Washed up Harley Davidson’s owner found surviving in a temporary shelter: He might be gifted his motorcycle after restoration (Video)

Earlier this week, on a Canadian beach, 32 year old Mark found a white container, while roaming on his ATV. Inside the container, to his disbelief, was a Harley Davidson Motorcycle. From the number plate, it is now confirmed that the motorcycle belongs to a man named Ikuo Yokoyama in Miyagi, Japan. Ikuo is more than happy to have found his lost motorcycle which he believed was lying on the ocean bed by now.

Miyagi is the same place which was completely destroyed during last year’s Tsunami. At least 11,000 people were reported missing or dead. The Harley Davidson motorcycle in question here, floated all the way from Japan to Canada, covering a distance of 5,000 kms, without sinking.

Though the motorcycle has corroded, but is still in a very good shape and can be restored. Reportedly, Harley Davidson now plans to ship the motorcycle back to its owner, Mr Yokoyama in Japan, free of cost! Where it will be restored to its original condition.

Though Mr Yokoyama survived the Tsunami, he has lost his house and three of his family members. He is currently living in a temporary shelter provided by the government of Japan. It will be more than perfect, if Harley Davidson can restore the motorcycle and gift it to Mr Yokoyama in Japan.

To read our earlier report on the same Harley Davidson Motorcycle, click here.

 

Harley Davidson Wants To Restore Motorcycle Found As Tsunami Debris For Original Owner