Motorcyclist arrested for allegedly driving 200km/h in an 80 zone
South Australia Police have arrested a motorcyclist who was allegedly travelling more than 100km/h over the speed limit in the suburb of Elizabeth Vale.
Authorities noticed the green Kawasaki travelling south on Main Road North at high speed about 9.45pm on Monday.
At one point the police helicopter registered the motorcycle at 200km/h in an 80 zone.
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South Australia Police have arrested a motorcyclist who was allegedly travelling 100 kilometres an hour over the speed limit. 9News
The motorcyclists was driving in the suburb of Elizabeth Vale and allegedly ran through red lights. 9News
The rider also allegedly did wheel stands and ran through red traffic lights.
The motorcycle eventually came to a stop on Wallace Road where police arrested the 29-year-old rider from Craigmore.
He was charged with driving at a dangerous speed, misusing a motor vehicle, and driving unlicensed.
According to police the man also tested positive to methamphetamine.
He has been granted bail and is set to appear in the Elizabeth Magistrates Court on December 13.
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