GSPeP said:Just got a phone call from home: the thunder came by mail today in form of a letter that I drove too fast.
I'll have a look at it this evening and let you guys know what's in there.
That'll be Richard, not to be confused with Richard, Richie or erm RichieBelgian John said:Gecko, ?????? in the red top (sorry, forgot your name ), Rabittson and Richie, amongst others .
Rabbitson said:Bad News there then Peter, I was hoping it was the weather as Gecko suggested!
Regarding the weather, it was fine until I got to North Brabant then it started hailing like crazy and along came a really strong wind for about ten minutes (I kid you not, I have never seen anything like it in Europe). Then it suddenly stopped and nothing else happened, very bizarre. Unfortunately during this time I needed to go across a long bridge, which was pretty frightening.
Made it home safe anyway and was glad to just veg-out on the sofa after a long weekend!!
Nice time though. See you guys again soon.
It is bloody quick indeed (They used a 'Prior' stamp on the letter ). It's the one from sunday evening: E17 at Kruishoutem (km 33,2) direction Antwerp 19:01h - 139 kmh where only 120 kmh is allowed.Gecko said:Jezz Peter That was bloody quick. They normally take weeks to send them. Maybe it was from an earlier indiscretion.....before paying it maybe wait and see if me and Rabbitson get anything too because there is no way they can prove who was speeding if there are 3 bikes in the picture.
GSPeP said:It is bloody quick indeed (They used a 'Prior' stamp on the letter ). It's the one from sunday evening: E17 at Kruishoutem (km 33,2) direction Antwerp 19:01h - 139 kmh where only 120 kmh is allowed.
139 kmh ? I'll have to check the tracklog on my GPS.
According the new listing for traffic offences, it should be 150,- EUR if you drive between 10 an 20 kmh faster as allowed. I'll have to wait and see