Well I dropped my motorcycle in the parking garage at work yesterday. 1 year and 13K miles no incidents until yesterday. A car pulled up and my bike was in the lane, he could have ran it over or gone around it if he wanted to do so, but he stopped. He got out and was wearing a business suite and looked like he was in his late 60's, he walks up and says drop the kick stand and he effortlessly stands the bike up. Asks me if I am alright and says he used to ride an old Indian. Jumps back in his car and left. I have never met this person or rode with him, I may have seen him in the two years I have worked there going to and from the parking garage and that is it. Riding a motorcycle I feel there is a connection, a close knitted group of people that share the same joy. Just like I see here that there is a group of people that appear to like Range Rovers because of its ability to crush a few motorcycles and people, I will not be at your next rally. Hey if that is your thing, but I pray your not behind the next group ride I am in. Maybe I am naive and would have thought after being off a bike for 23 years that things were like they used to be. I guess I am old school and ride a Buell. Panic and fear cause people to act out, just like a rookie cop needs a wiser partner to put him in check, a good wife, mother, husband, brother, fellow biker, coworker, etc.. I would like to think I ride with people that have my back, even if I do wheelies on the highway, speed on the highway, go slow, cut someone off, run out gas, breakdown, crash, traffic may have to be stopped for a good or no good reason. Does that mean it is ok to run bikes and riders over intentionally?