AN inquest has opened into the death of a Romsey man who died in a crash near Alresford.
Lee Mark Easterbrook, 58, of Linden Road, died on the A31 on October 25, a court heard.
The inquest into his death was opened at Winchester Coroners' Court on November 5 by area coroner Jason Pegg.
Mr Pegg said: "Mr Easterbrook was riding his motorcycle on the A31, when he collided with the kerb. He was thrown from his bike and collided with a road sign, causing injuries."
The preliminary cause of death has been given as multiple injuries.
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Mr Pegg adjourned the inquest to September 16, 2026.
As previously reported, Mr Easterbrook's family has paid tribute to him, thanking those who tried to save his life.
They said: "The family of Lee Easterbrook are devastated by our sudden loss and are working to come to terms with the void left by his absence, and we request space and privacy.
"At the same time, we feel deeply moved to reach out to the many people who stepped in from passing motorists, off-duty doctors, police officers, ambulance crew, the air ambulance crew and witnesses who all played roles, big and small, in their efforts to give Lee every chance of coming back to us.
"To each of you, you know who you are, your compassion, swift actions and unwavering dedication will never be forgotten, and we are forever grateful for all you did.
"We send our heartfelt thanks to each of you who fought so hard at that most critical time to try and save him."
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