New WSP Motorcycle

The Washington State Patrol troopers who use motorcycles recently switched to a new model, the law enforcement version of the Honda ST1300, a water-cooled V-4. In addition to plenty of power, it has standard police gear: lighting, radios and radar gun. How fast will it go? Trooper Jeff Sevigney has no intention of finding out, saying it's top speed is "faster than I can handle."

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Thu., April 21, 2011

Washington State Police Trooper Jeff Sevigney now rides a new bike, the law enforcement version of the Honda ST1300.
Washington State Police Trooper Jeff Sevigney now rides a new bike, the law enforcement version of the Honda ST1300. It is a watercooled V4.
Washington State Police Trooper Jeff Sevigney now rides a new bike, the law enforcement version of the Honda ST1300.
Washington State Police Trooper Jeff Sevigney now rides a new bike, the law enforcement version of the Honda ST1300. The wireless radar gun fits in a holster on the right side of the bike.
Washington State Police Trooper Jeff Sevigney uses a radar gun to check traffic on 195 south of Spokane. He now rides a new bike, the law enforcement version of the Honda ST1300.
Washington State Police Trooper Jeff Sevigney now rides a new bike, the law enforcement version of the Honda ST1300.
Washington State Police Trooper Jeff Sevigney now rides a new bike, the law enforcement version of the Honda ST1300.
Washington State Police Trooper Jeff Sevigney, shown on 195 south of Spokane, now rides a new bike, the law enforcement version of the Honda ST1300.
Washington State Police Trooper Jeff Sevigney pulls off of 195 south of Spokane. He now rides a new bike, the law enforcement version of the Honda ST1300.
Washington State Police Trooper Jeff Sevigney uses a radar gun to check traffic on 195 south of Spokane. He now rides a new bike, the law enforcement version of the Honda ST1300.