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Rasta Rhythm Ride. (AI-created)

The sun bled orange into the Jamaican hills as Marcus fired up the battered Yamaha, its engine growling like a lion waking from slumber. Rasta Rhythm Ride—that's what he called her, this two-wheeled beast patched with red, gold, and green duct tape, mirrors dangling dreadlock charms. At 28, Marcus was no kingpin, just a mechanic from Kingston's back alleys, dodging the yardie's shadows and the constables' bribes. But tonight, under a sky thick with ganja smoke and Reggae Sunsplash echoes, he was chasing more than fumes.

"Rasta road, mon!" his bredren Jamal hollered from the porch, spliff glowing like a firefly. Marcus nodded, twisting the throttle. The bike surged forward, tires chewing gravel on the road to the Blue Mountains. Rhythm hit first—the bassline thump from his mind's radio, a ghost of Bob Marley's "One Love" fused with steel drum fire. Wind whipped his locs, carrying scents of jerk chicken and sea salt, as potholes drummed a syncopated beat under his feet.

Deeper into the hills, the ride turned wild. Moonlight silvered the cane fields, where shadows danced like One Drop skankers. Marcus leaned into curves, engine roaring defiance against the chains of city life—debts from his sister's clinic bills, the raid that stole his tools. Here, on this ribbon of asphalt twisting like a serpent, he was free. A wild dog pack howled in chase, their yips syncing to his heartbeat, until they veered off into the brush.

At the summit overlook, he killed the engine. The island sprawled below: Kingston's neon haze, the harbor's black mirror, distant thunderheads rumbling like dub bass. Marcus lit a spliff, inhaling peace. Visions came—the ancestors' drums, Garvey's call to Africa, his own hands rebuilding not just bikes, but lives. A shooting star streaked, and he laughed, deep and resonant. This ride wasn't an escape; it was a reclamation.

Dawn crept as he descended, rhythm still pulsing in his veins. Back in the alley, Jamal waited with coffee. "Ride good, Marcus?"

"Every time, bredren. Rasta rhythm never lies."

From that night, the Ride became legend—whispers in rum shops of a ghost rider healing the island's wounds, one mile, one beat at a time.

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