How to engage stealth mode

Giles Lamb at Rapid Training

Despite all the speed cameras, enforcement vans and occasional traffic cops, it is possible to ride ‘enthusiastically’ without putting your licence at risk. You just have to adopt a stealthy mindset and use your common sense. Having spent 15 years as a traffic cop, here's what I do now I've retired… Choose the right road B-roads are your friends here. If you go for a blast on a fast A-road or the local bypass, you'll have to do 120mph to get any sense of speed, which will obviously land you in a world of pain if you get caught. And you are more likely to get caught because, as a traffic cop, that's precisely the sort of road I'd keep an eye on. And it's certainly where the speed camera vans will…

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