TAIPEI (Taiwan News) — Police detained a man in Taichung Friday (July 23) and impounded his Ducati motorbike after he posted footage of himself reaching a speed of 300 kilometers per hour on a highway.

The man, surnamed Chen (陳), will be investigated for offenses against public safety and also for forgery, as he had put a fake license plate on his bike to mislead police, CNA reported. Based on footage from surveillance cameras, police concluded that Chen had left his home in Taichung City at around 5 a.m on July 17 before entering Provincial Highway 74, also known as the Taichung Ring Expressway.

Footage he later put online showed his speedometer first crossing the 200-kph mark before peaking at more than 290 kph, while also mentioning the machine’s Italian brand. Police analyzed the images and looked for recordings of a Ducati motorbike in the area before reaching the conclusion that the suspect lived in Taichung’s Beitun District.

Armed with a search warrant, they visited Chen’s home early Friday and detained him for questioning. He is likely to face a fine of up to NT$34,800 (US$1,240) for the maximum speed violation.

Chen could also lose his Ducati 1199 Panigale S, which carries a ticket price of NT$1.6 million, according to a report by the Liberty Times.