Deeley Motorcycle Exhibition

Deeley Motorcycle Exhibition The largest privately-owned collection of vintage and rare motorcycles in Canada. Conference facilities and private rental also available!

Welcome to the Deeley Motorcycle Exhibition, where you will find an exhibition of relevant motorcycles from perhaps the finest private collection in Canada. Originally founded by Trev Deeley (1920 – 2002), a BC motorcycling legend, renown for his racing prowess, business acumen and dedication to the motorcycling community, his collection thrives now through the generous support of the Deeley Group

. The Deeley Motorcycle Exhibition also offers a full service conference facility in a unique setting found nowhere else in Vancouver. Our conference rooms are ideal for teleconferences, meetings, product or training seminars and team building corporate events. The flexible space and state of the art AV capabilities will make your next meeting memorable and productive. Our 1,800 square foot room has been specially designed for optimal acoustic clarity and is equipped with a host of Audio Visual products to satisfy the needs of meetings of all kinds. 16’ high ceilings equipped with 5.1 Dolby surround sound, floor to ceiling screen, and unique courtyard enhances the ambiance of your event.

This is what 15 years looks like. We’re here until 2PM with some of the most beautiful vintage machines in the city. Don...
08/22/2026

This is what 15 years looks like.

We’re here until 2PM with some of the most beautiful vintage machines in the city. Don’t miss it.

📍 1875 Boundary Rd, Vancouver

08/17/2026

it’s this SATURDAY! Our 15th annual Vancouver vintage motorcycle show &shine is back in town 🏍️

08/12/2026

do you have a hobby?

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Vancouver Is Awesome just published a beautiful look at motorcycle culture in Vancouver through historical photos, and t...
08/11/2026

Vancouver Is Awesome just published a beautiful look at motorcycle culture in Vancouver through historical photos, and the Deeley family is right there in the middle of it.

From Fred Deeley Sr. opening one of the first three Harley-Davidson dealerships in the world back in 1917, to Trev Deeley racing his way into three Hall of Fames, this is the history that lives inside our museum.

Give the article a read, then come see the collection for yourself. Entrance by donation.

📍 1875, Boundary Rd, Vancouver | Tue - Sat 10-5

https://www.vancouverisawesome.com/history/historical-photos-what-did-motorcycle-culture-look-like-in-vancouver-75-years-ago-12645514

Some of the photos are more than 100 years old!

08/06/2026

loving some vintage bikes is the way to go ♥️🏍️

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08/04/2026

almost time for our Show & Shine: August 22nd! 🏍️

07/13/2026

Calling all vintage motorcycle lovers! 🏍️

The 15th Annual Vancouver Vintage Show & Shine is back on Saturday, August 22 at the Deeley Motorcycle Exhibition (1875 Boundary Rd, Vancouver).

Registration opens at 10am, show runs 11am–2pm.

Register your pre-2000 motorcycle for just $20, plus food, prizes, and fun for everyone!

To register: 604-293-2221 or [email protected].

Hope to see you and your ride there!

summer’s here! ☀️⛱️
07/06/2026

summer’s here! ☀️⛱️

The vintage Harleys collectors are quietly paying big forEver wonder what makes some old Harleys "just an old bike" and ...
07/06/2026

The vintage Harleys collectors are quietly paying big for

Ever wonder what makes some old Harleys "just an old bike" and others six-figure collector trophies? Turns out it's a mix of rarity, rebellion, and the right story.

Here's a taste of what's heating up the market right now:

1980 Harley-Davidson XR750: up to $45,000. The flat-track legend built to go sideways and win.
🛠1948 Harley-Davidson FL Panhead: up to $57,000. The bike that gave us aluminum heads, hydraulic lifters... and a nickname that stuck because the rocker covers looked like cooking pans.
1940 Harley-Davidson EL Knucklehead: up to $62,700. Prewar charm, parked next to a modern bagger like its stubborn, smartphone-refusing great-grandfather.
1936 Harley-Davidson EL Knucklehead: up to $181,500. The bike that started it all, Harley's first production overhead-valve big twin.
1947 Harley-Davidson FL Knucklehead: up to $192,500. The final word before the Panhead era began, and one of the most desirable Harleys in existence.

The lesson? Sometimes the "weird ones", the cafe racers, the race-bred bruisers, the factory experiments nobody asked for, turn out to be the smartest long game in the collector world.

Come see pieces of this same history up close at the Deeley Motorcycle Exhibition, because every legend started as somebody's daily ride. 🏍️

Address

1875 Boundary Road
Vancouver, BC
V5M3Y7

Opening Hours

Tuesday 10am - 5pm
Wednesday 10am - 5pm
Thursday 10am - 5pm
Friday 10am - 5pm
Saturday 10am - 5pm

Telephone

+16042932221

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