DARE TO GO FURTHER

LIFE’S GREATEST REWARDS GO TO THOSE WHO DARE TO GO FURTHER.

Heroes are ordinary people who find the courage to reach for the extraordinary. They feel the same fear, but they don’t succumb. They hear the same voices of self-doubt, but they choose not to listen. They understand convention, but they won’t let it stand in their way. They follow their own path and where others fall by the wayside, they dare to go further.

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DON GLOVER

Six years ago, Don Glover was diagnosed with a terminal lung disease and given 2-4 years to live.  But this lifetime biker refused to let that get in the way of his passion for riding and now 88 years of age, he has defied medical predictions, is still an all year biker, and has even squeezed in the odd track day.

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JULIAN BROWN

It takes passion, commitment, and courage to be a great rider and at 71 years old, Julian has all of these by the tank full. A BIKEMASTER qualified rider, who despite breaking his back in an off-road accident last year, is still a regular RAPID track day rider, where he is usually one of the fastest out there! He embodies all that it is to be RAPID.

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MARK REILLY

At 45 years of age, Mark was struck by a severe illness which caused him to rethink his life and pursue his lifelong dream to race motorcycles. 

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ROWAN ELLIOTT

In his late 30’s, RAPID Pro Coach and elite athlete Rowan Elliott was clinically dead for 7 minutes following a massive heart attack. He describes how determination and focus can help overcome any obstacle on the path to achieving your goals.

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GLYN THEOBALD

After losing a leg in a horrific biking accident, Glyn faced his worst fears, returned to riding and reclaimed a part of his life he thought he’d lost forever.  His inspirational story reminds us that with courage and belief, we can all achieve great things.

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ANDY IBBOTT

Before a massive stroke left him unable to walk or talk, Andy Ibbott was a motorcycle journalist, bike tester, racer, author, coach to high-profile Moto GP riders and royalty, and MD of California Superbike School. Andy shares the story of his 12-year fight to win back his life and reminds us that it’s not life’s adversities that define us, it is the courage and determination to overcome them that matters.

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