Two men died in a motorcycle collision in Tustin, California, on Sunday, October 11th. In the accident report, the Orange County Coroner’s Office identified the victims as Quintin Lilethal, 33, and Daniel Lilethal, 29.

The two were Hemet residents, but the coroner’s office did not disclose the relationship they shared. The victims were northbound on Jamboree Road, north of Barranca Parkway, near Irvine when they lost control of their motorcycle.

Tustin Police Department Lt. Stephanie Nichols said they dispatched officers to the location at about 3:13 a.m. Medics pronounced Quintin dead at the scene, while Daniel succumbed to his injuries at an area hospital.

The report did not disclose if drugs or alcohol played a role in the accident. There was no other vehicle involved in the occurrence and the cause remains under investigation. Anyone with helpful information on the incident should contact the TPD on the listed line.

Motorcycle collisions are not uncommon on California roadways, and they are one of the leading causes of crash-related deaths. Riders must acquaint themselves with a motorcycle before riding it and take the Basic Riders Course designed by the California Highway Patrol and the Department of Motor Vehicles.

Before riding the two-wheeled drive, check the tire for cracks or bulges, and look for signs of wear in the tread as low pressure can lead to a blowout. Under the motorcycle, look for oil or gas leakage signs, test the headlight and taillights for high or low beams, and check hydraulic fluid.

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