Keith Nairn

[breganzane]

Really sad to hear this, even though I didn't really know him. RIP a true Laverda enthusiast.

 

[julian]

Terribly sad news.
I didn't know Keith well but had many dealings with him for parts over the years, always very helpful and very pleasant to speak with.
He will be missed by all I am sure.
God speed Keith.

 

[Andy J]

A toast was raised yesterday in Keith’s memory at Donington. I guess a good number of the bikes at the event had at some point in their lives benefited from the Kieth treatment so it was quite a fitting tribute to see some many of the bikes out on the circuit.

 

[oldiggy]

Whenever I take my valve cover off and find I don’t need to adjust valve clearances and no recession I’ll say to myself thanks Keith.

 

[redax5]

I arrived back from Darwin today after racing our bikes there, Maxene and I just watched Keith's funeral on live feed that we were so glad to be able to do
We are still devastated that he is gone, very hard to believe, so terribly sad
Laverda world has lost a true Laverda engineer and a great person that had a passion for excellence
We will miss him greatly

RIP Keith, we will always remember you and our times together

 

[The Sock]

A very moving service, it was a fitting tribute to a great man,
He will be missed by many.

 

[Jota Rob]

I too watched a very moving service online. God bless you Keith.

 

[eric]

I'm still recovering from surgery, and radiotherapy, it's difficult to comprehend that such a massive personality has been taken from us, his sense of humour was right up my street, we had many a dirty laugh when l phoned with a query about my bike, that's a huge hole now in the Laverda community, the family handled the eulogy excellently, R.I.P. Keith.

 

[steph]

bonne route cher keith

 

[Alexb83]

Just back from the funeral, sadly I couldn't stay after as it was quite a run up to Glasgow and back.

We should all be so lucky when we go, as to be remembered so fondly by so many as Keith was.

RIP Keith

 

[Reggie3cl]

Fine turnout of Breganze iron was great to see, and having Keith's 3C next to him was a nice touch. Really didn't feel real. RIP Capo.