We began selling handcycles to friends in Rhode Island, then to some regional non-profit organizations. Soon enough though, we were contacted by a man in Israel who wanted to buy a handcycle from us. Suddenly we thought, wow this is serious!

Within a few years I left my job in corporate finance to work from home on this venture. Lynn followed a few years later. During that time I met Andy Barker. Andy “the tool man” was a real find. Andy bartered a handcycle he built for a set of Zipp wheels. We became fast friends, and Andy helped build our presence in the handcycling world. Sadly Andy passed away in 2010, but he left a real mark with us and with the handcycling community at large.

Over the years we have attracted the best sales representatives and mechanics in the industry. To a person, our staff represents the highest level of product-based knowledge, real life experience and caring attitudes. We go the extra mile for our customers and strive to be a leader in our market.

Bike-On is now poised to grow while serving our customers to the fullest extent possible. We have a full showroom displaying most of the products we sell. Though not a retail store, we do enjoy meeting customers here for one-on-one appointments, many of whom travel hundreds of miles to spend some time with us and make crucial trials and comparisons.