Help a fellow biker fight mental health...

[WD Forte]

[WD Forte]

getting back on topic ( is that allowed on BCF?)
I checked the gofuckme page


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guys?

anyone?

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[AlexArcvarden]

I understand how challenging it can be to cope with mental health issues. Dealing with mental health issues while being a biker can add another layer of complexity, but remember, you're not alone in this. Seeking help from professionals and leaning on your biker community can make a real difference. Personally, I've struggled with it too, specifically zoophobia. But finding support and resources, like MentalHealth.com, has been a game-changer for me. They offered me valuable assistance that have helped me navigate through difficult times. Remember, reaching out for help is a sign of strength, not weakness. You're taking the right step by seeking support, and I applaud you for it. Keep pushing forward, and know that you're not alone in this journey.

[dunwichguy]

It's not easy juggling all these aspects of life, but you're doing it. I totally get the importance of maintaining the right temperature in the fridge. It's not just about keeping our food fresh it's also about keeping ourselves healthy. And you're spot on about checking those use-by dates. It's a small step but it can make a big difference in preventing foodborne illnesses. That's a tough road to walk, but it's brave of you to seek help.

[NutsyUk]

As some one who has battled with mental health all the way up to attempted suicide.
I really hope this guy is not just scamming on a sympathy card.... Though all the signs are pointing to it...

But as everyone else has pointed out... 6K is A LOT to just get back on the road. There are lots of cheaper options. My current nice big bike was 4K and could have been got for cheaper if I was willing to wait longer and find a better bargain.

Then theres the fact, this guy comes out of nowhere, zero posts anywhere else. And just pleads for cash... Yeah good luck.

Also again... Just loose your no claims and get the insurance money to buy a bike... You can always rebuild it... and frankly no claims hardly drops the insurance premiums anyway.
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Yamaha FZ8/Fazer800 (split headlight one) 2014, gingerly getting used to the massive increase in HP and not killing myself in the process! That was easy to get used to.
Kawasaki ER6F 2007 650 Gonna sell as a project bike!
Lexmoto XTR S 125 Sold!