TWO trailbike riders were lucky to escape serious injury after an accident at Greenbank.
The pair of teens were hit by a Nissan X-Trail while riding an unregistered and uninsured bike at the corner of West Sentinel Drive and Pub Lane.
Police dealt with the rider, a Greenbank boy, under the Youth Justice Act.
They would not reveal the consequences for the pillion passenger.
The accident came days before a fatal accident at Kingston.
The Chinchilla teen was just 17. He succumbed to serious head injuries at Princess Alexandra Hospital.
His pillion passenger, also from Chinchilla, was in hospital with leg injuries.
Police have seen unregistered riders not wearing helmets riding around Greenbank and New Beith and are pleading with riders to stop the dangerous activities.
"Police are very frustrated with having to repeat the same message," Sergeant Lawrie Catterson said.
"Especially concerning unregistered trailbikes in the Flagstone and New Beith area.
"All that bushland surrounding Flagstone, New Beith and Greenbank is privately owned, and owners have repeatedly told police that they haven't given anyone with a motorbike or four-wheel-drive access to use the area for recreation in those vehicles."
A spate of accidents have been reported in recent days, with crashes at Park Ridge, Luscombe, Berrinba, Greenbank, Loganholme, Eagleby, Logan Central and Beenleigh.
A police car was damaged after officers were called to Jimboomba Tavern on Saturday morning.
Police attended when six patrons refused to leave. Two were still at the premises when they arrived.
A rock hit a door of the Jimboomba police Hilux.
A 28-year-old Flagstone man will face Beaudesert Magistrates Court, charged with wilful damage.
He has also been banned from the pub.
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