Deeley Harley-Davidson Canada Revs Up For Movember

Deeley Harley-Davidson Canada has announced its continued support of Movember as a Major Partner, providing an all-new 2015 Harley-Davidson Street 750 motorcycle as the Grand Prize. The Movember Foundation is a global charity that raises funds and awareness for men’s health by promoting the growth of a moustache during the month of November.

Over the past three years, through the hard work of its associates, retailers, and H.O.G. members, the Harley-Davidson network across Canada has contributed over $525,000 in support of Movember.

“Partnering with Movember continues to make sense for our Brand,” says Brad Jandrew, Marketing Director with Deeley Harley‑Davidson Canada. “As we prepare to launch our all-new Harley-Davidson Street 750 and Street 500 motorcycles aimed at younger, urban riders, we have worked with Movember to integrate these models into the campaign while remaining true to the values of brotherhood and authenticity that both brands share.”

Deeley Harley-Davidson Canada is offering all Mo Bros and Mo Sistas from the Movember community signed up on Movember.com before 11:59 pm on October 31, 2014 a chance to win one of the very first all-new Harley-Davidson Street 750 motorcycles available in Canada. The latest addition to the Harley-Davidson Dark Custom motorcycle line will be awarded on November 3, 2014. Two additional Street 750 motorcycles will be awarded over the course of the campaign through cross-promotions with Maple Leaf Sports and Entertainment and Movember HQ locations across the country.

Deeley Harley‑Davidson Canada will also be active on Canadian university campuses presenting two $2,500 tuition awards to top performers from Movember’s Big Moustache on Campus Network.

To enter in your chance to win sign up today at Movember.com. For more information on contest details click here.

To learn how you can get involved, visit h-d.com/movember.

The Sturgis Motorcycle Museum and Hall of Fame recently named Marilyn Stemp and Steve Piehl to its board of directors.

Stemp is a pioneering figure in the motorcycle industry, founding IronWorks Magazine with her late husband, Dennis, and becoming the first female editor of a nationally circulated, mainstream motorcycle magazine. She also revived their trade magazine, Iron Trader News; edits the monthly Kiwi Indian News; contributes to several powersports media outlets; and is the founding editor of Sturgis Rider Daily. Stemp is a noted editor and writer of several motorcycle-focused books. Her consistent support for charitable efforts in the industry include the annual Biker Belles Celebration, Las Vegas BikeFest and as campaign chair for the Sturgis Motorcycle Museum’s development plan in 2014. She co-founded the Flying Piston charity events taking place in Daytona and Sturgis each year and is a National Ambassador for All Kids Bike. Stemp was inducted into both the Las Vegas Motorcycle Hall of Fame and the Sturgis Museum's Hall of Fame in 2018, and in 2022 she was recognized as one of the Top 100 Women in Powersports by DealerNews.