Kieran Jones, from Reigate was recorded on the A22 Eastbourne Road in Halland, East Sussex, travelling as fast as 80mph in a 30mph zone on seven occasions.
Video footage of a “dangerous” motorcyclist has been released after police set up an operation to catch him after he was seen riding at “grossly excessive” speeds on several occasions., travelling as fast as 80mph in a 30mph zone on seven occasions but had concealed his number plate to avoid detection.At interview, Jones admitted he had been the rider wearing a distinctive helmet in several speeding incidents.
Jones was disqualified from driving for three years and ordered to complete 225 hours of unpaid work as part of a six-month suspended prison sentence. Sergeant Peter Swash from Sussex Police’s roads policing unit said: "Jones’s riding was highly reckless, travelling at grossly excessive speeds while concealing his registration plate in order to avoid detection.
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