Tributes to 'loving young man' killed in crash
The family of a 19-year-old who died in a motorcycle crash have paid tribute to the "kind, caring, loving young man".
Harvey Nye, from Plymouth, made everyone laugh, the family said in a statement.
Mr Nye died on 14 February at the scene of the collision between his black Yamaha MT-125 motorcycle and a red Manitou telehandler.
An investigation into the crash on the A386 in Roborough near Plymouth is ongoing and police have asked any witnesses to contact them.
Mr Nye's family said he loved his bikes as much as his friends and family.
"He made an impact of laughter on everyone he met," his family said.
"He passed away riding his favourite MT-125cc.
"As a family we are extremely devastated and will never come to terms with what's happened."
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