Chris has been with Bike-On for close to 13 years and has worked his way up from tinkering in Scott’s backyard to co-owner & Chief executive officer. When not working, you can find him swinging some clubs, and doing some yard work with his beagles rolling around, all while paying close attention to whatever New England sports team is playing that day. What does he enjoy most about being on this team? “Knowing I have the opportunity to be a part of something that can change the world, one customer at a time”.

Steve Chapman brings to Bike-On over 30 years of experience in durable medical and adaptive sports equipment sales, and he’s an accomplished para-athlete. Paralyzed at age 19, he took some time adjusting to life in a wheelchair, but through the support of family, friends, and mentors, he soon found his way into adaptive sports. Since then, he has become an accomplished athlete, competing at the national level in hand cycling, wheelchair basketball, and tennis. He is passionate about the outdoors and getting others involved in adaptive sports & he dedicates much of his free time to supporting new para-athletes. 

Vanessa fell into the event planning industry after college and has planned scientific conferences, weddings, national trade shows, virtual shows, etc… You name it, I’ve probably dabbled in it. When she’s not working, she’s probably with her family of two beagles, baby boy, and her other half or exploring the food scene. In the event/marketing industry, it’s always been super rewarding to see your hard work come to life, but it’s that much more rewarding when you get to make a positive impact in so many lives!

Kyle is known as the ‘Dwight Schrute’ of Bike-On for his attention to detail, punctuality, and obscure knowledge of everything. He loves working with the sales reps and watching them grow and learn about the industry and the adaptive community. When he’s not working (which is very rare!) you can find him riding his recumbent, playing with his 90-pound bundle of joy mixed breed dog named Aurora, a lap dog in a pit bull’s body who will attack you with love. He loves working with like-minded people that want to help the adaptive community grow!

Stacey’s official title is Operations Lead, but she is also our supplier of sweets, a lover of all animals, and keeps our headquarters in check. After working in a variety of industries over the years, she saw an opening with us and she’s been a great fit! When not working or hanging with the love of her life Kitten, you can find her going to concerts, baking up a storm, hiking, or enjoying a lazy Sunday.

Kaitlyn is a recent graduate from JWU with a ton of photography and graphic design experience. She’s a die-hard Swiftie with a knack for capturing great moments on camera as well as executing well-thought-out designs. She puts her best effort into everything she does and has made a huge impact on our team and brand. When she’s not working, you can find her listening to Taylor Swift, photographing people, reading, or playing the Sims.

David has always been building and repairing bikes as long as he can remember. He’s the founder of the New Bedford Starchasers, a sci-fi-infused bicycle chopper collective dedicated to spreading joy throughout the cosmos where they turn bikes into spaceships, host community rides, and help those in need. When he’s not working on bikes, you can find him spending time with his family, and friends, enjoying nature, and supporting his community.

Doyle is most passionate about getting products to customers that are appropriate for them and work. There’s a special feeling when you’re able to help someone with their independence and activity level! When he’s not working, you can find Doyle riding his handcycle, on the tennis courts, or relaxing watching baseball.

Dave is another one of our sales associates and an avid mountain biker, water skier, and all things active! You may recognize him as he’s been with us for quite some time and is a full-time recreational therapist with our friends at @nepassage! We’re glad he made the switch from architecture to therapeutic recreational studies because he’s able to do what he loves: plan events, help people, and run some awesome adaptive programs.

Alicia comes to our team after spending the past 11 years as a competitive handcyclist on the US Paralympics Cycling National team. When not riding, you can find her gardening, trying to learn how to sew, or fixing something around her house. She already fits right in with our team due to her work ethic, knowledge, experience, and because coffee would be impossible for her to give up!

Ed comes to us with years of consulting and sales experience as well as a passion for figuring out the optimal solution to an inquiry or challenge for both customers and coworkers. His favorite part of being on the team? “The fact that the products we sell improve the lives of the disabled and being surrounded by smart, young people who are passionate about what they’re doing” When he’s not working, he’s hanging out with his daughter, Paddy his furry best friend, and of course HANDCYCLING!

Erik comes to us with FIFTEEN years of handcycling experience! When not working, catch him handcycling, monoskiing, or hanging with his wife Beth and their three pets, Herman, Macy, and Jane.

Elliot’s been a handcyclist for about 8 ½ years, but recently became nationally classified as an H3 cyclist and began cycling in US Paracycling sanctioned events. Elliot’s mission: “I’m on a path to get new cyclists on the road. Every time I ride my bike, I hope someone with a lower limb disability spots me and becomes inspired to research ways to obtain a handcycle of their own. I want to help build the handcycling community in the United States.