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Grafton Street, Northampton (taken from Google StreetView).jpgMan pushes cyclist off BMX and rides off on it
A cyclist was pushed off their BMX by a Northampton man on Monday with the offender then riding off on the bike.
The Northampton Chronicle and Echo reports that the incident took place at around 8pm on Grafton Street. The victim was pushed off from behind with their attacker then riding off down Spencer Bridge Road.
The black BMX had bright green handle grips and no brake cable to the left brake. The offender is described as being white, about 30-years-old and 6ft with a slim build. He was wearing a red hooded top and a black coat.
Police have asked anyone who saw the incident or who has information about the stolen bike to call 101 or contact the independent charity Crimestoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111.
Alex has written for more cricket publications than the rest of the road.cc team combined. Despite the apparent evidence of this picture, he doesn't especially like cake.
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I noticed that. Seems to have veered to the right quite abruptly.
I wonder how many would accept the offer of a tree for their front garden?
The headline in the rabidly anti cycling guardian was similar.
Even if these bib tights are the best in the world who can afford them?
That kind of mistake is weasely made
Tediously, I never seem to get anywhere.
Has anyone bought wheels from Light Bicycle? If so what has your experience been?
For the Oxford Mail, it's somewhat surprising that the headline wasn't "How can we get rid of cyclists?" in the first place.
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