Fiery motorcycle crash on Malabar Rd - Man, 43 dies

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Fiery motorcycle crash on Malabar Rd – Man, 43 dies

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January 11, 2024

By Robert Burns

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The Florida Highway Patrol says a 2007 Honda TX1300R motorcycle and a 2021 GMC Savannah were involved in a crash this morning on Malabar Rd.

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The motorcyclist was passing multiple vehicles in a no-passing zone when the Savana made a left turn, causing the motorcycle to slide under the van, resulting in both vehicles catching fire.

The 43-year-old motorcycle rider from Sebastian was pronounced dead at the scene. The driver of the Savana was unharmed and stayed at the crash site.

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The FHP is still investigating the accident, and the identity of the deceased has not been released.

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