Get our Moto Suzy back on 2 wheels
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Dear Friends,
You've probably heard by now that Suzanne's (suzypineapples) motorcycle was recently stolen in the early AM hours out of her locked garage. To say that she's devastated would be an understatement. Her's is the biggest smile around when she was on that bike, and that has been taken from her, and us.
Among running many of her motorcycle club's day to day activities, she is the head of the philanthropy committe for the Miss-Fires, tirelessly planning charity events, raising funds for others, and just doing silly things like making cards and gifts to brighten friend's days. It doesn't stop there. Suzanne will be the first to support your kickstarter, walk for charity or any type of fundraising event you put out there whether it be with money or by donating a hand knit item. She always goes above and beyond to help when anyone she knows is in need. Let's help her out!
Her words explain it best:
"This has always been my biggest nightmare and I can't understand how this could have happened. I've taken such good care of my girl. I've always triple checked that the garage is locked after putting her away for the night. There are 4 garages in a row, and each one has an iron gate with a padlock out front. Unfortunately one of the patrons left their padlock unlocked. The thieves were able to come in through that gate and walk over to my garage, break the lock on the garage, break my stearing column lock on my bike and wheel it out. They loaded it into the side of a mini-van - all under 5 minutes. No cameras had the right angle to see it completely. I filed a police report and they swabbed for evidence. I went door to door asking all of the neighbors for surveillance footage, but the detectives still haven't found any leads. Thanks for all of your concern and support. That bike was truly my baby. I rode it every day. I relied on it to get me to work safely and quickly. I relied on it to get me to LI to see my family. I took good care of her and made sure she was locked in a garage every night for the two years I owned her. You can only do your best. Hopefully something good will come out of this horrible experience."
Suzanne is also dealing with heavy family challenges during this time and we as motorcyclists rely on these machines for a lot more than just going from point A to point B. Long rides help us get out of our heads, short group rides can provide a ton of fun and act as huge stress relivers. Our motorcycles are our meditation and therapy, they help us deal and process, she relied on this bike for a lot more than just commuting.
The intention of this site is to lessen Suzy’s financial burden while she shops for bikes and continues to pay off the one that has been stolen (nope, not much help from insurance in this case.)
Any money earned over the payoff difference and what she needs for a small downpayment on some new wheels will be donated directly to charity.
She's had much heartache mourning this loss and it's a tough thing to watch a friend be so sad. A motorcycle, as silly as it sounds, will help her heal. Let's raise her up along with the corners of her mouth.
Please contribute and help us get Suz her smile back.
You've probably heard by now that Suzanne's (suzypineapples) motorcycle was recently stolen in the early AM hours out of her locked garage. To say that she's devastated would be an understatement. Her's is the biggest smile around when she was on that bike, and that has been taken from her, and us.
Among running many of her motorcycle club's day to day activities, she is the head of the philanthropy committe for the Miss-Fires, tirelessly planning charity events, raising funds for others, and just doing silly things like making cards and gifts to brighten friend's days. It doesn't stop there. Suzanne will be the first to support your kickstarter, walk for charity or any type of fundraising event you put out there whether it be with money or by donating a hand knit item. She always goes above and beyond to help when anyone she knows is in need. Let's help her out!
Her words explain it best:
"This has always been my biggest nightmare and I can't understand how this could have happened. I've taken such good care of my girl. I've always triple checked that the garage is locked after putting her away for the night. There are 4 garages in a row, and each one has an iron gate with a padlock out front. Unfortunately one of the patrons left their padlock unlocked. The thieves were able to come in through that gate and walk over to my garage, break the lock on the garage, break my stearing column lock on my bike and wheel it out. They loaded it into the side of a mini-van - all under 5 minutes. No cameras had the right angle to see it completely. I filed a police report and they swabbed for evidence. I went door to door asking all of the neighbors for surveillance footage, but the detectives still haven't found any leads. Thanks for all of your concern and support. That bike was truly my baby. I rode it every day. I relied on it to get me to work safely and quickly. I relied on it to get me to LI to see my family. I took good care of her and made sure she was locked in a garage every night for the two years I owned her. You can only do your best. Hopefully something good will come out of this horrible experience."
Suzanne is also dealing with heavy family challenges during this time and we as motorcyclists rely on these machines for a lot more than just going from point A to point B. Long rides help us get out of our heads, short group rides can provide a ton of fun and act as huge stress relivers. Our motorcycles are our meditation and therapy, they help us deal and process, she relied on this bike for a lot more than just commuting.
The intention of this site is to lessen Suzy’s financial burden while she shops for bikes and continues to pay off the one that has been stolen (nope, not much help from insurance in this case.)
Any money earned over the payoff difference and what she needs for a small downpayment on some new wheels will be donated directly to charity.
She's had much heartache mourning this loss and it's a tough thing to watch a friend be so sad. A motorcycle, as silly as it sounds, will help her heal. Let's raise her up along with the corners of her mouth.
Please contribute and help us get Suz her smile back.
Organizer and beneficiary
Suz's Friends
Organizer
Brooklyn, NY
Suzanne Cellura
Beneficiary
