So true, so scary.

Here's a speedy 555! Guilty as charged as I have owned a range of sports cars and fast bikes. So with me it was inevitable. Highest speed reached- 194 mph on I-5 West, between 1-2am coming from Auburn down to Citrus Heights on a 1300 Suzuki. Pure straightline acceleration, no obstacles, but 4 mile braking (the latter is the scariest part). Salt flats are better for all-out speed assault. As for weaving, no real need if you drive offensively with a bike or car using distance seperation. Playing "6 cross" and "slightlining" is enough "! Got caught only once shadowing a CHP car at 80 mph sustained, staying in his blind spot until he realized what I was doing and slammed on the brakes to which I also slammed on mine. Was warned by speaker to "SLOW DOWN!!!" He couldn't get me with radar nor comparative speed guestimation since I was behind him and 3 lanes over. He would have lost in court...

I can identify with this since I used to have a job that required lot of cross-country driving. Especially irritating when you're stuck behind someone on a two-lane road.

Thank you JB, Robert and POP.

Maybe the white lines weren't just on the road.

WL: Sounds like a case of White Lines (Don't Do It)...