Video: Police hunt motorbike hoons at Rothwell, Morayfield, Deception Bay

Police have released dramatic footage of three men hooning dangerously on northside streets, parks and bikeways putting lives at risk. SEE THE VIDEO

Police are hunting a group of two-wheeled hoons whose antics in Moreton parks and bicycle tracks they claim is putting lives at risk.

They have received complaints of repeated incidents involving motorcyclists brazenly flouting the law, and public safety, at Rothwell, Deception Bay and Morayfield in recent months.

Moreton Police said they were investigating three matters where motorcycles were ridden illegally at Crestwood Avenue Parkland and bike paths at Morayfield.

And on July 2, at 4.51pm, police alleged a motorcyclist failed to stop when they tried to intercept him on Lipscombe Rd, Deception Bay.

The rider was seen allegedly riding at high speed against the flow of traffic, doing wheel stands and riding on the footpath. The bike is allegedly unregistered.

A man police believe may be able to help their inquiries into hooning at Crestmead Ave, Morayfield.

A man police believe may be able to help their inquiries into hooning at Buchanan St, Rothwell.

A man police believe may be able to help their inquiries into hooning at Buchanan St, Rothwell.

Police said the biker also had illegally used the bike path along the Redcliffe Peninsula train line near Buchanan St, Rothwell, in June.

He was captured on CCTV camera at high speed on the path throughout that month.

The alleged offenders risk fines and having their bikes impounded or immobilised.

If you have any information that may assist in identifying these riders, please contact police.

If you wish to report a hooning offence you can do so by calling the HOONLINE on 131 666 or reporting incidents online at www.police.qld.gov.au/reporting.

The public can contact Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000 or www.crimestoppersqld.com.au.

Quote these reference numbers: QP2100613365, QP2100899875, QP2100900146, QP2101203465, QP2101264084.