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Burnt Bikes: Building Trails, Building Community

Burnt Bikes: Building Trails, Building Community

What started as a way for Dave Sandsmark to keep up with his kids on bikes turned into a lifelong passion that shaped his community. From launching Burnt Bikes in his basement to building world-class trails (sometimes with the help of unsuspecting shuttle passengers), Dave’s dedication to mountain biking runs deep. With unwavering local support, Burnt Bikes became BC’s Favourite Bike Shop—proving that small-town passion can make a big impact.

Fukasaku: A Northern BC Treasure

Fukasaku: A Northern BC Treasure

The inspiration for Fukasaku began years earlier when Dai first arrived in Northern BC. Despite the region's rich waters, he noticed much of its incredible seafood wasn't available to locals.

"Growing up in Tokyo, seafood was always an integral part of my life," Dai recalls. "I started daydreaming about opening a restaurant showcasing only local seafood once I became a landed immigrant in Canada."

Burnt Bikes: Building Trails, Building Community

Burnt Bikes: Building Trails, Building Community

What started as a way for Dave Sandsmark to keep up with his kids on bikes turned into a lifelong passion that shaped his community. From launching Burnt Bikes in his basement to building world-class trails (sometimes with the help of unsuspecting shuttle passengers), Dave’s dedication to mountain biking runs deep. With unwavering local support, Burnt Bikes became BC’s Favourite Bike Shop—proving that small-town passion can make a big impact.

Fukasaku: A Northern BC Treasure

Fukasaku: A Northern BC Treasure

The inspiration for Fukasaku began years earlier when Dai first arrived in Northern BC. Despite the region's rich waters, he noticed much of its incredible seafood wasn't available to locals.

"Growing up in Tokyo, seafood was always an integral part of my life," Dai recalls. "I started daydreaming about opening a restaurant showcasing only local seafood once I became a landed immigrant in Canada."

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