Gordon Ramsay, 57, returns to his beloved bike one month after horror accident left him 'lucky to be here'

Gordon Ramsay is back in the saddle and has returned to his beloved bike one month after a horror accident left him 'lucky to be here'. Gordon Ramsay has said it's 'so nice to be back on the bike,' after he returned to cycling following his horrific accident that left him covered in bruises In the video posted in June, Gordon lifted up his chef's jacket to reveal his injuries, which showed one side of his body covered in black and purple bruising The celebrity chef, 57, posted an Instagram update on Monday, letting fans know that he's okay and back at it one mother after the incident which 'really shook him' Gordon filmed himself riding along a remote path and praised the youngster: 'You are doing so well by the way. Now, the TV star has revealed that he's finally back on the bike in a heartwarming post that features his son Oscar, 5 He also shared a clip of himself about to get going on a Zwift exercise bike, joking that 'this ride will be a lot safer' The chef reminded his Instagram followers to 'wear a helmet', after he nearly died in the crash which took place while he was in America Gordon filmed himself riding along a remote path and praised the youngster: 'You are doing so well by the way. Slow down or you'll get caught speeding by the police - please do not get caught speeding, your sister's not going to be impressed' Speaking in an Instagram video at the time, Gordon stressed the importance of wearing a helmet and admitted the accident 'really shook me', adding: 'Honestly, I'm lucky to be here' Alongside some more sweet snaps of son Oscar, who Fans of the star immediately rushed to the comments of his Instagram post to welcome him back to the saddle with well wishes, penning: 'Nice to see you back out there Gordon! Gordon was flooded with well wishes from his daughter Holly and his celebrity pals after the accident Gordon saw an outpouring of support from his celebrity friends and fans alike who wished him a 'speedy recovery' and praised him for urging others to wear a helmet while out cycling Gordon's accident last month had a knock on effect and reignited the bicycle helmet debate, with people arguing over whether they actually make cycling safer or more dangerous.