2011-10-20 - Rider Down, Long Lane

Posted on Fri 21st, October 2011

• #1

frati

the scene was cleaned up and "under investigation" by the time i passed it around 8pm last night... the police woman said there was a bike and car involved... did anyone get more details? hope the cyclist is ok.
• #2

helly

Which Long Lane, where?
• #3

fatoldbloke

Not the longlane i live on i dont think, hang on i will go out side................................................................................no not in oxford then
• #4

frati

The one beside barbican tube station i meant... with dose the coffee place.
• #5

markbikeslondon

I came past this just as the plod were turning up = there were loads of them. It was a cyclist and a motorbiker. The cyclist seemed fine (walking, talking, checking to see if the motorbike rider was okay), the motorbiker in a much worse state, laying right in the middle of the carriageway. Lots of ambos and police on the scene so I rode on. Hope both involved are okay.

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