Honorable deeds are becoming increasingly rare nowadays. When this happens, it hits the news, and it’s difficult not to admire the individual who acts honestly without expecting anything in return. Ste Burke, a 26-year-old British man, accomplished something extraordinary that wowed many people. Ste’s journey began when a criminal in Liverpool, UK, sold him a high-end motorcycle.

Ste immediately recognized the bike as stolen since it was being offered for such a low price and because it still had a lock between the wheel and the frame. Ste used Twitter to track down the owner of the bike. “Has anyone had their bike stolen?” he wondered. This was purchased for £80 and includes a bike lock.

”A lot of people retweeted Ste’s post and it eventually reached the owner who showed up with the key to the lock and anything else that proved that he was the owner. After learning that the bike was just one of the things that were stolen from the owner during a burglary, Ste refused when the owner offered to pay him the £80 he had paid for the bike.

Ste was showered with online praise from thousands of Twitter users. Even British celebrities like Stormzy and Ralf Little expressed their appreciation of Ste’s honesty. While Ste was content with the praise and commendation he was receiving from people, the UK bike retail chain Halfords UK reached out to him and offered him his very own bike.