At 7:30am this morning I pulled up next to two 60+ year old cyclists with a female bleeding from the mouth and all grazed up.
Apparently a cyclist ran into her and rode away. I just can't conceive how someone can hit an elderly woman and not give assistance. What an absolute c__t (only description that comes to mind).
The cyclist seemed alright and was getting enough assistance so I rode ahead trying to catch up to anyone fitting their description (which was very general). Alas I didn't come across anyone showing signs of crashing into someone.
Cyclist hit on PSP at Fiona Stanley
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Re: Cyclist hit on PSP at Fiona Stanley
Postby dmwill » Wed Nov 18, 2015 4:24 pm
Anyone running Strava in that area this morning should check their FlyBys.
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