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Pretty sure he will never stop chasing women though.
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Just to keep it positive though...Ryan seems to have exceptionally healthy hair for someone that spent most of their life with a helmet on. Credit where it's due.
I’m a fan of his, he is a cool dude !! A little out there ? Maybe... but he’s living his life how he wants to, more than most can say !
And l also love how peoples assume to know someones inner thoughts and their bank accounts.
Yes, he says he's happy. So do 99% of people when asked. Regardless of it all Ryno is free to do whatever the fuck he wants. I may take training advice from him but holy shit, if you're taking life advice from this guy then, well, l guess you get what you deserve.
Listen up kids........MONEY DOES NOT MAKE YOU HAPPY....Freedom does...(.in my opinion). Ask any old guy.
Maybe all those TBI’s are catching up...
Wait until your in your 40's or 50's, you end up divorced, with child support, alimony, and lost everything and have to start all over again. The icing on the cake is watching your ex-wife nearly immediately move her new boyfriend into the house you built, and know you're paying her to f*ck another dude now. Ive seen it happen again and again and it breaks the strongest men out there.
There's a lot of hidden deeper meaning and truth behind what ryno is speaking about. He has learned some incredibly hard lessons in life that have NOTHING to do with moto. Some men curl up in a ball and whither away, become bitter, angry, lonely old has beens. Other men take their licks, learn from their mistakes, understand where they went wrong in life, and try to actually CHANGE. What an amazing concept.
My hats off to Ryno. He has changed after his divorce and the bottom fell out of his life. He is still Ryno at his core, but he has become someone who loves the sport he lived in for so long and is giving back in every way he can. Look at all the past factory guys that we never hear or see from anymore.
I'll say this, there are industry people that are way more out there with their philosophies that actually can be seen as dangerous for themselves and others.
Ryno has my respect (except the spring bike training tool, cmon Ryno haha).
Pit Row
Listen to it last night because of this thread, the interview should come with a warning “ only listen to this if your over 50 and experienced all life’s BS “
Was there a few times when I thought Jesus this guy is out there yes but mostly I was nodding my head because what he just said resonated so deeply.
He has figured out that all things in your life material and emotional all get taken away and you have to adapt.
Only thing he hasn’t figured out is we will never be as fulfilled as we are when we are young, vibrant,energetic and pushing the whole world in front of us, should that be top level dirt bike riding, building up a business or even building a house. When your youth gets taken away from you and people you thought had your back hurt you then to become enlightened helps you cope.
He’s obviously reading a lot and has maybe even read my favourite Oscar wild quote
“ Youth! There is nothing like youth. The middle-aged are mortgaged to Life. The old are in Life's lumber-room. But youth is the Lord of Life. Youth has a kingdom waiting for it. Every one is born a king, and most people die in exile.”
Shine on Rhino
Get em Ryno
In the PulpMX podcast that pain he talks about being real as anything else you experience in life is 100% legit. I really like when he talks about not wanting to go back to accomplishing those 'goals' again. Kids? did it. Marriage? Did it. Factory guy? did it. Famous? Did it. Buried by the material things you own? Did it.
He was absolutely spot on when he talked about the abandonment and horrible feeling of being alone after a divorce and losing everything including his kids. There's no pain in the world that feels like that deep dark hole of loss, depression, and anxiety.
Hats off to Ryno for living in the moment and enjoying life again.
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