We lost a legend on January 23rd. Ronnie B, a staple in the Edmonton motorcycle community, passed away at 81 years old.

Ronnie was all about Harleys—don't even think about bringing anything else into his shop! But beyond the bikes, he was a passionate photographer who saw the world through a lens. He rode until the very end, and that's how he lived: full throttle, no regrets.

To me, he was more than a mechanic. He was the only one who worked on my Sporty, and when money was tight—which it...We lost a legend on January 23rd. Ronnie B, a staple in the Edmonton motorcycle community, passed away at 81 years old.

Ronnie was all about Harleys—don't even think about bringing anything else into his shop! But beyond the bikes, he was a passionate photographer who saw the world through a lens. He rode until the very end, and that's how he lived: full throttle, no regrets.

To me, he was more than a mechanic. He was the only one who worked on my Sporty, and when money was tight—which it usually was—he didn't turn me away. Instead, he'd have me get in there alongside him. He taught me how to work on my own bike, gave me skills and confidence I wouldn't have found anywhere else. That's the kind of man he was.

The Edmonton motorcycle community lost a great man. A celebration of life ride will happen during riding season. I'll post details when I know them.

RIP Ronnie B. You're taking your final ride to a better place Show more