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49-year-old Ainslie Gordon died as a result of the collision on June 7.
Officers from the Police Service of Northern Ireland’s Collision Investigation Unit investigating a fatal road traffic collision on the Aughrim Road, Magherafelt are to return to the scene.
49-year-old Ainslie Gordon from the Cookstown area died as a result of injuries sustained in the incident which occurred on June 7 2021 and involved Mr Gordon's motorcycle and a red Massey Ferguson tractor.
Testing at the scene will be carried out by officers on Sunday, October 9 and road closures will be in place at this time.
Between 10.00am and 2.00pm, the Aughrim Road will be closed between the Aughrim Road Roundabout at the by-pass and also at the Ballynagarve Road.
Meanwhile, between 2.00pm and 4.00pm the Aughrim Road will be closed between both ends of Derrygarve Road.
Access will be facilitated for emergency vehicles and diversions will be clearly signposted.
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