"What Size Urn Do I Need?"

View Here

Industry standard for choosing an urn size is to allow one cubic inch of space for each one pound of weight the deceased last weighed.

For Example:

A child or pet who weighed 40 lbs before cremation would require an urn which held 40 cubic inches or more.
An adult who weighed 240 lbs before cremation would require an urn which held 240 cubic inches or more.

The Born to Ride Motorcycle Cremation Urn allows those who are left behind to focus on what the good times were and what brought them pleasure.

Not all urns are created equal and not all urns should be. The motorcycle cremation urn says, "This is who I am and this is the way to remember me. Riding was a love and great pleasure for me. Never forget that."

The gas tank sits on top of the "boxed" part and there is a brass plate to engrave the name, date, or whatever else you would like to put on.

Personalized engravings are a great way to let people know what the piece is about and who they are remembering.

This red urn is made of tough cold cast polymers and measures 12" x 9 1/2" x 9 1/4". Inside you'll find about 212 cubic inches of space which will usually accommodate a full sized man or woman's cremains.

The winged base has a brass name plate which measures 3 1/4" x 5/8". This can be engraved locally to quicken the arrival time of your urn.

Many different colors are available on our site so feel free to choose the one with the most significance to you and your loved one.