You know, they should just acknowledge that someone on a modern bike is easily able to leave them for dust, so even trying to catch them at those speeds puts the public and them in unnecessary, futile danger.
There was a show years ago where they played the funniest things heard over a police scanner. A policeman running radar radioed dispatch that he just clocked a car at 205 mile an hour. They asked if he was in pursuit .... Long silence. With what.
Which one? The guy that ran from the cops and t-boned a car in the driver’s door killing the driver? The other drunk with two dudes that hit a curb at a T intersection launching the passenger over 200’ and the driver through and the driver through the top layer of a 7’ tall barbed wire fence decapating him? The guy (in a car) I chased that went the wrong way in a construction zone headlong into a semi? Few cops will chase a bike because your going to lose, get the plate and a description and go on your way. The problem is they still tend to keep running and wreck hurting others. Glorifying them running is a bad thing.
@@soonerfrac4611 I personally always pulled over the first safe space. A lot of times I only got a warning by being polite and making his job easy. Even had a speeding ticket at over 96mph reduced to 75. because of it. 96 is going to jail with the car impounded, 75 is a ticket. At 2 oclock in the morning and I hadn't seen another car for over a half hour. When I went around the turn he was running radar. When his lights came on I downshifted and pulled in front of him. Once he knew I wasn't a threat or going to be a smartass his demeanor changed.
Absolutely the right response. Both officers and drivers should be respectful and it will usually work out best for all parties involved. Unless you act like an A-hole the cops will often lower the speed to keep you from losing your license and vehicle. But there’s times, such as this, where the book should be thrown at the driver and the cops should be reprimanded for continuing the pursuit in such a tight residential neighborhood. And videos like these both profit from and promote the reckless behavior of the bike rider.
Recently, a motorcycle cop traveling the opposite direction saw me do an improper pass on a 2 lane road. I saw him doing a u-turn in my mirror as I was speeding away so I pulled over further up ahead, shut off the bike, removed my helmet and gloves, and waited for him to catch up. He thanked me for not running after realizing I was on a much faster racing bike. We ended up mostly talking about bikes, and I left with a warning.
That will NEVER happen in the UK trust me. Despite the constant shittalk about usa cops, UK cops are way more stuck up and act like assholes. You mess up, thats it no chance of getting out of it. When i started riding, on the first day my bike was delivered i got pulled over because the ANPR camera system flagged me up for a nearby police car as uninsured, eventough i was insured but the MID system that stores insurance data updates in 48 hours. So they pull me over, i stop, cop jumps out runs up on me and grabs my key almost knocking me over acting like i was gonna run with the engine off. Then they would hold me for 30 mins because despite me giving them my licence and insurance, they didnt believe i was insured eventough the certificate stated that the insurance was signed that day... They tried calling the insurer (at 6pm) ofc noone picked up the phone and then after fuckin around for a while more they let me go and told me to sort it out...
@@waifuracer6516 I got away with a warning and a friendly chat in Peebles Scotland. I was totally in the wrong but they exercised discretion and I appreciated that
The only dangerous drivers here are the revenue collectors as per usual. They had no reason to pull and desturb the motorcyclist in the first place. Ive no resprct for the revenue collectors whatsoever
Around Los Angeles they'll call in Air pursuit(Helicopter) if one is nearby. They just follow along up there watching to see where they go. But ya, ground units will not do high speed pursuits of bikes anymore. Not for a long time now.
@@SternLX yeah but not from where I come from which is Malaysia.We are not a rich country like America so we can't afford helicopters so in exchange we use faster bikes.Nowadays you can see some police officers ride a Suzuki gsx s750 or even a 1000cc bikes tho the 1000cc are not supplied by the government but is the police officer's own bike.It's have been proven that the original touring police bikes are not capable enough and should only be use when escorting a VIP
A friend has one of these bikes with 86,000 miles on it. I used to wonder how he could have accumulated so miles since he has two cars he also drives. Now I realize it doesn’t necessarily take that many actual hours of riding to do it!
My cars, i put maybe 500 miles a month on commuting. My last bike, That sod i would put 500 miles on it each weekend. in two years i tripled the mileage. 118K on the clock when i sold it. Any of the "litre bikes" can very easily average 100mph on a nice twisty B road.
come to new zealand , if we all drove in the left lane , our motor way speed would about 15 mile mph , we have to many cars and not enough road to fit all the cars . and we have added road watchers to the list , because been a long time since we had real work done on a road that didn't need fixing the following week
@@grizzz6884he’s saying you need to move left if your not passing and it’s safe to do so. You should try to be as far left as possible. Where I live we have a three lane high way. The left passing lane gets full bumper to bumper while the right lane has no one in it because people refuse to pass and get over. Leading to the right most lane, the slow lane, becoming the faster lane. It’s ridiculous.
@@joshuaspath6923 Sounds like you and I live in a right lane-slow lane country. I've moved to the right and taken advantage of that many times. So many people seem to think "If I'm in the fast lane that means I'm moving fast". Sadly, it is often the farthest thing from the truth.
I would’ve been like, “well, looks like he’s gone.” Absolutely no reason to even try and catch him. He was gone before you hit 120 mph. Literally couldn’t see him anymore.
Police chase doesn't really make sense. Run the registration and mail him a speeding ticket. Rider is being reckless, but that's no reason for the police to be reckless as well.
@@crusherven wouldn’t of worked as stated in the beginning of the video when on the A1 that he ran the reg and it came back as a seat Ibiza so he had copied someone’s plates
@@crusherven If you speed from being pulled over they've likely done other worse crimes. And the officer had plenty of room so theres no reason to be frightened
Did you lot notice the jacket of the rider? and then look at the jacket in the background of the video. I think Bikes of Rye is being cheeky and commenting on his chase. XD
@@numpty94I think the fact that the bike weighs fuck all and goes over 180 mph, The cop car probably weighs close to 2 tonnes and only does 155mph goes in the bikes favour.
A cop, who was inspecting my bike's SN so I could get it plated, said to me, "Just so you know, if a biker attempts to elude us we have orders to ram them." I replied, "Thanks for the warning. I'll make sure you never get that close."
When I lived in Vegas in the mid 2000's a popular thing late at night was to do high speed laps around the city. I became friends with a policeman who told me that they wouldn't even bother trying to stop a bike at speed, which was all I needed to hear as a Hayabusa owner.
My 1000cc is an animal, and I’m no Rossi but nothing short of an absolute weapon of a car is keeping up with me when it’s on. Bikes are just another level.
I don’t know who’s the foolish one, the rider on the BMW or the officer pursing him at 145 mph risking the chance of a high speed accident with an innocent driver.
@@stevenbennett2755 At least the cops know when their beat unlike Yankee cops that call out choppers and no biker can get away from them. I know some bikes are faster than most choppers but they can't cut across fields, rivers, buildings etc and all in a straight line.
Highly trained police officers call off a pursuit when it gets too dangerous. Who was the one, who might be able to ride quick btw, still flaunted and broke numerous laws, put "innocent drivers" and people in danger, used plates coming back as a CAR! 🤣🤣 (not a similar bike and a Seat Ibiza at that🤣) and wore the same rucksack and distinctive clothing that eventually incriminated him! 🤣 You know who the “foolish’ one is don’t ya 😉
They are trained to be able to drive that way for a reason. And they slowed down when they didn't want to go any faster than what is safe. Do you want your police to be limited to 90mph? 🤡
@@AndyLowe-net When it comes to doing 140mph when there clearly zero chance of catching the bike I'd argue it's stupid to even try. How about blowing past a couple bike riders on a local road at 70mph?
@@AndyLowe-net I guess you don't watch the news that often. Perhaps have a search of you tube for such accidents? But lets say there has never been such an accident, yet, are you happy to be the first? It's a stupid risk to take when there is zero chance of catching bike.
Why cant all youtubers get straight to the point like this guy without spending the first 5 mins of the video talking nonsense. Fair play mate..liked and subscribed 👍🏻
Like Jase 89 said, It's all about stretching it out. Notice how many are just over the 8 or 10 minute time length? Someone asked a youtuber a question about the subject and his response was this: " I'll make video about this soon". It was a simple question that could have been answered in 1-2 sentences.
why don't you just skip to the end? You think I sat here and watch this for 7 minutes? i was here for just over one minute. I also NEVER like and subscribe
interesting to see that the biker actually slows down within city limits, not risking anything to get away from the police and only going fast when he can control the situation.
@@FF-pq2ex He escaped from the police several times since 1999. He wasn't a gym owner either. He was a poor gardener. He got caught driving with his real license plate because he thought he had a fake one and sped away.
This is absolutely a non-violent offender. Chasing a motorcycle doing 150 miles an hour is ridiculous and he’s putting the public in danger. Absolutely no reason to chase that bike at those speeds
It is indeed interesting how they sat behind the Audi doing over 100mph and did nothing, that said I think the speeds shown are nonsense. They were doing supposedly over 140mph and only just passing cars and wagons... I've done those speeds, you overtake other vehicles much faster than that! Unless everyone there was doing 120 including the wagons.
I really do agree but sometimes the camera placement and perception has a drastic change on how it looks a bit like how f1 looks genuinely slow with certain camera work
When I was much younger I've done this a couple times but didn't continue riding. Once I felt I lost them I found a spot to wait for a very long time before returning to the highway. You can't outrun a radio and yes they'll stop the pursuit if the situation get too dangerous but they'll have other units looking for you. Fortunately I was very lucky and didn't get in an accident. I think back and it was a stupid thing to do. Might as well just take the ticket instead of risking death and or endangering others. Or
not always i just ignored the police if they came to the door or called me. they only attempted to contact me for so long, and they know its next to impossible to prove who was on the bike if they don't catch you at the scene or on/with the bike within a reasonable amount of time from the incident.
Fake plates are dumb asf. It suggests ill intent and shows that you knowingly tried to subvert the laws and regulations. No plate is better bc there are a million legit reasons why you might have no plate and if they see that there is no plate then they already know what's up. That's what my friend told me.
