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I can't believe I'm reading this.
I truely did respect his input when seeking advice from the site.
What a tragedy


Hey Inda....Cut some trail up there when you find some time brother and we'll all ride your trails together one day.

May God continue to bless your soul.

I never knew him but I'm sure if I did I'd call him friend. His knowledge of all things KDX was unmatched.

Every time I ride Miss KDX part of Vince will be with me.

Godspeed Vince.

Inda - thanks for you help and support. You were the best of us.

Our condolences to Inda's family.

Did Inda have Children?

I believe he has a daughter. My thoughts goes to his family.

One daughter, Heather that graduated from high school last year.

edit: 2 daughters

Wow. Dont know what else to say, its all been said. Reading Inda's post has solved more than a few probs for me.

Condolences to his family.

Ben

poor bastard.

He would have been 47 on June 10 this year. Raise a beer in his memory on this day.

I'm certainly shocked and deeply saddened by Inda's death, even though we never met. When I was building my hybrid, Inda always had encouraging words and helpful insight when I ran into problems. And without this site, I would never have undertaken that project, which taught me volumes.

Inda's passing is a sad reminder that any one of us could go at any time. I sometimes wonder while driving or riding, if I were to be killed this instant, what were the last words I spoke to my loved ones? I don't always like the answer, and Inda's passing brings into sharp relief my need to express my love for my family more often.

Thoughts and prayers to his family.

I never met him, so I am honestly confused by how much this has affected me. I am truly sad for his family and friends. Maybe because my mom was 46 when she passed in 1988. That is so young. Really, really sad for everyone involved.

I think I need to re-spring my suspension........my heart feels really heavy.

Thanks for everything Inda. Your knowledge helped every person who has ever been on this site.

As of tomorrow, February 5, I will post here a link that donations can be made to. All donations will go equally to his daughters, Leslie and Heather.

I can't thank you all enough.

To those of you whom we rode with in WVA ... you are especially dear to my heart. You know who you are.

Wibby and Brad ... you too.

Fuzzy ... you're a given.

His funeral will be Monday at Deiter's Funeral Home in East Peoria. 5-7 visitation. 7:00 service.

Hi Indawoods, I never had the pleasure to meet you but thank you for replying to all my posts when I needed assistance with my bike. Fortunate are the family and friends that got to spend time with you on this earth. You seem like a great man. God and all your family and friends will look after your loved ones here. Promise me that you will look me up when I get to heaven someday so we can finally meet and talk story.

http://www.deitersfuneralhome.com/

Scroll down. Left side.

I can't believe it!

My condolences to Inda's family.

That is terrible. Hard to believe at such an early age.

I regretted missing that ride in WV. I took it for granted we'd have another opportunity. Unbelievable....

I'm raising that beer to him now. It is nice that this forum is here, a legacy for him. He will be remembered by a lot of people for a very long time.

I'll be praying for his family. We must keep this site going in his memory.

Maybe for those of us that can't make it to the service for him, we could raise a glass at 7:00 PM Monday in remembrance of him.