Stuart Dunne, MD

Stuart Dunne was injured in 1985 following a road traffic accident, rendering him paralysed at C6/7. Stuart pursued sport during this rehabilitation, and this is where he realised there were many incredible products available; but not in the UK.

Cyclone Mobility started in 1989.  Stuart is Cyclone’s driving force and pushes his team, continuously to achieve its ultimate goal. To become the nations rehabilitation and mobility solutions centre for excellence.

Stuart, who is married and has two boys, has dedicated his working life to helping people with paralysis. Stuart sources cutting edge products from around the globe, that improve the lives of people with SCI’s. Stuart is a keen advocate of all Cyclone products. The very products that vastly improve his quality of life and in-turn, the lives of his family.

Mark Eccleston – Mobility Adviser

Mark Eccleston suffered a spinal Cord Injury at C6/7. Whilst in Southport’s Spinal Unit, he started playing Table Tennis and entered the National Wheelchair Games, Mark went on to win the Gold medal. Mark then played Wheelchair Rugby and was Captain of the Southport team at the National Championship. In 1992, he was selected to represent GB and became captain.

Mark retired from Rugby after the 1996 Paralympics and turned his attention to Wheelchair Tennis, where he went on to win 7 National titles. Mark became the first British tennis player to achieve World Number 1. He was also a member of the first GB team to win the World Team Cup and went on to compete in the 2004 Paralympics, achieving a silver medal.

Mark Eccleston became a Mobility Adviser for Cyclone Mobility in 2014, but has been part of Cyclone through sponsorship during his sports career by Stuart Dunne and the team at Cyclone.

When Mark isn’t at work, he enjoys watching sport including Liverpool Football Club and St. Helens Rugby League, and venturing out on his Batec Quad Hybrid.

Chris Chegwen – Mobility Adviser

Chris Chegwen was injured as a teenager which left him Paraplegic T10 since Friday 13th May 1977. In the ’80s, Chris started an engineering company and built it up to nearly 2 million turnover and at it’s max had 46 employees. He was one of the early pioneers, and in 1988 was awarded his pilots licence and since has flown many types of fixed and flex wing aircraft.

He became a check pilot in 2012 and has built 4 aircraft and restored 1. His current project is a 1,500 hr aerobatic build. Chris runs an airfield with 14 aircraft from gyros to gliders in his spare time.

Chris has worked for Cyclone for 15 years and we estimate has travelled nearly 3/4 of a million miles to help improve the lives of our post injury customers.

Mike Kerr – Mobility Adviser

Mike suffered a Spinal Cord Injury at level C6/7 after diving into a swimming pool at the age of 17.

Since his accident, Mike went on to play competitive Wheelchair rugby, where he become Team GB’s captain at the Paralympics.

In his spare time, he enjoys rowing, watching sports (in particular football), and he’s also a car enthusiast.

Mike joined Cyclone very recently at their Mobility Adviser for Scotland.

Alex Toon – FES Adviser

Alex Toon achieved a level 2 NVQ in Carpentry and Joinery in 2011 and put his skills to the test when he went to work on barn conversions. In 2013, Alex started working for a maintenance company, specialising in repairing tall buildings.

In February 2014, Alex suffered a SCI at T10/11 in a downhill Mountain Biking accident, but that hasn’t stopped him living life to the full. He flew to Florida, USA, to take part in Project Walk Orlando and after three months of intense, unforgettable recovery, he returned home and carried on his fitness regime. Alex became a regular user of Cyclone’s FES solutions. In 2015, he joined Cyclone as an FES Advisor, and continues to help customers achieve their full potential.

Alex’s passion is cars, with a particular focus on classic Mini’s. His spare time is spent in his garage, fixing up his own 1989 Mini Mayfair.

Karen Dunne – Sales Administrator

Karen was a wheelchair rugby official in the 90’s and has been around people with wheelchairs for over 20 years. She has a knowledge of disability and empathises with the needs of people with limited mobility.

Karen works full-time at Cyclone Mobility and is the mother of two young boys. She is dedicated to helping Cyclone customers get the most out of their Cyclone experience.

Karen’s hobby is running and has competed in the Great North run 7 times.

After graduating as a physiotherapist, Paul specialised in neurological rehabilitation. He has gained five years experience working in a range of private and charitable rehabilitation centres.

Paul began his role as Clinical Support Officer at Cyclone in April 2018. He has an interest in the rapidly emerging field of rehabilitative technologies, and wants to empower individuals to manage their neurological condition.