The 20-year-old suffered fatal head injuries in the crash

Tributes have been paid and money has poured in after a 20-year-old cyclist died following a collision with a car in Doncaster.

Trizain Meyler died instantly when he was involved with a collision on Blyth Road near Blyth last month.

Mr Meyler, who had trained as a barber but was working at Costa, was pronounced dead following the collision on August 19.

Nearly £2,000 has already been raised for his grieving family.

A funding page, which you can donate to here - https://www.gofundme.com/f/giving-trizain-meyler-the-send-off-he-deserves said: “Our family has been completely devastated by the sudden and tragic loss of Trizain who was hit from behind by a car whilst riding his bike home from work.

“He died instantly from a massive head injury.

“His life has been taken far too soon leaving a huge hole in the lives of everyone who loved him.

“Trizain was a much-loved son, brother, uncle, boyfriend, grandson, cousin, nephew and friend.

“He was kind, caring and full of life, with a contagious laugh and a huge love for the people around him.

“His family, cousins and friends meant the world to him, and he also played a big part in the lives of his girlfriend and her son.

“He lived life to the full and had so many plans for the future.

“He was a good soul and it feels so heartbreaking for his life to be cut short at just 20 years old.

“We have set up this page to help Trizain’s mum and family with the unexpected costs surrounding his funeral and to give him the send-off he deserves.

“At a time when they are trying to process something no family should ever have to face, we would like to take away at least some of the financial worry.

“Trizain’s death has not only cut his life short but forever changed the lives of his mum, brothers, sister, nieces, girlfriend, cousins and his friends.”

He leaves behind his mum, two older brothers, a baby sister, his girlfriend Millie and her son, and best friend Ashton.

His mum said in a tribute: "Every hour my boy spent on this earth he made me proud," adding, "he will always be my baby boy."