Biker jailed after being caught doing record speed
A motorcyclist has been jailed for nine months after being caught doing what is believed to be the fastest speed ever recorded on a Scottish road.
Neil Purves, 27 was detected by police as he travelled at 166mph on a 60mph stretch of road.
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