Meet the Team
Wells Willett ’24
Wells ’24 is from New Paltz, NY. At Dartmouth, he is interested in studying Environmental Engineering and Computer Science. In addition to working with Dartmouth Bikes, he is an executive on the Dartmouth Triathlon Team and a member of the Dartmouth Cycling Team, Dartmouth Outing Club, and Dartmouth Humanitarian Engineering. His hobbies include anything bike-related, mountain unicycling, and adventuring.
Raif Olson '24
Raif is a '24 from Ely, Minnesota. A CS mod ENGS major with a knack for cycling, he has toured the Eastern coast on his bike and Vice-Presidented the Dartmouth Cycling Team. Fun fact: he really likes Oreos.
Nolan Holmes '25
Nolan is a '25 from Brattleboro, Vermont. He is an engineering major and is an exec on the cycling team. In the winter Nolan loves to ski and race with Club Nordic. He loves to explore old forgotten roads on his bike.
Carly McAleer '26
Carly is a ’26 from Park City, Utah. She is studying Chinese and Environmental Studies with a keen interest in forest ecology. Carly is a member of the women’s rowing team and enjoys a little tango in her free time. She also likes to curl up with a good book, hit the slopes on a ski day or binge Ted Lasso.
Asa Dow '26
Asa is a '26 from Sitka, Alaska. In the summer of 2022, he biked a couple thousand miles through Canada and the U.S. to trade the mountains of Alaska for those of New Hampshire. On campus, Asa is a heavyweight rower and loves building frankenbikes for his friends.
Hamza Najam '26
Hamza is a ‘26 from Multan, Pakistan. A Mechanical Engineering mod Econ major. He enjoys mountain biking and his fun fact is that he is a Formula 1 nerd. He also loves to race Go Karts and to delve into the New England outdoors!
Bond Almand '26
Bond is a ’26 from Maryville, Tennessee. He is studying Ecology, Environmental Studies, and Government with a research focus on climate change perceptions and denial. In addition to being an active member of the Dartmouth Cycling Team, Bond enjoys skiing, trail running, and anything outdoor-related.
Divik Verma '26
Divik is a '26 from Breinigsville, Pennsylvania.
Rai-Ching Yu '27
Rai-Ching ’27 is from Beijing and Michigan. Her major is Highly Undecided as she is interested in too many things. She loves 99% Invisible Podcast and advocating for things such as walking & biking infrastructure through Hanover Bike Walks. She enjoys everything outdoors such as studying on the green, hiking, biking, and climbing.
Lucy Schneidewind '27
Lucy '27 is from Ann Arbor, MI. She is an engineering major, and on campus she plays club hockey and teaches snowboarding. Her hobbies include biking, reading, art, and just generally being outdoors!
Anderson Toler '27
Anderson is a '27 from Denver, Colorado. After a winding path of discovering what he doesn't like to do, he's decided to study engineering. Away from class, Anderson likes to ski, bike, hike, and find new ways to have fun and go fast outdoors. Fun fact: If you want to lure him outside his dorm, put a tiramisu or bacon next to his door.
Brody Rountree '27
Brody '27 is from Winnetka, Illinois. He is a mechanical engineering major who also likes earth science. Brody likes mountain biking at Oak hill, rock and ice climbing, backpacking, and snowboarding. He used to race Cyclocross and XC in high school, where he fixed team bikes and worked at a nonprofit bike shop during 2020. Brody has been at Dartmouth Bikes since 2024.
T.T. Chen '25
T.T. is a '25 from Durham, North Carolina.
Team Manager
Marcus Welker
Marcus Welker trains student analysts and supports their work to conduct measurement and assessment studies. He is responsible for the college’s carbon accounting, greenhouse gas emissions accounting, resource inventories, and annual reporting to assess our progress towards goals in energy, food, water and waste systems and in sustainability planning. Marcus loves hiking, biking, swimming, playing Ultimate frisbee, keeping bees, and cooking and spending time with family and friends.
Want to Join?
Regardless of your experience, whether you have worked in a professional bike shop, fix bikes at home, or have no experience (as is how many currently on the team started out), there’s a way for you to become a bike mechanic. If you come in with little experience or would like an overview in fixing bikes, sign up for the mechanics course in winter, whereby upon completion, you are eligible to apply and become a mechanic yourself. We normally hire new mechanics at the end of winter or early spring term – keep an eye out for a JobX posting. First years are especially encouraged to apply.