if the cop shows up ask a few questions such as:
how did you know how fast I was travelling?
what method did you use to ascertain my rate (don't say that evil word SPEED!!) of travel?
have you taken any courses to learn how to effectively ascertain the rate of travel of vehicles or motorcycles in particular? (they are supposed to take these courses regularly)
when was the time you took the course?
is that the usual length of time between refresher courses?
what was your margin of error in ascertaining the rate of travel of motorcycles? (he should be able to say plus or minus so and so much, hopefully it is +- a significant amount and then you can press that point. Like, "so perhaps your estimate of my rate of travel at 110kmh, minus your +-rating of 10kmh I may have been travelling at 90kmh, seeing as these were not perfect conditions for estimating the rate of travel of vehicles?
according to your +- figures I might not have been treaveling in excess of the posted limit?
What you need to do is bring the cop's "facts" into dispute. If there is a shadow of a doubt in his story the judge is likely to toss the case (fgood for you). Listen really carefully for any error in the cop's testimony. If the ticket doesn't say what type of road (prov highway, street etc) it is, the judge can toss it. You may have to bring this up.
Most important though, be prepared, look professional, and LISTEN to everything the judge and cop says and be very respectful of the court!!
And finally, if you admit that you were speeding, even once, the judge will say, you say were speeding, 3 points awarded, case closed.
Hope this helps.