Up for auction is this Jim Holley, autographed and race-worn jersey from the collection of Brian Barnes donated in support of Kyle Partridge. By 1980 he was riding for the Mugen Honda team in the AMA Nationals on a 125cc bike, racing internationally in Panama, Japan, Australia, South Africa, and across Europe. He went on to a longer career as a factory Yamaha motocrosser/supercrosser through the 1980s. O'Neal itself has publicly honored him — he received the Trailblazers Lifetime Achievement Award! Get this piece of Moto History, that's a classic "personal sponsor" jersey rather than a factory team jersey! Today marks 148 days—nearly five months—since Kyle Partridge’s life changed in an instant. Kyle remains in Orange, California, and continues to make incredible progress. He is now off all medications, including pain medication, and is walking almost completely without the assistance of a cane. His strength and determination have been nothing short of inspiring. While Kyle’s memory continues to improve each day, his brain injury still requires serious care, attention, and ongoing rehabilitation. This Monday, Kyle will undergo another major surgery to replace the portion of his skull that was removed following his injury. Once he is medically cleared and released, Kyle will return home to Las Vegas, where the hard work will continue. He will participate in physical rehabilitation with the UFC and receive specialized neurological rehabilitation at a brain injury facility in Las Vegas. The hope is that by October 1, Kyle will be able to continue healing and rebuilding his life with greater independence—but recovery does not follow a schedule. Injuries like Kyle’s do not simply disappear once someone leaves the hospital. The physical, emotional, neurological, and financial challenges can continue for months, years, and sometimes a lifetime. This is why the support of the Road 2 Recovery community is so important. Your generosity allows us to continue standing beside injured athletes and their families throughout every stage of recovery—not only during the emergency, but through every surgery, therapy session, setback, and hard-earned victory that follows. Kyle, we are incredibly proud of how far you have come. Your strength, courage, and perseverance continue to inspire us all. Please keep Kyle and his family in your thoughts and prayers as he prepares for surgery and begins the next chapter of his recovery. The Road 2 Recovery is extremely grateful to Brian Barnes for his incredibly generous donation. Brian Barnes has contributed his entire Moto Museum Collection to Road 2 Recovery. We would like to extend our sincere thanks to Brian for his support and contribution towards helping injured riders. All proceeds benefit Kyle Partridge.