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Horror crash biker speaks for first time

Published: 9:45 AM August 24, 2005    Updated: 11:00 PM February 17, 2021

A MOTORCYCLIST today spoke for the first time after being involved in a horror crash, that left two grandparents and two children seriously injured, saying he felt “sick to the stomach”.

A MOTORCYCLIST today spoke for the first time after being involved in a horror crash, that left two grandparents and two children seriously injured, saying he felt “sick to the stomach”.

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