Tributes paid to motorcyclist killed in A131 crash

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Andy Rayner died in a crash on 3 February in Essex

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The family of a devoted motorcyclist who died in a road traffic collision said his "warmth and kindness touched the lives all who knew him”.

Andy Rayner died at the scene of the crash on the A131 at Twinstead, Essex, just before 10:40 GMT on 3 February.

A 29-year-old box van driver from Enfield, London, who was arrested on suspicion of causing death by dangerous driving, has been released under investigation.

In a tribute released by police, Mr Rayner's family said: "All the family members and friends will miss Andy very much."

They added: "Andy was dearly loved by Rachel, his fiancée, and was a loving father, brother, and son.

"His warmth and kindness touched the lives of all who knew him.

"Andy, who truly loved his motorcycles, was a big part of the Essex Biker Meet Up Group and his presence will be deeply missed."

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