A man who died after being found injured after a cycle crash has been revealed to be a loving dad "devoted teacher".
Huw Wright, 43, was found in the road near the Excalibur Drive roundabout in Thornhill, Cardiff, at around 10.45pm on Tuesday, September 15.
It appears the father-of-two had come off his pushbike, but South Wales Police are continuing to establish the exact circumstances of the incident.
Following the incident, his family issued the following statement: "Huw Wright, 43, a much loved and devoted family man who lived life to the full, tragically lost his life on 15 September, leaving a massive hole in the lives of his family and friends.
"Huw was a respected teacher, who worked at Ysgol Bryn Castell, Bridgend.
"He had a long career in teaching and was highly regarded by pupils and colleagues alike.
"Huw was a passionate and adventurous man who had a vibrant character, with an amazing sense of humour.
"Huw’s family were the centre of his world."
Mr Wright was also described as devoted husband to Claire and amazing father to Gruff & Gwyneth.
The statement added: "Huw was the loving son of Sue & Peter, cherished brother to Kathryn, a brother-in-law and fantastic uncle to four nieces and nephews.
"He filled our lives with adventures, travel, holidays and wonderment.
"Huw was the centre of the family, always the first to arrange a meetup, holiday or fun adventure.
"He was a wonderful friend to all, singing in a local choir, supporting Welsh sport and arranging friends get-togethers.
"We as a family are devastated by the sudden loss of our wonderful Huw and will miss him always."
Anyone with information about the incident is urged to contact South Wales Police on 101 quoting occurrence *338463.
