Lunmad Funeral Service
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- Опубліковано 8 вер 2024
- Hello everyone, thank you all so much for all of the beautiful comments you left on the previous video, we cannot thank you all enough for these messages.
For anyone who missed John's service, it will be public forever for everyone worldwide to see.
A memorial website has been created in honour of John. The unedited version of this video will be available there. More information and youtube playlists will also be available there. Please visit it at:www.lunmad.com/
Thank you all for being a part of John's life.
(The original audio has been edited to remove the songs used during the service and has been replaced with a line of text.)
John's presence on UA-cam will be missed in Canada. God's love to all who miss John as well.
Rest in Peace Mr. John .. your friend from Kuwait
I was 300 kms away from home with a clogged carb on my 72 r60 at 8:30pm at night in bear country I recalled John's flat tire trip. As I sat at a gas station and began removing the carb components under the stars and thought of John over my shoulder as I felt some despair on sleeping outdoors with the bugs.
I got the carbs cleaned, bike points set and rebuilt before dark and as I shifted into 4th at 75mph in the direction of home I thought how John's lessons were great encouragement YOU can do it. Never mind the critics trust your intuition and abilities even if you don't yet know you have them. John was helpful when ever I was stumped with a Trumpet bike or maybe a bit stressed out running a small biz for bikes. Find a Beezer for me to ride John we can do the Dales run! He may say Ride for me but let me go. Loved by many here in Canada. We live for him now enjoy every day.
I want to thank John for sharing his life with us. I've so much enjoyed watching all his videos over the years. He has shared his love for his life with us of a like interests. He will be missed. His life will live on through his recordings and I will continue to visit him through those recordings. He has been a friend for me even though we had never met. He showed that if you loved your life you will enjoy a wonderful life. U.S.A.
I'm very sad to hear that John has passed away. Thank you for broadcasting his service. I went to John's UA-cam page to tell him that I had finally started to assemble my Bonneville here in Canada, after tearing it down about 8 years ago to rebuild and paint it. I have been fighting cancer for quite some time and that has held up my progress. I told John how much I enjoyed watching his videos of his road trips. It felt like I was there. I have almost the same bike as John. His videos and comments in the forums have been very helpful to guys all over the world. I bought and rebuilt my 1971 Bonneville for the first time when I was only 17. I'm 56 now and I still enjoy watching his videos. John will be missed by guys from all over the globe. I wish that I could have had the opportunity to not just talk to John from over the internet, but I wish I could have been a friend. Such a nice man will be missed by many. God bless you all, family and friends.
God bless and go well! Your instruction on the finer points of Triumphs was invaluable.
Thank you John for everything, it was a pleasure to share you love of bikes.
Thank you for sharing John’s farewell. I’m in tears sitting here with my morning cuppa in Putnam Valley NY. Never knew John personally, but his UA-cam videos have helped tremendously with my Triumph. Glad that he had so many good friends. Godspeed LUNMAD, you’ll be in my thoughts as I ride through my beloved Catskills. Ian C, ex.pat Londoner.
I'm the proud owner of a Triumph bonneville t140v 1976. I saw you here on UA-cam and i loved your videos and I am sad to hear that you're not Here Anymore Rest in peace my friend and my all the good Spirits be with you.
Hilsen Lars fra Danmark
You were and still are a great inspiration for many, myself included. R.I.P Lunmad. Your Nova Scotian friend.
I was about to do some work on my 67 Bonnie and went, as usual, to check the best approach by looking at Lunmad’s videos. So sad to see that he has passed on. Although I’ve never met him, he has been my guru and motivator for the last decade. His videos are by far the most informative on the internet and will still be treasured by those of us with classic Triumphs. Having watched the funeral service, I now feel that I know him better. RIP Lunmad.
Dear John, rest In peace. Thank you for your kindness and inspiration. Love to you and your family xxx
My 71 tiger is on the road today because of his videos. Every Sunday morning I would fix a cup of coffee, watch a video and then head into the shop to work on what I had just learned. What started as a project to simply get the bike running turned into a complete rebuild. He gave me the curiosity and the confidence to go way beyond what was needed to where I was doing maintenance jobs just to follow along with the videos and keep the Sunday morning ritual going. After a year there just wasn't anything left to do so I rode it out of the shop and it has been running like stink ever since. Thank you.
A part of you will live on in my Tiger. God speed!
Things will never be the same again.
Watched yet another of Lunmads videos where he's off camping in the dales.
Can't accept that we will never hear the roar of that Bonnie coming into the car park of our pub again. No more nights talking about the daftest of things.
