RIP Ryan. Got word that Ryan passed away Thanksgiving after an accident in Tijuana Ride in paradise brother

@lndrlmsmartin5621

7 жыл бұрын

di he died?

@KyleCook87

7 жыл бұрын

Whoa, what happened!?

@lucindaramarez7777

7 жыл бұрын

Sorry to hear about Ryan...very sad. My friend Simon B. told me about it. RIP. You will never be forgotten.

@blackmesa27

7 жыл бұрын

rest in peace

@rafiaulia0261

7 жыл бұрын

ouh RIP ryan, find ur left hand back in paradise, and ride in paradise too, i'm so proud 2 u

I wouldn't have thought it was possible! You can't stop that guy from following his passion!

HUGE amounts of respect for this man. Ride on dude!

@ryanszielenski6272

8 жыл бұрын

Thank you!

@JoCobbie

8 жыл бұрын

Respect man !

@MrOpticBlade

8 жыл бұрын

+Ryan Szielenski dude you're freaking awsm!

@alenblitva7592

8 жыл бұрын

respect from Europe

@UnknownProdrive

7 жыл бұрын

Agreed. And I know your learning right now, so if you ever need motivation look no further.

He was too good with both arms so he got nerfed.

@SenftWT

8 жыл бұрын

hahahaha daaaaaaamn

@westsenkovec

7 жыл бұрын

fuck dice

@Diamondusa7

7 жыл бұрын

Lmao.

@stefandicitrajaya9746

6 жыл бұрын

2 arms 2 good 4 him

INCREDIBLE!!

@sleepydespair7494

8 жыл бұрын

ooo #PolskiMotovlog , też przecieram oczy ze zdziwienia .

@ryanszielenski6272

8 жыл бұрын

:) Thank you. I'm really glad you thought so.

@obieezx11

8 жыл бұрын

how did you loose the arm buddy and your bike got a steering damper?

@KyleCook87

8 жыл бұрын

he wrecked doing a wheelie @ 80 mph. His story was on Reddit.

@mexicanprojet483

7 жыл бұрын

R.I.P ryan

Ripping it up on an old SV1000. Much respect for that level of skill and dedication.

He's a better than I could ever be

@21785345

8 жыл бұрын

He dah bess aint he hommy?

@sghost128

8 жыл бұрын

Is he better than you? Yes. Is he better than you could ever be? No. You just got to put the time and dedication into it, and you can be whatever you want man.

@ryanszielenski6272

8 жыл бұрын

It's just a matter of practice. Follow me on IG, and I'll share some riding tips. ryan_moto_life

@amateurrider1543

8 жыл бұрын

You'll just have to keep practicing and learning like I do. Surround yourself with people that are good already, that are willing to share their knowledge with you. This way you'll learn. Keep riding on the canyon.. if you have budget, the circuit is much better in honing that skills.

@killercorps85

8 жыл бұрын

+Ryan Szielenski It's pretty inspirational watching this, dude. Made me happy to see that your accident didn't keep you from doing what you want to do.

Rest In Peace Brother ! You're a legendary Rider !!!

@omegared8663

2 жыл бұрын

he died?

@Ac22768

Жыл бұрын

@@omegared8663 stupid post. You’re a bozo.

The power of the human spirit at work right there!! Much respect and proud to call you a fellow biker!!

Better then 90% of the riders and car drivers out there ha.

@billydarley6925

8 жыл бұрын

you're right. better than 89.999999999%

@JETZcorp

8 жыл бұрын

+xRuxxyFX No exaggeration. Pull 100 random ass riders off the street and see how many can rip twistys like this guy. You'll get 1 or 2 tops, amids a sea of Harleys and squids.

@notafanboy250

8 жыл бұрын

than*

@billydarley6925

8 жыл бұрын

notafanboy *grammar Nazi. You are.

