Graeme Burns - Village Bikes

Episode 3 of the Steveston People podcast, hosted by Steveston People Podcast, titled "Graeme Burns - Village Bikes" was published on July 2, 2025 and runs 41 minutes.

July 2, 2025 ·41m · Steveston People

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Summary

Graeme Burns loves his job! He's the General Manager of Village Bikes located in the sunny, bike-friendly Steveston area of Richmond, BC.In this episode, you'll hear about:-Graeme's long-time connection with the Steveston area from childhood-His career journey and advice for aspiring bike mechanics-Pro bike maintenance tips-Most bang-for-your-buck accessories, essential gear, and trends-The culture and types of cycling clubs available in the area-Graeme's super creative side, including designs for Village Bikes apparel AND his own fashion label*Bonus—you'll also hear our brand new hit song celebrating Graeme's favourite bike accessory of ALL TIME!This is a super fun and informative episode with one of Steveston's most popular go-to bike guys, so go ahead and press play now!

Episode Description

Graeme Burns loves his job! He's the General Manager of Village Bikes located in the sunny, bike-friendly Steveston area of Richmond, BC.

In this episode, you'll hear about:

-Graeme's long-time connection with the Steveston area from childhood

-His career journey and advice for aspiring bike mechanics

-Pro bike maintenance tips

-Most bang-for-your-buck accessories, essential gear, and trends

-The culture and types of cycling clubs available in the area

-Graeme's super creative side, including designs for Village Bikes apparel AND his own fashion label

*Bonus—you'll also hear our brand new hit song celebrating Graeme's favourite bike accessory of ALL TIME!

This is a super fun and informative episode with one of Steveston's most popular go-to bike guys, so go ahead and press play now!

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