Ya know I find that the millennials or the younger group are more prone to such action, I think us older crowd will do similar but with apprehension sometimes - I don't know maybe its this world nowadays?

 

Cool story..thanks for sharing.

 

 

Tis an awesome Story walkerinin thank you for sharing,. now play it forward just as soon as you can.

 

In 1966 I was riding from Alabama to Texas, got a late start and it was well into the night when I got to the outskirts of Vicksburg, Mississippi. Thought I'd catch a nap, and went to sleep next to the bike in a rest stop parking lot. Woke up to several guys standing over me and thought this might be painful, but they offered to guide me with their bikes to the bridge (one lane back then) a faster way than staying on the highway, and avoiding city traffic lights they said I'd run into. Decided to trust them, and sure enough got past the city and reached the bridge much quicker than I expected. Lot of good folks ride, hard to find a better group of people that sometimes have little else in common than a motorcycle.

 

You should have banged her anyway.

 

Not to discount the OP's experience, but the Brotherhood used to mean a whole lot more than a bottle of water.

 

That was a nice gesture of her. Last year I bought a water bottle holder to keep myself hydrated. It was a good idea at the time. What I didn't realize is that the more water you drink, the more bathroom stops you have to make, which for me, it usually means watering the cornfields while standing on the side of the road.

 

You're just saving the farmers a bit on their water bill!