Motorcyclist hurt in Longridge crash

9:22am Sunday 15th July 2012 in Longridge

A MOTORCYCLIST broke his leg after failing to negotiate a bend and ploughing through a fence into a farmer’s field.

The 28-year-old was riding along Preston Road in Longridge at just after 9pm last night when the accident happened.

No other vehicles were involved and the man was riding on his own.

He was taken to Royal Preston Hospital with his injuries.

Comments (2)

6:22pm Sun 15 Jul 12

Norman Pitkin says...

He was taken to Royal Preston Hospital with his injuries.

Never. How could they take him without them?
He was taken to Royal Preston Hospital with his injuries. Never. How could they take him without them? Norman Pitkin

11:35am Thu 19 Jul 12

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