2012-02-03 - Rider Down/Fatality, London Wall and Wormwood Street (London)

RIP Henry. Condolences to his family and friends

RIP Henry. Condolences to everyone and anyone who knew him.

RIP Henry.
I recognize him from Foundry... tragic.

rip

A tragedy.
Wish I could make the ride on Friday.
RIP Henry

Gut wrenching. My thoughts are with Henry's friends, family and acquaintances. RIP.

Rip Henry. Won't be able to join the ride as am at home with my young soon on Friday. May come and pay my respects. Think I may have actually been up in folgate street the day it happened

So Shocking RIP Henry

Lots of love and condolences to all of Henry's family, friends and colleagues. Best wishes for the ride on Friday xxx

RIP Henry, my thoughts are with his friends and family

My thoughts and prays go to his family, RIP Henry :-(

Terrible news.

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RIP Henry

Terrible news.

RIP

I served him in my shop last year, really nice man. So sad. RIP.

R.I.P Henry, I never met you but I wish I had....

Never met you Henry mate, but RIP. Best wishes to all friends and family. Genuinely upset and saddened by this all.

Damn really damn...., :( RIP. and best wishes to the friends and Family and the people surrounding him.

I've been a cyclist and a Chauffeur in London for the last 16 years, and Henry has been a permanent fixture in my life ever since. He was a great guy, and London's cycling scene is missing one of it's greats.

RIP Henry, my thoughts are with his friends and family.
Awful awful news.

terribly sad news. RIP Henry

Sad news. Rest in peace.

I never had the pleasure of meeting the man, and am saddened I never shall. Such an established figure on the scene leaves an empty space which can never be filled; and should forever be remembered.
It shocks me to think how easily this has happened to someone who has ridden the streets for so long, and will henceforth make me consider just how fragile we are on the road - too often I get filled with dutch courage when cycling through the traffic of London. To see the folly of my attitude thrown in such stark light makes me realise how dangerous the roads can be.
Condolences and respects to those who knew him and his poor family.

R.I.P.

I never had the pleasure of meeting the man, and am saddened I never shall. Such an established figure on the scene leaves an empty space which can never be filled; and should forever be remembered.
It shocks me to think how easily this has happened to someone who has ridden the streets for so long, and will henceforth make me consider just how fragile we are on the road - too often I get filled with dutch courage when cycling through the traffic of London. To see the folly of my attitude thrown in such stark light makes me realise how dangerous the roads can be.

^ Eloquently put, I would like to pay my respects and will try and make it Friday.

R.I.P, my thoughts to his friends and family, take care out there guys.

This saddens and angers in equal measure. He seems, in that short clip and from the above posts, to be a true cycling legend. My thoughts are with any family and friends. R.I.P x