Teenager badly hurt after four off-road bikes crash in Aberdeen
The road was closed for about four-and-a-half hours.Sgt Pete Henderson said: "Inquiries are ongoing and we are appealing to anyone who witnessed the crash or has dash-cam footage of the area at the time to contact us."We would also ask the riders of the motorcycles that were involved in the incident to come forward to assist with the investigation."The Scottish Ambulance Service said it dispatched two ambulances, a rapid resuscitation response unit and a trauma team to the scene.
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