Bryce is a lifelong motorcycle enthusiast whose passion for two wheels started long before joining the Frankie Dean Racing team. A former District 37 racer, he spent years competing aboard a Yamaha YZ250 and later became heavily involved in the street bike stunt scene.

By day, Bryce is a member of Union Local 12 and works as an Assembly Director for a crane company, overseeing the movement and assembly of massive cranes. Off the clock, you'll usually find him in the garage building, restoring, or riding just about anything with an engine.

Despite his extensive motorcycle background, his Frankie Dean Racing Hooligan machine is actually his first Harley-Davidson. His current collection includes a 1996 Harley-Davidson Hooligan bike, a restored 1970s Mako 250, a 1982 Honda CR480, an 1986 Honda CR500 set up for desert racing, a Honda XR650, a KTM 690 Supermoto, plus a growing fleet of pit bikes, go-karts, and a few three-wheelers that may or may not run.

When he's not racing or wrenching, Bryce enjoys spending time with his family. He's the proud father of two daughters, Taylor and Trinity, and recently earned his favorite title yet—Grandpa—after Taylor welcomed his first grandson into the world. Trinity is currently attending college.

Whether it's racing, restoring vintage machines, or chasing the next adventure, Bryce brings decades of experience, passion, and horsepower to the Frankie Dean Racing team.