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Evercoast Bicycles is a Vancouver-based manufacturer and premium service center located in Kitsilano. Led by Founder and CEO John Tarin Perry, a BCIT-trained Mechanical Engineering Technologist, we design and build high-performance steel bicycles — like the Passage and Seymour series — that blend technical precision with easy serviceability. Complementing our engineering expertise is Head Mechanic.

Every Evercoast bike and repair meets our rigorous 50-point certification standard, making us the Pacific Northwest’s trusted destination for premium steel-framed bicycles and expert e-bike maintenance.

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Your eBike Brakes: What You Actually Have, and When It Matters

Your eBike Brakes: What You Actually Have, and When It Matters

Most established eBike brands have already moved to hydraulic brakes with 180mm rotors. The brake problem is not what eBikes ship with: it is what they end up with after two or three years of Vancouver riding without a service visit. Here is the honest picture.

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Shimano GRX vs Wheeltop EDS GeX: An Honest Comparison for Gravel Riders

Shimano GRX vs Wheeltop EDS GeX: An Honest Comparison for Gravel Riders

We sell both Shimano GRX and Wheeltop EDS GeX. We build bikes with both. Here is an honest comparison from a shop that has assembled, adjusted, and ridden both — and a clear recommendation for who should buy which one.

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The Passage: A Gravel Bike Built for How Vancouver Riders Actually Ride

The Passage: A Gravel Bike Built for How Vancouver Riders Actually Ride

We asked one question before any other when building the Passage: what does a rider in Vancouver actually need from a gravel and all-road bike? Not what wins races in Arizona. Not what looks best on a spec sheet. Here is how we answered it.

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