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"A German biker has announced plans to start a service that allows the deceased to ride on a Harley hearse. Though Joerg Grossmann&amp;#039;s prototype sidecar hearse is currently fitted to a Kawasaki VN 1500, he aims to have his fleet of 10 Harley-Davidson hearses ready by the end of the year, reports BBC News. A normal hearse costs around \u00E2\u201A\u00AC200 (\u00C2\u00A3170 / $260) to hire. His hearse - targeted at bike enthusiasts - costs \u00E2\u201A\u00AC1,200 (\u00C2\u00A31,000 / $1,600). However, Grossmann estimates that German bookings alone will be at 1,000 a year. The biker added that he hopes to expand to neighbouring countries such as Switzerland, stating that the service he will provide is &amp;quot;something special&amp;quot;. In the UK, Reverend Paul Sinclair runs a similar business in Hampshire. Motorcycle Funerals Ltd has been in operation since 2002 and offers customers the choice between a Triumph, a Suzuki and a Harley Davidson. &amp;gt; Only Fools and Horses fan launches Reliant Robin funeral car &amp;gt; Broken-down hearse carries insulting tribute "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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