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My heart sank as I'd not been able to get hold of my brother and it looked like his bike!!

What bike is that Jaci?

he was in his 40s

Looking at the tank it looks like a Kwaka. I thought it was a Bandit at first glance.

Motorcyclist dies following collision



POLICE are appealing for witnesses to a fatal road traffic collision in Liscard yesterday.

Just before 12.30am a Yamaha motorbike was in collision with a Ford Fiesta on Cliff Road at the junction of Breck Road.

The 42-year-old male rider of the motorbike received serious injuries and was taken to hospital by ambulance, where he later died.

The driver of the Ford Fiesta stopped at the scene and is helping police with their enquiries.

Anyone who witnessed the collision or has any information is asked to contact Merseyside Police Roads Policing Unit on 0151 777 5644.

THE GLOBE

So sorry for your loss to all concerned.

That poor baby

I hope the woman in that fiesta gets what she deserves

Might not have been her fault!?

Nahh, definatly, it was the cars fault!

It always is, because they don`t look properly, people are idiots in cars, have no sense when it comes to bikes at all

When a bike comes behind me i let them past so i can see them properly (except if its a copper), that way you know they are safe.

These kinds of accidents is why we were campaigning to be allowed to use unrestricted cans. The phrase "Loud Pipes Save Lives" is oh so true!!

I've been on and around bikes and bikers since I was born, unfortunately lost a lot of friends and seen things that nobody should see happen to their friends, stories that would make you gip, but sometimes it's a 50-50 responsibility for the accident. I've been on bikes and taken stupid chances at stupid speeds, but I've also been on bikes when car drivers have taken stupid chances and blatently not looked - luckily I'm still here. The addage of "fat bikers bounce" is not true in my case - I didn't bounce, I thudded!!

Now that the weather is turning, there will be a LOT more bikes on the roads, so please take that extra second to look out for them! You never know, it may be me you knock off!

Shame to hear he died

Not good especially when I'll be on the road soon on my bike

the car was at fault apparently a boy racer

In no disrespect to the deceased. Ste how do you know that? were you their?

RIP to the biker, such a shame.

Because i`ve driven bikes phil, not just cars, have you experienced driving a bike on the road?

Not a bike but a 125cc scooter for a few years when i was 21, part and parcel is both rider and driver need care in observation. I always used to think the unexpected would happen, regardless of what we have driven I just think your comment was very one sided.

As said before Thoughts are with the family, also am sure the driver is shaken up aswell.