I would highly recommend getting a traffic attorney for all speeding tickets. Never just pay ticket. Depending on number of tickets and severity you’ll likely pay way more in increased insurance rates if you do.

The whole system in the US is a giant revenue stream for local and state municipalities.
The reason I suggest an attorney instead of fighting it in court yourself is that you are an unknown in the “good old boys club.”
The attorneys know the prosecutors and judges and they see each other and work with each other weekly.
They are much more likely to want to deal with each other than regular Joe speeder.

I have gotten 2 tickets dismissed, 1 reduced to a muffler violation, and 1 currently in the court system. Only 1 was on a bike.

Attorney fees are usually flat fees, $100-$200, will probably have to pay court costs and maybe a fine. But what you are looking for is to avoid points on your record, to save money in the long run.
They really just want their money.

My current ticket was 59 in a 35. Attorney told me the county it was in can suspend your license for 60 days for anything 15 over. Said many people just pay the ticket and then a few weeks later get a letter in the mail informing them of their suspended license.

The video showing two bikes side by side in 4th gear doing roll-on from low rpms, unless I am mistaken, that doesn't really indicate anything useful due to differences in gearing and red line (which plays into where the power is), except if you are next to your buddy, and you're both in 4th on the exact same bikes ...

sounds like a lot of hassle

Very easy.
Call/email the attorney and discuss. Pay them. Wait for the results.

No going to court, etc.
My current ticket has been continued 3 times. I have not appeared once or spent any time other than the initial phone call.
They handle everything.

You’re either going to pay the ticket, fight the ticket yourself (big hassle and time waster) or pay the attorney to fight the ticket.
The benefit to the attorney is keeping your driving record clean(er) and insurance rates down.

In CA traffic citations count against your record citation date to citation date for traffic school. Having an attorney delay things won't help. The point will go on your record. I could have delayed things myself without an attorney but the result would have e been the same.

afaik, it does indicate that you're breaching a speed limit and the fact that it's public on youtube gives police easy way to find people responsible.

I'm not trying to defend anything, but the problem is that deep fake videos are a thing now. The police need to witness it first hand. They generally won't do anything about a supposed video. (Unless it's about threatening a school shooting ...)

You’re still lucky over there. In some European countries the video is enough evidence and when they find the rider it’s bye bye drivers license for months or a year plus a fine in percentage of your income. And can be jail........

So you’re still lucky