This has always been a strange one for me... how can a bike (or car) be made to a certain specification (tolerance limit) and then they fine you being within that limit... the only indication the rider/driver has to guage (no pun intended) their speed is the speedo.. I know that not knowingly breaking the law is still breaking the law as such, but in this case by using the standard (and approved) equipment to determine if you are abiding by the law can still see you in breach of it? Makes no sense and surprised someone has fought a case and won on that basis if Vic does have such a policy.ZXRobyn wrote:My understanding is that they have a ZERO tolerance in Vic. You can be done for just 1km over![]()
(Let alone the fact that I believe it has been proven many times the inaccuracy of radar guns (especially against bikes) so you are held accountable for inaccurate equipment then why are they? Go there and argue the camera could have easily been out by 4kph and according the to the "approved" equipment you have at your disposal for measuring speed you were below the limit!)