting them unfortunatley. But even so it makes me feel really sad to think the world has just lost two more great mountain bikers.
R.I.P guys
im sure theyd be glad to see how much everyone misses them
once again
R.I.P dudes
R.I.P guys
im sure theyd be glad to see how much everyone misses them
once again
R.I.P dudes
R.I.P Bem and Tom
always looked up to you guys
you'll be missed
my thoughts go out to family and friends
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always looked up to you guys
you'll be missed
my thoughts go out to family and friends
x
the guy were always u for a laught but were serious riders really talented
R.I.P GUYS THOUGHTS WITH ALL OF THIER FREINDS AND FAMILYS
R.I.P GUYS THOUGHTS WITH ALL OF THIER FREINDS AND FAMILYS
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so sorry to hear about this R.I.P
i hope there familys are ok at this sad time
really sad moment in mountain biking
xx.
i hope there familys are ok at this sad time
really sad moment in mountain biking
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i really don't know them, but when a fellow mtber dies, you would have to be super screwed up not to say R.I.P. "He will always be with us on the eternal ride."- unkown quote about Carey Boseker.
its hard to grasp i'll never see em riding around town anymore
Ride In Peace
you will be deeply missed by all.
Ride In Peace
you will be deeply missed by all.
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Having a drink to you now guys. Your joining some great company on that big DH run in the sky. I hope JMC is up for a race. Surely some kind of memorial is in order for them...maybe a new section named after them at Inners or their favourite track?
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I thought i would add another comment, which this is like a Jason McRoy times 2 situation.
rest in peace
rest in peace
Pour out a little brake fluid for these soldiers!
*The loss is felt through the whole MTB community.
I know my prayers go out to their friends & families, and I'm sure all of yours do as well.
1Love!!!
*The loss is felt through the whole MTB community.
I know my prayers go out to their friends & families, and I'm sure all of yours do as well.
1Love!!!
Met tom at some of the races. Real good guys.
RIP boys, will be missed.
Here is a pic I got of Tom at Gethin in May 08
http://www.pinkbike.com/photo/2022917/
RIP boys, will be missed.
Here is a pic I got of Tom at Gethin in May 08
http://www.pinkbike.com/photo/2022917/
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real bad news, such a shame - they look like they had promising futures. sorry to hear it has all been cut short R.I.P
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RIP GUYS MAY YOU NEVER BE FORGOTTEN. Total professionals on a bike and lived to ride. An inspiration to all
My thoughts are with their famalies and friends
My thoughts are with their famalies and friends
With sons with such promise and energy my thoughts are with their families and friends. The little consolation they have is that these guys lived life the way it should be lived -
"The Light that burns twice as bright burns for half as long"
You'll be forever in a lot of peoples thoughts when they're out on the tracks...RIP
"The Light that burns twice as bright burns for half as long"
You'll be forever in a lot of peoples thoughts when they're out on the tracks...RIP
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This is so sad, i remember seeing Tom's blue and white colours fly down the hill at last years innerleithen winter series, I'm sure they will be deeply missed, and only 2 weeks before this years innerleithen winter series too, so sad.
RIP
RIP
Its a truely saddening though to think that these guys wouldn't be with us any more, this my sound strange but I found when my dad died 3 years ago in a car crash that the real saddness really hits you when u find something that relates alot to that person, i found a book of my dads half read with a book mark in it, this too for ben and tom, just the though of there bikes sitting unridden and there talent and future wasted makes me feel so sad.
having not known these boys, its not my place to type lots, but to the families and friends out there my/our thoughts are with you. Its good to see people with such strong passions like these boys did.
To those close, its now your job to keep their memory alive!
RIP
To those close, its now your job to keep their memory alive!
RIP
Sad news, the MTB community has lost some valued persons in the early stages of 2009, I hope there are none too many to follow
RIP
RIP
Tragic. Never met or really heard much about them. Obviously, they made a big impact in a brief span of time. My condolences to all their loved ones.
The world is now short two rippers. We must ride that much harder to compensate for the loss. R.I.P.
The world is now short two rippers. We must ride that much harder to compensate for the loss. R.I.P.
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Yeah Boys!!!!
RIP
I think it is so good that everyone comes together like this!
So many good times i had with these lads, to many to actually mention, Just racing around the world with them was so mint!
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RIP
I think it is so good that everyone comes together like this!
So many good times i had with these lads, to many to actually mention, Just racing around the world with them was so mint!
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r.i.p always sad to see good people go, i think pink bike should make there pictures pod it would be a nice gesture plus they where rippers and there pictures deserve it..
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R.I.P. they were a great pair of guys, all my condolences to the families of both of them, they will be missed.
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i didn't know these guys or met them. BUt im still bummed. thats the good thing about the mountian bike crew we always look out for each other and when rough times come we stick togeather. Bets wishes to the famalys and friends. My heart is going out to you. Rest in peace guys.
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met bens dad breifly at hamsterly seemd like a lovely guy and proud of his son that was clear as it should be my heart goes out 2 him and his family and also toms realy sad to hear this news,ever pray much but prayn for you all x
This is the worst thing I can hear or read about. Its so depressing to find out fellow riders pass away especialy like this... :'(
Rest In Peace. I hope we will meet some day on an infinite trail
Rest In Peace. I hope we will meet some day on an infinite trail
Thats Sad. I've seen their names few times n watched a vid jus now. True potential to make it all the way. too bad their dream couldn't be fulfilled... RIP.
