RIP you look like you had such a good future as a biker

whenever i get angry about something petty like a mechanical on the bike, or having to go to the dentist, anything....

all i have to do is come here, read aidans posts, and it just makes me realise i have to appreciate what ive got, and quit whining. i hate myself for being so pathetic about stuff sometimes when there are people like aidan being so brave, and just so.... strong in comparison to me.

i have to say that aidan seems to be the bravest person i never met, and i think the support he has had off the forum is incredible.

rest in peace man,

luke

Just found this thread, I didn't know Aidan but he is an inspiration to all of us to keep going through any hard times we may face in life, to never give up hope and stay positive.

RIP Aidan

ive been reading and following this for a while now but never posted and now feel a little bit guilty if you like,i never knew Aiden but i feel i know an awful lot about him and the people he used to ride with,having recently had 2 people in my life that had this terrible misfortune one of them came through and has made a full recovery and she was an absoulte warrior all the way through and was only young too (27) but unfortunatley my cousins husband passed away on new years day due to stomach cancer at the age of 32.id just like to say that the support for this guy has been unreal and to everyone that has posted or even thought about Aiden throughout these events deserves a pat on the back.
keep shredding it mate!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Just read through most of this topic and all of the ride-central article about Aidan. Its so emotional just reading it, even though i never knew of Aidan himself. I cant start to imagine what its like for the people closest to him.
RIP Aidan.

ive just sat and read every single post in this thread.
i know you will never be able to read anyones replys, but your fighting spirit had me in tears at somepoints. my ex-girlfriend recently lost her mum to cancer, and my dad has it at the moment. i never give too much thought to it, but i spoke to him today on the phone, and he wasnt feeling to good, and then i read this thread. made me think about things a bit more, and as people have said previously to me, really does put things in persepctive. clicked onto your myspace link, and it seems that there are a lot of people that really do still care about you.

thanks for making me realise a few things. sucks that the UK has lost what could have been a real talent(from what people have said about your riding).

hope your still riding wherever you are,
Sam

Only just came to this forum and was switching through the threads and came across this one it hit me as soon as he said cancer, looks like he had a great future, not only in biking but great lad, didnt know him but from what ive heard i jus wish he would have pulled through it.

R.I.P mate.

R.I.P dint ever talk to you but still......   :'(