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He was not 27. he was about to turn 21 soon.
The type of motorcycle he was riding is of no importance to this story. What is important is that a young man lost his life. What adds to the tragedy of this story is the fact that there is no light at this intersection which is both dangerous and hard to maneuver at best. There is at least one accident a week at this intersection. Maybe it is time someone in South Jordan and/or Riverton's city government steps up to the plate and forces this need to the top of their agendas before someone else loses their life. My sympathy and condolences to all touched by this terrible accident.
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