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The brotherhood of bikers

April 28, 2013 /

One of the things that’s great about being a biker is that we often ride alone, but we’re all part of something much bigger.

Hog, Scooter, Sportsbike…. It doesn’t matter what you ride.
I’ve never experienced anything that bonds us to complete strangers like being part of the biking fraternity.

The backstory:

This poor lad it trying to learn the knowledge so he can become a cabbie. He was stranded about 25 miles away from home on an unlit stretch of road between Staines Upon Thames and Ashford when his bike broke down.

Trying to keep the sticky side down :) ----------------------------------------------- Rides: 2010 Fireblade Cameras: GoPro Hero2 + 3

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766 Comments

  • MrBanksta23

    April 4, 2014 at 13:21 Reply

    you are the reason this community is so great! thanks for sharing! Raok is such a great thing in this community of motovloggers!

  • Virus Rider

    April 4, 2014 at 11:32 Reply

    Awesome video! I’ve experienced the same thing when I ran out of fuel, very nice community we have 🙂

  • michael mouse

    April 4, 2014 at 06:14 Reply

    my young cousin stopped to help a fellow biker way back in the 1960,s and a drunk driver in a car hit him and took him up the road a hundred metres before he fell off the car, he was in a coma for 8 weeks lost a leg had a bone chip in his shoulder that the surgeons couldn’t remove and he also had a degree of brain damage. so when you stop to help someone please be careful there are a lot of idiots out there. you also have my respect for helping your fellow bikers good luck to you and stay safe.

  • SadBunny

    April 1, 2014 at 00:50 Reply

    Respect man, investing your time in someone else’s problem just like that… For me it’s gotten to the point where I have a tank bag full of stuff to be able to fix (mostly) other people’s problems 🙂 Because my trusty CBR 1000 F has never ever had a problem in the past 40.000 km 🙂 I even have a small bicycle tyre repair kit including handpump, always with me. Been able to really help people many many times. Even once a mother with a kid in the middle of nowhere alongside the road at night with a bicycle with a flat tire. In the pouring rain. Fixed her tire right up. Rarely if ever saw someone so thankful. She’s still a fun skype contact :)Also always with me: small first aid kit, bottle of water, a bunch of tools and screwdriver bits, rolls of ducttape, isolation tape and fishline rope, glue, tiewraps, knife, extra t-shirt, reflecting safety vest, two flashlights, jumper cables, plastic bags, small rubber hose (the amount of times I have been able to help people with as much as a quarter tank of petrol…) batteries, USB cables, dry socks (you can make a bum in the rain really happy for €0,50, OR band-aid just about any broken parts 🙂 ), toothpicks/floss/handsoap, painkillers, WD40, and probably some other stuff I forget… And it all fits easily in my €20 Bering tankbag! \o/Call me a boy scout but I just like to come prepared 😉

  • SadBunny

    April 1, 2014 at 00:50 Reply

    Respect man, investing your time in someone else’s problem just like that… For me it’s gotten to the point where I have a tank bag full of stuff to be able to fix (mostly) other people’s problems 🙂 Because my trusty CBR 1000 F has never ever had a problem in the past 40.000 km 🙂 I even have a small bicycle tyre repair kit including handpump, always with me. Been able to really help people many many times. Even once a mother with a kid in the middle of nowhere alongside the road at night with a bicycle with a flat tire. In the pouring rain. Fixed her tire right up. Rarely if ever saw someone so thankful. She’s still a fun skype contact :)Also always with me: small first aid kit, bottle of water, a bunch of tools and screwdriver bits, rolls of ducttape, isolation tape and fishline rope, glue, tiewraps, knife, extra t-shirt, reflecting safety vest, two flashlights, jumper cables, plastic bags, small rubber hose (the amount of times I have been able to help people with as much as a quarter tank of petrol…) batteries, USB cables, dry socks (you can make a bum in the rain really happy for €0,50, OR band-aid just about any broken parts 🙂 ), toothpicks/floss/handsoap, painkillers, WD40, and probably some other stuff I forget… And it all fits easily in my €20 Bering tankbag! \o/Call me a boy scout but I just like to come prepared 😉

  • spudgun2006

    March 18, 2014 at 21:00 Reply

    I’m stuck on the A3, could murder a cup of tea and some hobnobs :DYes there is a brotherhood amongst bikers but you went far beyond that.Respect, hope your good dead is repaid ten fold…

  • Bleed Yamaha Blue

    March 5, 2014 at 21:40 Reply

    oh man this dude killed it. stopped, then came back! then hit em with the tea an biscuits! 10/10

  • tinyphantazma

    March 4, 2014 at 17:42 Reply

    I DOnt yet have a bike but I do try to help out anyone I can, If I possibly can. My thinking is that one day I will need assistance and by helping other I increase the likelyhood of myself getting help too. Most ask me how they can repay me and I will just reply “Pay it forward, help someone who needs help”.

