These guys are about to hit the road for a good cause.
They are taking part in the RideForZane to raise money for Westmead Children’s Hospital.
Their participation is dedicated to the memory of three-year-old Zane Urzali, who died after being hit by a car in the driveway of his family home at Ryde earlier this year.
His death saved the lives of five other young children after his parents decided to donate his organs.
The event is being organised by Live2Ride Sydney which will see several hundred motorcycle riders and vehicles travel from Sydney Olympic Park Homebush to Black Beach Reserve, Kiama on Sunday, December 10
Initial estimates are between 200 to 300 vehicles and motorcycles will take part.
The people behind Live2Ride Sydney are Evan Tsitsos of #1 Plumbing and Drainage Illawong and mates James Drivas of Waterview reception at Homebush and Tamer Uzun from Flash Couriers whose companies are the main sponsors of the event.
They are encouraging people to participate in the ride.
Zane’s family have also initiated the Go Fund Me page hhtps://www.gofundme.com/the-zane-campaign to raise money for the Westmead Children’s Hospital to create greater public awareness about the importance of organ donation.
Their initial goal was to raise $15,000 but through the generosity of the community they have raised over $60,000 to date.
They now hope to raise $100,000 the RideForZane event for Westmead Children’s Hospital.
Participants in the RideForZane will meet at Sydney Olympic Park carpark P5C at 8.30 am on Sunday, December 10.