Ghost bike

Richard Muzira

Erection date: 18/11/2013

The ghost bike in our photo was stolen but replaced with another in October 2014.

Site: Richard Muzira (1 memorial)

SE5, Albany Road

The position of the lorry in a Daily Mail picture makes it pretty clear that this was, yet again, a "left-hook" collision, where the driver of the vehicle turned left on top of the cyclist on the inside.  Predictable and horrible.

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Richard Muzira

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