Miss you mate.
Thank you John for everything you shared with us, we will miss you. Bryon in Massachusetts.😢
Sad news....Rest in Peace...I feel like I knew him a bit
Reading through the comments I realise, he through his videos helped so many including myself. RIP.
John's UA-cam content inspired me to rebuild a 1973 Triumph 650cc during the Covid lockdown.
Hopefully his content will be on here for years to come and help others as his legacy. Thank you John.
A wonderful service for a man I never met. But a mans who's talent I turned to when building my Triumph motorcycle. RIP John, you did a great job!! Maybe someone will honor you with a memorial bike ride each year!
I first discovered ‘Plewsy’ on the Triumph Rat forum when working on my ‘73 Tiger. His videos and motorcycle knowledge have been invaluable to me and so many others. Keep your right hand cranked wherever your journey takes you John. RIP.
You will be missed my friend
The end of a life lived to the full, A man in a shed loved all over the world, RIP John, from an English man in France.
RIP my friend. You left a mark on our passion. Thank you again.
Rest in Peace John, thank you! 👍
John, THANK YOU!
A lovely tribute to an absolute diamond. Condolences to John’s family.
I never met the man, but feel like I knew him, his videos helped me numerous times with my own triumphs, RIP John, and thank you for all you did
A sad loss, he was a cracking bloke and helped me so much re building my Triumph T140v. loved his no nonsense approach to his Videos and all the home made tools he used. Rest in peace John.
a part of you lives on my 71 Triumph Bonneville with bumblebee paint scheme(gold replaced with yellow) . thank u 4 answering my inquiries in the past.
Les Vidéos de John m'ont beaucoup aidé à restaurer ma bécane merci
Thanks for all your help LUNMAD. See you down the road I hope.
Thank you John from a T120 riding Brit in the southern US
From him I learned to repair motorcycles
I am from Egypt
rest in peace 😔
Rest in peace John. You will be missed 😔
Its because of John I've been saying "gonna be lovely " for about ten years now and I'm from New York!
no john i have waited for your return, sorry to hear this, I always enjoyed your can do attitude thank you for your library of helpful inspiring videos
I only knew John through his videos but he cheered me up, gave me enthusiasm and helped me restore my own 72 Bonneville, I'll still keep watching as long as they're there, he'll still keep helping me out.
At rest now, but he will live on through his video tutorials and continue to help many like myself. Thanks John.
If it wasn't for John and his videos i certainly wouldn't have been able to rebuild my Bonneville. So god bless you mate you will be sadly missed.....
RIP John. Deepest condolences to all your loved ones.
I too will miss him,
He helped me so much with my Triumph,
I just can't say how much we all miss him.
There will never be a more knowledgeable person then Ludmad to kick start a Triumph then he.
RIP from the mountains of Virginia, USA.......
So sad…. He inspired a lot of us to tear into our beloved Triumphs and showed us how to do it correctly without fear. Without his videos my bike would still be in the shed. Tremendous loss for the Triumph motorcycle community. Godspeed John….😢
Being new to vintage British motorcycles, John’s channel has helped me on many occasions. RIP Lunmad.
Thank you for all the brilliant wealth of knowledge you brought to the motorcycle community world wide. There is many old Triumph's back on the road all over the world because of you! Love from 🇮🇲
Rest in peace John.
I learned so much from him. RIP BROTHER
I never met you but your wisdom helped me immeasurably. Rest easy john, hope there's a bonnie wherever you are.
Rest in peace, and enjoy heaven. Will always remember your work and dedication. Thanks!!
RIP John your you tube clips will be your legacy .
Respect buddy.
And from New Zealand too, happy riding.
Dad loves John’s videos , rip lunmad , thank you so much
Definitely helped me through a few issues with my vintage triumph, always a joy to see his videos. Ride on John
Goodbye John
I was lucky enough to of met John a few years ago when he visited us over here in the colonies. What an interesting man, we took him to his first authentic Mexican restaurant/bar. I am deeply saddened by his passing and wish his family and close friends my heart felt condolences.
Sol
I never met John, but conversed on UA-cam with him. Suffice to say, I felt I knew him, due to his remarkably effortless way of communication via a small camera. R.I.P John, you will be sadly missed.
Rest In Peace John🏍🏍🏍
God bless.
RIP John. Thanks for sharing your knowledge on the "Bonnie". Sincere condolences to Johns family and friends.
Thanks for sharing. RIP John.🏍️
(Thanks John . R.I P.) Condolences to his loved ones , followers and friends in sharing this upload
What a legend. I've loved John's videos and I've been able to learn so much from them over the years. R.I.P and hope you're enjoying your ride with the angels my friend.
