iCan Bike - Massillon, OH

We understand that the vast majority of people with disabilities never have the experience of independently riding a conventional two-wheel bicycle during their lifetime. Research shows that over 80% of people with Autism and 90% of people with Down syndrome never experience this thrill. Defying these odds is why we exist!

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Program Details

iCan Bike Camp:

City/State:

Massillon, OH

Hosted By:

When:

Postponed to 2026

Registration Contact:

For information or to register for this bike camp please e-mail Suzanne at icanbikeakron@gmail.com or call 330-940-1441 ext 6.

Where (Click link to view map):

Jackson High School 7600 Fulton Drive NW Massillon, OH 44646

Ronda
"Our Grandson is 10 ½ years old on the Autism spectrum and also ADHD. We adopted him from foster care in 2015 and we have worked with him the past couple years along with his occupational therapist. The furthest we ever got was riding with training wheels. We came to a point where we thought he would never ride a two wheel bike solo. The people who worked with the riders at the "iCan Bike - OKC" bike camp were all amazing. Brianne and Ben are awesome!!! The volunteers and coordinators for the OKC camp were so kind and helpful to everyone. We can not thank you enough for bringing this bike program to riders with disabilities who would most likely otherwise never know the freedom, joy, and confidence of riding a bike on their own. We found out the bike we had for our Grandson was not going to work for him and we were unable to purchase a different one at this time. We just thought we would try and get him one later when finances improved. Brianne and Ben had told us that we could use one of their bikes during the solo riding. BUT, during the week when we came to one of our Grandson's sessions, the OKC iCan Bike local Host Organizers presented our Grandson with his very own brand new bike that is a perfect fit for him! We can never thank the Host or iCan Shine enough for making this all possible for a little boy with disabilities who has experienced so much hurt and loss in his life. I could never describe the joy I felt in my heart when I saw my Grandson ride for the first time in his life all by himself. Thank you!"