Donna Gray after winning the Tuareg Rallye in Morocco
Louise McEvoy
Wednesday, April 11, 2012
9:27 AM
WITHIN days of celebrating a win in her first ever desert rally, a motorbike enthusiast was left devastated after six off-road bikes were stolen from her garage.
Donna Gray, of Norton Road in Stotfold, won the ladies class of the professional class of the Tuareg Rallye in Morocco - an eight-day competition navigated by roadbook and GPS, and including timed tests.
Ten days later, sometime between 3am and 5am last Thursday, six motorbikes - including the rally bike she had ridden in Morocco, which she called her “pride and joy” - were stolen from her garage, after theives broke a window to gain access.
“We found two down the road because they couldn’t start them,” explained Ms Gray.
“I have been out every night trying to find the others.
“My pride and joy has gone missing.”
The four bikes are worth a total of about £14,000.
Anyone with information about the crime, call Beds Police on 101, citing crime reference number JD-11969-2012.
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2 comments
The original story about the rally win, before the bikes were stolen, purposefully did not include the street name. Now the bikes have been stolen and the police need help in catching the people who took them, we obviously want to provide as much information as possible. Louise
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The Comet
Thursday, April 12, 2012
Perhaps they should stop publishing peoples addresses when writing stories about such things. Wouldn't take too long to work out which house in Norton Road Stotfold has lots of expensive motorbikes on the premises.
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Chris Ambler
Wednesday, April 11, 2012