Thank you for posting this video for us all to watch .good by John RIP
Goodbye to a real biker, John you were a one off...
Sad day, watched every video !
Rest in peace John, you was an inspiration, always courteous and pleasant and sharing your vast knowledge of the Triumph motorcycle. You will be missed John. My Condolences to John’s family. Jeff.
What a lovely ceremony for a lovely spirit.
Heartfelt thanks for John's wisdom and knowledge on all things Triumph. Sincere condolences to the family. We remember him with affection. John is still here, giving help and advice in the many useful videos. A suitable memorial and inspiration to his many fans.
Well that was lovely and befitting of such a joy of a human being. Thanks very much to the family who followed their wisdom in knowing that we'd all want to share in the memorial. Much love to you during your time of grief. -Carmel Valley, California, USA
Thank You for the video of John's Funeral. My deepest sympathies to His family and friends. His videos are classic. Thanks for the memories and the knowledge. Bernie in Maryland, USA
He was an old school motorcycle genius in his own right and an inspiration to us lads that still love to work on our bikes and still continue to pick up tips and learn from his videos , he was so down to earth to talk too and you could talk to him about bikes for hours and he was so enthusiastic and interested in giving advice about your bike , so sad to learn of his passing, Ride free John 🏍️🏁🐺
RIP John, thanks for all the pearls of wisdom
Rip you are going to be missed mate
I am so sad! Oh Man. thank you for sharing this! thank you
Be easy my Friend , and safe travels through space and time ! You taught me all that I know about Triumphs , and I thank you for that.
Hy heart goes out to his friends and family, please know he helped me greatly with his Triumph videos to which I turned many times. One meaning of life is to give of yourself for the benefit of mankind, even if it's one person at a time....
I just found out today, through a friend we both have 1970s Bonnie’s and I happened to mention lunmad, he told me he had passed away! Utterly devastated. Loved his vids watched them all, helped me out of a few situations RIP big man.
Condolences to family and friend
12:50 am France. So sorry for this news only just learnt. I used this page to do my clutch in 2015, so I was glad to find it again for more advice. Brilliant explanations. I'm a novice mechanic and it still works after following John's video.
I will continue with his everlasting advice! Thank you and RIP John!
Thank you for posting this. He will be sadly missed. Love and condolences to all friends and family.
I know im a year late on this but i would just like to say thank you to John for everything I learned watching his videos. My T120 wouldnt be the awesome machine it is today if it wasnt for him. I have a feeling hes somewhere out there in the great beyond on a trumpet that he built from the crank up on a road that never ends and a tank that never runs dry.
God speed John
Addio amico riposa in pace.
Sad new . With lunmad i have learned hours of triumph mecanic thank you rest in peace teacher. Joe beg thousthern france
Sorry to hear of the passing of Lumilad, thanks for the tips and videos, thoughts with his family and friends at this sad time.
Lunmad
My condolences again - but thanks for sharing this too. Much appreciated x
Gutted such a nice man 🤘
Thanks for sharing this. Have a good one 👍
John🌹Thank you for sharing your wonderful knowledge to the world. You are a true purest at heart! Please visit our shops from time to time and whisper hello , that’s a nice job. God Bless you…💫S
Rip Lunmad, you was ace
Merci Merci merci ❤❤❤❤❤ je vais continuer à te regarder
Condolences
One of the fastest 12 months . .hope your all riding well up there . Respects to the family..still enjoying the vids . Bless you all .p devon
Rest in peace sir. I've watched many of your videos over and over as I tried to figure out systems on my Triumph. Thank you, for all.
God bless and rest in Peace..........
Ah merde franchement tu étais trop super actuellement encore aujourd'hui même tes vidéos car j'ai un Triumph Bonneville T120 de 73 comme toi sauf que moi je ne sais pas rien faire dessus mais je te remercie beaucoup pour ta joie ta technique ton bonheur et tout ce que tu nous montres franchement merci à toi et je suis pas le seul à regarder encore tes vidéos et j'espère qu'elle vous restez longtemps pour que tout le monde puisse en profiter merci à toi repose-toi bien je suis sûr que tu roules quelque part actuellement😢😢😢😢❤❤❤
Bless you, rest in peace.
My condolences to the Family. May John rest in Peace.
rip sir
Vale fellow biker!! x
😢 j have learn tò assemby motorcycle'motor Whit his video aboute my motoguzzi v50III!!!! RIP my friend!!!!