Good deed for the Day

[drunkfatguy]

So After lunch today me and a Co worker were standing outside the shop and noticed a Bike lying on it's side, On Closer Inspection I see it's a beautiful red 996 laying against a curb being supported by its helmet underneath. It seems the new asphalt in the parking lot had given way under the kickstand. we got it back up on 2 wheels and shored up the kickstand foot with what we had on hand- a 15" chopsaw blade and left a note letting the owner what had happen and to check his helmet and bike for any damage. He came by later on and thanked us both, I was back in the shop working on making some simple Kickstand plates for a few other of us who rode just due to the new asphalt where we sometimes park out of some spare aluminum plate. I told the owner I just couldn't stand seeing that really nice 996 lying on the ground like that and had to do something and offered him one of the plates I was making. Today I felt pretty good going home at the end of the Day regardless of having to deal with the Veterans Administration and the USN DES.

[Grampa]

So After lunch today me and a Co worker were standing outside the shop and noticed a Bike lying on it's side, On Closer Inspection I see it's a beautiful red 996 laying against a curb being supported by its helmet underneath. It seems the new asphalt in the parking lot had given way under the kickstand. we got it back up on 2 wheels and shored up the kickstand foot with what we had on hand- a 15" chopsaw blade and left a note letting the owner what had happen and to check his helmet and bike for any damage. He came by later on and thanked us both, I was back in the shop working on making some simple Kickstand plates for a few other of us who rode just due to the new asphalt where we sometimes park out of some spare aluminum plate. I told the owner I just couldn't stand seeing that really nice 996 lying on the ground like that and had to do something and offered him one of the plates I was making. Today I felt pretty good going home at the end of the Day regardless of having to deal with the Veterans Administration and the USN DES.

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[drunkfatguy]

All apologies for the misplacement.

[SacDuc]

Good on ya!




sac

[Grampa]

All apologies for the misplacement.

none needed 

I just wanted you to know there is a special section for the kindhearted

[NorDog]

What is a "USN DES"?

[zooom]

What is a "USN DES"?

USN is United States Navy...DES...no clue...maybe Drug Exposition Services?....

[Monster Dave]

Nice job!  

I complain a lot about motorcycle parking here in AZ because there is NEVER any shaded motorcycle lots. But the one thing I can say though is that where I work they were kind/smart enough to put a section in about a foot and a half wide that runs the length of the lot that's concrete amidst the blacktop to keep what you witnessed from happening.

[akmnstr]

Good on ya

Was the bike damaged?

[drunkfatguy]

USN is United States Navy...DES...no clue...maybe Drug Exposition Services?....

DES Stands for Disability Evaluation system and the bike had a few scratches on it from the helmet. The DES is a Nightmare.

[billruiz]

Everytime I see a bike on it's side with no one around it reminds me of a hurt dog, so I'll always try to help out and get the bike back upright, even if it's a full dress land yacht. I can usually get someone to help with those. Good looking out for the Duc owner. Good Luck with the DES. Almost everyone I talk to agrees it's a nightmare, but I have seen a few folks get a really good eval, so hang in there.