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Well, I ran into him yesterday was I was doing a shoot on Long Island, NY. Seems to be doing well, besides throwing on a few pounds. He's been living on Long Island for over a year just taking it easy, trying to get a ride and some support, and was working with a young rider all day. After watching him yesterday, Ryan still knows how to twist that throttle and throw it flat as always. Him along with this year's Midwest Lites AX champion Dave Ginolfi and up and coming amateur Nick Desiderio were at a private riding facility near Calverton, NY and this place is pure heaven. Check out some favorite pics of mine from yesterday.
And oh yeah....AMAZING video coming soon sometime tomorrow!
Check out all the photos from Calverton at the link:

http://www.motoxposure.com/tv/images/calverton512/index.htm

Ryan Mills checkin' me out.


Millsy still knows how to flick it flat.



2009 Midwest AX Lites Champion Dave Ginolfi

Ginolfi lays it over.

Ginolfi

Nick Desiderio

Desiderio
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And oh yeah....AMAZING video coming soon sometime tomorrow!
Check out all the photos from Calverton at the link:

http://www.motoxposure.com/tv/images/calverton512/index.htm

Ryan Mills checkin' me out.


Millsy still knows how to flick it flat.



2009 Midwest AX Lites Champion Dave Ginolfi

Ginolfi lays it over.

Ginolfi

Nick Desiderio

Desiderio
Other Favorites:



Nastynotch, thanks man. I'll keep that in mind...
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2nd to Stewart in the Am's. and such a great rookie. A moto win here, a SX top 5 there. But also an injury here, a broke bike there and then a loss of support.
Millsy needs to make another go of it at the east coast rounds. (MX)
Marty is a shitty MX photog....he never rode. An ex-cop from the area with a nice side business. Ski and now E Town.
You'll never see a peg draggin from Marty in a magazine. He only shoots "straight at's "and "heel clickers"......
I ain't hatin, jus' sayin'
Keep up the good work Woz.
Can't wait for the video.
My son and I used to catch Ryan here in New England from time to time when he was running am stuff.
I was surprised that he didn't end up with a little higher profile in the sport but it is nice to see him still ripping.
Very good, solid Lites rider from what I remember.
I think that track is open to members on certain days. I'll get the scoop on it, and let you know what's up with the gnarness.
Pit Row
Talk about sensitive. You clowns had a 20 page thread on JS getting arrested...
And someone defended him saying he wasn't stealing it, because it was his own bike?
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Brothers' lost dog tale was pretext to break-ins, Plattekill police say
Published: Monday, May 30, 2011
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PLATTEKILL — Two brothers are in jail after they used a lost dog story as a cover for a string of residential burglaries in the town, authorities said.
Town of Plattekill police arrested Aaron Mills, 20, and Ryan Mills, 24, both of Plattekill, on Thursday. Aaron Mills was charged with five counts of burglary, a felony; Ryan Mills was charged with two counts.
Police said the two, working together, knocked on doors on a pretext of looking for their missing dog. If no one answered, the duo kicked in doors and stole jewelry and electronics, police said.
Their luck finally ran out when Aaron accidentally dropped a photo of Ryan, posing with the dog, at a home on Orchard Drive that they had burglarized. The homeowner turned the photo over to the investigating officer, who quickly identified Ryan, according to police.
Police said they recovered much of the stolen property from a pawn shop in Newburgh and a pond in Plattekill.
The Mills brothers were arraigned and sent to the Ulster County Jail — Aaron on $15,000 cash bail and Ryan on $5,000 cash bail. Both remained incarcerated Sunday. Further charges are pending, according to Plattekill Police Chief Joseph Ryan.
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