I was chased by a cop once. I was doing 42 in a 30 mph zone on my Lambretta in Malvern England. Pretty much the same as this video, except 1/4 the speed and I couldn’t lose the cop…
Oh, and I have to add what the policeman said to me “Who DO YOU THINK YOU ARE, Stirling Moss?” You might have to Google him but substitute a top NASCAR or any famous race car drivers name and you get the idea.
@@aronob doing 160 or over for longer than 2 seconds takes real concentration, especially with traffic. Going full pin for at least 20 or 30 seconds takes even more, bikes are my daily I do not own any cars anymore (for the record). I know this, but it shows that you do not or you wouldn't have said this.
people lost control going in a straight line at much slower speeds. it gets more difficult to control the vehicle when you are going that fast, even if it is in a straight line.@@aronob
@@jihnfab8957 presumably from the way you are talking about speed in traffic you do this regularly, you will crash and you might be lucky if you die you might just end up driving a high speed wheel chair for the rest of your life with your high speed mind screaming all the time
2:35 - they should have stopped the chase at this point. They’re only endangering the public by trying to catch him. Eventually he’ll get caught and he did. But this type of bike can only be followed with a helicopter.
Even a helicopter would struggle - most have a maximum speed of less than 150kts. The IOM TT chase helicopters always lose the riders out on the mountain
Coppers do my head in with stuff like this. Why is it ok for them to do 140/150mph? They can talk about advanced driving and all that but it Only takes 1 car to pull into their lane and that’s it. I don’t care what cop car you’re in, you’re not catching an S1000rr in an every day car
@@aquarianmoonproductions5566 The ones commonly used by police in the US can hit 150 or more, which is plenty when you consider that they have no need to follow roads.
@@aquarianmoonproductions5566 the difference is though, a helicopter goes between 2 points in a straight line where as a land vehicle goes all round the houses, so a chopper will always be on top of a road vehicle..
oh but they have to catch them.... also what happened to the rest of the chase??? it said they caught him, i dont see how, only if he ran out of fuel or crashed
It was just an update. In those few seconds, the rider gained an extra 300 metres. 😂 Seriously, those cops were so far behind that their distance estimation had to be doubtful at best.
You're smiling inside, ... when you say "he didn't even drop gears, ..." ;-) the same at the end "he is a skillful driver", ... I'd bet you know pretty well, how that ride of this guy could have felt like, ... cheers from Germany!
@Gillie Monger He was actually quite sensible and you are a knob and should get of your bike and take a bus. Cops were endangering other users a lot more and were ignoring the real twatts - the outside lane hoggers.
Having dealt with a number of motorcycle fatalities and seeing the damage that is done to the human body, the mental anguish of the loved ones of the riders and to the other unfortunate victims who have got caught up in the incident. It is beyond me how so many comments on here are “praising” the rider. Total madness! The rider is not only putting himself, other road users and the police in danger and for what? The rider was totally irresponsible.
Well said and agree with you 100%. As a motorcycle rider I see bad riders & riding everyday and as soon as I hear an illegal loud/race exhaust I know the chances a bad rider will be near any second are quite high. ☹
I remember watching a video years back about a group of bikers who would go out in the middle of the night with the sole intention of getting around the M25 as quickly as possible. They said it was always quite easy to get away from the police and, that the only thing that would deter them or cause them to split up was if/when the police helicopter went up.
I remember going round the M25 the wrong way at around 150mph on the back of a mates bike, some Yamaha 750 I think. He's just had it imported and we were working on that section of road back in the 1980s. It was a week or so before it was opened to the public. I was bricking it, tbh.
I have a good friend that would call the cops on himself just to run from them. He was just 16 or so and he was on a dirt bike. Lol they never got him. He must have done it about 20 times or so in a 2 year period. 😆🤣😂
At some point if you are on a high speed chase and haven’t caught the suspect or even lost sight of them you gotta call it off for the safety of everyone else.
@@joshuapinkley8562 the critique of the criminal activity is obvious. The response to said activity is the concern here. If a motorcycle is speeding, it has WAY more potential to damage himself/herself than anyone else. Once you add a car going 100mph in that mess, you endanger the lives of others significantly. It’s about mitigating risks my friend.
The police don't care about the safety of anyone. Control and submission of the proletariat is their entire Modus operandi. They are Nazi's, pure human filth.
I rode a 2007 Hayabusa for a while. The fastest I got it up to was 125 mph and that was too fast for me. You just don't have enough time to react at those speeds in traffic at least I didn't. The guy in the video is on another level of riding than I was ever at. I sold it after almost eating the back of a semi-truck.
You went waaaaay overkill for 125mph, given that the baby-Suzuki sportbike from that time (the SV-650) will comfortably do 125, without going too far down the road. Hayabusa is 140 in the 1/4 mile. Also, I took my sv650 to 133ish, topped out (claimed 140 on the speedo). Just gotta find the right spots.
You should've gotten a 600 inline 4 or a 650/400 twin. Hayabusa or 1000cc is just too much If you can't do more than 125mph. You have to do good technical riding on a smaller cc for at least 3 seasons before promoting yourself. Sometimes it takes more cajones to exercise more self control than to wild out.
@@shadow_realm47 I am pretty sure most 600CC sport bikes can do 0-60 and back to 0 in less then 10 seconds. Some thing that very few vehicles with 4 wheels can do. I have bated cops into clearing lanes for me. Come up on them at 80 MPH and look for the exhaust pipe change then run for the nearest exit. Look for them in the chase mode then get back on the freeway and follow them. I was getting paid by the mile and time on the job. More jobs completed per day more money. The mileage was not that much pay.
@@hpt08 The thing that works is to stay low at high speed to reduce drag. Then when you brake. Pop up and increase drag. At 100 MPH you can feel the wind trying to peel you off the bike. So make sure you do those pull ups 2-3 times a week. Yes you do need grip strength to hold on, work the throttle, clutch and brake at the same time. I used to cruise PCH at 120 to 140 MPH in the morning on my way to Oxnard. Stopping from 140 to zero when the light just changed yellow is a bit challenging but do able. Beats hitting a car jumping the light. Daily maintenance is very important. Tire pressures. Brake pads. Chain tension and wear. All import must do before starting it up. The really important thing is your tires. If you run touring tires don't exceed the posted speed by much. They are not made for 100 MPH. Picking the right fork and shock fluid for your ride style is big factor in control. That was then. When 165 MPH was way more than what was needed. Wore out 4 motor cycles. Quit riding because cell phones suck. My bother was riding a Aspencade. T-boned a 2001 Cadillac in 2005. Hit at 55 MPH. Bent the Cadillac at the drivers B pillar. Him, Closed head injury. Her, bruised and cracked ribs. He got hospital bills paid and extra $150,000. But he was done riding. Yes the Insurance lawyer tried the "It's a motor cycle therefore it was going to fast" defense. But it had a mechanical speedometer. Frozen at 54 MPH in a 55 MPH zone. Police took pictures. No skid marks.
That rider knows how to ride fast safely he kept it cool in the built up areas through the town and then gave it the beans on the A roads 💯 calm and collective
I am amazed that they kept chasing for so long, I'd have given up at about 120mph when chasing a liter bike. The bike will usually escape and that police car wasn't too far from losing control on that first corner.
Whats worse is people ahead of you on an on ramp trying to merge at half the speed of traffic. Happens in Washington a lot. Probably all the stoned drivers.
@@Kikerfit The reality is, in the UK atleast...any bike with more than about 60 bhp is gonna out pace police cars. Don't get me wrong there are a handful of m5's and what not in out forces but a more realistic expectation is for the most part, bikes aren't worth chasing.
There’s a video of a man in a bike in Texas that not only outruns the police cars, but the police helicopter too. Both of these men can handle their bikes quite well, especially sustaining those speeds. As wrong as it is, I love watching them get away, maybe I’m a little jealous or maybe I just won’t take the chance in being locked up for 2-1/2 years
I had a lot of this trouble when driving a Centurion tank. I thought the police were giving me an escort from behind. However they never followed when I turned into a field, which upset me a bit.
i would like to been a fly in there car he he dont know who trains em but wana give the the boot coz wot they say an wot is real 2 diffrent tings most oinks hate bikers any way if yer got a beard and long hair even worse allwayz rode rat bikes now got a plastic bullet not a lot can keep up he should have dumped bike when out of sight but would got his prints this wot the dont show on cop shows lol
Self and few friends would play cat n mouse with small town America cops more times than I can count, never at such high speeds and I had strict rules such as innitial distance far beyond plate reading ability, often they didn't even use lights, tried to be stealthy, never used a siren I can recall. Mostly on high performance bikes but also dirt bikes and pickup trucks, only got caught once hr AFTER it was over bc we returned to town too soon in pickup, would have got away with that too except one of four of us, crammed into cab, caved during interrogation. Roommate/driver paid a few grand fine. (adjusting for inflation) Always park for the night after a chase, next day somehow it was too late for culpability. Was great fun for all involved, no doubt cops enjoyed as much as us except for always losing. :D That was back in the '80's when courts didn't take it too serious tho a good beating by cops was always likely.
I call BS on that speedo calibration. Know way that vehicle was doing those speeds in some of those corners not to mention the one time it said 97MPH and he was hardly going faster than the flow of traffic.
@@THEfamouspolka Looks like it, especially with that Audi. Motorway speeds in the UK I think are around 60mph which is 100km/h which explains why the audi wasn't pulled over.
Hugely irresponsible of the police. They never were going to catch up with this guy. So their driving through that village at 70 + was very dangerous. They often kill pedestrians this way in similar circumstances.
A couple decades back, on a very early Sunday morning, I got passed by a guy on a huge bike that looked like he was going well over 200 mph. This was on the 90/94 in Chicago and we were practically the only vehicles on the highway because it was so early on Sunday. I was going fast, but I saw a tiny blur in my mirror, then he zoomed right past me on the left, and wound his way down the highway before disappearing in seconds. It was the fastest vehicle I ever saw, and I’ve been on German autobahns. Wish I knew what kind of bike it was. Considering Chicago PD’s well-earned reputation for not f’ing around when they get upset by someone, I was amazed he took such a chance. But I know he got away with it that time because I would have seen it if a cop had pulled him over. Hard to believe, but I guess there were none on the highway that early morning.
