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together. I stopped to see if he needed help, and it was Bruce," Dan Barkalow told the AP. ey tried to get Bruce's bike working to no avail; so like all sensible adults, they opted for the next best thing. Springsteen hopped on the back of another's bike and they made their way to a local bar for some cold brews. "We sat there and shot the breeze for a half hour, 45 minutes till his ride showed up," Barkalow added. "Nice guy, real down to earth. Just talked about motorcycles and his old Freehold days". Honestly, you couldn't make up a better Bruce story if you tried! INDIAN MOTORCYCLE & ZAC BROWN BAND TEAM UP TO SURPRISE VETERANS In honor and recognition of Veterans Day, Indian Motorcycle® paid tribute to our nation's veterans with a day of gratitude and a motorcycle ride on the outskirts of Atlanta, GA. In partnership with Zac Brown Band, the Indian Motorcycle Riders Group and charity partner Veterans Charity Ride to Sturgis. e ride kicked-off Wednesday morning beginning at Indian Motorcycle of Marietta, GA and ended at the campus of Camp Southern Ground, Zac Brown's non-profit passion initiative, in Fayetteville. e ride hosted more than 100 riders and veterans from California all the way to Virginia, in addition to Indian Motorcycle Riders Group (IMRG) members from Tennessee, Alabama and Georgia. Veterans and other participants were welcomed by breakfast and a kick-off tribute delivered by Steve Menneto, President of Motorcycles for Polaris Industries, who joined the veterans for the day. e scenic ride lasted two hours and traveled through the outskirts of Atlanta. e full day of events dedicated to saluting all American military veterans culminated in lunch and a surprise acoustic performance by Zac Brown Band at Camp Southern Ground. "All of us at Indian Motorcycle are honored and humbled to continue our steadfast support of America's military personnel, their families and our veterans, whom we proudly salute today on Veteran's Day," said Steve Menneto. "I thank the more than 100 veterans and IMRG riders who took part in this epic day of motorcycle comradery. I would also like to thank Zac Brown Band and their team for their support of our troops, and for making this a legendary event." For more information see: IndianMotorcycle.com. Ride Around Atlanta Wrapped-up with an Impromptu Performance by e WireIndian Motorcycles Press Release November 12, 2016 WheelsOfGrace.com Volume 8 Issue 6 33