A motorcyclist in California has discovered the exhausting method what can go improper in the event you share footage of your self rushing on a public street.

This clip was not too long ago shared to the CHP – West Valley web page on Fb by the California Freeway Patrol and initially exhibits an officer talking with the motorcyclist after pulling him over. The video was shared to TikTok by the biker and exhibits the officer telling him that he was stopped for using at 90 mph (144 km/h).

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The officer asks to see the motorcyclist’s license and registration however he initially seems reluctant to offer them and repeatedly asks if he can communicate with him. The officer says he can speak after he arms over his papers. The biker finally complies and claims that he by no means broke any regulation. The police officer rapidly responds that he was doing 90 mph however the biker denies it, claiming that he was doing 61 mph (98 km/h) and that he had the GoPro footage to show it.

Nonetheless, footage additionally uploaded to social media by the motorcyclist exhibits that he truly hit 101 mph (162 km/h) when exiting a flowing right-hand curve on the street and did so immediately in entrance of the officer and his Dodge Charger patrol automotive.

The California Freeway Patrol’s Fb publish doesn’t reveal if the biker was fined for rushing or if he was reprimanded in one other method. Regardless of the case could also be, this incident proves simply how dimwitted it’s to publish a video of you breaking the velocity restrict on social media.