Young Aussie fighting for life after a motorbike accident in Bali and in desperate need of money for medical bills - amid a warning about common motorbike insurance mistake

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A young Aussie is fighting for life in Bali and is desperately in need of money to come home.
Published: 00:45 GMT, 11 November 2026 | Updated: 01:27 GMT, 11 November 2026
A young Aussie celebrating his graduation in Bali has suffered a 'near-fatal' motorbike accident, turning what was supposed to be a holiday into a 'mother's nightmare'.
Jayden Gram came off a bike in the popular destination where he snapped his femur, broke his wrist and suffered serious injuries to his face and body.
A GoFundMe fundraiser set up for Mr Gram said he also lost his phone during the incident, meaning his mother flew over uncertain about his condition.
Mr Gram will now need surgery in Bali before he is able to return to Australia.
The fundraiser said his family is now facing 'serious medical bills and expenses' as a result of the accident.
As of Wednesday morning, the fundraiser has raised a total of $7,790 out of a $100,000 goal.
More than 1.6 million Australians visited the Indonesian island in 2025, making it the most visited destination for Aussies travelling abroad.
'They are now facing serious medical bills and expenses, he is in desperate need of money as soon as possible, as he needs surgery before he can return home,' the fundraiser page read.
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