@@EasyTiger.01343 LOL. That would have been funny. But actually it was a middle aged white guy. I would love to know what the heck that bike was. Passed me like I was standing still, and I was going fast.
Easily could have been a modified Suziki Hayabusa. Once had a call from a client to confirm a part in stock. He and his girl were there in under ten minutes, from 25 miles away. He had monkeyed with the governor, claimed speed on way to the shop hit 225 mph, with two up. Suicidal.
I had the single R version. Slightly less top end to have a bit more usable low down torque but, still insanely quick when you get up over 9,000 rpm or so. Both are amazing handling and insanely quick.
I still have an R, now done 60,000km on it. They are a brisk thing, but what makes me pause every time I look at trading it in for the obvious replacements (good time to be a bike rider - some nice bikes out) is how easy it is to ride quickly.
@@brianglendenning1632 Mine was in 2014, the first series of them. It came with the quickshift up but not down. I totally agree they are easy, even encouraging to whip it through twistys and even from pretty low revs, pull harder and harder as the revs rise but no sudden cut in of any sharp narrow powerband, it came on so progressively and built to PLENTY enough to do everything effortlessly. I loved the fact it was a bike I did intend to do some club racing on with virtually no modifications. I'd be surprised if it couldn't have placed well at that level racing and would have been great fun to be able to use all it had without worrying about getting booked for doing triple the speed limit seconds after taking off lol. Mine ended when a **** launched his ridiculously jacked up Jeep wagon and I slammed into the side of it at very close to the 100 kph speed limit, I wasn't expected to survive either. A lovely 3 month holiday in intensive care after the first 8 days on full life support in an induced coma while they waited for me to drop off my perch. I'm still pretty stuffed but, I am riding lesser bikes I have and trying to decide whether with a much more limited ability to ride a reasonable distance I can justify the expense. It's great but kinda weird that such a fantastic bike to ride also has a few little luxuries like the heated grips and cruise control, oh man did I love that cruise control lol. I clocked up 35,000 kilometers on mine and loved every bit, well, except for one road I know that was a bit too patched and rough that the suspension didn't cope well but, everywhere else, it was awesome. What's your overall take after 60,000 kilometers?
You say it as though there were something wrong with complaining about lane discipline. Aside from slowing me down, it causes horrendous congestion and it's indicative an inability to drive properly. These idiots who stay in one lane do it because they're incapable of safely switching lanes regularly and are generally just stubborn.
@@straitjacket8689 , What is it about FAST lane & common courtesy you dont understand? Move over & let thoes who DO know how to drive, Drive! Id bet anything youre a demonazie.
@@tristantimothy1004 I think he meant, if the public learned how to drive properly and refrain from hogging the fast lane, the rest of is wouldn't have to complain so much about it.
@@willnixon4560 it says somewhere in the vid that the false plate had a car reg number on it. which was a bit of a schoolboy error.................... DUH !!
I believe the technology is there for automatic number recognition, used in a number of forms by different agencies, including fixed cameras and mobile cameras. Some may be used for vehicle tax purposes, but the police most likely have a display with the type of vehicle, colour etc that matches the number plate and also if the vehicle has been reported stolen for example. As theft of motorcycles is quite prevalent, I believe it isn't unreasonable to pay particular attention to motorcycles as the police go about their duties.
Hope he really enjoyed the ride and the almost 3 years in prison shortly following it. Obviously not the sharpest tool in the box with his police record.
@@PtangPtangBiscuitBarrelSmith Riding bikes since I was 12. Probably before you were born. I ride responsibly and that's why I've never had an accident. It's people like this that give us a bad name and higher insurance rates.
@@jackflash6377 not sure how or why you think you have been riding before I was born or that it matters. Wishing any biker splats himself sorta loses you the moral high ground though.
@@jackflash6377 Obviously you are a legend in your own mind. Giving your own comments a thumbs up is much the same as enjoying the smell of your own farts.
I had a coworker run from the cops on his motorcycle... Went past a speed trap camera at 186 in a 30 mph zone... He made it all the way into Alabama from Rome Georgia... Ditches the bike in a corn field throws off all his riding gear into a drainage pipe... They couldn't put him on the bike at the end of the day. They still revoked his driver's license. 😂 I'm not sure how it played out for him.
Even an experienced riders day can turn bad in a heart beat, plus there are a lot of riders who actually believe they are experienced until they find out they are not. I have seen a lot of them, even watched them get zipped up in a bag and hauled away.
thething that noone mentions is that the traffic departments all have thier specialist interceptor, which is a highly tuned motorcycle that they use to keep up with the rider then detain them when they inevitably pull over for fuel, the problem with the BMW's is theyre immensly fuel efficient even the superbike version so sometimes takes a while, i used to ride a K100 in 2001 doing motorcycle courier, and i had the same 3 sports bikes pass me 5 times between watford and the M62 junction on the M6, all because i only refueled twice and they had to refuel 4 or 5 times the middle time i met them i had a brew after refuelling and they talked to me as i got back to the bike asking how i was infront of them when they kept passing me, i just replied, BMW fuel economy, plus im not killing my fuel economy by going breakneck speeds, i then told them dropping thier speed to 2/3 or 1/2 would double thier fuel economy and mean they were not wasting 10 minutes every hour refuelling, they were going to scotland and thought that was the only way to get there
I've no need for it, but I almost want to buy a bike like this as an investment. Don't ride it (much) just put it in storage for 25 years. It's just a matter of time before nanny nations ban them.
That's not a bad idea, especially if it's a rarer bike, like an M1000RR or a Ducati 1199 Superleggera. 25+ years from now, I think you'd make a lot of money selling it. But I'm no expert.
I agree it’s unnecessarily risky to run for the rider (usually). But still can’t believe the police are allowed to pursue it in today’s overly sensitive world given the slim chances of a good outcome for anyone involved.
oinks get butt hert uk plod can be tools they dont tell us the real numbers unless some one dies in usa yer get shot at in uk there bad but not armed in most cases
Correct it is generally safer to the public when police do not pursue a motorcycle. A motorcycle weighs less than a police car and doesn't cause as much damage or bodily injury compared to that of a 1 ton police car at the same speed. Also, insurance rates are higher in jurisdictions that do not have a "no-chase" policy.
Uk police will follow and monitor a fleeing motorbike rider, up until control tells them to end the pursuit. And in recent years to stop moped thieves (which usually happens in 30mph zones in the city) they have been getting permission from control to ram the mopeds to stop them getting away. Yes a pursuit of a motorbike is risky but if they just stopped and accepted the consequences of what they did and be decent people, they would not put themselves and others at risk.
The ironic thing is the motorcyclist wasn't riding recklessly until the police tried to stop him. There are better ways to catch him if he had warrants.
They had his number plate. They had video evidence. They had no reason to “give chase”. Except that.... THEY WANTED TO!!! and therefor also a danger to the public....
I saw mostly dangerous driving from police, that kind of chase with small percentage of success needs to be forbidden. Who would be guilty for casualties if police did it...brain first ego last
The answer is that when there are casualties from chases, the pig murderer in question usually gets off scott free, sometimes they even get holidays under various disguises or even retired early and given a state pension at the age of 32.
In view of all the government over reach, especially recently, part of me thinks how good it would be if we ALL did this and more. No number plates. It would force the governments to re introduce and negotiate reasonable laws.
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For not paying the bribes, sorry "registration fees". Yeah that's worth potentially killing a family over as they smash into them at 145mph. Pigs are there to take money, and kill if you don't pay money, that's about it (in the US there are multiple supreme court cases stating the police have absolutely no duty to protect, so don't even pretend that's an argument, it's legally null).
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@@sophocles8761 He was a good rider and managed to get away, but was dumb enough to go out riding again wearing the same gear. If you ever get into a chase, then say goodbye to your gear unless you want cops who recognize you to chase you again.
Until a child steps out in front of him. if he is so good why does he not race on a proper race track with pro riders, he is an accident waiting to happen.
Cops were probably going to pull him up for something trivial so him knowing his plates were dodgy what else could he do but gun it. It was probably a jailable offence either way.
From reporting on Cambridgeshire live: A judge criticised Whyatt for his "his arrogance and stupidity" after hearing the backpack also contained a sheath knife which was uncovered by police.
It’s good to see even people in the UK can’t seem to use passing lanes effectively. People cruising in the passing lane should have a government mandated helmet.
Happens all the time here. There was a recent scandal where a woman was convicted for taking tests for 400 or so other people, meaning there are 400 people who don’t know how to drive roaming the roads of the UK. And that’s just the 1 person that got caught. Other than the unknown number of people that situation applies to, there is also an education crisis in this country and the people are becoming rapidly more incompetent in many areas.
In Sweden, cops admit that they don't even start the chase when the bike pulls off like that! There is no chance to get that bike unless the bike crashed because of the chase, and it endangers more than it helps anybody! Not even the cops wants to have somebody's life on their consience however wrong what they're doing is
3:08 Running over the ridges on the edge of the road that let you know you are at the edge seems like a horrible idea at 140+mph, at least he didnt lose a tire and crash into someone.
@@0BuLLeT01 Yeah, I can easily break the national speed limit in first gear of my daily ride ,and it's an 04 Daytona ,current models can have near 50% more horse power and every electronic aid possible to keep traction . as to being lazy it's true I can't remember when I last used the entire gearbox or rev range on my daily commute.
Short story from Sweden. We were cruising along in - oh - about 120 km in the 90 zone. Then a police car pulls up behind us. This really startles us, but the police car just blinks past us and goes on in front of us in at least 160 km per hour. xD We were SURE we were going to get towed there... But nah, he was probably late for supper.
Thanks. I don't think it's that exciting, but sure it's not every day you're speeding on a winding country road, and then you _don't_ end up jail when the police takes you over...
Reminds me of that scene in Gone in 60 Seconds with the Eleanor chase. He hits the "go baby go" button and the helicopter chasing reels off "140, 150, he's gone"
@@P.M_Mwhen the host starts watching the footage, around 52 seconds into the video, the cop is already engaged with his pursuit of the bike, and there is nothing mentioned about the plates having been run already.
