Meet 'Hot Rod Jayce': 4-Year-Old Massachusetts Biker Turning Heads with Stunt Skills

A Massachusetts toddler is making waves on two wheels. Known as “Hot Rod Jayce,” this four-year-old biker has become a crowd favorite for his impressive stunt skills on his Harley electric bike.

His dad, Jordan Pacheco, says Jayce was hooked from the very beginning.
“He’s just always been drawn to it,” Pacheco said. “Everyone has the same reaction. Oh my gosh, that’s amazing. How old is he? Where did he learn?”

It all started before he could walk—using a balance bike to get around the house. By age two, he was already riding a small electric bike, practicing for hours every weekend in the backyard.

His mother, Rachel Missildi, admits she was nervous at first.
“But once I saw him fall a couple of times and get right back on, I had trust in him.”

Safety is a top priority for the family. Jayce rides with a DOT-approved helmet, gloves, and protective gear. His parents, both avid motorcyclists, ensure he’s ready before every ride.

Jayce has already participated in multiple parades around Massachusetts and wowed crowds of more than 3,000 people at Laconia Bike Week in New Hampshire.
“There’s people who have pushed through crowds to hand him $100 bills to chase his dream,” said his father.

Known for tricks he often teaches himself, Jayce has built a growing fanbase online. His Instagram account, managed by his parents, showcases his talent and growing confidence.

As he heads into Pre-K, his parents say they’ll support whatever dreams he chooses to follow.
“We just strive to give him access to do whatever he wants to do—to have some fun,” Jordan Pacheco said.

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