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'Dangerously defective' bike with engine attached seized by Gardai
A modified bike described by the Road Safety Authority (RSA) as "dangerously defective" has been seized by Gardai.
The Bandon Roads Policing Unit discovered the bike - with an engine attached to it - while on mobile patrol in West Cork today (Monday March 21).
While on mobile patrol in West Cork Gardaí from the Bandon Roads Policing Unit found this modified bicycle with an engine attached to it.
— An Garda Síochána (@GardaTraffic) March 21, 2022
It was seized and an RSA officer confirmed that it was dangerously defective.
Proceedings are to follow. #SaferRoads pic.twitter.com/bztFUsQtXJ
After it was seized by Gardai, an RSA officer confirmed the bike was dangerous.
Proceedings are to follow.
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