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Archive for 31/07/2009
Bruce Rossmeyer killed in motorcycle crash enroute to Sturgis
31/07/2009 by info.
We are sad to report that Bruce Rossmeyer, owner of Daytona Beach Harley-Davidson and many other Harley Dealerships, died just a few hours ago in a motorcycle accident in Wyoming on his way back from a Dealers meeting in Colorado enroute to Sturgis.
A family friend said Rossmeyer was riding with several motorcyclists when they pulled out to pass a recreational vehicle. Rossmeyer was the last in line and was killed when the RV strayed into his lane, hitting his motorcycle, according to the friend who didn’t want to be named.
Bruce Rossmeyer was an incon in our industry and he will be greatly missed.
Source :- Bikerhotline.com
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