Two motorcyclists have died on Sydney roads within two hours.
The first crash came about 12.05am (AEDT) on Saturday in the north shore suburb of Milsons Point, where a motorcyclist left the road and hit an embankment at the intersection of the Pacific Highway and the Bradfield Highway.
Paramedics tried to save the 32-year-old but he died at the scene.
No other vehicles are thought to be involved in the incident.
It's believed a second fatality, at 1.15am (AEDT), was also the result of a single-bike crash.
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Emergency services were called to Sydney Park Road in St Peters, in Sydney's inner west, after reports a rider had crashed into a pole.
The 28-year-old was taken to Royal Prince Alfred Hospital but died on arrival.
Investigators have appealed for anyone that witnessed either crash to call Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000.
Acting Superintendent Mark Cook from the Traffic and Highway Patrol Command said motorcyclists must not grow complacent simply because the weather is fine.
"Motorcycle riders will no doubt take to the roads this weekend due to the good weather but they need to remember to be safe," he said.
"With the warmer weather there will be increased volumes of traffic on the roads and all motorists are reminded to keep to the speed limit and drive to the conditions.
"We want everyone to enjoy the sunshine, however, it is really important to remain vigilant."
He said motorcyclists were over-represented in the NSW road toll.
