BASTIAN

Trevor is a classically trained software developer by trade, but his true dream lies in becoming a hotdog sommelier. He grew up in Ottawa, where long winters build character, resilience, and a deep appreciation for complaining about the weather... a skill he's been able to seamlessly transfer over to Vancouver winters.

He started cycling in university as a way to save money on gas and parking, which was a great plan right up until he discovered how much cycling actually costs. Most days, his wife is convinced he’s running a one-man stimulus program for the cycling industry.

On the bike, Trevor is a self-described mediocre Cat 2 racer, lacking the time, desire, and genetic gifting to really excel in the sport. He rides all kinds of bikes in all kinds of cycling disciplines. He’s not here to dominate races so much as participate enthusiastically and occasionally surprise himself.

Trevor also fancies himself as a funny guy, although reviews from others are… mixed. Still, he remains committed to the bit, delivering dry commentary mid-ride whether the audience asked for it or not. Most of his friends know to treat his stories with a degree of suspicion, as they're likely to end in a bad punchline.

Off the bike, his interests are simple and well-refined: burritos and beer — ideally consumed after a ride that justifies at least two of the three. Between the miles, the self-deprecation, and the carefully curated “crusty old man” energy, Trevor brings a steady, slightly sarcastic presence to the team.