Bikes in the Fast Lane: Top Internet Stories - 27 September 2013 plus 2 more

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• Top Internet Stories - 27 September 2013
• The Netherlands - France: No More Escaping Speeding Tickets
• France: Speeding At The Le Mans 24 Hours, Not Only On The Circuit

Top Internet Stories - 27 September 2013 Posted: 27 Sep 2013 09:00 AM PDT #Web #Overview #Motorcycles - End September and instead of it getting colder, it is becoming hotter. But I am not complaining. But enough about me, here are some interesting motorcycle related articles that have appeared since last week that you may have missed. - Do Women Really Need Special Helmets (Schuberth Blog) - Book Review: Motorcycle Journeys Through New England (Canada Motoguide) - How To Measure Motorcycle Cables (Vroom! The Dennis Kirk Blog) - Motorcycle Camping Do’s & Don’ts (Motorcycle Blog From Jafrum) ...

The Netherlands - France: No More Escaping Speeding Tickets Posted: 27 Sep 2013 05:00 AM PDT #France #TheNetherlands #Fines - Almost all European countries are doing it now. Exchanging car/motorcycle owner data when you get caught doing something naughty in another country. What this means, if you are riding your motorcycle in another European country and you get caught speeding, DUI, drugged out of your mind, ignoring a red light, not having a proper helmet, riding on emergency lanes or/and using the phone, chances are you will now receive a fine at home. That is because European countries have bilateral agreements for the exchange of vehicle data. The latest starting this week is between France and The Netherlands. So all the Dutch motorcycle riders who love to ride fast in France now will get a fine at home. The same applies for the French riders being naughty in The Netherlands........... ...........Click on the headline to continue reading this story....... ...

France: Speeding At The Le Mans 24 Hours, Not Only On The Circuit Posted: 26 Sep 2013 11:00 PM PDT #France #Police #LeMans - That motorcycles go fast, very fast, at the Bugatti race circuit during the famous 24 Hours of Le Mans is not only a given, but expected. That is why they are there. But also a given is speeding vehicles outside the race circuit. Every year it is the same story; at a motorcycle race, spectators are swept up in the race atmosphere so they start riding fast and if you have been watching 24 hours non-stop racing, you probably thing you can ride fast on the public roads yourself. And every year, the police knowing this is going to happen, send out their troops to catch people speeding........... ...........Click on the headline to continue reading this story....... ...

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