Oops...

Well, let's hope someone who knows will be able to answer it.

 

They do, obviously.

 

I'm always happy to add items to my store of useless knowledge.

 

In all jurisdictions? Say, California?

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There's calibration and "deep into three figures" - last time I checked
our NSL was only two digits - around 40% lower than the start of three
digits.

And you don't think that there is a bit of a difference between video
evidence of the bike's _actual_ speedo and a GPS track that could have
come from any old bike?

I do hence why I can see video evidence such as you have mentioned
being perfectly admissable, but GPS track logs not being.

 

One could only hope the learned judge had, while a penniless law
student, owned and ridden a shiteoldscooter with a wildly inaccurate
Veglia speedo which commonly indicated 80mph while the machine was
really doing 30.

'Twould be nothing for a good brief to extrapolate from that.
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darsy scribbled on the back of a napkin:

That's just the bad influence people like SteveH or myself have on this
NG.

 

I'm pretty sure it was another Steve who was the original culprit in
terms of Citroen-idolatry around here.

 

I've got a mental picture of an old betamax toploader strapped to the
tank when he says 'VCR'.

Mebbe that's just me

Paul.