Motorcyclist filmed almost crashing into three other riders at Mount Mee, Queensland

The moment a motorcyclist loses control and veers into the path of three oncoming riders has been captured on camera, amid a spate of recent motorbike crashes in Queensland.

The near-miss at Mount Mee, a popular scenic destination in the Moreton Bay region, north of Brisbane, has been shared on Queensland motorcyclist enthusiast pages as a warning to riders.

WATCH THE VIDEO ABOVE: Motorcyclist almost crashes into three other riders.

“Timely reminder to ride within your limits, enjoy the roads and don’t treat them as a race track,” the post reads.

“Just keep in mind the people in your life who will miss you.”

The dashcam footage shows the rider crossing into the opposite lane while failing to properly negotiate a bend, coming within centimetres of the trio of oncoming riders who quickly move to avoid collision.

The errant rider dangles their left leg out in an apparent bid to regain control of the bike and move back into the correct lane.

According to the post, the rider had earlier overtaken other vehicles “in a downhill section”.

“(The) rider pushed it too hard and ran out of talent nearly causing a horrendous accident,” the post read.

“Notice the roadside memorial for another rider who didn’t get away with the same manoeuvre a few years back.”

Comments on the post were also scathing of the rider’s actions.

“Bloody idiot could have killed three innocent riders and himself,” read one.

Another said: “What an idiot, so close to multiple pile-up.”

On Monday night, a 41-year-old man’s body was found off Mount Glorious Rd after he died in a motorbike crash at Dundas in the Somerset region.

The following day, a man crashed his motorbike into the back of a truck at Helensvale on the Gold Coast.

He was taken to Gold Coast University Hospital with critical head injuries.

In the year to September 29, 58 people had died in motorcycle, moped or pillion crashes in Queensland, according to state government-collated data.