I know the road, it's not the best and can be very busy never mind having cyclists on it but what a combo. Small man with an LR and a righteous cyclist. As for the cyclists not using the cycle lane, have a read even if in my opinion it doesn't justify cyclists not using their expensive purpose built cycle lane.
BikeRadar.com ? View topic - Cycle lane on Priory Lane, Roehampton
I use the cycle lanes paid for by general taxation. Roads I think they are called.

And they are "our" cycle lanes as we all pay for them and have the right to use them
Trouble with cycle lanes is they tend not to go where I need to go (or at least not directly), are poorly maintained, glass in summer and ice in winter (not gritted) and generally have too many kerbs and changes of direction to keep my speed up, particularly as I don't like whacking my delicate Italian wheels off of the kerbs.
Don't mind the ones that run as part of the roadway but I generally ride in the secondary position so I'm well out from the kerbs anyway.
Looks to me like the bikes were tramping on, they were closer to the kerb than I would be but still plenty of room to pass, particularly if you have a Bland Rover
How do these sort of guys cope if they come up behind a tractor or a horse? Do they still teach observation and anticipation, and patience, during driving lessons? The Discovery guy had plenty of time to overtake safely. If he thought that was 3 feet, his lover has been lying about the size of his ****
If you can't cope with all types of traffic on the road, shouldn't be driving.