Emotional Farewell as Hairy Bikers’ Last Journey Comes to an End

Viewers were left deeply moved as the final episode of the popular show ‘Hairy Bikers Go West’ aired last month, marking the end of an era for beloved chefs Dave Myers and Si King. The duo, who rose to fame with their culinary adventures, filmed their last onscreen appearance together before Myers’ departure.

The last episode, which aired on BBC Two, showcased the pair visiting the picturesque Lympstone Manor in Devon, hosted by the renowned Michelin-starred chef Michael Caines. Throughout their 650-mile road trip along Britain‘s west coast, Myers bravely battled chemotherapy, providing a poignant backdrop to their culinary journey.

As the episode unfolded, Myers was quoted saying, ‘Who knows what the future holds but for the moment, I’m living in the present, and it’s pretty fine.’ The camaraderie between the two chefs shone through as they expressed their gratitude for the experience, with Myers acknowledging, ‘The west really will be a trip to remember.’

Emotions ran high as King fought back tears, unable to find words to encapsulate his admiration for Myers. The heartfelt exchange between the two chefs left viewers teary-eyed as they witnessed the genuine bond between the long-time friends. King’s heartfelt tribute to Myers underscored the deep connection they shared, likening their relationship to that of family.

Fans took to social media to express their emotions, with one viewer describing themselves as ‘broken for a while’ after watching the emotional final episode of ‘Hairy Bikers Go West’. The touching moments shared by Myers and King resonated with many, highlighting the special dynamic between the two chefs.

After the credits rolled, a poignant message appeared on screen, honoring the memory of Dave Myers with the words, ‘In loving memory of our friend, Dave Myers, 1957-2022′. The tribute served as a fitting conclusion to the chapter of the Hairy Bikers’ culinary escapades, leaving a lasting impact on fans and viewers alike.