A MOTORCYCLIST who tragically died in a horror crash near a popular Scots beauty spot has been pictured for the first time.
Emergency crews were called to the scene on the A837 near Loch Assynt.
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Jeremy Weekes, 61, from Newquay in Cornwall
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The rider of the motorbike is in hospital in a ‘serious but stable’ condition
The fatal smash involved a black BMW GS1250 motorbike and a black Honda VFR motorbike.
Jeremy Weekes, 61, from Newquay in Cornwall tragically died at the scene on May 22.
His car was involved in the horror smash with the rider of the Honda bike late on Wednesday night.
Mercy crews raced the 60-year-old man to Aberdeen Royal Infirmary.
Police confirmed his condition as “serious but stable”.
The road was closed to allow for collision investigation work to take place.
Police Scotland said: “The rider of the Honda, a 60-year-old man, was taken to Aberdeen Royal Infirmary with serious injuries.
“His condition is described as serious but stable.”
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Sergeant Calum MacAulay said: “Our thoughts are with the family and friends of Mr Weekes at what is a very difficult time.
“Enquiries are ongoing to establish the full circumstances and anyone who can assist and who has not yet spoken to officers is asked to contact Police Scotland.”
It comes after police named a woman who tragically died in a horror smash on the A9.
Morven Gordon, 42, from Aviemore died at the scene.
She was driving a Kia Rio which was involved in a crash with a Iveco Daily Van
The male passenger in the car and the male driver of the van were uninjured in the crash.
Emergency crews were called to the scene at Slochd, in the Highlands, at around 9.30pm on Monday, May 6.
Cops locked down the road for around seven hours to allow collision investigators to conduct inquiries at the scene.
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