@@el.aye.bee.4477 at 3:06 in the video it literally tells you they ran the plates earlier and it came back as a car. Watching the video fully usually helps lol. It also states this in the video description 🤦🏽♂️
Nice video. Here in Belgium if you drive 40 km/h above the speedlimit your driving licence gets revoked and automatically you need to go to court and pay a huge fine. Then you first need to go to a Shrink and according to his medical evaluation you can start again following driving classes and take tests in order to get your licence back. It's just not worth it. Many people need their car/bike for their work. They take this matter very seriously.
That is not true, your license get revoked when u do 2x the speed limit, which can be 60 kph in a 30 kph zone, or 240 on a highway. I’ve had many fines of driving 50+kph too fast on roads of 70 & 100 and while expensive, fines of 300+ euros, they never summoned me to court or took my license not even temporarily
Bikers always tell us to be careful and respect motorcycles on the road and we should, but almost every person on a motorcycle that I see is riding like an asshole and not respecting traffic rules.
I love that the response to this is for the police to drive dangerous speeds through pedestrian roads... The hypocrisy is astounding. The dude wasn't even riding dangerously at the start. The police instigated this entire thing
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You know, they should just acknowledge that someone on a modern bike is easily able to leave them for dust, so even trying to catch them at those speeds puts the public and them in unnecessary, futile danger.
@@Praise___YaH get a grip of yourself!
Yeah get the plate and deal with it later
@@DanSmithBK no doubt!
@@Praise___YaH Adam, and Eve, and the kids, all had to do each other, to populate.
@@johnjohnson5116 lol had had fake plates. They won't find shit later
There was a show years ago where they played the funniest things heard over a police scanner. A policeman running radar radioed dispatch that he just clocked a car at 205 mile an hour. They asked if he was in pursuit .... Long silence. With what.
😂😂 classic!
@@soonerfrac4611 what happened bud
Which one? The guy that ran from the cops and t-boned a car in the driver’s door killing the driver? The other drunk with two dudes that hit a curb at a T intersection launching the passenger over 200’ and the driver through and the driver through the top layer of a 7’ tall barbed wire fence decapating him? The guy (in a car) I chased that went the wrong way in a construction zone headlong into a semi?
Few cops will chase a bike because your going to lose, get the plate and a description and go on your way. The problem is they still tend to keep running and wreck hurting others. Glorifying them running is a bad thing.
@@soonerfrac4611 I personally always pulled over the first safe space. A lot of times I only got a warning by being polite and making his job easy. Even had a speeding ticket at over 96mph reduced to 75. because of it. 96 is going to jail with the car impounded, 75 is a ticket. At 2 oclock in the morning and I hadn't seen another car for over a half hour. When I went around the turn he was running radar. When his lights came on I downshifted and pulled in front of him. Once he knew I wasn't a threat or going to be a smartass his demeanor changed.
Absolutely the right response. Both officers and drivers should be respectful and it will usually work out best for all parties involved. Unless you act like an A-hole the cops will often lower the speed to keep you from losing your license and vehicle.
But there’s times, such as this, where the book should be thrown at the driver and the cops should be reprimanded for continuing the pursuit in such a tight residential neighborhood.
And videos like these both profit from and promote the reckless behavior of the bike rider.
Recently, a motorcycle cop traveling the opposite direction saw me do an improper pass on a 2 lane road. I saw him doing a u-turn in my mirror as I was speeding away so I pulled over further up ahead, shut off the bike, removed my helmet and gloves, and waited for him to catch up. He thanked me for not running after realizing I was on a much faster racing bike. We ended up mostly talking about bikes, and I left with a warning.
Puss
@@mrplow8333 y
I’d be gone in 60 seconds 🎉
That will NEVER happen in the UK trust me. Despite the constant shittalk about usa cops, UK cops are way more stuck up and act like assholes. You mess up, thats it no chance of getting out of it. When i started riding, on the first day my bike was delivered i got pulled over because the ANPR camera system flagged me up for a nearby police car as uninsured, eventough i was insured but the MID system that stores insurance data updates in 48 hours. So they pull me over, i stop, cop jumps out runs up on me and grabs my key almost knocking me over acting like i was gonna run with the engine off. Then they would hold me for 30 mins because despite me giving them my licence and insurance, they didnt believe i was insured eventough the certificate stated that the insurance was signed that day... They tried calling the insurer (at 6pm) ofc noone picked up the phone and then after fuckin around for a while more they let me go and told me to sort it out...
@@waifuracer6516 I got away with a warning and a friendly chat in Peebles Scotland. I was totally in the wrong but they exercised discretion and I appreciated that
The only dangerous drivers here are the revenue collectors as per usual.
They had no reason to pull and desturb the motorcyclist in the first place.
Ive no resprct for the revenue collectors whatsoever
High speed motorcycle chases have been deemed extremely unsafe , police in most states in the U.S are trained/ ordered not to engage. No pursuit
Around Los Angeles they'll call in Air pursuit(Helicopter) if one is nearby. They just follow along up there watching to see where they go. But ya, ground units will not do high speed pursuits of bikes anymore. Not for a long time now.
@@SternLX yeah but not from where I come from which is Malaysia.We are not a rich country like America so we can't afford helicopters so in exchange we use faster bikes.Nowadays you can see some police officers ride a Suzuki gsx s750 or even a 1000cc bikes tho the 1000cc are not supplied by the government but is the police officer's own bike.It's have been proven that the original touring police bikes are not capable enough and should only be use when escorting a VIP
@@anw7669 Malaysia is very rich dude
@@DubSalvation yeah very rich with agriculture and land
@@SternLX Yes, but all the Rider needs to do is go toward an Airport, the helicopter will turn away because it becomes a NO FLY zone.
I love how they completely ignored the car going over 100mph lol
Isn’t that the autobahn? No speed limit zone maybe
@@fdat94 This is the UK, specifically, England. 70 is the max legally posted speed allowed.
@@fdat94 Wrong country for autobahn!
@@Uouttooo Germany.
Prob sent him a summons lol
A friend has one of these bikes with 86,000 miles on it. I used to wonder how he could have accumulated so miles since he has two cars he also drives. Now I realize it doesn’t necessarily take that many actual hours of riding to do it!
😂😂😂 never thought about this but it’s true
The police officers should have rammed him from behind. Bloody useless. They expect him to stop 🤦♂️
My cars, i put maybe 500 miles a month on commuting. My last bike, That sod i would put 500 miles on it each weekend.
in two years i tripled the mileage. 118K on the clock when i sold it.
Any of the "litre bikes" can very easily average 100mph on a nice twisty B road.
LOL, I have two bikes. over 40k on both
86k on a bike is a lot of miles still. Props to your friend. A lot of experience comes from that many miles.
I love how you through in your own bit of frustration with how inefficient people are by taking up all 4 lanes
pretty valid point. most drivers suck haha
come to new zealand , if we all drove in the left lane , our motor way speed would about 15 mile mph , we have to many cars and not enough road to fit all the cars .
and we have added road watchers to the list , because been a long time since we had real work done on a road that didn't need fixing the following week
@@grizzz6884he’s saying you need to move left if your not passing and it’s safe to do so. You should try to be as far left as possible. Where I live we have a three lane high way. The left passing lane gets full bumper to bumper while the right lane has no one in it because people refuse to pass and get over. Leading to the right most lane, the slow lane, becoming the faster lane. It’s ridiculous.
@@joshuaspath6923 Sounds like you and I live in a right lane-slow lane country. I've moved to the right and taken advantage of that many times. So many people seem to think "If I'm in the fast lane that means I'm moving fast". Sadly, it is often the farthest thing from the truth.
I never think it's worth the police putting themselves and others in danger by travelling at speeds up to 147mph in this case over a traffic ticket.
If you're gonna do it ( not saying you should) 1000rr is the bike
As BMWs1000rr owner , all i can say is "Yes" this is correct... x4
Ducati too but if you make it away the bike will probably need therapy and to be full serviced several times over for you thinking you controlled it
@@ExtremelyOnlineGuy lmfaooo true🤣
Gsxr 750 k6
Kawasaki ninja h2r supercharged
I would’ve been like, “well, looks like he’s gone.” Absolutely no reason to even try and catch him. He was gone before you hit 120 mph. Literally couldn’t see him anymore.
Police chase doesn't really make sense. Run the registration and mail him a speeding ticket. Rider is being reckless, but that's no reason for the police to be reckless as well.
@@crusherven wouldn’t of worked as stated in the beginning of the video when on the A1 that he ran the reg and it came back as a seat Ibiza so he had copied someone’s plates
@@CryoGenic Ok. So he gets away with speeding. Still not worth all the reckless behavior.
@@crusherven fr, the police chasing created way more danger than the biker speeding in the first place
@@crusherven If you speed from being pulled over they've likely done other worse crimes. And the officer had plenty of room so theres no reason to be frightened
Thicko - attended the police interview with the rucksack he was wearing during the chase 😂😂
@@bield7 🤯
That guy doing 100 camping the right lane in front the rozzers got me dying 😂😂
😂😂😂 me too, 0 fucks given by that fella.
Did you lot notice the jacket of the rider? and then look at the jacket in the background of the video. I think Bikes of Rye is being cheeky and commenting on his chase. XD
@@Kennypowers51no shot, jacket in closet has high vis stripes
It was Ronnie Pickering
This cop could have lost control and wiped out that whole right hand corner full of cars.
The fact they hit 145mph themselves and never seen another glimpse of him 😂
Hmm, he's in jail now, so they've seen more than a glimpse of him. This FF should never ride a bike again...
That's only bc he was too stupid to scrap the clothes he was caught riding with, had nothing ro do with his riding skills
@@haenzelv6287Only because Plod spent tens of thousands of Pounds treating it like a murder case...trolling 100s of hours of CCTV!
Some top bike's can do 420km/h. Thats half airliner speed at cruise.
@@numpty94I think the fact that the bike weighs fuck all and goes over 180 mph, The cop car probably weighs close to 2 tonnes and only does 155mph goes in the bikes favour.
It made me laugh when the they said on the first chase, "We've pulled back". Like they had some sort of choice in the matter.
