OSHAWA, ONTARIO — The community of Oshawa is grieving the tragic loss of Ryan Mooney, who died following a motorcycle accident on Wednesday, June 4. His sudden passing has left family, friends, and fellow riders heartbroken, as they come to terms with the loss of a beloved friend known for his loyalty, kindness, and passion for the open road.
Ryan was more than just a motorcycle enthusiast—he was a constant presence in the lives of those who knew him, always ready to lend a hand or share a laugh. His warm spirit and adventurous nature made him a cherished member of Oshawa’s tight-knit riding community, and his death has sent shockwaves through all who shared the road with him.
Friends and loved ones gathered online and in person to mourn his passing, many expressing a mix of sorrow, disbelief, and reflection. For some, the news has reignited fears about the dangers of riding, even as they continue to hold onto the freedom and joy motorcycles bring.
Ryan’s legacy is not only in the miles he traveled, but in the people he inspired along the way—with his loyalty, laughter, and strength of character. His absence leaves a void that cannot be filled, and his memory will live on in every shared ride, every roadside conversation, and every life he touched.
Ryan Mooney will be remembered not only for his love of the ride, but for the person he was—dependable, kind-hearted, and deeply loved. May he rest in peace and ride free forever.