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But for a long list of other reasons (but this one is still on the list).
You know what they say, no one can out run a radio.
I just thought of one of my favorite speeder news stories.
Someone on an MC (not sure which modal, but one much faster than mine) got clocked on radar doing speeds over 150mph. Police had trouble catching him, but finally did. His excuse was he was running late for his DMV appointment to take his MC road test.
That's a funny story, and yes sometimes that radio is pretty fast. I was once clocked at a hundred over by a county deputy, 165 mph in a 65. In Arizona that is 5 times criminal speed. He didn't chase me, he didn't have to I pulled over for him (I have never run from the law). He laughed, I laughed. His radio would not have done any good in this area. Turns out he was a biker too and admitted he runs a bit fast. He was also a pilot like me, also a combat vet like me, also I was in law enforcement (although not a sworn officer). We talked bikes, war stories, stupid crooks, flying and airplanes, and when it was all over I got a verbal warning!! On the other hand, last summer a riding friend was clocked by a county deputy going 122 in a 65. Navajo County has a policy not to chase motorcycles, but he did broadcast to the nearby town, that was in route. The locals pulled over my friend and held him for the deputy. Didn't turn out too bad, he had some expensive fines to pay, had several days in court, had to take a class, but didn't loose his endorsement and they didn't take his bike, nor did he spend any jail time. I'm sure his insurance is going to sky rocket!!
Here, like many states, the beltways and highways are at least 65 and folks are typically rolling 85-90. It's real aggrivating while in the car pool lane when I come up behind a Prius going the speed limit!! I have no problem with anyone driving the speed limit, just get over in the slow lane and stay out of the way. That seem polite and safe to me.