GO RYAN!!!! Years ago I was up at Newcomb's Ranch when a guy that was sitting in a wheelchair in the back of a van was lifted out and set on a parked sport bike. I thought ... ok, photo op.. but then came the jacket, gloves and helmet....the bike was started and I'm still thinking photo op. I was SHOCKED when the paraplegic/rider put the bike in gear and rode off down the mountain as I watched the obviously custom center stand automatically fold back out of the way. I remember thinking.. OK... BALLS of STEEL to do that and wondered how the hell he could stop and deploy a stand at the same time once he got to the bottom? Does anyone know that guy or of him? Anyway, He and Ryan Szielenski are NO DOUBT inspirations to those of us that can not think of LIFE WITHOUT our beloved motorcycling!!! Go Ryan!!!

@Rracer300zx

3 жыл бұрын

There was a guy called Serp (don't know his real name) that I rode with a couple of times back home in FL that walked with two canes because of a spinal injury. That guy could out ride everyone in our group.

I'm jealous of how well he must be able to see out of that left mirror.

wow, he did a wheelie with one hand... I can't do a wheelie with both of my hand this dude is a real rider :)

@evilplaya6350

6 жыл бұрын

And thats why you got 2 hands (most probably) and he's got only 1...

A real man with real passion, you can see how much he loves what he does and how he makes it fun, full of admiration and great respect people like that ...

* gets fined for not keeping both hands on the handlebars *

Much respect m8 :)

There was a guy in my hometown of Louisville Ky, a street racer who lost his arm. I saw him years ago. He rode 70's/80's era GS or KZ type bikes. He rode with the ease and grace of anyone with two arms.

Awesome ! Never lose hope or get discouraged.

Hit me right in the feels. Respect to Ryan! Ride on brother!

Never give up on your dreams, no matter what. Truly an Inspiration to all.

I can't even pop a wheelie with 2 arms, this guy is a legend! Respect!

Guy went by me a year or so ago...missing his left arm. Big WTF moment for me. Figured the bike was modified but still give props for the dedication and skill.

This is just awesome. He is the best example that an injury like this isn´t a reason to stop riding. I´m really impressed by his skills, even his wheelies look so easy!

keep on rocking soldier ! U GOT THIS !

I don't really get to watch your stuff anymore because youtube always starts sending me motorcycle crash compilations after but Stuff like this? This is why I used to watch your stuff. This is so good.

Totally awesome! Sharing this to FB and with all my motorcycle buddies!

i am checking your channel every single day , waiting for a new video! here it is!

Seriously an inspiration to see him still riding. Motorcycles are in his blood and he didn't let his tragedy hold him down.

I have enjoyed viewing countless of your videos. Thanks for the edit! WOW!!! :) @RNickeyMouse #ThankYou

@perfectcell7995

7 жыл бұрын

Ryan Szielenski,dude..rip

That is genuinely one of the most amazing and coolest things I've ever seen !!!

That's awesome! I never saw a single arm biker. 😀 That was very inspiring... thanks for this spotlight video man. Greetings from Brazil. 😉

So much respect for you man, that's what being a riders means, the bike it's part of us, it's part of our body, and even if something goes wrong it can't stop your passion. While i was watching you riding your bike, i've seen a great rider, yes, but first i've seen your love for this sport, for this life, that's wonderful and you made me proud to be a raider! As we say in Italy "buona strada" and always full trhottle bro ;)

What a champion, well done brother.

Watched it like three times, still amazed..good shit.

Half the amount of hands of normal riders, but over twice the talent. Amazing.

Ryan needs a KZread channel, bad. This is truly inspirational

I can't understand the people who disliked this!!!

Amazing! Thumbs up for this man! Never give up!

Great clutch control considering!

Love that, huge amount of respect, full of life, seeing it for the first time in my life and im nearly 50, wow, showing life its hard but make it look so easy. Love that, you keep on riding on my man. My hat off and bow

Miracle on 2 wheels. We have an amazing community :)

Just asking my self how can someone dislike something like this.Big respect for this guy,and great ride.Greetings from long away Serbia

tons of respect to this rider, overcoming huge obstacles and still going harder then most on his bike

Dedication is what u call that never give up💯🙌 respect to this man 1000%

I shudder chest to see the willpower and determination of this true biker. Respect from Spain

I'm speechless...Wow :o May God bless that man

Woaw ! I cant say anything else... Great guy, strength and courage ! Cheer !