If this was real, all they had to do is get the plate number. No need to chase.They were plenty close to do that,
Biker was an idiot, the Police also idiots for putting themselves, the rider and the public in unnecessary danger.
They did. The plate came back as a cars plate, a seat ibiza.
@340rps that was the WHOLE POINT OF THE CHASE because the registration came back to an Ibiza.
slow ass mofo
@@340rpsYeah, like these guys didn't think of that and equip fake plates already...🙄
I love how that dude just gave them a wave and smoothly pulled away without a care in the world 😂
It's literally THAT easy.. 😅😅
A cop, who was inspecting my bike's SN so I could get it plated, said to me, "Just so you know, if a biker attempts to elude us we have orders to ram them." I replied, "Thanks for the warning. I'll make sure you never get that close."
As a private citizen, I always rode the speed limit. My whole family was police officers. Unlike this clown, they were good ones.
When I lived in Vegas in the mid 2000's a popular thing late at night was to do high speed laps around the city. I became friends with a policeman who told me that they wouldn't even bother trying to stop a bike at speed, which was all I needed to hear as a Hayabusa owner.
Mid 2000’s.. where you from, the future. Lol
Usually nature takes care of high speed riders. Over here we call them organ donors.
@@larrycarlston4044 funny cause my friends call people like you unconscious
Haaaaaaa nice one !!!
@@Jaydog-jt4ud we also call them butt buddy bikes
My 1000cc is an animal, and I’m no Rossi but nothing short of an absolute weapon of a car is keeping up with me when it’s on. Bikes are just another level.
I don’t know who’s the foolish one, the rider on the BMW or the officer pursing him at 145 mph risking the chance of a high speed accident with an innocent driver.
Is that the highly trained police driver 🤔?
Driving a 2 ton car at 145 mph through traffic is FAR MORE dangerous than anything the bike is doing!
@@mcross320 more likely 2.5t with all the gear they have to carry
@@stevenbennett2755 At least the cops know when their beat unlike Yankee cops that call out choppers and no biker can get away from them. I know some bikes are faster than most choppers but they can't cut across fields, rivers, buildings etc and all in a straight line.
Highly trained police officers call off a pursuit when it gets too dangerous. Who was the one, who might be able to ride quick btw, still flaunted and broke numerous laws, put "innocent drivers" and people in danger, used plates coming back as a CAR! 🤣🤣 (not a similar bike and a Seat Ibiza at that🤣) and wore the same rucksack and distinctive clothing that eventually incriminated him! 🤣 You know who the “foolish’ one is don’t ya 😉
The guy on the bike is clearly mad but you have to wonder how safe it is for the police to drive so fast trying to catch him.
They are trained to be able to drive that way for a reason. And they slowed down when they didn't want to go any faster than what is safe. Do you want your police to be limited to 90mph? 🤡
@@AndyLowe-net When it comes to doing 140mph when there clearly zero chance of catching the bike I'd argue it's stupid to even try.
How about blowing past a couple bike riders on a local road at 70mph?
@@stusue9733 when was the last time a police car caused an accident, or does your theory have no basis in fact?
@@AndyLowe-net I guess you don't watch the news that often. Perhaps have a search of you tube for such accidents? But lets say there has never been such an accident, yet, are you happy to be the first? It's a stupid risk to take when there is zero chance of catching bike.
bollox@@AndyLowe-net
Why cant all youtubers get straight to the point like this guy without spending the first 5 mins of the video talking nonsense. Fair play mate..liked and subscribed 👍🏻
Because all the money grabbin creators know that the optimum video length is 8+ minutes which allows for more adverts which in turn pays them $$.
Like Jase 89 said, It's all about stretching it out. Notice how many are just over the 8 or 10 minute time length? Someone asked a youtuber a question about the subject and his response was this: " I'll make video about this soon". It was a simple question that could have been answered in 1-2 sentences.
why don't you just skip to the end? You think I sat here and watch this for 7 minutes? i was here for just over one minute. I also NEVER like and subscribe
What's money grabbing about getting paid for your work?
@@Legendary-zh9hd I thought everybody skipped to the point. My bad.
A sports bike with fake plates!
You've got zero chances of catching that 😂
in the end he was but oh well
And when he was caught I'm sure he claimed Police harrasment !
@@tyler_1186rubbish shut up
It doesn’t matter how fast your bike is or how skilled a rider you are, it just takes one vehicle to switch into your path….
hey that happened to me, i was only doing 60kmh on my 125cc fart machine :O
So?
@@theshapeexists cant outrun a helicoptor u say? th-cam.com/video/Fbpv5TIVKg8/w-d-xo.html
@@theshapeexists they can definitely outrun a helicopter 😂
Bruh at those speeds vehicles moving 60mph are basically parked on the highway, its like slow motion.
interesting to see that the biker actually slows down within city limits, not risking anything to get away from the police and only going fast when he can control the situation.
thats professional what's the point of unnecessary risk
@@FF-pq2ex He escaped from the police several times since 1999. He wasn't a gym owner either. He was a poor gardener. He got caught driving with his real license plate because he thought he had a fake one and sped away.
When he can control the situation?? ……….you complete idiot ! He can’t control the actions of everyone else on the motorway !
Was doing 60+ in a built up area lol, not saying I don't do the same, but we both watched the same video so how did you come up with this?
the way things are going dont even bother have to register or inshure the bike just run if you get pulled over.
Ive never seen someone outrun the police with such great posture 💁♂️
Outrun twice in a single run 😅👍
They also cost lives should be locked up and throw away the key,,morons
they got the number plate. It wasnt stolen. he will get his fine at home.
@@bullfanscot and are they still free?
@@bullfanscot still alive on 50cc chase
This is absolutely a non-violent offender. Chasing a motorcycle doing 150 miles an hour is ridiculous and he’s putting the public in danger.
Absolutely no reason to chase that bike at those speeds
It is indeed interesting how they sat behind the Audi doing over 100mph and did nothing, that said I think the speeds shown are nonsense.
They were doing supposedly over 140mph and only just passing cars and wagons... I've done those speeds, you overtake other vehicles much faster than that! Unless everyone there was doing 120 including the wagons.
I agree with this, I’ll be doing 115 on my 300cc Kawasaki Ninja and you go FLYING by people doing regular speeds so 140+ might be a stretch
@@zayhs6351 I'd say they were doing no more than 100 tbh.
I really do agree but sometimes the camera placement and perception has a drastic change on how it looks a bit like how f1 looks genuinely slow with certain camera work
Yeah, it definitely doesn't have that feel of doing ~70mph faster than the regular drivers at all.
I've seen dudes get moving on 1000rr that are tuned a bit and they cap at like 190 usually so I'm guessing speeds are off 20mph at least
When I was much younger I've done this a couple times but didn't continue riding. Once I felt I lost them I found a spot to wait for a very long time before returning to the highway. You can't outrun a radio and yes they'll stop the pursuit if the situation get too dangerous but they'll have other units looking for you. Fortunately I was very lucky and didn't get in an accident. I think back and it was a stupid thing to do. Might as well just take the ticket instead of risking death and or endangering others. Or
Hmmm. You must have had fake plates on as well then if you didn't get caught? If that was the case, you'd get more than a ticket I'd think
@@becauseiwasinverted7971 Fake plate
not always i just ignored the police if they came to the door or called me. they only attempted to contact me for so long, and they know its next to impossible to prove who was on the bike if they don't catch you at the scene or on/with the bike within a reasonable amount of time from the incident.
@@jeremyblue2122 Just make life easier for yourself and compete against others at the track.
Fake plates are dumb asf. It suggests ill intent and shows that you knowingly tried to subvert the laws and regulations. No plate is better bc there are a million legit reasons why you might have no plate and if they see that there is no plate then they already know what's up. That's what my friend told me.
I was chased by a cop once. I was doing 42 in a 30 mph zone on my Lambretta in Malvern England. Pretty much the same as this video, except 1/4 the speed and I couldn’t lose the cop…
cool story , it happened to me but i was on a moped , 30 kph max speed
@@nippyella 😂😂😂
You savage!
Oh, and I have to add what the policeman said to me “Who DO YOU THINK YOU ARE, Stirling Moss?” You might have to Google him but substitute a top NASCAR or any famous race car drivers name and you get the idea.
I was done driving a 2CV!
Let's just appreciate how good this rider was
Was? Did he kill his self riding his beema? Bit of a twat....
Driving top speed on an almost straight line is not hard at all. Mere stupid of course but not requiring pro skill
@@aronob doing 160 or over for longer than 2 seconds takes real concentration, especially with traffic. Going full pin for at least 20 or 30 seconds takes even more, bikes are my daily I do not own any cars anymore (for the record). I know this, but it shows that you do not or you wouldn't have said this.
people lost control going in a straight line at much slower speeds. it gets more difficult to control the vehicle when you are going that fast, even if it is in a straight line.@@aronob
@@jihnfab8957 presumably from the way you are talking about speed in traffic you do this regularly, you will crash and you might be lucky if you die you might just end up driving a high speed wheel chair for the rest of your life with your high speed mind screaming all the time
2:35 - they should have stopped the chase at this point. They’re only endangering the public by trying to catch him. Eventually he’ll get caught and he did. But this type of bike can only be followed with a helicopter.
Even a helicopter would struggle - most have a maximum speed of less than 150kts. The IOM TT chase helicopters always lose the riders out on the mountain
It UK they don't give a shit about the public or its ppl
Long enough straights, and a helicopter would be left behind. Most police helicopters top out around 150
The helicopter just goes higher up
NO! Don't give 'em ideas about the whirlybirds!!!!
Coppers do my head in with stuff like this. Why is it ok for them to do 140/150mph? They can talk about advanced driving and all that but it Only takes 1 car to pull into their lane and that’s it. I don’t care what cop car you’re in, you’re not catching an S1000rr in an every day car
There is no American police car that could keep up with a 90s 750 let alone anything modern or a skilled rider
@@aquarianmoonproductions5566 The big departments can afford to send helicopters after them, though.
