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MotorGrrl

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MotorGrrl is a motorcycle business based in Brooklyn, New York, founded in 2004.[1] The shop is a licensed New York State repair facility and inspection facility. Besides selling parts and servicing motorcycles, the shop also sells memberships for people to work on and repair their own motorcycles.[2] The founder, Valerie Figarella, said she turned her hobby into a business after her first career as computer programmer was interrupted during the dot-com crash.[3]

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  1. Jessica Weisberg (March 30, 2014), "Motorcycle Crew Has One Requirement, and It Isn't a License", The New York Times
  2. Jenny Smith (June 13, 2017), "Art, Feminism and Motorcycles at MotorGrrl Garage", Woman Rider
  3. Emily DeCiccio and Steve Credo (July 17, 2018), Overcoming stereotypes, blazing motorcycle trails, Fox Business

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