Braaaaaaap! Historic images of Casper motorcycle culture
Tim Oler with his specially built Triumph dragster motorcycle he rode for Casper Motorcycle Sales at the races outside of Casper, circa 1964.
COURTESY DEBBIE SHEDDEN
With the city smack between winding mountain roads and the widest open spaces, it's easy to imagine getting sucked into Casper motorcycle lifestyle.
Olive Oler, the first woman to be seen riding her BSA motorcycle around Casper, 1343 S. McKinley St., 1956.
COURTESY DEBBIE SHEDDEN
These classic images of the BSA dealership and Pronghorn Motorcycle Club races show Casper motorcycle culture going strong in the middle of the 20th century.
Pronghorn Motorcycle Club race winners, 1956. Lloyd Oler is in the center.
COURTESY DEBBIE SHEDDEN
Many more historic photographs of motorcycles, plains, trains, automobiles and much, much more around Casper can be found in the Star-Tribune's new book, Volume II: Casper Memories!
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