@@crowe6961 max speed for most helis are 120 mph
@@aquarianmoonproductions5566 The ones commonly used by police in the US can hit 150 or more, which is plenty when you consider that they have no need to follow roads.
@@aquarianmoonproductions5566 the difference is though, a helicopter goes between 2 points in a straight line where as a land vehicle goes all round the houses, so a chopper will always be on top of a road vehicle..
The way the biker just fades away in the distance 😂
Police should be prosecuted for driving 145 mph on a crowded highway. They put countless motorists at risk.
oh but they have to catch them.... also what happened to the rest of the chase??? it said they caught him, i dont see how, only if he ran out of fuel or crashed
Them C**** can get away with it.
Imagine accelerating to 140mph and the bike is still pulling away from you.
By the time they got to 100mph the bike was doing 180mph 🤣
Why is this in mph not kph lol
@@TheTastefulThickness 100 mph is about 160 kph. 180mph is about 280 kph. A mile is roughly 1.6 kilometers
I always wondered what it looked like from an aggressors view. Now I see. A straight stretch of 5km over a knoll does the trick. Or so I hear.
@@TheTastefulThickness because this is UK and they use mph
@2:28
"He didn't even drop a gear..."
haha, that s1000rr is incredible. Bikes in general
"he's a good 500 metres in front of us now"
"Half a mile ahead"
In what world is 500 metres half a mile?
It was just an update. In those few seconds, the rider gained an extra 300 metres. 😂
Seriously, those cops were so far behind that their distance estimation had to be doubtful at best.
These people drive on the wrong side of the road. Brits were never known to be educated.😂
1 mile =
1609 meters
@@AdamNeisler exactly my point.
@@tatskamaster a reverse update
You're smiling inside, ... when you say "he didn't even drop gears, ..." ;-) the same at the end "he is a skillful driver", ... I'd bet you know pretty well, how that ride of this guy could have felt like, ... cheers from Germany!
Cheers from America m8!
Yea we do! Split the traffic and hit the gas and your long gone!
I'll always support my brotheren on the bikes and give finger to the pigs.
@Gillie Monger He was actually quite sensible and you are a knob and should get of your bike and take a bus. Cops were endangering other users a lot more and were ignoring the real twatts - the outside lane hoggers.
@Gillie Monger what a knob you are
Having dealt with a number of motorcycle fatalities and seeing the damage that is done to the human body, the mental anguish of the loved ones of the riders and to the other unfortunate victims who have got caught up in the incident. It is beyond me how so many comments on here are “praising” the rider. Total madness! The rider is not only putting himself, other road users and the police in danger and for what? The rider was totally irresponsible.
womp womp
Just out of curiosity, how many of these fatality's were caused by a speeding motorcyclist to other innocent road users?
The 'danger' is the police car trying to follow the bike!
Well said and agree with you 100%. As a motorcycle rider I see bad riders & riding everyday and as soon as I hear an illegal loud/race exhaust I know the chances a bad rider will be near any second are quite high. ☹
I remember watching a video years back about a group of bikers who would go out in the middle of the night with the sole intention of getting around the M25 as quickly as possible. They said it was always quite easy to get away from the police and, that the only thing that would deter them or cause them to split up was if/when the police helicopter went up.
Do you remember the link?
Lol good luck doing that now, cameras everywhere on the M25 and traffic for days. Even in the middle of night 🤣
@@rundattmedia2106 If you are willing to accept you will be chased by the police, then surely you'd be willing to remove plates?
I remember going round the M25 the wrong way at around 150mph on the back of a mates bike, some Yamaha 750 I think. He's just had it imported and we were working on that section of road back in the 1980s. It was a week or so before it was opened to the public. I was bricking it, tbh.
I have a good friend that would call the cops on himself just to run from them. He was just 16 or so and he was on a dirt bike. Lol they never got him. He must have done it about 20 times or so in a 2 year period. 😆🤣😂
At some point if you are on a high speed chase and haven’t caught the suspect or even lost sight of them you gotta call it off for the safety of everyone else.
Or maybe if you are a piece of shit biker stop breaking the law so cops won't have to chase you. How bout let's critique the criminals for once
@@joshuapinkley8562 the critique of the criminal activity is obvious. The response to said activity is the concern here. If a motorcycle is speeding, it has WAY more potential to damage himself/herself than anyone else. Once you add a car going 100mph in that mess, you endanger the lives of others significantly. It’s about mitigating risks my friend.
Which is exactly what both police vehicles did
The police don't care about the safety of anyone. Control and submission of the proletariat is their entire Modus operandi. They are Nazi's, pure human filth.
@@BipityBopity93 I haven't seen anyone in the comments critiquing the criminal...
I rode a 2007 Hayabusa for a while. The fastest I got it up to was 125 mph and that was too fast for me. You just don't have enough time to react at those speeds in traffic at least I didn't. The guy in the video is on another level of riding than I was ever at. I sold it after almost eating the back of a semi-truck.
You went waaaaay overkill for 125mph, given that the baby-Suzuki sportbike from that time (the SV-650) will comfortably do 125, without going too far down the road. Hayabusa is 140 in the 1/4 mile.
Also, I took my sv650 to 133ish, topped out (claimed 140 on the speedo). Just gotta find the right spots.
You should've gotten a 600 inline 4 or a 650/400 twin. Hayabusa or 1000cc is just too much If you can't do more than 125mph. You have to do good technical riding on a smaller cc for at least 3 seasons before promoting yourself.
Sometimes it takes more cajones to exercise more self control than to wild out.
0-100 seems like great fun before you realise 100-0 takes a lot more doing
@@shadow_realm47 I am pretty sure most 600CC sport bikes can do 0-60 and back to 0 in less then 10 seconds.
Some thing that very few vehicles with 4 wheels can do.
I have bated cops into clearing lanes for me.
Come up on them at 80 MPH and look for the exhaust pipe change then run for the nearest exit.
Look for them in the chase mode then get back on the freeway and follow them.
I was getting paid by the mile and time on the job. More jobs completed per day more money. The mileage was not that much pay.
@@hpt08 The thing that works is to stay low at high speed to reduce drag. Then when you brake. Pop up and increase drag.
At 100 MPH you can feel the wind trying to peel you off the bike. So make sure you do those pull ups 2-3 times a week.
Yes you do need grip strength to hold on, work the throttle, clutch and brake at the same time.
I used to cruise PCH at 120 to 140 MPH in the morning on my way to Oxnard.
Stopping from 140 to zero when the light just changed yellow is a bit challenging but do able. Beats hitting a car jumping the light.
Daily maintenance is very important. Tire pressures. Brake pads. Chain tension and wear. All import must do before starting it up.
The really important thing is your tires. If you run touring tires don't exceed the posted speed by much. They are not made for 100 MPH.
Picking the right fork and shock fluid for your ride style is big factor in control. That was then.
When 165 MPH was way more than what was needed. Wore out 4 motor cycles. Quit riding because cell phones suck.
My bother was riding a Aspencade. T-boned a 2001 Cadillac in 2005. Hit at 55 MPH. Bent the Cadillac at the drivers B pillar.
Him, Closed head injury.
Her, bruised and cracked ribs.
He got hospital bills paid and extra $150,000. But he was done riding. Yes the Insurance lawyer tried the "It's a motor cycle therefore it was going to fast" defense. But it had a mechanical speedometer. Frozen at 54 MPH in a 55 MPH zone.
Police took pictures. No skid marks.
That rider knows how to ride fast safely he kept it cool in the built up areas through the town and then gave it the beans on the A roads 💯 calm and collective
I am amazed that they kept chasing for so long, I'd have given up at about 120mph when chasing a liter bike. The bike will usually escape and that police car wasn't too far from losing control on that first corner.
Happy to hear you mention people hanging out in the number 1 lane. Thought it was only people in the US that didn't know how to drive.
It's all over the world, including in SE Asia.
They need to be banned for life.
Middle lane hoggers are the worst though. They need to feel pain.
Whats worse is people ahead of you on an on ramp trying to merge at half the speed of traffic. Happens in Washington a lot. Probably all the stoned drivers.
20% of people know how to drive, 5% of people actually apply that knowledge consistently.
humans are humans we default to me me me most the time
The cops driving 150 in a shitbox car are a bigger threat to the public than the speeding biker.
Anyone using false plates is instantly a threat to the public as they have something to hide.
Or maybe cant afford stupid insurance prices @Corp0ralPunishment
@@Abz52 But they can afford the motorbike and to put other road users lives at risk...
It was confirmed in the video he had a weapon and was on false plates / the police were using bmw 530ds or 330ds so they are not in a bad car
@@Kikerfit The reality is, in the UK atleast...any bike with more than about 60 bhp is gonna out pace police cars. Don't get me wrong there are a handful of m5's and what not in out forces but a more realistic expectation is for the most part, bikes aren't worth chasing.
There’s a video of a man in a bike in Texas that not only outruns the police cars, but the police helicopter too.
Both of these men can handle their bikes quite well, especially sustaining those speeds. As wrong as it is, I love watching them get away, maybe I’m a little jealous or maybe I just won’t take the chance in being locked up for 2-1/2 years
“He’s speeding away from us at this time... well in excess of the 30 mile an hour speed limit.” ..... 😂😂😂
Blimey!
I had a lot of this trouble when driving a Centurion tank. I thought the police were giving me an escort from behind. However they never followed when I turned into a field, which upset me a bit.
i would like to been a fly in there car he he dont know who trains em but wana give the the boot coz wot they say an wot is real 2 diffrent tings most oinks hate bikers any way if yer got a beard and long hair even worse allwayz rode rat bikes now got a plastic bullet not a lot can keep up he should have dumped bike when out of sight but would got his prints this wot the dont show on cop shows lol
Self and few friends would play cat n mouse with small town America cops more times than I can count, never at such high speeds and I had strict rules such as innitial distance far beyond plate reading ability, often they didn't even use lights, tried to be stealthy, never used a siren I can recall. Mostly on high performance bikes but also dirt bikes and pickup trucks, only got caught once hr AFTER it was over bc we returned to town too soon in pickup, would have got away with that too except one of four of us, crammed into cab, caved during interrogation. Roommate/driver paid a few grand fine. (adjusting for inflation) Always park for the night after a chase, next day somehow it was too late for culpability.
