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Japan's Elite Police Officers Ride a 300kg+ Honda CB1300P with Zero-Touch Precision

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A YouTube video from motorcycle channel MotoBasic shows footage from Japan's National Police Motorcycle Safe Driving Competition, where elite motor officers ride a Honda CB1300P — the 'P' stands for Police — through a wet-weather course under strict zero-touch rules. Loaded with duty gear including panniers and crash bars, the bike weighs a total of 300kg (660 lbs), and even a bank sensor grazing the ground means an instant penalty.

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Jade Oddos

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Have you guys seen this video yet?! Zero-touch riding in the pouring rain gives me actual chills! One touch of the bank sensor on the ground and it's an instant fail — even without knowing Japanese you can feel how insane that is. I bet the comments overseas are already full of 'Japanese police is insane.' This is exactly the kind of clip I want the whole moto-world to see!