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Cyclist in coma after fall in NSW
AAP
A cyclist has been flown to a Sydney hospital in an induced coma after falling from his bike at high speed.
Careflight flew the man from near Lithgow, west of Sydney, where he had been travelling with a group of riders on Monday morning.
A wheel of the man's bike had become trapped in a gap on a bridge at South Bowenfels, causing him to fall and hit his head.
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A doctor on the scene placed the man in an induced coma, and he has been flown to Westmead Hospital in a serious but stable condition.
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