Our team
James
Inner West Bike Hub Manager
Like most employees, James also started his journey with us as a volunteer – way back in 2018. Not too long after, he joined the team on an official basis – as a bike mechanic. And now manages the Inner West Bike Hub.
Outside of work James has an immense passion for bikepacking. If he’s not at the Inner West Bike Hub, he’s traversing around all corners of Australia. He recently completed the Victoria Divide 500, a 570km bikepacking race in just over 3 days. Ask him about his top rides next time you are down at the Inner West Bike Hub.
Dom
Workshop Instructor/ Torquay Bike Hub Manager
You can find Dom down on the Surf Coast working closely with young people to spark their curiosity in the cycling world and helping them build their practical skills.
With over ten years of experience teaching, he’s designed lessons-based competency plans and developed engaging bike education programs. You might know him from the Full Cycle program, an engaging bike education repair and recycle program at Point Cook College.
And naturally, like all his colleagues his passion for cycling spans from road riding to mountain biking, bikepacking and driving a sustainable future for young people.
Michael
Bike Mechanic
Michael is a seasoned bike mechanic with his career in the industry spanning over 20-years. Originally from Uruguay, Michael was lucky to be introduced to the cycling world at a very young age by his dad who was a professional cyclist.
He’s got a deep appreciation for all types of bikes – from dragsters to classic road bikes and everything in between. Next time you’re down at the bike hub, ask him about his immaculate collection of bikes.
Max
Bike Mechanic
Max is one of the Inner West Bike Hub’s newest recruits. Like James, he started his journey with is as a volunteer.
His interest in cycling was sparked when a friend introduced him to track cycling. And it wasn’t long before his interests expanded to bikepacking and mountain biking.
Outside of work, Max is a talented musician – studying it at university. He plays the drums and has a soft spot for jazz.
Casper
Workshop Instructor
Born and raised in Denmark it was inevitable that cycling was going to be a big part of Casper’s life. As a kid, he used to cruise the streets of Denmark on his BMX with his friends. As a young adult, he was fortunate to live in Norway, which opened his world to mountain biking before a move to the Surf Coast in 2009 and falling in love with road cycling.
He’s passionate about all things cycling – from the intricate mechanics of bikes to building skills required to ride safely and effectively. To Casper, cycling is more than just a means of transport, it’s a lifestyle where strong friendships are made, useful skills are learnt and joyful memories are made.
