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who was it then?
Posted: Nov 7th, '20, 23:21
by billinom8s
Re: who was it then?
Posted: Nov 8th, '20, 01:02
by TLS-Moose
Raises two questions for me ......
1. What have the police got that can safely do that speed (that would have been out at that time of night)?
2. If it's not filmed from a vehicle, since when has there been a fixed camera between j.28 & j.30 calibrated to record speed?
Re: who was it then?
Posted: Nov 8th, '20, 06:17
by ptolemyx
Never been a problem between 3 and 5 a.m. - in dry, clear and traffic free conditions.....148 would be in 4th well before snicking into 5th and beyond...
Re: who was it then?
Posted: Nov 8th, '20, 08:46
by Streetmann
A little of subject but on subject these cameras are getting clever in the not to distant future ANPR cameras will soon read the vehicle reg and be able to tell if they are over there weight restriction,soon you will be getting a ticket for not indicating at 3am on a very quite road
Re: who was it then?
Posted: Nov 8th, '20, 09:38
by Ruffian
Damn excessive speeders.
Need to slow down.
Used to do similar stuff.
But not any more on the roads at least
One ban is enough for me.
Re: who was it then?
Posted: Nov 8th, '20, 13:15
by layne
Done 165 in the wet.
But it was at Thruxton
Re: who was it then?
Posted: Nov 8th, '20, 21:24
by TLS-Moose
T'werent me. I've never been over 70 in the dry, let alone the wet ..... Not sure either of my bikes are capable, anyway

Re: who was it then?
Posted: Nov 8th, '20, 23:07
by menzies3032
Got rid of my bike that could have done this back earlier in the year. New bike could not do it even if I wanted it too.
Just because you can do these speeds does not mean that you should its a very good way to either be dead or "go directly to jail do not pass go do not collect £200"
1000cc sports bikes on the road will do massive speeds with ease (I know I have done it). If your going to ride a 1000cc sports bike on the road safely then be prepared for cruising around only using a fraction of the power (which trust me is boring). That's why I sold mine and bought a naked bike so I can have fun and go home with a smile without the jail sentence that goes with it. Now I leave the big speeds for the track days (and even then only ride 600's or 750's)
Re: who was it then?
Posted: Nov 9th, '20, 19:22
by Mervin
I met a gang of guys in Roscoff ferry port once on honda 90,s , they had gone out on the ferry to Santander , rode through spain and into southern france , hired a van loaded up bikes went up to do the Normandy beaches then rode them down to Roscoff , and they had a bloody good craic ,
Re: who was it then?
Posted: Nov 9th, '20, 20:09
by layne
Talking of which, I’ve just bought a 150cc.
Re: who was it then?
Posted: Nov 9th, '20, 20:53
by Ruffian
layne wrote: ↑Nov 9th, '20, 20:09
Talking of which, I’ve just bought a 150cc.
Oh oh oh which one???
Re: who was it then?
Posted: Nov 9th, '20, 21:17
by TLS-Moose
Ruffian wrote: ↑Nov 9th, '20, 20:53
layne wrote: ↑Nov 9th, '20, 20:09
Talking of which, I’ve just bought a 150cc.
Oh oh oh which one???
Something older than he is (!) and possibly makes the same power as the aforesaid 90's

Re: who was it then?
Posted: Nov 10th, '20, 08:09
by Jug
Mervin wrote: ↑Nov 9th, '20, 19:22
rode through spain and into southern france , hired a van loaded up bikes went up to do the Normandy beaches then rode them down to Roscoff
Why did they need the van?
Re: who was it then?
Posted: Nov 10th, '20, 12:14
by layne
Re: who was it then?
Posted: Nov 10th, '20, 14:51
by Streetmann
layne wrote: ↑Nov 10th, '20, 12:14133-scaled.jpg
What a beaut