Was great fun for all involved, no doubt cops enjoyed as much as us except for always losing. :D That was back in the '80's when courts didn't take it too serious tho a good beating by cops was always likely.
Abram's tank !!??
Of course he didn't follow when you turned into a field. With such a great disguise, they were probably just wondering where you'd gone.
I call BS on that speedo calibration. Know way that vehicle was doing those speeds in some of those corners not to mention the one time it said 97MPH and he was hardly going faster than the flow of traffic.
Think the units were in MPH, but the actual speed is in KPH...
@@THEfamouspolka Looks like it, especially with that Audi. Motorway speeds in the UK I think are around 60mph which is 100km/h which explains why the audi wasn't pulled over.
@@Chzydawg 70mph but most people do 75/80mph
@@THEfamouspolka MPH bottom right corner 🙄
@@THEfamouspolka Also that police speedo is GPS, so very accurate.
I'm thinking before that early blast off, he slowed to 73 because he knew he could accelerate from a "slow" speed much quicker than the cop car.
So give the cop your plate number and then take off so they can meet at his house great move.
@@fortyone666 He had false plates on.... 🤷🏻♀
Hugely irresponsible of the police. They never were going to catch up with this guy. So their driving through that village at 70 + was very dangerous. They often kill pedestrians this way in similar circumstances.
That must of been a long police chase the 2 dash cam videos are 13 days apart 😂😂
oooooooooo well spotted
LMAO
He was going sooooooooooooooo fast it took 13 days to slow down for his slip road..... 🏍
@@Corp0ralPunishment More likely the police were so slow it took 13 days for the second team to show up.
A couple decades back, on a very early Sunday morning, I got passed by a guy on a huge bike that looked like he was going well over 200 mph. This was on the 90/94 in Chicago and we were practically the only vehicles on the highway because it was so early on Sunday.
I was going fast, but I saw a tiny blur in my mirror, then he zoomed right past me on the left, and wound his way down the highway before disappearing in seconds.
It was the fastest vehicle I ever saw, and I’ve been on German autobahns. Wish I knew what kind of bike it was.
Considering Chicago PD’s well-earned reputation for not f’ing around when they get upset by someone, I was amazed he took such a chance. But I know he got away with it that time because I would have seen it if a cop had pulled him over. Hard to believe, but I guess there were none on the highway that early morning.
That man was future President Barack Obama! And he was in 4th gear… Don’t ask me how I know.
@@EasyTiger.01343 LOL. That would have been funny. But actually it was a middle aged white guy. I would love to know what the heck that bike was. Passed me like I was standing still, and I was going fast.
@@adamesd3699Busa😊😊
Easily could have been a modified Suziki Hayabusa. Once had a call from a client to confirm a part in stock. He and his girl were there in under ten minutes, from 25 miles away. He had monkeyed with the governor, claimed speed on way to the shop hit 225 mph, with two up. Suicidal.
@@adamesd3699probably a hayabusa
I had the single R version. Slightly less top end to have a bit more usable low down torque but, still insanely quick when you get up over 9,000 rpm or so. Both are amazing handling and insanely quick.
I still have an R, now done 60,000km on it. They are a brisk thing, but what makes me pause every time I look at trading it in for the obvious replacements (good time to be a bike rider - some nice bikes out) is how easy it is to ride quickly.
@@brianglendenning1632 Mine was in 2014, the first series of them. It came with the quickshift up but not down. I totally agree they are easy, even encouraging to whip it through twistys and even from pretty low revs, pull harder and harder as the revs rise but no sudden cut in of any sharp narrow powerband, it came on so progressively and built to PLENTY enough to do everything effortlessly. I loved the fact it was a bike I did intend to do some club racing on with virtually no modifications. I'd be surprised if it couldn't have placed well at that level racing and would have been great fun to be able to use all it had without worrying about getting booked for doing triple the speed limit seconds after taking off lol.
Mine ended when a **** launched his ridiculously jacked up Jeep wagon and I slammed into the side of it at very close to the 100 kph speed limit, I wasn't expected to survive either. A lovely 3 month holiday in intensive care after the first 8 days on full life support in an induced coma while they waited for me to drop off my perch. I'm still pretty stuffed but, I am riding lesser bikes I have and trying to decide whether with a much more limited ability to ride a reasonable distance I can justify the expense.
It's great but kinda weird that such a fantastic bike to ride also has a few little luxuries like the heated grips and cruise control, oh man did I love that cruise control lol. I clocked up 35,000 kilometers on mine and loved every bit, well, except for one road I know that was a bit too patched and rough that the suspension didn't cope well but, everywhere else, it was awesome.
What's your overall take after 60,000 kilometers?
I love that real motoring enthusiasts will find every possible opportunity to complain about lane discipline
Yep, always some asshole going slow in the fast lane that wont pull over. Cops should have arrested HIM!
Well maybe people ought to learn how to drive and we wouldn't
You say it as though there were something wrong with complaining about lane discipline.
Aside from slowing me down, it causes horrendous congestion and it's indicative an inability to drive properly. These idiots who stay in one lane do it because they're incapable of safely switching lanes regularly and are generally just stubborn.
@@straitjacket8689 , What is it about FAST lane & common courtesy you dont understand? Move over & let thoes who DO know how to drive, Drive! Id bet anything youre a demonazie.
@@tristantimothy1004 I think he meant, if the public learned how to drive properly and refrain from hogging the fast lane, the rest of is wouldn't have to complain so much about it.
From What I saw in the first part of the video, the rider was keeping up with the traffic. But was picked on while all other drivers got a pass
Tbf the rider was on fake plates, keeping up with the flow of traffic or not he’s still breaking the law.
@@willnixon4560 most laws are bull crap anyway, just another way for governments to make money
@@willnixon4560 I didn’t know he had fake plates
@@willnixon4560 it says somewhere in the vid that the false plate had a car reg number on it. which was a bit of a schoolboy error.................... DUH !!
I believe the technology is there for automatic number recognition, used in a number of forms by different agencies, including fixed cameras and mobile cameras. Some may be used for vehicle tax purposes, but the police most likely have a display with the type of vehicle, colour etc that matches the number plate and also if the vehicle has been reported stolen for example.
As theft of motorcycles is quite prevalent, I believe it isn't unreasonable to pay particular attention to motorcycles as the police go about their duties.
I appreciate the "mph" speed posting so i could actually understand how fast they were moving
That's actually on the recording as we use mph to measure speed in the UK too.
That guy in the motorcycle is a real American💪🇺🇸
This guy is an experienced, highly skilled rider out enjoying a good ride! Even a fast car driver wouldnt keep up on any given day 🤣
Hope he really enjoyed the ride and the almost 3 years in prison shortly following it. Obviously not the sharpest tool in the box with his police record.
@@Thomas-fk3cw ride hard or go home haha
If you dont like riding hard then dont ride
No cars can keep up with s1000rr honestly
@@theboogeyman9813 its more about the rider, he'll be fast on almost any bike
@@Thomas-fk3cw Awh poor baby
Someone didn’t sleep through ethics class huh
My favorite thing in the whole video is the guy says if he can ride properly you need a really fast car!!!!! Love it because it’s true
...but it's hard to outrun a radio! (Or helicopter)
Even a heli is generally not fast enough
A streetbike like that can also handle turns much faster and handle 10x better.
I hope no police egos were harmed in the making of this video . ;-) Shame the lad didnt ditch his rucksack ect.. still..
The real shame is that he didn't slam into an overpass pillar and explode into a fine red mist.
@@jackflash6377 Not a biker then i take it?
@@PtangPtangBiscuitBarrelSmith Riding bikes since I was 12. Probably before you were born. I ride responsibly and that's why I've never had an accident. It's people like this that give us a bad name and higher insurance rates.
@@jackflash6377 not sure how or why you think you have been riding before I was born or that it matters. Wishing any biker splats himself sorta loses you the moral high ground though.
@@jackflash6377 Obviously you are a legend in your own mind.
Giving your own comments a thumbs up is much the same as enjoying the smell of your own farts.
He is gone! when he gets home he is covering that bike and not riding for a few days 😂
I had a coworker run from the cops on his motorcycle... Went past a speed trap camera at 186 in a 30 mph zone... He made it all the way into Alabama from Rome Georgia... Ditches the bike in a corn field throws off all his riding gear into a drainage pipe... They couldn't put him on the bike at the end of the day. They still revoked his driver's license. 😂 I'm not sure how it played out for him.
Even an experienced riders day can turn bad in a heart beat, plus there are a lot of riders who actually believe they are experienced until they find out they are not. I have seen a lot of them, even watched them get zipped up in a bag and hauled away.
thething that noone mentions is that the traffic departments all have thier specialist interceptor, which is a highly tuned motorcycle that they use to keep up with the rider then detain them when they inevitably pull over for fuel, the problem with the BMW's is theyre immensly fuel efficient even the superbike version so sometimes takes a while, i used to ride a K100 in 2001 doing motorcycle courier, and i had the same 3 sports bikes pass me 5 times between watford and the M62 junction on the M6, all because i only refueled twice and they had to refuel 4 or 5 times the middle time i met them i had a brew after refuelling and they talked to me as i got back to the bike asking how i was infront of them when they kept passing me, i just replied, BMW fuel economy, plus im not killing my fuel economy by going breakneck speeds, i then told them dropping thier speed to 2/3 or 1/2 would double thier fuel economy and mean they were not wasting 10 minutes every hour refuelling, they were going to scotland and thought that was the only way to get there
I've no need for it, but I almost want to buy a bike like this as an investment. Don't ride it (much) just put it in storage for 25 years. It's just a matter of time before nanny nations ban them.
especially with the new ban they was proposing on modding bikes it wont be long
Yeah they limit it just like with air rifles and everything and the pathetic lefties who love rules will praise the tyrannts in gov.
A ban on modding bikes? That’s so communist. Next they’ll ban a hammer and screwdriver
That's not a bad idea, especially if it's a rarer bike, like an M1000RR or a Ducati 1199 Superleggera. 25+ years from now, I think you'd make a lot of money selling it. But I'm no expert.
