In today's edition of the "Good Stuff," older teens show a nine-year-old kindness and help him buy a new bike. CNN's Chris Cuomo reports. 
 
 Atticus Seng from Fresno, California, recently had his bike stolen not once, but twice. Two bikes gone in the space of a month. 
 
 He locked them up both times, did everything right and still, off they went. 
 
 These events inspired students at Fresno High School to go classroom to classroom raising money, nearly $400, so the child could buy a new bike. 
 
 Atticus says, “Well, I was like,I was like very happy at first. I almost cried, I really did. And I was like, "Oh my god! My bike's here" and I just, I just didn't know what to do because I, I, was very excited.” 
 
 And the good stuff doesn't end there. Atticus and his family have decided to pay it forward. 
 
 They are matching the price of the bike and giving it to a charity that helps buy bikes and locks for those less fortunate. 
 
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 Nine-year-old Atticus Seng is back on a bike after he received a special gift from Fresno High School Students Thursday. Atticus was in his classroom in Dailey Elementary Charter School, when a group of Fresno High students came in with a brand new mountain bike. 
 
 "I almost cried I really did," the boy said. "I was like my bike is here and I just didn't know what to do, I was very excited." 
 
 The bike is identical to Atticus' old bike that was stolen from campus on Oct. 10. Before that theft, Atticus and his younger brother both had their bikes taken from campus as well. His parents say all three bikes were locked to a bike rack. 
 
 When Fresno High School students heard of Atticus' misfortune, the student body went classroom to classroom collecting money. They raised $360 to buy the bike. Atticus' dad, Jeremy, says it was an unexpected gesture. 
 
 "It was very touching," he said. "I think it's something that will last with him for a long time&hopefully; inspire him to help out other people lives as well." 
 
 "They saved their money just for me," Atticus said surprised at the gesture. "I'm just really happy and excited." 
 
 The Sengs are so moved by the gesture, they plan to pay it forward. They are matching the price of the bike and donating it to Off the Front. Off the Front is a charity that works to provide bicycles to under privileged children in Fresno. 
 
 The organization says it will help pay for three sets of bikes, helmets and locks. 
 
 The Sengs hope the gift will change the life of three kids in the Valley. 
 
 "I know how it feels," Atticus said after being both a recipient of ill- and good-will, "that's why I'm nice to other people." 
 
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– A gesture by a group of high school students is making headlines, in a good way. Teens at Fresno High School chipped in and bought a new bike for a 9-year-old who had his stolen, reports CNN. In fact, Atticus Seng had his previous bike stolen as well just a month prior, which is what prompted the surprise gift. "I almost cried, I really did," says Atticus. Best part: His parents are going to match the $360 and donate it to a charity that provides bikes for the underprivileged in Fresno, reports KFSN-TV. (Click to read about a football team that devised a special play for a classmate.)