Rest in peace my brother, you are a great friend to everyone that you meet. I will always remember your charisma and top notch personality. You will be missed, RIP.

— with David Das

Gona miss ya my friend

I met Das at Holeshot in 2021 and had just ordered my 4th bike from him 2 weeks ago. I always say that if you just take in this life and not give back what have you done? Das gave back to all and made a footprint in his lifetime. I am horned to have met and known him. 

We miss you David! — with Tishany & Cullen

Me and das met back in 2020 when I was in high school. I was starting a car show in the area and asked Das at a chubby’s Bike night if Holeshot wanted to be part of it. Even though I was just a naive kid Das saw something in me and showed up the next morning at 7:00 A.M on the dot. He never missed a show for the next year and a half until I had to stop doing them.  He then got me a job at Holeshot when I needed one before starting up school for my career. The reason I’m saying all of this because he was one of the most selfless, down to earth people I’ve ever met. He was a mentor, an amazing friend, and a brother to me. Life won’t be the same without you homie, love and miss you. 

Das touched so many of our Coast 2 Coast Slingshots members lives with his geniune thoughtfulness. Everyone respected and appreciated Das in a big way. We all want to express our heartfelt condolences to his family and friends. He will truly be missed by all. 

I met Das in 2020 looking to buy an Indian at Holeshot Powersports..He immediately stood out over other Salesmen, I found him to be an amazing, caring and sincere person, very sad to hear of his passing …

My condolences to Das's family. I first met Das shortly after I had purchased my Springfield Darkhorse. Das responded to one of my posts on a Springfield FB page. From that day forward, we talked weekly. Sometimes daily, depending on what was going on. Das was always so quick to help me out by answering questions, sending me links to items needed, service manual pages, you name it. I told Das that when it came time for a new bike, I would be making that trip out to Florida from Arizona so I could meet him in person and thank him for everything he has done for me. I never got the chance to meet him before he passed, but I would consider him a good friend regardless. We use to banter back and forth like we were brothers. Das, you will always be my brother and this world will never be the same without you and your help everyone attitude. I am grateful that I had a chance to get to know you and I'm grateful for everything you have done for me and others. You are the best this life has to offer and I hate knowing that I won't be hearing from you anymore. I plan on getting a memorial done on my helmet for you my friend. It's the least I could do to honor the life of a truly great man. Rest easy brother. I'll see you around. - Jeremy in AZ