The Sussex Police Motorcycle Brigade filmed a motorcyclist riding in excess of 140 mph (225 km/h).
The rider pleaded guilty to a charge of dangerous riding and was heavily sentenced by a British judge to a two year suspended prison sentence, 240 hours unpaid work and disqualified from driving for two years.
I can ‘t find a good reason why the policeman did not stop the rider earlier, because even the policeman was taking unnecessary risks in the traffic.
Our message to all riders is to look after your speed and yourself, ride safely, wear your safety protections, and keep on enjoying riding.
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