He also had his 600cc Kawasaki confiscated, was ordered to do 150 hours’ unpaid work and given 10 points on his licence. He was sentenced with four counts of dangerous driving.

The biker overtook a line of traffic on a bend last year; the lead car was a Police vehicle. He was charged with Dangerous Driving but then pleaded guilty to a lesser charge of careless driving after a Police officer submitted a letter detailing how the biker had organised various trips to Durham mini-moto Club for youngsters in his area. He was fined £400 and given six points by the Scottish court.

The rider lost control of his Suzuki motorbike as he went over the pothole. He ended up with an eye hemorrhage, punctured lung and ligament damage. Avon and Somerset Police have since charged the man with Driving Without Due Care & Attention. Independent accident investigators have confirmed that the incident was not the fault of the biker and was as a result of the pothole in the road.

The man built the illegal beer crate on wheels using a one cylinder engine. He was chased by German police after breaking the speed limit and tried to outrun them in a forest but got stuck in deep mud. The police confiscated the machine after congratulating the biker on his workmanship.