Brotherhood of the bike.

[spyug]

Not about a GS but a truly moving story that I needed to share. Comes to us from the XS1100 board by way of the XS650 Garage. It will bring tears to your eyes.

http://www.xs11.com/forum/showthread.php?t=20760

A great bunch of guys and an inspiration. Much like our own crew here.

Ride safe and be well,
Spyug.

[Larry D]

What a fantastic act of kindness. And you were right about the tears...

[notojsjc]

Thanks for the story spyug! Hope sailor gets several rides in before it's too late.

[JTsGS650]

Wonderful story. Thanks for sharing.

[nity11us]

Glad to see you posted it her also Spyug. Saw it on Classic UJM. Hope to here how his rides went.

--Nity

[bonanzadave]

Damn, thats gotta feel good for everyone involved. Thanks for the link.

[Zooks]

Yep, tears.

*clearing lump from throat* - Wow!

[seuadr]

i have heard more storys of ujm riders helping eachother in extrodinary ways than most churches. on a whole, there sure seems to be alot of us who are just amazing people.

[briyenkieth]

there just might be hope for the human race yet! Touching to say the least. Those guys deserve a medal.

[argonsagas]

"Does anyone in this world ever think of anyone but themselves anymore?" we can come back here and see the answer...."Yes, those people do still exist."

And they give strong reason to others to keep on trying.


Thank you for that post.

[nitz]

This site constantly brings me to tears.

[jabberjoe87]

I wonder if they had huge beards like ZZ Top and looked like the stereotypical biker that robs banks, and yet those guys were more than nice. They went out of their way to help eachother. Makes me feel like a jackass