The police risked to make accidents and kill someone only to catch a guy on a motorcycle who drove previously a little bit faster on highway, bravo
I agree it’s unnecessarily risky to run for the rider (usually). But still can’t believe the police are allowed to pursue it in today’s overly sensitive world given the slim chances of a good outcome for anyone involved.
oinks get butt hert uk plod can be tools they dont tell us the real numbers unless some one dies in usa yer get shot at in uk there bad but not armed in most cases
@@PunchingCacti in uk the don't chase coz of two many deaths 😢
Correct it is generally safer to the public when police do not pursue a motorcycle. A motorcycle weighs less than a police car and doesn't cause as much damage or bodily injury compared to that of a 1 ton police car at the same speed. Also, insurance rates are higher in jurisdictions that do not have a "no-chase" policy.
They gave up 'cos he didn't crash...they tried for a bit, but obviously wasn't going to happen...
Uk police will follow and monitor a fleeing motorbike rider, up until control tells them to end the pursuit.
And in recent years to stop moped thieves (which usually happens in 30mph zones in the city) they have been getting permission from control to ram the mopeds to stop them getting away.
Yes a pursuit of a motorbike is risky but if they just stopped and accepted the consequences of what they did and be decent people, they would not put themselves and others at risk.
The ironic thing is the motorcyclist wasn't riding recklessly until the police tried to stop him. There are better ways to catch him if he had warrants.
They had his number plate. They had video evidence. They had no reason to “give chase”. Except that.... THEY WANTED TO!!! and therefor also a danger to the public....
The plate was showing up as a Seat Ibiza, they said in the video.
Fake plate but even if it wasn't the cops dream of high speed pursuits. Its what they train for.
@@graememckay9972 ofc they wanted to, they were no different from the motorcyclist, they just wanted the excuse to do it in a "legal" way
Fake plates
@Bill Grooms
They'd already established the plate was cloned from a car which is why they needed to stop him you half wit.
I saw mostly dangerous driving from police, that kind of chase with small percentage of success needs to be forbidden. Who would be guilty for casualties if police did it...brain first ego last
they should have been fired for driving like this
The answer is that when there are casualties from chases, the pig murderer in question usually gets off scott free, sometimes they even get holidays under various disguises or even retired early and given a state pension at the age of 32.
In view of all the government over reach, especially recently, part of me thinks how good it would be if we ALL did this and more. No number plates. It would force the governments to re introduce and negotiate reasonable laws.
I bet those bends felt a little tighter doing 180mph
I don't understand why the police were trying so hard to catch just one motorcycle?
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For not paying the bribes, sorry "registration fees". Yeah that's worth potentially killing a family over as they smash into them at 145mph. Pigs are there to take money, and kill if you don't pay money, that's about it (in the US there are multiple supreme court cases stating the police have absolutely no duty to protect, so don't even pretend that's an argument, it's legally null).
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As you said " A VERY competent rider " Hell yeah!
I’ve seen a couple of fatalities on motorways when a very high performance bike was ridden by a low performance rider☠️very very sad 😢I’m a biker
so competent he got 30 months in the clink
@@sophocles8761 He was a good rider and managed to get away, but was dumb enough to go out riding again wearing the same gear.
If you ever get into a chase, then say goodbye to your gear unless you want cops who recognize you to chase you again.
Until a child steps out in front of him. if he is so good why does he not race on a proper race track with pro riders, he is an accident waiting to happen.
Substitute sVery tupid for competent.
Cops were probably going to pull him up for something trivial so him knowing his plates were dodgy what else could he do but gun it.
It was probably a jailable offence either way.
Man that first cop must be low on his quota!
From reporting on Cambridgeshire live:
A judge criticised Whyatt for his "his arrogance and stupidity" after hearing the backpack also contained a sheath knife which was uncovered by police.
what they didn;t catch him
People hogging the right hand lane winds me right up, especially on the A14!
Posession of a bladed weapon? Axe? Kitchen knife? Swiss Army knife? Talk about vague,
It’s good to see even people in the UK can’t seem to use passing lanes effectively. People cruising in the passing lane should have a government mandated helmet.
Must be nice to live in some podunk town where there are more traffic lanes available than cars.
@@aluisious I wouldn’t really consider the interstate a podunk town road
And a "Handicapped" license plate : )
Happens all the time here. There was a recent scandal where a woman was convicted for taking tests for 400 or so other people, meaning there are 400 people who don’t know how to drive roaming the roads of the UK. And that’s just the 1 person that got caught.
Other than the unknown number of people that situation applies to, there is also an education crisis in this country and the people are becoming rapidly more incompetent in many areas.
@@kentuckybowl-o-sticks Very true. I am in Kentucky as well and I feel that they only know how to drive in the left lane lol
In Sweden, cops admit that they don't even start the chase when the bike pulls off like that!
There is no chance to get that bike unless the bike crashed because of the chase, and it endangers more than it helps anybody!
Not even the cops wants to have somebody's life on their consience however wrong what they're doing is
klyftig 😄
Swedish cops spent the entire decade of the 2000s trying to catch GHOSTRIDER...they learned their lesson..
That's the point, chase them until they crash themselves, 140 mpg fall will not require prison.
@@motorcycleartist lol yeah they sure did lol
@@motorcycleartist lmao
3:08 Running over the ridges on the edge of the road that let you know you are at the edge seems like a horrible idea at 140+mph, at least he didnt lose a tire and crash into someone.
The cops nearly took out a few people. Luckily they didn't kill anyone.
He was going 4 mph over the speed limit.
I was allegedly on the back of a BSA A65 when the rider allegedly lost an allegedly pursuing police car, those were the days.
The rider must have known the roads away from the motorway, it looked to me like he was riding really good lines.
You can always tell a rookie cop by how they even try and keep up! Cops tend to make the situation more dangerous
Half way between John Wayne and Robin Hood most of 'em think they are!
Yeah, get him on video speeding, get his license plate and send the ticket. That's my opinion anyway.
@@kilted777 Most are bullies who think they are the good guy.
@@kilted777 That is what they think they are but in reality they are usually closer to the Sheriff of Nottingham.
@@jmt8706official so you didn't pay attention smarty pants.
The bike is on false plates and comes back on PNC as a car.
The absolute arrogance of police thinking it's safe to chase anyone over a 50 dollar ticket. So called authorities need reigned in big time.
Idiots hogging the overtaking lanes are the most dangerous people on the road..
Loved this, instantly subbed😎
1:18 "capable of reaching 100miles per hour."
Me: yeah, so what? my 250r can eventually reach 100 miles per hour...
"in first gear..."
Me: WTF!!!??
Yeah, big bike gear lengths are great. It does make you lazy though.
@@0BuLLeT01 combat diver, hugh? SF?
@@0BuLLeT01 Yeah, I can easily break the national speed limit in first gear of my daily ride ,and it's an 04 Daytona ,current models can have near 50% more horse power and every electronic aid possible to keep traction .
as to being lazy it's true I can't remember when I last used the entire gearbox or rev range on my daily commute.
@@Evilroco 05 Daytona over here mate
@@Rasheedrashad818 Such an undervalued/underrated bike ,Keep it shiny side up buddy !
Short story from Sweden. We were cruising along in - oh - about 120 km in the 90 zone. Then a police car pulls up behind us. This really startles us, but the police car just blinks past us and goes on in front of us in at least 160 km per hour. xD We were SURE we were going to get towed there... But nah, he was probably late for supper.
160kph is only a 100 mph. Not even trying.
Wow you're so dangerous and exciting! They should make a movie about this story! What happened next?
Thanks. I don't think it's that exciting, but sure it's not every day you're speeding on a winding country road, and then you _don't_ end up jail when the police takes you over...
@@kebman It's called sarcasm, genius. No one cares about your boring story.
In fact the police is more dangerous chasing the biker than the biker himself 🤦♂️
Reminds me of that scene in Gone in 60 Seconds with the Eleanor chase. He hits the "go baby go" button and the helicopter chasing reels off "140, 150, he's gone"
Like how the officer wasn’t concerned with the other motorist running 95 after he lost the rider. Typical police
And I'm still trying to figure out what the rider's offence was in the first place. Seems to me like he was just cruising along at universal speed.
@@el.aye.bee.4477 Fake plates, when ran through the database come back as a car, not the bike he's actually on.
@@P.M_Mwhen the host starts watching the footage, around 52 seconds into the video, the cop is already engaged with his pursuit of the bike, and there is nothing mentioned about the plates having been run already.
@@el.aye.bee.4477 at 3:06 in the video it literally tells you they ran the plates earlier and it came back as a car. Watching the video fully usually helps lol.
It also states this in the video description 🤦🏽♂️
@@P.M_M Damn lol, you exposing them.
Nice video. Here in Belgium if you drive 40 km/h above the speedlimit your driving licence gets revoked and automatically you need to go to court and pay a huge fine. Then you first need to go to a Shrink and according to his medical evaluation you can start again following driving classes and take tests in order to get your licence back. It's just not worth it. Many people need their car/bike for their work. They take this matter very seriously.
Needed to be done, when I was young and hitchhiked a lot the driving in Belgium was considerably worse than any of the neighbouring countries.
In California if you're not driving over the speed limit you're driving to slow.
That is not true, your license get revoked when u do 2x the speed limit, which can be 60 kph in a 30 kph zone, or 240 on a highway. I’ve had many fines of driving 50+kph too fast on roads of 70 & 100 and while expensive, fines of 300+ euros, they never summoned me to court or took my license not even temporarily
Unless You are from a foreign country then just act stupid and you can get away with anything.
Bikers always tell us to be careful and respect motorcycles on the road and we should, but almost every person on a motorcycle that I see is riding like an asshole and not respecting traffic rules.
"We lost the sight" yeah, like 30 seconds ago when he went like 160
ha ha
I love that the response to this is for the police to drive dangerous speeds through pedestrian roads... The hypocrisy is astounding. The dude wasn't even riding dangerously at the start. The police instigated this entire thing
So?
@@EagleScoutmano so, either stolen bike, stolen car, or bike prepped for some illegal activities; probably all of the above.