Keegan Carroll
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'Beautiful people': cyclists pay tribute to Bridie and Ryan with memorial ride (opens the original)
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At 7.45am outside Dickson Pool, there was only a small group of cyclists gathered. But within minutes, the scene changed drastically as riders kept rolling in. Soon, there were hundreds. The turnout was a testimony to an outpouring of support from the Canberra cycling community, who gathered on a misty Saturday morning to ride in tribute to fellow cyclists Bridie Lee, 32, and Ryan Riethmuller, 39. Both tragically died following a crash on Gungahlin Drive on August 27. Led by ACT Policing, the ne
'Beautiful people': cyclists pay tribute to Bridie and Ryan with memorial ride (opens the original)
Read excerpt
At 7.45am outside Dickson Pool, there was only a small group of cyclists gathered. But within minutes, the scene changed drastically as riders kept rolling in. Soon, there were hundreds. The turnout was a testimony to an outpouring of support from the Canberra cycling community, who gathered on a misty Saturday morning to ride in tribute to fellow cyclists Bridie Lee, 32, and Ryan Riethmuller, 39. Both tragically died following a crash on Gungahlin Drive on August 27. Led by ACT Policing, the ne
'Beautiful people': cyclists pay tribute to Bridie and Ryan with memorial ride (opens the original)
Read excerpt
At 7.45am outside Dickson Pool, there was only a small group of cyclists gathered. But within minutes, the scene changed drastically as riders kept rolling in. Soon, there were hundreds. The turnout was a testimony to an outpouring of support from the Canberra cycling community, who gathered on a misty Saturday morning to ride in tribute to fellow cyclists Bridie Lee, 32, and Ryan Riethmuller, 39. Both tragically died following a crash on Gungahlin Drive on August 27. Led by ACT Policing, the ne
'Beautiful people': cyclists pay tribute to Bridie and Ryan with memorial ride (opens the original)
Read excerpt
At 7.45am outside Dickson Pool, there was only a small group of cyclists gathered. But within minutes, the scene changed drastically as riders kept rolling in. Soon, there were hundreds. The turnout was a testimony to an outpouring of support from the Canberra cycling community, who gathered on a misty Saturday morning to ride in tribute to fellow cyclists Bridie Lee, 32, and Ryan Riethmuller, 39. Both tragically died following a crash on Gungahlin Drive on August 27. Led by ACT Policing, the ne
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