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John loved his motorcycle. From a young age he had a fascination with them, and to own his own motorcycle was an absolute dream for John. John also had many young friends who loved their motorcycle too and so being the young and energetic people John and his friends were, they often went on motorcycle trips. Of course, riding a motorcycle carries many risks. Motorcycles are known to be dangerous and life threatening especially in accidents and so John was trying to find the best life insurance he could possibly find at the most reasonable rate. John had heard many people find good life insurance policies with a low interest rate and John knew this would suit him perfectly. John decided to book a Motorcycling trip with his friends in the south of France. The trip was to last just over ten days and would be a great opportunity to meet new people, make new friends and just have fun and get the heart rate and adrenaline pumping!

Unfortunately, whilst on the trip, one of John's best friends had an accident, but luckily, it was not fatal. His friend managed to escape death with just a few cuts and bruises, but sadly could not ride his motorcycle anymore as he feared having another accident. John tried to persuade his friend to plunge back into his favourite hobby but his friend was too scared to take the risk. He realised he hadn't thought enough about the dangers of motorcycles before, and the accident had 'opened his eyes'.

John however, continued to ride his motorcycle. He knew in his mind that he could never give up his true passion which was riding motorcycles. Years went by and John's passion for motorcycles was ever growing. He decided that not only did he want his hobby to be around Motorcycling but also his career. John decided to start selling motorcycles and it wasn't long before he had a widely expanded motorcycle business, and as a credit to his friend, he decided to let his friend manage the business with him. After all, If he couldn't ride his passion, he may as well live it, because quitting just isn't an option.