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Back in the day, Vancouver’s motorcycles were rugged, utilitarian beasts—think military surplus and family rides—not sleek cruisers. Before WWII, biking was a social adventure, with stunt shows drawing huge crowds. Post-war, returning soldiers sparked a boom, lifting Harley-Davidson and Indian to global fame while smaller brands faded. Vancouver’s Deeley family became legends: Fred Sr. opened Canada’s first Harley dealership in 1917, his grandson Trevor became a racing icon, sponsored by Harley, and now lives on through his namesake shop and multiple Hall of Fame inductions.

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