Member's BLOG: Sunday, October 13th, 2013
To all of you who have not yet been informed, we have lost our Brother last night. Kristoffer Raifsnider, Monteboy03, has passed away from injuries he sustained from a motorcycle accident last night. The Monte Carlo Forum Family has suffered a tragic loss of one of it's most influential Brothers. You are truly missed, Bro. Still doesn't feel real that you're gone.


To all of you who have not yet been informed, we have lost our Brother last night. Kristoffer Raifsnider, Monteboy03, has passed away from injuries he sustained from a motorcycle accident last night. The Monte Carlo Forum Family has suffered a tragic loss of one of it's most influential Brothers. You are truly missed, Bro. Still doesn't feel real that you're gone.




It is really sad to lose one of our own.
It's never a nice day when you hear news like this.
On behalf of all the staff at MonteCarloForum.com, and Internet Brands Automotive, I offer my deepest condolences to the family and friends of our Monte Carlo brother Kristoffer Raifsnider "Monteboy03". Kristoffer will be greatly missed by everyone who knew him.
Lou Papineau, administrator
MonteCarloForum.com
MonteCarloForum.com
Hello MCF,
Just checking in from the local laundry mat. It's a Nice day. Wish I was out Cruising ideas of doing chores. Got do what ya gotta do!
Hay Lou, Nice Bike! Hope you get in some good Cruisin before winter sets in!
Just checking in from the local laundry mat. It's a Nice day. Wish I was out Cruising ideas of doing chores. Got do what ya gotta do!
Hay Lou, Nice Bike! Hope you get in some good Cruisin before winter sets in!
Uh... That's Kristoffer on the bike. Not me. Sorry for the confusion.
I don't know all the details of Kris' accident. But I think it's important to remember that motorcycle riders don't have safety cages, crumple zones, and airbags when they're out there on the road! And leathers and a helmet are no match against the impact with a car or truck.
Please be aware of this when you're sharing the road with a motorcycle. There is no reset button or do-overs in life. Saying you're sorry doesn't bring the person back.
Please drive safely and responsibly.
Kris's death will be a reminder to me when I get the urge to open up the Monte on a city street.
Please be aware of this when you're sharing the road with a motorcycle. There is no reset button or do-overs in life. Saying you're sorry doesn't bring the person back.
Please drive safely and responsibly.
Kris's death will be a reminder to me when I get the urge to open up the Monte on a city street.
I don't know all the details of Kris' accident. But I think it's important to remember that motorcycle riders don't have safety cages, crumple zones, and airbags when they're out there on the road! And leathers and a helmet are no match against the impact with a car or truck.
Please be aware of this when you're sharing the road with a motorcycle. There is no reset button or do-overs in life. Saying you're sorry doesn't bring the person back.
Please be aware of this when you're sharing the road with a motorcycle. There is no reset button or do-overs in life. Saying you're sorry doesn't bring the person back.
here's the article.
Onalaska man dies in motorcycle crash | News - Home
People make mistakes sometimes, as it seems he did.
This was not another drivers fault.
