So much respect to this guy and he rides much harder and more skilled with only one hand than I could ever ride. Dude is a legend!

Amazing ! Huge Respect ! I'm sorry to hear that he is not with us anymore. Ride in Paradise brother !

Wow, that is great. Awesome that you still ride man. I can relate, I have metal in my left leg from hip to ankle and a pelvic screw from a bike accident. But what's the point of getting fixed up if you don't do what you love, and I love to ride! Keep it up mate.

One of my biggest fears is losing an arm or hand so I can't ride again. Well today I found out that anything is possible if you're willing to find the solution. Hats off

Nuff' respect!! Solid lessons in body positioning too. Thanks for sharing :-)

He's got 2 levers on the right side. If you look at 1:17

@tony1954

8 жыл бұрын

Good catch. I was thinking he was using a quick shifter.

@Dinkymod

8 жыл бұрын

I think he only uses the clutch to get the bike rolling in first gear, but he still manually does clutchless upshifts and downshifts. I'm really curious how he's operating the setup. This is awesome! Really inspiring.

@dazzaskillz9278

8 жыл бұрын

Thats crazy.. How does he hang on the bike like that?? Go on your bike.. Take your left hand off the handlebar and blip the throttle.. Chucks ya nearly off!! Crazy

@Maui_Blacksheep

8 жыл бұрын

its like a stunt setup, except the hand brake is for the front and not the back.

@tony1954

8 жыл бұрын

Dazza skillz If i tried to do a wheelie (and i am quite capable of doing so) i would crash insistently if i tried with one hand. I am sure of it. This guy rocks.

mad respect!!he makes it seem so easy!!

Wow respect...he knows how to handle his Bike! Thumb up!!!

Having a big respect for you sir.... Salute

Absolutely awesome, nothing but good vibes to you sir.

The real rider.. No matter wht the shit happened.. He is still riding.. Respect.

so much respect. Looks good and wow. speechless.

Nothing but respect !!!

thats what u call true passion! u have my respect!

Sometimes you just got to modify the world around you to get where you want. Very inspiring!!!

That's so cool to see. Takes true skill to do that.

Mad props, That guy is seriously good.

I have to buy a hat so that i can take it off for this guy!

A real warrior. Respect 👍

He's wheelien like a pro with just one arm...holy shit BIG RESPECT BRO!

Massive respect for this man!

Amazing! true inspiration. :D

wow! inspirational!!

Thats so badass!

that's amazing

Starting off with an one handed wheelie. Incrediblle and an inspiration

passion over all :D respect dude !!!

What a CLASS ACT! Kudos, dude!

Ryan...... To you I give my respect

Wow, gotta give it to him, impressive!!RIP Ryan

Respect Bro!

what a BOSS! even on 1 wheel! truly inspirational

That was good to see i have only right hand that what i see helping mee now i nowvi can ride motorcycles some day thank you❤

big respect 👍👍👍🔥

AWESOME!

always live life to the. fullest,

This is when they said someone has unlocked 100% of brain their capacity, great respect to him. I read he passed, ride high Ryan. 🕊️🙏🏻

you are my hero man

FN sick guy!! Well Done!!!

Awesome Beautiful life lesson 😉👍🏻

That guy rips it! Crazy respect.

i can understand Ryan because i have the same problem at the same year and also the same pasion for motorcycle,i have a motorcycle now and i dont care if i die riding.thanx Ryan,RIP.

Just Awesome!

wow amazing great admiration for this man

Huge Respect

Respect for this guy, amazing!

Best motorcycle rider & lover....ever..

Amazing! bravo!

Got my respect bro . I lost my left leg at the hip in 07 in a motorcycle accident still ride but have to do 3 wheels now

Respect bruh!

Mad props

big respect

he rides better than a lot I've seen!!! MUCH respect!!!!