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A loving mother and father. Then at 17, Scott walked in to watch his dad die on the living room floor. Hate, anger and resentment moved into his heart.
Ride 4 Life reaches the *unchurched and transforms communities by bringing a message of *Hope through a personal relationship with *Jesus *Christ.
People led to Christ on the streets this season
Mission fields: prison, street and youth
The year the road turned. Clean, sober and redirected ever since
Services inside prison walls, with salvations every visit
Founder Scott Caraboolad, in his own words: the depth of his dysfunction is the measure of his love for Jesus.
A loving mother and father. Then at 17, Scott walked in to watch his dad die on the living room floor. Hate, anger and resentment moved into his heart.

Out of Akron, Scott co-founded the Starboyz, the crew credited with kicking off the sportbike stunt craze. Their first tape sold 1,000 copies in three days. National shows, his own Stunt Fest, a fur-covered bike. Millions of dollars, and empty from morning to night.
Xanax to antidepressants to alcohol to painkillers to cocaine. He lost everything, with court dates all over the country.
Walking out of court on October 4, 2011, Scott planned not to see the next day. Defeated, but with his ego still driving, he went to see his mother one last time.
Sensing something was terribly wrong, she insisted he go to a meeting. A tattooed young man just like him delivered the message that redirected his life. The desire for every substance, removed.

Now the bike is the pulpit. Scott rides into prisons, streets and schools with a message of love and hope for the afflicted and addicted.
He saved the most wretched man on the planet. That was me.Scott Caraboolad · Founder
Our stunt team creates high-energy experiences in places a pulpit never reaches: community events, schools and prisons. The bike draws the crowd. The truth does the rest.

Week in and week out, behind the walls with no filter. Scott's discipleship class was built here, and it is changing men who thought they were done.

Community events, rallies and city streets. The engine roars, the crowd gathers, and thousands have heard the Gospel and said yes to Jesus.

School assemblies are back and growing. In 2026 we returned to the classroom in partnership with ASAP America, and we are opening more doors for the spring. Bring us to your school.
"It's not religion to me. It's just falling in love with Jesus. That's my mission." Scott lives like tomorrow isn't promised, so he doesn't sugarcoat. That honesty is why people listen.
A stunt show gathers people who would never walk into a church.
Addiction, loss, courtrooms. Nobody in the room can say he doesn't understand.
No prosperity pitch, no fluff. Just Jesus, delivered straight.
A yes at the show becomes a walk, through the class, the content and the community.









Most people assume a ministry like this is covered. The truth: Ride 4 Life has been running on a bare minimum budget, with Scott doing almost everything himself. Here is where more help goes.
Built in the prisons. People on social media keep asking when they can join. We want to launch it the right way, with moderators.
More facilities, more weeks, more volunteers. There is so much more room to grow behind the walls.
Scott gets more messages from people seeking help than one man can answer. Hired help means nobody gets left on read.
We are growing our youth and school ministry with partners like ASAP America, and we can never do enough street outreach. Open a door for us.
Testimonies, street preaching and crowd moments, shared everywhere. Follow along and see what God is doing this week.
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