Bikers Can Have Harley Hearse Give Them Last Ride

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Gary Simko is helping bikers take their last ride.

The retired Illinois detective has a specially built hearse that's pulled by a three-wheeled Harley Davidson.

Simko said the hearse is modeled after the carriage that carried outlaw Jesse James to his Missouri grave in 1882. http://www.channelcincinnati.com/irresistible/5020038/detail.html
 
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