A motorbike rider allegedly under the influence of drugs has been clocked speeding almost 100 kilometres-per-hour over the speed limit.
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Orange Highway Patrol detected a 23-year-old male from Orange riding a motorcycle at a speed of 140km/h in a 50km/h on Edward Street.
About 5.50pm on Sunday, November 26 police were patrolling Edward Street when a Yamaha MT-O9 motorcycle was alleged to have been travelling at a speed well above the sign-posted speed limit of 50km/h area.
Police allege the speed of the motorcycle was at 140km/h. The rider was stopped and spoken to.
The rider was submitted to a roadside drug wipe which returned an alleged positive result to cannabis.
![The Yamaha MT-O9 alleged to have been travelling 90km/h over the speed limit. Pictures Traffic and Highway Patrol Command - NSW Police Force The Yamaha MT-O9 alleged to have been travelling 90km/h over the speed limit. Pictures Traffic and Highway Patrol Command - NSW Police Force](/images/transform/v1/crop/frm/GHcbaSNijNeVS4SULWDX8n/7d8a2f32-2032-46e4-9ebb-d1f267105565.jpg/r0_47_640_454_w1200_h678_fmax.jpg)
The rider was arrested and taken to Orange Police Station where he was submitted to a secondary oral fluid test which is also alleged to have returned a positive result to cannabis.
The rider was issued with a Court Attendance Notice for Drive Speed Dangerous and Exceed Speed over 45km/h.
His drivers licence was suspended and the number plate was confiscated for a period of three months.