This morning's commute was done at speeds that wouldn't have raised a copper's eyebrow... and god, it was dull. Those swoopy bits of flyover were much more enjoyable when tackled 20 mph faster.
Still, it has to become a habit, the alternative routes are either horrible (A30) or add too many miles (M3/M25/ M4 or A40).
Oddly, I've always managed to avoid speeding past the Gatso by the Shell garage... even when huge chunks of the journey have been done on "autopilot" and I've not been conscious of having slowed for the camera, I've done it automatically. So it must be possible to reprogram my brain that the "fast" bit of A316 is a no-fun zone.
It'd be nice to have an audible reminder as a back-up though.
Thanks DryRob/msmudge: I'd forgotten there was a copy of CoPilot on my iPhone3, I never checked out its capabilities as it doesn't work well enough to be useful (possibly a duff connection to the internal antenna). It did get a location for my back garden once, but it took half an hour and has never known where it is since. Maybe a new phone is the best solution. Mounting shouldn't be a problem as I don't need to be able to see it, it can stay in my pocket (provided it can get a signal there).
pitternator: I agree that a faster bike is no solution! Whether it's one that has me scared of unintended powerslides and wheelies or something that feels as relaxed and comfortable at 140 as the FZS600 does at 80... it's going to lose my licence for me (or worse).
