Life and Death MC
BY: Chris Calcino
Source:
thechronicle.com.au
Australia - PERCHED atop his growling iron steed, Cory "Mumbles" Brady cut a striking figure at Saturday's fund-raiser for young magpie-attack victim Seth McInnes.
Like the pied piper's fabled melody, the guttural snarls bellowing from his Harley lured queues of wide-eyed passengers for a ride around Kearneys Spring Historical Park.
"It's just about supporting our local community and helping out a family in need," the Life and Death Motorcycle Club member said.
"The $5 donation for each bike ride will go straight towards Seth's medical treatment."
The story of four-year-old Seth McInnes' encounter with an ill-tempered magpie has touched hearts around the country.
At Saturday's fund-raiser, the sunglasses-clad firecracker was hard to track down, scampering between the face painting stalls, motorbikes and rides on the miniature steam train.
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