About
Our History
In 1999, Scott and Lynn Pellett began a journey from their home that would change lives. Starting from a closet, they founded Bike-On, driven by a passion for making cycling accessible to everyone. In 2001, Scott's encounters with adaptive cyclists during the NYC Marathon sparked collaborations with friends Charlie Croteau and Bob Hicks, leading to innovations like the C5 handgrips. By 2004, with Andy Barker’s help, they pioneered the first Quad-Enabling handcycle. Despite the tragic loss of Andy in 2010, the team remained dedicated to their mission.
A Family Owned Business
As the business grew, so did their family’s involvement. Chris Coyne, Dan Pellett, and Kyle Printer joined the team, bringing expertise that fueled expansions in 2012 and 2015. In 2021, Scott and Lynn passed the torch to the next generation, with Dan, and Chris taking the lead.
Today, Bike-On stands strong as a family business, continuing its legacy of innovation and inclusivity. With a committed team and a heart for helping others, the future is bright for Bike-On and its mission to make cycling accessible to all.
Community Connections & Commitment to Giving Back
Bike-On is deeply rooted in community. Our sales are built on relationships—we connect with customers, fostering friendships and a strong sense of belonging.
Driven by a commitment to social responsibility, Bike-On supports our community in various ways. We provide expert guidance on products, sports, and local services, enriching customer experiences.
Support for Adaptive Sports, Veteran & Children's Services
Our dedication extends to organizations promoting adaptive sports, offering discounted pricing globally through our 'Partner Loyalty Discount' and sponsoring races and initiatives.
Additionally, we proudly support veterans through partnerships with VA hospitals and funding organizations, and we contribute to children's services by supporting local organizations with generous discounts and funding pediatric trikes for children with disabilities.