Oh, to describe it. Have you ever jumped out of a plane?

Brett Moorfield doesn't jump out of planes, but he does love the open road. It's just free.

The closest you can get to flying.

Both my adopted dad and biological father rode motorcycles.

When I saw all the people riding by on their bikes, it just... motorcycles. a town in Northeast Indiana and rides his motorcycle every day.

You got the wind in your face, the sun beating down on you.

Look behind you in your mirror and see hundreds of bikes just rolling over a little hill.

I forget my worries, just look out and it's wind therapy.

When he's not riding, Brent spends a lot of time on projects helping others.

Every Christmas he collects money and buys presents for families who can't afford them. That's how we met Tammy Mick.

Tammy has three kids and as she talked to Brent at the motorcycle shop about Christmas,

she told him about one of them in particular her youngest Phil who was 10 at the time

One day she said when Phil came home from school

Tammy noticed he was holding his hand to his head. He was hiding his forehead, and I went to move his hand

to see what was wrong, and I found it.

A goose egg on my head?

I was fire engine mad.

I asked him what happened, and he finally broke down and told me.

He said a boy at school slammed his head into a wall and it wasn't the first time he got

picked on.

Although his mother didn't know it, he told her, kids had bullied him for two years they'd kick him hit him make

fun of his clothes and taunt him for being overweight it felt like I was underground

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