Tribute to Dave Myers: Remembering a Hairy Bikers Legend on BBC
- Dave Myers, a popular presenter of the Hairy Bikers, passed away in February at the age of 66 after battling cancer.
- His friend and co-star, Si King, will pay tribute to him in a BBC documentary titled 'The Hairy Bikers: You'll Never Ride Alone.'
- The documentary will serve as a celebration of their friendship and careers, highlighting the impact Dave had during his life.
In 2023, Dave Myers, beloved star of the Hairy Bikers, died at the age of 66 after a hard-fought battle with cancer. His passing was a significant loss to many fans and friends. Less than two years earlier, he had publicly shared his cancer diagnosis. His co-star Si King, who had worked alongside Myers for over two decades, expressed deep sorrow over the loss, reflecting on their profound friendship during this difficult time. In response to the overwhelming grief and respect shown towards Myers after his death, a documentary titled 'The Hairy Bikers: You'll Never Ride Alone' has been produced by the BBC. This special program aims to celebrate the life and contributions of Myers, capturing not only his journey but also his inspirational bond with King. It encompasses a memorial ride taken by 45,000 bikers from London to Myers' hometown of Barrow-in-Furness. The hour-long documentary will feature a mix of nostalgic archive footage, new interviews, and unseen clips, aiming to provide audiences with a comprehensive look at Myers' life and career. It promises to be a heartfelt tribute, filled with memories and laughter, as recounted by King. Set to air on BBC Two just before Christmas, this documentary also serves as a testament to the outpouring of love for the Hairy Bikers and their enduring impact on their audience. It underscores the legacy left by Dave Myers and the friendship that flourished throughout their careers.