Mark Cavendish helps a cyclist with a puncture (Photo: Twitter/@zahradamji)
Fresh off his win at the Tour of Qatar, Mark Cavendish showed that a little silverware hasn't gone to his head, stopping to help a cyclist in London fix a puncture.
According to tweeter Zahra Damji, Cavendish was in Tottenham Hale when he helped Fran Cutts replace an inner tube in the cold weather on Sunday.
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