  • MrJelle2503

    March 3, 2014 at 19:36 Reply

    I have never not stopped either! I once ran into my neighbour he was stranded with no fuel some 8km away from gas station.And I helped some guy on the freeway pushing his bike, he was out of fuel too. Pushed him along with my foot.It feels great right? This video brought a tear to my eye! You’re such a nice guy.

  • Patryk Zagrajek

    March 3, 2014 at 18:01 Reply

    Thats just amazing, i”ve never actually met a person that would do this much for a stranger. You sir just earned my respect and a sub 🙂 take care

  • TheCodexNecro

    March 2, 2014 at 17:52 Reply

    RCB, I see you’re showing all the southerners what being friendly means. Excellent work and a great credit to the brotherhood.

  • ZlatanYT

    March 1, 2014 at 21:15 Reply

    I felt poor for the guy but what you did was AMAZINGLY good! I subscribed, and sir, you have my respects! Hope you don’t stop what you do!

  • Tomasz Madzia

    February 25, 2014 at 21:47 Reply

    That’s a really beautiful video and should be shown on series like “People are Awesome!” Greetings from Poland mate 🙂

  • Burnt Brian

    February 24, 2014 at 03:13 Reply

    Wow, you seem like a great guy. He was really stuck there for a long time and I bet having someone care enough to stop made his year. Well done. Cheers

  • Anthony Murphy

    February 18, 2014 at 18:18 Reply

    We have had NekNominations and RakNominations but you my friend are one of a special few 😀 All motorists can learn a lesson of you! Faith in Humanity restored!

  • Lucas Martinez

    February 17, 2014 at 15:01 Reply

    I wish more people be like you. I’m always trying to be nice with other people. You had an excelent oportunity there! And Of course I’m going to sub to you!Great riding, buddy! Cheers from Argentina!

  • N.I. MOTORIDER

    February 17, 2014 at 11:00 Reply

    There’s not many people would do what you have just done, well done! more people should! I saw a fellow rider at the side of a country road last week myself and asked him if he needed help, he was only taking a break, but still there’s no harm in asking, and giving a hand, never know people might even make a mate out of it. I had to subscribe after watching this, as I saw well done sir!

  • HeatSeekingMissiles

    February 9, 2014 at 00:44 Reply

    I quite often travel around that area and also fill up at the petrol station you got the cup from – I may have seen you at some point. Here’s me checking all your videos now trying to see if you filmed me 😛

  • Wawixx Bazinga

    February 7, 2014 at 18:13 Reply

    well that’s the spirit of bikers you get me as a subscriber right now !!!! I’m a biker since just a year and that spirits is so great 😉 continue ;)Ride safe

  • 1604ERLEND

    February 6, 2014 at 20:06 Reply

    I dont have any words man! You gained a subscriber that for sure, just two months till i get my 125 license and if i have learned anything from you it’s to always help a stranded biker, scooter, harley, sportsbike, dont mather.Ride safe:)

  • RoleAce

    February 5, 2014 at 16:46 Reply

    you sir, gained a subscriber.you are a really f*cking extraordinary people who is really nice.. it’s rare to find people like you sir.God bless you Weem!

  • scr33ky2000

    February 2, 2014 at 07:37 Reply

    respect from romania ! … we always do that….help each other out … when it comes to bikes especially when the towing service is expencive …or we don’t have the necesary tools to fix it …..so what we do… either get a towing rope… or best bet … in case of no tools .. no towing …we have a technique we learned from the germans back in the 60’s it’s a bit dangeros but get’s the job done… what you do to tow another bike with no rope….. ride your bike on the left side of the damaged bike with your right leg on the damaged bikes. passanger pegs (footrest) and push it up to speed ….safe speed arround 30-40 km/h alternativeley when you get tired the other biker can hang on the passanger handles with his left arm …. it’s what the driving schools here teach motorcyclist at first learn how to control your bike with one arm. I helped out a german once near the mounains in romania that was touring europe and he had engine problems the bike wold not start back up …. so i did the manevre for like 10 km until i found a gas station … the problem was the low oil level … the bikes sensors shut down the ignition system to protect the engine … so at the gas station they had motorcycle oil … put it back up to the right level …. we had to give it a push to start the battery was dead … so yah ….. 2 hours of my life went by but i helped the guy out …. and he offerd me money … for gas etc … i sayd no ! … and he ended up at my friends party where i was going :))

  • harry palmer

    January 30, 2014 at 15:28 Reply

    You are a top man, you have just got yourself another subscriber. Your actions sum up what true bikers are really like.

  • Mick Trapman

    January 24, 2014 at 13:03 Reply

    Best thing is, him being a learner, you probably convinced him not to give up on bikes.Nice ‘pay it forward’ attitude.

  • Lakota39

    January 23, 2014 at 05:22 Reply

    first off…screw the two people that disliked this kind man’s gesture of friendship to another biker. Secondly I wish there were more people like this driving, roads would be a lot safer and kinder in my opinion. Lastly….I have a got a sudden urge for biscuits.

  • KathrynLiz1

    January 22, 2014 at 10:02 Reply

    You’re a prince… Good man. But as you say, it’s what us bikers do…. Love touch having bikkies as well… xo

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