The victim of the incident has not been identified and did not report it to police
Police in Dundee are probing an unusual attack in which a cyclist was attacked by two men who then used a stolen car to wreck his bike.
Police have issued descriptions of those involved. The cyclist is described as wearing a black and grey Nike hooded jumper with what police branded an "obvious" large white Nike symbol on the back. Top news stories today She is described as wearing a green dress under a dark green cropped jacket, and black socks with orange sliders. Police have urged anyone with information on those involved to come forward.
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