Handlebars ‘impale’ cyclist after accident near university
A cyclist was airlifted to hospital after the handlebars of a bike reportedly became impaled in his groin after a collision.
Lancaster fire service raced to the cycle path near Lancaster University campus to help the cyclist who was injured in a collision.
This incident happened just before 6pm on Wednesday.
A spokesman for the fire service said: “A cyclist has had handlebars impaled in his groin.”
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Hide AdA spokesman for the North West Air Ambulance said: “We were called out to an RTC on the cycle path near Lancaster University.
“The incident involved a male cyclist with a suspected leg injury.”
The cyclist was flown to Royal Preston Hospital.