A DRIVER has been charged over the death of a cyclist on the West Tamar Highway at Riverside.
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Trevallyn's Lewis Hendey died instantly when he was hit from behind and thrown up to 20 metres off his bike.
The crash occurred just before 8.30am on December 29 when a utility collided with the 21-year-old's bike opposite the Tamar Wetlands.
The talented rower was on a training ride with a friend travelling north when the crash occurred.
The 26-year-old driver who struck Mr Hendey in a Nissan Navara dual-cab ute has been charged with negligent driving causing death.
The charge followed an investigation by Northern Crash Investigation Services.
The man will appear in the Launceston Magistrates Court at a later date.
