Despite the fact that Reeves did not start riding until he was 22 years old, he rapidly became a motorcycle fanatic. Since then, he's owned everything from Suzuki sportbikes to Harley-Davidson choppers and cruisers. His current ride is a 2011 Harley Davidson Road King. Keanu first fell in love with motorcycles when he was just a kid. His father took him to California where they lived in a trailer on a piece of land until they could save up enough money for a house. During those days, Keanu spent most of his time playing outside while his parents looked for work. When he was 11 years old, they finally found a job in California who paid them $60 a week to clean houses. That's why Keanu went to school dressed like a cowboy each day; because that's what his family could afford at the time. He had always wanted a bike but didn't know how to ride one yet. So his dad bought him a used Honda 50 motorcycle so he could learn how to ride before getting too old (or at least that's what Keanu thought at the time). After a few months of learning how to balance himself on two wheels, Keanu decided he was ready to ride by himself so his dad let him go back to school without him. Keanu kept riding his motorcycle every day after school until it came time for him to get a driver's license.