Czech Centre SOC "Invader Rally" 2022 - Plan B

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Plan B is the less riding and more riding on a train route to the Rally.  As I have previously posted, the motorail seems very expensive when you look at the fares.

Then you add together the fuel costs of riding around 1200 miles, factor in the hotel costs for two or more overnight stops in each direction. It mounts up.

The problem with Plan B is when the train to Vienna actually runs. It's also when you can book it. I have emailed in the hope that someone will get back to me and I can start to think about it more seriously. Midweek to midweek would be best for me, but I have the awful feeling it will be weekend to weekend.

Watch this space.

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