Glam Influencer Karen Sofia Quiroz Killed in Motorbike Tragedy

BREAKING: Influencer Karen Sofía Quiroz Ramírez, known as Bikegirl, tragically lost her life in a horrific motorbike accident in Colombia. The 25-year-old was struck by a lorry after losing control of her motorcycle while attempting to navigate between two vehicles.

The devastating incident occurred on a highway in the early afternoon on October 15, 2023. Witnesses report that Quiroz collided with a Chevrolet Spark before falling under the wheels of a passing lorry. Despite immediate medical attention, she was pronounced dead at the scene.

Just hours before the crash, Quiroz posted on her social media about losing her glasses, expressing concern that she might crash while riding without them. She stated, “I hope I don’t crash because I’m driving without my glasses.” Her followers are now interpreting this post as a haunting premonition.

Transport official Jahir Andres confirmed, “The most likely hypothesis for the accident is that the motorcyclist was travelling between two vehicles.” An investigation is underway, with authorities reviewing CCTV footage and interviewing witnesses to determine the precise cause of this tragic event.

Quiroz was a beloved figure in the biking community, boasting 45,000 followers across Instagram and TikTok, where she shared her adventures on her Suzuki Gixxer. Her passion for motorbiking and tattoos resonated deeply with her fans.

This incident follows another tragic motorcycling event at the Hot Wheels Epic Show in Brazil, where a stunt rider named Lurrique Ferrari suffered fatal injuries after crashing while performing. Similarly, in Naples, Italy, stuntman Christian Quezada died after losing balance during a Globe of Death performance, highlighting ongoing safety concerns within extreme sports.

As the investigation into Quiroz’s accident continues, her untimely death serves as a stark reminder of the risks faced by motorcyclists. The community mourns the loss of a vibrant influencer whose life was cut short far too soon. Updates will follow as more information becomes available.