Motorcycles, Millennials, and Mental Health
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- Опубликовано: 8 сен 2024
- If you're struggling like everyone else is these days, finding therapy on the road might be the answer for you. The raw, visceral joy of being on my bike, blasting through empty country roads costs me way less than a therapist for twice the benefit. Click to hear why I love road therapy, and you should too.
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I miss my dad too, man. I've been binge watching motorcycle videos in preparation to buying my first bike. I've always loved the scout and that's how I found your channel. Thank you for making this content. Ride safe brother.
Damn I wasn’t ready to feel, great stuff bro
I appreciate it bro, thank you
Love your content mate! I’m sorry for the loss of your dad! His watching over you!
Thanks for your kind words and the support, it really means a lot to me man.
Lost my dad nearly a year ago. Went and got a bike lol, it is the way. It's definitely a spiritual process going through the loss of a father. Lucky to have known him and spent time with him. The pain of regret is a gift from the universe and once we see it for what it is, like you said, it does free us as we grow from it and avoid further pain. We can teach others too, I'm sure this video inspired a lot of phone calls and visits.
I felt everything you did when my dad was killed in a motorcycle crash in 2019. I never rode before his death but found myself wanting to learn as a way to always feel close to him. Losing my dad was the worst experience of my life so i know how that pain feels. All the best going forward.
Thank you for sharing! I am hoping to get my own bike soon. I've always felt called to the freedom of two wheels, and am really hoping the road therapy will help with my depression and grief also. Keep creating brother! x
I am positive that it will help you out. Take care of yourself until you get on a bike!
Hey, bro... thanks for your video. It made me motivated to continue, to keep dreaming, and to give my all, as your dad, to give the best memories to my 4 yo kid. I have a Indian Scout Bobber and he loves to rev it when he can. I hope he can remember these memories. Keep creating and good luck!
Welcome to the biker family, may your father forever ride with the angels. I just got myself a 2020 Scout 100 year edition. Out in Houston, may see you out there but Texas is a big state.
Best thing ive seen on RUclips in ages, so tired of all the spec reviews. Subscribed
Thank you for the kind words
The explanation in this video is a true piece of art thank you for sharing this with us my friend I'm with you.
Thank you! Cheers!
I get it. I got a Scout Bobber 20 with 11,500 miles under my belt since March when I received it. One of my very first long-distance trip I took was from my home to Texas so I could ride with my dad. Hes a Harley guy. I'm a bit older than you, I have my own kids now who are getting drivers licenses and moving on to their own lives. It's odd to think of yourself as a dad like you think of your own father.
Dang. Your video got me thinking.
Bro. I, too, am sorry for your loss as well. Thank you for sharing, great way to explain how you dealt with it. You’re a good man!
It’s my story too, I’m touched… and I also have Indian Scout Bobber which allows me to come to similar final conclusions 😊
Thank you for sharing man. This resonated deep with me. My dad got me into riding too, and he did not initially like the idea of me getting a bike (after all the stupid shit he did on his). I have a scout bobber ordered, just waiting on delivery in New Braunfels, TX. Maybe we can cruise sometime. Love your content man, keep up the good work.
I've heard delivery times are getting lengthy, but once you get it in let me know. Thanks for support, too man. I appreciate it 🙏
@@SquarewhiteTV I’m on week 5 right now. They told me initially 8-10 weeks. I went for the Alumina Jade Smoke color option. Test rode it and fell in love. Trading in my ‘16 Ducati 959 Panigale.
Man………..thank you for this video g! God bless. Condolences for your pops. I’m fortunate to still have mine, yet, there is as much pain and frustration as there is love and appreciation in regard to my relationship with. I can only hope one day we find a coasting point and I don’t have so much resentment towards him. This video definitely puts things in perspective on the importance of making the most of the moments while you have them. Thank you for this video brotha! Love your production style and content!
Great vid very touching, stay strong and thank you for a good example of how to be honest and real....
I too recently lost my dad and he was the only person i hung out with....when i ride i think of the times we rode together. thoes are my favorite moments i had with my dad other than shooting guns with him.....infact ima get out of bed and go do a mountain loop real quick. Thanks for posting.
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Your videos are awesome bro, keep it up.
Glad you like them!
I can relate my brother. 2 revs to to you.
Dude yes I can’t wait to get my Indian ❤️