Press
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A few samples from the national press
The Guardian on the
funeral of Air Vice Marshal Peter Howard
The Guardian on the
funeral of Elsie Nevitt
The Guardian on the
funeral of Pamela Pope
The Telegraph on The
Last Blast
The Telegraph on Modernising
Funerals
The Telegraph on The
Bulldog Bash
The Times on If
you Gotta go, Go Fast
The Times on Jeremy Deller's Folk
Archive
The 2002 Tomb
Rider launch picture in The Sun
One of the BBC's many Biker
Funerals radio interviews
This
book is recommended
to anyone who helps the suffering
Robbie Coltrane's B Road Britain
Robbie was impressed by the standards of our construction, our faster funerals and he also visited our MD's Biker Service. He used to ride a BSA M20 with a sidecar himself. This popular TV programme is now available in his book and on DVD.
Fifth Gear examine our Hayabusa Hearse
Help for Journalists on Biker Funerals
As well as Motorcycle Funerals we also serve at Biker
Funerals.
Dignity & Respect are shown at all Biker Funeral
Services UK-Wide
Bikers regularly use our sidecar hearses out of respect for the deceased
Our bikes are not trikes/tricycles they are bikes/authentic motorcycles
Our hearses are purpose built UK spec hearses, not adapted sidecars
This is literally the only UK fleet of actual motorbike hearses
These are recognised by DVLA as '2-wheel hearse'
Our enclosed hearses are UK design, UK built, UK standards and
patented
They are not American owned or imported but do carry American Caskets
Elsewhere you'll find sidecar boats, coffins etc. and open platforms
Yes, we really do build them here in the Midlands
Our Managing Director began his ministry at Kensington Temple in
1989
His first
site was launched in 1997 and this site in 1999
We became a company in 2002. The first ever in the UK
Our engineering benefits from the help of UK Sidecar Racers
and for journalists trailing behind...
A trailer towed behind a trike on North of England TV is now owned by this company. A trailer being tugged behind a trike is obviously is not a motorcycle hearse, it's a trailer, but we do keep it on display to show the history of biker funerals. The idea of towing people away never took off in the UK, but it is history nonetheless and deserves preservation.
We are grateful to all journalists who ensure tasteful,
thoughtful and sensitive media coverage in the press, national, international
& regional television and radio.