Yeah I'd stop. But I've never seen a biker on the side of the road that looks like he's in trouble.

 

I still have my little Suzuki Boulevard s40, which resembles a classic. I've had it be mistaken for a Harley before(ugh, especially the stereotypes Harley has in the area I live in). I once ran out of gas and ended up on the side of the road. A few guys on sports bikes went right by me and I was feeling a little defeated until a nice man in a truck pulled up and offered to get me gas. I felt bad that a man whose appearance fit the Harley stereotype to a T was helping me out and I had judged everyone by bike preference, but in the end, I think it all comes down more to exactly WHO is helping you- not just what bike they prefer.

I'd totally stop for someone in trouble, but I sadly don't know the first thing about mechanics so I wouldn't be a big help.

 

finding the lost bolt or maybe something you have in your toolbox junk drawer. Even that piece of bailing wire or duct tape to limp a ride to the fuel station is of a great value.

 

cant stop too busy enjoying the ride lol..nah if it was a sportsbike yeah i would stop cause i know no cruiser would stop for my ***

 

we stop whether we are on our bikes or the cage and it doesn't matter bike type...they are still bikers in the end

 

Update... This week I get a call from the State troopers barracks, they've found my wallet went and got it the license is all faded and the wallet s soaked from snow, rain, salt etc.

 

Wow Nice they got it back for ya, too bad it took so long.

 

yea 17.95 or something for a new license and 20 bones for a new school id later so now i have spares

 

Wow congrats on getting it back. (I would have stopped for ya! - unless I was late to be somewhere)

 

Motorcycle community its just one, TWO WHEELS, so no matter if they are cruisers, ninjas, dirtbikes, we should all help each other.