The Editor-in-Chief of Motorcycle.com has sadly and unexpectedly become the victim of a fatal accident and died.
On September 13, 2023, Evan Brasfield, a reputed and acclaimed personality in Powersports journalism, passed away due to injuries he sustained in an accident; at the time of his departure, he was 61 years old.
Evans’s sudden death was announced by his wife Karin through a post that states:
“Dear friends and family, we wanted to let you know that we have suffered a great loss. Evans was in an accident yesterday and did not survive.”
“He was our rock, our beloved, world’s best Dad and my life partner for over 30 years. His absence leaves a gaping hole in our hearts. We are honestly not sure how we will live without him.”
She adds, “We would appreciate your love and prayers at this time.”
The circumstance that surrounds the accident or becomes the reason behind the fatal incident is not publicly disclosed, but his loved ones want to know the cause behind this deadly accident.
Obituary:
Information about the funeral services is still pending and will be revealed soon by his family.
About Evan Brasfiled:
The Motorcycle business has existed for more than twice as long as Envas has been a part of the community of Motorcycle.com.
He offered consistency in the publishing industry since he was a true professional in motorcycle journalism.
He was a writer and photographer with over 25 years of experience in the motorcycle industry.
He tried all his efforts to create Motorcycle.com, a publication of the highest level, and he worked nonstop to produce knowledge and narrative that led the industry.
Condolences:
Everybody remembers the great Moto journalist and pouring heartfelt condolences and tributes to him over their social media.
“Terrible news. Fellow motorcycle journalist, Evans Brasfield, did not survive a motorcycle accident yesterday. There are no details save for a statement from his wife. Evans was a great guy, a friend, highly respected and loved in the world of moto-journalism. In July I had the honor of spending an evening walking around the Harley-Davidson event in Milwaukee with him, having dinner, and talking. He will be deeply missed.”
“I am crushed by this. Evans Brasfield is one of the kindest, most positive, supportive, intelligent and just damn fun guys I got to hang out with back when I worked in the moto industry. His very voice smiled whenever we talked. What an incredible loss for for all of us and his dear family. Thanks, Evans. Knowing you made my life a better place. God speed buddy.”