Ryan Reynolds is one of Hollywood’s most accomplished stars at the moment. Projects like Pokémon: Detective Pikachu, along with the success of his defining work, Deadpool, are an obvious contribution to the actor’s wealth. However, his entrepreneurial ventures like Aviation Gin, Mint Mobile, and Wrexham AFC helped him earn good fortune as well. Reynolds brought up the value of Wrexham to $8 million, which was once sold at $2 million to him. The actor is now reaping the benefits of all his smart business choices by following his passion for traveling and photography.

However, he has other hobbies as well because of which he spends a lofty amount of money now and then. Recently, the Vancouver-raised boy found a new obsession and is all praise for it in his Instagram story. 

Ryan Reynolds’ new obsession

It is not shocking that the actor invests so much in luxury bikes owing to his enormous wealth. The 46-year-old actor recently took to Instagram to share a post of Arch vehicle in his story. Arch Vehicle is a British automobile designing company that has been manufacturing luxury bikes since 2017. The Free Guy actor in his story revealed his experience of riding an ARC bike. He said it was “the coolest bike” he ever rode in his life.  

The Wrexham owner also left a disclaimer saying he was in no way associated with this brand. It was just a genuine appreciation for the manufacturer who made Reynolds Google during the whole ride. He concluded his message by wishing the company luck on its journey. 

Not only this Reynolds will be bringing his love for bikes to the entertainment industry with the cult classic series Biker Mice from Mars.

90’s Biker Mice from Mars is back 

Reynolds will be co-producing the adaptation of the 90s animated series Biker Mice From Mars with Nacelle and Fubo. Deadline, where the reason for his jumping on board with this project was also revealed, reported this news. The actor’s love for bikes and his “motor enthusiast” spirit is what pushed him to take on this project.

He also mentioned that Fubo and Nacelle will be “putting a new spin on this cult classic” with Reynold’s production house, Maximum Effort. While there hasn’t been any official confirmation about its release date, fans are excited about the iconic cartoon after 27 years of its release!

What are your thoughts about Reynolds’ appreciation for the British automobile company?