So few bikes to Czech out ......

[D-Rider]

Just got back today from a few days in Prague (the Mrs took me for my birthday ..... which was actually last October ......).

Fantastic city ..... but where were the bikes? In the 3 days we were there I saw just a handful. The only Aprilia I saw was an SR50 scooter.

Saw a blade an R1 a space tractor (see, I've not forgotten Gio) and a few others. The most common bike-like things were cruisers - Harleys and clones. Even if you were to reclassify them to include them as motorbikes the numbers were woefully low.

Maybe they were all away at Brno on some megga week-long track-fest

[Gio]

Calling my Falco a space tractor are you

[sabestian]

Just got back today from a few days in Prague (the Mrs took me for my birthday ..... which was actually last October ......).

Fantastic city ..... but where were the bikes? In the 3 days we were there I saw just a handful. The only Aprilia I saw was an SR50 scooter.

Saw a blade an R1 a space tractor (see, I've not forgotten Gio) and a few others. The most common bike-like things were cruisers - Harleys and clones. Even if you were to reclassify them to include them as motorbikes the numbers were woefully low.

Maybe they were all away at Brno on some megga week-long track-fest

It is just a beginning of season in central Europe. Besides, there are not many bikes at all (weather, winter, price/income relation).

Aprilias are nearly non-existent, cruisers and choppers are the majority.

I know that there was 1 (one) Tuono in Warsaw, and 0 (zero) Falcos in 2005. And that is the capital city of Poland. Now you get a picture.

[D-Rider]

Calling my Falco a space tractor are you

Surely the Falco is from your post-space-tractor era Gio?

[Gio]

Calling my Falco a space tractor are you

Surely the Falco is from your post-space-tractor era Gio?

I've never had a space tractor, I seriously doubt I could use that sort of performance.