PAMELA HUGHES

Faith in Humanity: Biker stops ride to help blind man

May 12, 2014, 6:45 PM | Updated: 6:46 pm

Bikers don’t always have the best reputation.

A lot of times, they’re stereotyped into a rough-and-tumble group who want the road for themselves.

But isn’t it fun when a stereotype is broken? According to the Huffington Post, that’s what happened when a biker stopped his ride to help out a blind man.

The rider saw the man walking in the road and decided to help him out.

“Excuse me, sir, there’s a sidewalk just 3 or 4 feet over to your left side,” the polite biker says as he approaches the man, who replies, gratefully, “Can you walk me over there?”

The biker points the man towards town and says “Have a nice day, sir!”

Take that, stereotypes.

Pamela Hughes

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Faith in Humanity: Biker stops ride to help blind man