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President Pavel Leads Harley-Davidson Bikers' Parade Through Prague

President Pavel Leads Harley-Davidson Bikers

The roar of more than eight hundred motorcycles from the legendary Harley-Davidson marque echoed through the streets of Prague as the Czech capital hosted its traditional parade as part of Prague Harley Days, one of Europe's largest celebrations of the iconic American brand.

The biggest surprise of the procession was its leader: riding his own Harley-Davidson at the head of the parade was none other than Czech President Petr Pavel, dressed in a checked flannel shirt. The head of state personally led the bikers through the city streets, joining hundreds of fellow enthusiasts in the celebration.

Source: novinky.cz

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