Steven Morgan, 46, was discovered by a member of the public in East Hills Woods in Costessey on August 6.
Emergency services, including police and ambulance, attended the scene and a cordon was put in place.
Following his death, an outpouring of tributes were paid to Mr Morgan, describing him as “a loving and devoted dad”.
A cordon was put in place in the woods (Image: Newsquest)
A parade lap and minute’s silence was held by members at Blythburgh Motocross Track in Halesworth, where Mr Morgan and his son, Lincoln both visited frequently.
A spokesman from the track said: “Steven was a regular with his son down the track who became a friend and was always there if we needed support, as well as others.
“RIP Steven, you will be missed by many”.
Mr Morgan was also a dedicated member of Norfolk and Suffolk Junior Motorcycle Club.
Kieran Jessett, the chairman of the club, said: “It is with huge sadness that we are all hearing of the passing of Steven Morgan.
“A fella with a big personality and passion for the sport who will be greatly missed in the paddock”.
A GoFundMe page set up by Mr Morgan’s friends and family has raised more than £13,000 in six days.
The money will go towards a send-off to celebrate his life, with some of it supporting his son.
An inquest into Mr Morgan’s death opened at Norfolk Coroner’s Court on Thursday (August 13) (Image: Denise Bradley)
The inquest, which opened at Norfolk Coroner’s Court on Thursday, gave his cause of death as hanging.
The court also heard he was born on February 27, 1980, lived on Milestone Close in Costessey, and was a window screen repairer.
Statements have been requested by police officers who attended the scene, Mr Morgan’s GP, Norfolk and Suffolk Foundation Trust, Change Grow Live, and adult social services.
Area coroner Yvonne Blake adjourned the inquest until 10am on December 11.
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