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Ride in peace lads.
Out of all this pain i hope their family and friends can find some sort of happiness knowing that they were amazing at what they did and so many people will miss them, i've got a lot of respect for the both of them.
R.I.P
Out of all this pain i hope their family and friends can find some sort of happiness knowing that they were amazing at what they did and so many people will miss them, i've got a lot of respect for the both of them.
R.I.P
Truly devastating news. My thoughts go out to the friends and family, and I pray that they will be able to make it through these trying times.
Ride in Peace
Ride in Peace
http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=596489648&ref=profile#/group.php?gid=46455796249&ref=mf
similar post but a facebook group, i'm not trying to advertise
similar post but a facebook group, i'm not trying to advertise
R.I.P lads you could ofve been such a great rider wait ur were already one,i wish you cold ofve became britains next top riders R.I.P
i didn't know them but I've seen them enough in videos and heard enough stories about the banter and crazy riding they produced. feels like a huge gap has been made in the UK downhill scene and it will probably never be filled again in quite the same way.
R.I.P
R.I.P
I have already commented but i want to say agin condolences to the family, the news of their deaths is so sad. It is so sad how their lives can just be ended so suddenly like that. R.I.P
didn't really know tom that much but he looked super fast! however, ben was an absolute legend, such a funny dude, like it says above, he made everyone laugh in the uplift queues! and such a fast rider too!
RIP GUYS! Everyone's going to miss you...
RIP GUYS! Everyone's going to miss you...
i got a video in my videos for them rip ladshttp://www.pinkbike.com/video/55952/ theres the link for it rip boys xx
http://www.pinkbike.com/video/55952/ theres the link for it rip boys xx
Ben, Tom.
Can't believe youre actually gone. Racing just won't be the same without you guys there. Thanks for all the brill memories and the amazing times you gave us all. Phil is missing you guys so much.
RIP boys
From Ben and Phil
Can't believe youre actually gone. Racing just won't be the same without you guys there. Thanks for all the brill memories and the amazing times you gave us all. Phil is missing you guys so much.
RIP boys
From Ben and Phil
Dam never met you 2 amazing guys. Those people will take a moment of real silence for you guys i hope! R.I.P hard !
i never met them but any fellow mountainbiker is a brother of mine, i know you boys are still shreddin up there, and never quit.
now we must all not mourn there death but instead celebrate there lives and all that they lived for, they rode for the love of the ride and raced for the love of the challenge. REST IN BEACE BOYS, and cheers to you both
now we must all not mourn there death but instead celebrate there lives and all that they lived for, they rode for the love of the ride and raced for the love of the challenge. REST IN BEACE BOYS, and cheers to you both
Gutting to hear this, they sound like such sound guys,so many of u will clearly never forget them,if all of u that knew or met them keep a place in ure hearts for them,then they did not die in vain. It would have been ace to have these guys fly the scottish flag for us on the world cup circuit,now they will have to fly it for us in heaven! RIP guys!
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I met Tom once to buy wheel's off him. See trying t catch him between practice runs. Spent all day there. Really sound guy. PIP
Theres a memorial ride taking place on march 15th i think near to where they lived and finishing at the crash site for a minutes noise in memory of them
again, R.I.P Lads
again, R.I.P Lads
R.I.P i never met you and actualy i dont even think ive heard of you but it seems like you were real rippers and what this sport was about and you will be never forgotten that im sure of
again R.I.P
again R.I.P
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So sad to hear, they'll be a great loss to the downhill community. Great lads, great riders. Ride on boys.
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Tom Rogers funeral is on Monday 26th of January at Langcliff near Settle.
Ben Inesons funeral is on Tuesday 27th of January at Skipton Holy Trinity.
Both at 11:00a.m.
Both parents have expressed they welcome as many friends as possible that can attend.
Ben Inesons funeral is on Tuesday 27th of January at Skipton Holy Trinity.
Both at 11:00a.m.
Both parents have expressed they welcome as many friends as possible that can attend.
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If any one wants to pass on a message to Ben and Toms parents , a Book of Condolence has been set up on All Terrain Cycles website at
www.allterraincycles.co.uk
These will be printed and bound into a book so the guys parents can get a chance to read a these amazing tributes from all round the world for two very cool guys.
The link is http://www.allterraincycles.co.uk/condolence.html
A memorial fund has also been started to honour their memory the intention to sponsor future events and up and coming riders.
Donations can be done on line at https://www.allterraincycles.co.uk/donations.html
Please give generously so we can give both Tom and Ben a long lasting memory.
Rest in Peace Guys - from all your Buddies at Terrain cycles
www.allterraincycles.co.uk
These will be printed and bound into a book so the guys parents can get a chance to read a these amazing tributes from all round the world for two very cool guys.
The link is http://www.allterraincycles.co.uk/condolence.html
A memorial fund has also been started to honour their memory the intention to sponsor future events and up and coming riders.
Donations can be done on line at https://www.allterraincycles.co.uk/donations.html
Please give generously so we can give both Tom and Ben a long lasting memory.
Rest in Peace Guys - from all your Buddies at Terrain cycles
http://www.bebo.com/rip_ben_and_tom if you have a bebo page please join in memory of these two amazing guys
These boys had such a life ahead of them. It was such a shock when I heard they had been killed..
R.I.P.
R.I.P.
Poor guys, It was great riding with you. Tom wheelying the whole bridge at settle, classic. Guna miss you guys. RIP.
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