KindHuman Bicycles

Vendor's own about page and a directory both name three Canadian co-founders (Gavin Brauer, Ayal Rahat, Adam Abramowicz) with no mention of outside investors or a parent company. Corporations Canada's federal registry returned zero results for the name, suggesting a provincial (Ontario) registration; Ontario's business registry blocked automated access, so incorporation records could not be checked directly.

• About KindHuman · the vendor's own site “Since 2013”
• Bicycles: KindHuman 🍁 | Made in CA · directory “a Toronto-based bicycle company that was founded by Gavin Brauer, Ayal Rahat, and Adam Abramowicz”
• Search for a Federal Corporation - Online Filing Centre - Corporations Canada · registry record “0 results were found, 0 returned.”

The vendor confirms final build in Toronto: bikes are built-to-order and custom assembled to the rider's measurements there, and orders ship from a Toronto warehouse. Neither the Kampionne nor the Kensuke product pages, nor the about page, state where the high-modulus carbon frames themselves are fabricated, and a boutique brand at this scale has no plausible domestic carbon-frame factory, so frame production is inferred to be Asian OEM manufacture (Taiwan or China) with final assembly and fit in Toronto. A directory entry claims the bikes are simply "Manufactured In: Toronto, ON", but that reads as a description of the local assembly step rather than of frame origin.

• Order KindHuman Bicycle Online | Shipping and Returns · the vendor's own site “All orders will ship from our Toronto, ON, Canada warehouse.”
• Kampionne 3.0 · the vendor's own site “High-modulus carbon fibre frame”
• Kensuke 2.0 Carbon · the vendor's own site “High-Modulus carbon fibre”
• Bicycles: KindHuman 🍁 | Made in CA · directory “Manufactured In: Toronto, ON”

Single-site business: the storefront, workshop, and warehouse are all at 1924 Avenue Road, Toronto, per the vendor's own contact, about, and shipping pages.

• Terms of service · the vendor's own site “1924 Avenue Road, Toronto, Canada”
• About KindHuman · the vendor's own site “Based in Toronto, Canada”

Neither product page discloses where the carbon fibre or drivetrain components come from. High-modulus carbon frames of this kind are almost always fabricated from material and tooling sourced in Asia, and the wider component ecosystem (Shimano, SRAM, Garmin, Continental and similar brands the shop also stocks) is dominated by Japanese and US suppliers, so the mix is an estimate weighted toward those sources rather than a documented figure.

• Kampionne 3.0 · the vendor's own site “High-modulus carbon fibre frame”
• Kensuke 2.0 Carbon · the vendor's own site “High-Modulus carbon fibre”