Wednesday, August 12, 2009

Deeley thanks the troops

From Deeley Harley-Davidson Canada

TORONTO, ON – Deeley Harley-Davidson Canada, the exclusive distributor of Harley-Davidson motorcycles in Canada, will be holding its annual Canadian National H.O.G. Rally in the beautiful foothills of the Canadian Rockies from Aug. 13-15.

While being focused on investing in the company’s most loyal customer base, namely the more than 50,000 National H.O.G. members, this event also offers a great opportunity for Deeley Harley-Davidson Canada to extend its thanks to the courageous, deployed Canadian troops.

As part of the festivities, an estimated 800 participants will kick off a formal motorcycle parade at Canada Olympic Park on Saturday, Aug. 15. Escorted by the Calgary police, the parade will end at the recently-opened Military Museums.

Befitting the location and in attendance of Brian Brake, President & CEO of the Military Museums, and several other representatives from the Military Families Fund of the Canadian Forces, a formal ceremony will be held at 11:15 am, in which the Chairman & Chief Executive Officer of Deeley Harley-Davidson Canada, Don James, will unveil a specially-customized motorcycle which will be handed over to the Canadian Forces Personnel and Family Support Services’ Gerry Mahon, President of CANEX.

“I am constantly surprised by the generosity and the altruism that our H.O.G. members throughout the country show in their incessant efforts in fundraising and charitable events. So I will be extremely proud on our end to have the opportunity to be able to show a little corporate citizenship and unveil a motorcycle which will represent our ‘Thanks to the Troops’,” James commented.

In addition to the donation of this unique commemorative motorcycle to CANEX, Deeley Harley-Davidson Canada further supports the troops by offering a $500 Canadian Parts & Accessories/GM credit to any regular or reserve forces members with the purchase of a new, previously untitled motorcycle.

Deeley is also giving members of the armed forces who ride an opportunity to ride longer under warranty when they return home. The extended warranty will cover the number of days they were deployed to account for the balance of the remaining warranty period.

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