Hairy Bikers fans in tears as Si King posts poignant tribute to late Dave Myers
Si King has made another touching tribute to Dave Myers ahead of the upcoming Dave Day event, where thousands of people are set to take part in a charity motorbike ride.
Hairy Biker Si King moves fans with update on Dave Myers honour
Hairy Biker fans were left emotional after Si King posted another tribute in honour of the late Dave Myers. The TV chef announced the exciting news that their bespoke Hairy Bikers Triple Hop Beer is now available to buy.
Uploading a snap of the new alcoholic beverage on Instagram, Si wrote to his fans: "Thrilled to announce our delicious Hairy Biker Triple Hop beer that we lovingly made with @theakstonbrewery is coming to a shelf near you - first stop Waitrose!
Go grab a bottle, sit down, relax and enjoy! Si x."
Another snap showed Si sitting outside with a beer in one hand and relaxing next to an open fire. It was confirmed on February 28 that Dave had died following a battle with cancer at the age of 66. Dave was best known for being one of the Hairy Bikers and fronted numerous television shows alongside Si King.
Many of Si's 391,000 followers couldn't help but comment on the touching tribute. One person said in the comments: "Ah Si, breaks my heart seeing you sitting there without Dave. Truly 2 of the nicest people, I met you once at a good food show."
A second fan said: "This image genuinely brought a tear to my eye. I'm back in the UK soon, will definitely try to buy a bottle or two and raise a glass to you both !!"
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A third person also similarly said: "Possibly the saddest picture I've seen in years of you sat with a bottle & an empty chair," as another wrote: "Just something/someone massively missing from this picture."
Si is gearing up for a charity motorbike ride this Saturday (8 July) in memory of Dave. The ride is expected to be led by him and will set off from from North London to Dave’s hometown of Barrow-In-Furness, Cumbira. The riders are estimated to be covering over 300 miles in Dave's honour.
Speaking ahead of the event, he said on Instagram: "I'm really looking forward to seeing everybody on Saturday for the Dave Day Ride Out.
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"Yeah. I think we are going to have a great day and thank you all very much for all of the support. Be safe and be courteous to one another and we'll have a smashing day. I'll see you all there".
In a statement confirming Dave's death in February, Si wrote online: "Hi everyone, I’m afraid I bear some sad news. Most of you will know Dave has been fighting cancer for the past couple of years.
"Last night, on 28th February 2024, with Lili, Dave’s wife, his family, close friend David and myself by his side, he passed away peacefully at home."
