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    V-sign biker banned for a year

    A speed-camera hating biker who repeatedly stuck two fingers up the devices whilst riding at speeds reported as being “up to 105mph” has been banned from riding for a year.

    (105mph = 170mph approx - UK national speed limit is 70mph = 110kph. Depending on the road, it would be slower than this, possibly as low as 30mph = 50kph)

    Philip Coffey, 45, thought he would get away with the gesture as his face was obscured by his helmet and bikes do not have front numberplates. However, he had not counted on a determined police search. Checking with BMW and the national registration database, they found only three such bikes in his home county of Bedfordshire. Coffey had also changed the bike to add additional headlights – a feature that made him all the easier to identify.

    Judge Michael Kay, QC: "Some of these speeds were eye-watering. You decided to take the system on and I am pleased to say you lost." The jury at Luton Crown Court cleared Coffey of dangerous driving but convicted him of nine counts of careless driving.

    Coffey told the jury "A lot of the time I was just accelerating for the cameras. I don't like them. I don't like the existence of them in this country."

    He was fined £900 with £600 costs (a total of about NZD 4,050)
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    ... and that's what I think.

    Or summat.


    Or maybe not...

    Dunno really....


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    Smart bloke,like the local KTM rider here who denied being the guy pictured on a speed camera.He'd very cleverly changed his numberplate,not so clever was the fact the bike had a very distinctive one-off exhaust system and other parts made and sold by a local dealer....and fitted by the bike's previous owner....who rode it to work every day........ so all his workmates knew the bike very well too.....those workmates being fellow Traffic Cops .

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    Yea it's a bit like these dumbo's that rob banks etc with their face coverd over but forget to take off the distinctive baseball cap.

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    yea that guy isnt too smart, thought he was though
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    I used to regularly get flashed in the UK while training. I used to write messages on my arse and pull my shorts down just before I passed the camera. Oh and I forgot to mention - I was on my push bike at the time.

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    Thats why you need another bikes fairings on it when you do shit like that
    Then I could get a Kb Tshirt, move to Timaru and become a full time crossdressing faggot

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