there is no irritating commentary. Most of the drinks served on board are either beer or Lonkero, a recommended "long drink" made from gin and grapefruit soda; there is also a frequently changing wine list. Technical information The tram has two bogies and was originally constructed in 1959. The conversion for pub use (including the addition of a toilet) was carried out in 1995. Width: , height: Track gauge: Total mass: Top speed: Acceleration: 12.6 s (0–50 km/h) Capacity: 24 seats, 6 standing places, one flush toilet (WC) Beer serving capacity: ca. 500 pints per filling The tram is staffed by one driver and one bartender serving customers. SpåraKoff in Taiwan A copy of SpåraKoff, converted from an abandoned HKL 23 tram, was shown at the Taipei Expo exhibition in Taiwan from November to December 2000 for nine days at the Finnish pavilion. The interior of the tram ran computer simulators showing a view of Virtual Finland. Thus tram visitors could feel like they were on a tram cruise in Helsinki. The interior also included tables, benches and a bar. The tram was converted to this use in Taipei. After the exhibition the tram remained in Taiwan, making it the only tram in the country, until a light rail system was opened in Kaohsiung in 2016. See also Colonial Tramcar Restaurant in Melbourne, Australia Trams in Helsinki Trams in Finland Notes References External links The Official website of the SpåraKoff Culture in Helsinki Transport in Helsinki Drinking establishments in Europe Food and drink companies of Finland Tram transport in Finland Tram vehicles of Finland Restaurants in Helsinki Restaurants established in 1995