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Originally Posted by Ram Jet
Good man! I always pull over to help a biker. I remember one time my girlfriend and I stopped in the Adirondack Mountains to put on our rain gear. Two Canadians riding a Honda CB350 pulled over to see if we were OK. We all rode together to Monction, N.B. where we parted and we rode on to P.E.I.
Three years ago a newbee on his first bike (Honda VT500) was pulled over with is front brake locked-up. His master cylinder return hole was plugged. I rode home, got some tools and bled off the pressure on his front brake. I'll stop anytime for a biker - sometimes a car even if a guy is driving.
Bill
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I stop for literally eveyone, if they look like they are in trouble or need help its no biggy lol you'd be surprised as how things work in the universe. Little story: I was out on my sled in the winter. The sled broke down on the middle of the lake, dude comes up and tows mW home. I felt I was in his debt he was like no no don't worry about it. The next year I was out flying across the lake and I spot a guy standing there with the cowling up. I drive over because driving away out on the ice means life or death to someone, turns out it was the same fricking guy!!! So I towed him home to his house and returned the favor. Now get this the story continues, when I wiped my bike out on the over pass out in his area guess who came riding around the corner on a pedal bike with flip flops looking like the big lebowski? That's right, it was Max again and again he helped me pick up the parts while all the motorcyclists and cars drove right on by. The world isn't as big as you would imagine.