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Wow.

Salut, je me demandait si vous en saviez plus sur cette shop parce que maintenant je travail là et j’aimerais en savoir plus sur l’histoire merci

Probably had a lot more bears back then 😂

Fast forward 85 years, the English language is outlawed, streets are geared to cyclists only, homeless people everywhere, gang violence abounds, hospitals are overflowing, "asylum seekers/migrants" taxing society to the brink. Nicely done, provincial and municipal governments...

The farmer was tilling the field with a tie on! 😁

Is it just me or was there a very somber version of the end credits that isnt here? I vaguely remember being disturbed from some of the Jeremy music. Like he would never find his way home again.

Oh wow look there's homeless people sleeping in parks and on the streets in the 70s

Fantastic! This is SO retro. I love it. Great bike too.

This video is taken after I raced there as at the time I raced they used a guy with a flag and no Christmas tree lights . I raced my 1965 Corvair Crosa there in Mission, I was put in L Stock and should In M Stock but was able to beat everyone in L except one 65 full size Chevy with a 283 cu. in engine

The Marine Building was at the time of its completion the tallest building in the British empire. If you get a chance, just ride in the elevator and marvel at the craftsmanship of the inlay wood paneling.

The song 🎵score

Hellooo

Before skytrain came to Surrey

I have owned 9 R bikes, and 2 K75s beauties.... My favorite was the R80G/S I bought new back in the day. That is the best bike ever built, in my humble view. I currently have an R1150RS, also, an incredible bike, that is absolutely visually, a stunningly beautiful bike, like the R100RS was in its day, too! These bikes are so amazing! They handle like a dream, have great brakes, and they run forever! The new Beemers, with all the gadgetry, are less reliable, and according to those who I know that own them, spend as much time in the shop getting fixed (electronics issues) than on the road being enjoyed. This is ironic, because I started riding BMW motorcycles for their reputation for reliability.... New is not better. I'll stick with the Airheads and Oilheads, as these models carry the legendary aura that this brand was always known for, for 75 years, until BMW felt the pressure to "modernize" their image. Well, it worked, they are modern, and completely disposable, like everything else these days, even people. And the "global-ists" wouldn't have it any other way.... Thanks for the video. I am retired from LADWP, so it was great reliving the roads of my youth, now that I have moved away after retiring....

Lovely clip. First gen 4-valves is sweet.👍🏻 2:38 was probably me. :)

Hello all. I am Audi man.

If this Advert was Tony's Wee Daughter who was the Female in The Volkswagen Passat Picking them up was that his Wife?

Look at these streets. Public transportation, people are so well dressed while walking on the streets... How much society has decayed.

I’ve got an r1000s , 70k miles and still pulls hard. They don’t make them like that anymore.

Love this clip. This was the time when there were still 3 generations of the bikes produced: airheads, kbike brick and the new oil head to be the new way. Great documentary.

Funny seeing film of the "new" YVR

Thanks for the cool memories I was there at 10 years old , remember the blackbird and the harrier vividly !

I remember the bridge at the beginning of the film. It's been replaced by a safer but much less photogenic bridge.

I had a series of Hondas (XL350, XR250, CBX400, CBX550F2) then at age 24 was intrigued by a used R80RT. Owned it less then a year before upgrading to an ex-police K100RT in early 1988. I had a long test ride on the first demo R1100RS in 1993, took it back, and said "When there's an RT my name is on the first one". (Yeah, not the way to get a below MSRP price lol). Sure enough, I got one from the first five in NZ, registered to me on 1 October 1995. I'm still using it today, October 2023, 28 years later.

That was a very long time since i was 2

Very beautiful

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I loved Acadian Casnos. That young man behind the wheel must have been extremely proud and happy

Oh, my heart!

Nice colour preservation for the age of the film stock👍

I remember the B-17 at air show in AZ. next to a F-15D .... thought how small it was to the fighter. AWESOME PICS !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

last one was better

This is what they should do with the Mc Barge.

Thanks for sharing that

Emily Carr's documentation of first nations peoples brought it to the forefront and made Canadians recognize the beauty and culture of these peoples. She wasn't just an artist, she was a recorder.

what a great view of my home city, i wish i lived back then ,thank you for sharing it

This, the GS Adventure, the K RS, and the R RT bikes are my FAV of BMW’s 90s bikes.

Wow thanks for the post! Anything from North Burnaby from the 60's or 70's?

Thanks for the views. This is what my mother saw when she arrived in Vancouver in May, 1930!

I see that jaywalking in Montreal was already an established habit in 1939!

Wow! This is incredible! @jmv123 could I write you to use parts of the clip in a City of Montréal exhibition?

On dirait qu'ils parlent comme mes grands parents en Belgique. J'en reviens pas.

C'est génial. 😘 Merci.

Groovy music

Why is no one wearing a Josh Allen jersey?

canadian people make biggest mistake when they vote for corrupt Trudeau. He ruined this country in couple years

Nicely stabilized - thanks! The Montreal Street Railway Co built the first sight-seeing car in 1905 and it was so popular they built another the next year. Successor Montreal Tramways Co built two more c.1923. All four cars are in preservation, two at Exporail and two more at museums in New England. At least three of them run regularly. I'd love to know where the "cattle stampede" (lol)) was and where the farmer was doing his thing. #TheKidsToday -- and really, #TheKidsOfThe1970s (me!) -- don't have a good sense of just how much food was grown on the island back in the day.

All these boys going to war. Then Diversity sets in.