Another motorcycle accident occurred on the Kesselberg.
A BMW driver came into the opposite lane and grazed two racing cyclists.
Another motorcycle accident occurred on Kesselberg (Bundesstrasse 11)
A BMW driver came into a tight curve on the opposite lane of the B11
There he ran into two racing cyclists and injured one of them
Kochel am See - The accident occurred on Friday afternoon around 3 p.m.
At that time, according to the police, two racing cyclists were riding one behind the other on the Kesselberg route on federal road 11 coming from Kochel uphill towards Walchensee.
Accident on the Kesselberg: Motorcyclist crosses guide barriers, then he brushes against cyclists
As the two of them were just passing a tight left turn, a 28-year-old from Munich approached on the opposite lane in the direction of Kochel with his BMW motorcycle.
In the bend leading from his point of view to the right, the man was alone involved and apparently due to improper speed on the opposite lane.
In doing so, he first drove over the guardrails located there, which serve as road dividers.
Then he lightly touched the cyclist ahead, a 50-year-old from Starnberg, who was uninjured.
Benediktbeurer cyclist is more severely injured in the leg
The racing cyclist behind it, a 60-year-old man from Benediktbeuern, was less fortunate.
He was so violently grazed that he sustained a serious injury to his leg, according to police.
The perpetrator also injured his leg.
There was no property damage to either the motorcycle or the Colnago racing bike.
Because motorcycle accidents happen again and again on the Kesselberg, there are regular checks by the police.
Just recently a motorcyclist fell there and his machine slipped into oncoming traffic.
A Neubiberger landed in the ditch.
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