A police spokeswoman said: "Police extend their sympathies to his family and friends." Enquiries into the circumstances of the crash are ongoing.
Police urged motorcyclists to stay safe on the roads, by monitoring their speed, driving to the conditions and wearing a good helmet.
"The helmet is compulsory for a reason - it is the most important piece of safety equipment for anyone getting on a motorbike," a police spokeswoman said.
"Check that your helmet is the right size - it should fit snugly on your head with minimum use of pads. If your helmet gets damaged, replace it with a new one."