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2025 NPDA Board of Directors

Bob Kee

Chairman + Founding Board Member

Destination Cycle, TX

bobkeefjr@gmail.com

Jayson Davis

Vice Chairman

PowerSports of Greenville, SC

jaydavis1959@gmail.com

Kim Harrison

Secretary/Treasurer + Founding Board Member

Coleman PowerSports, VA

kharrison@wherethepoweris.com

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Bob Althoff

Immediate Past Chairman + Founding Board Member, OH
bob@bobalthoff.com

Justin Alpiser

Board Member

Team Powersports, NC

team-powersports@hotmail.com

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George Gatto

Founding Board Member

Three Rivers Harley-Davidson + Gatto Cycle Shop, PA

george@threeriversharley.com

Jay Goodart

Board Member

Lawless Harley-Davidson, MO

jgoodart@lawlesshd.com

Michael Kiley

Board Member

Tytler's Cycle + Moto Union, WI

mkiley@tytlerscycle.com

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John Leach

Board Member

Pete's Cycle Co., MD

johnl@petescycle.com

Donald B. Meyers Jr.
Board Member

Baltimore Powersports Inc., MD

dmeyers@hdstore.com

Mark Peterson

Founding Board Member

Southwest Superbikes, TX

markswsb@yahoo.com

 

Mark J. Sheffield

Board Member

Woods Cycle Country, TX

msheffield@woodscyclecountry.com

Brett Tekavec

Board Member

Ohio + Washington, D.C.

Queen City Harley-Davidson, OH + Harley-Davidson of Washington, D.C.

brett.tekavec@gmail.com

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Gail Worth

Founding Board Member

Shawnee Cycle & Powersports, KS

gail@feelthepower.com

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Bob Kee

NPDA Chairman

Destination Cycle

Meet Bob Kee, a driving force behind the National Powersports Dealer Association (NPDA). With over 20 years of experience, Bob seamlessly transitioned from the automotive industry to the dynamic world of motorcycles. He is dedicated to enhancing the knowledge and capabilities of powersports dealers.

Bob's passion for the industry is evident in his belief that current challenges present immense opportunities for dealers nationwide to elevate their game. Embracing the vibrant, changing nature of the powersports business, Bob sees NPDA as a catalyst for positive change. He envisions NPDA as a powerhouse, providing education, a national voice for industry issues, group purchasing opportunities, and legal advice, drawing parallels with his advocacy for 20 Group membership.

In Bob's words, NPDA is not just an association; it's a community formed by dealers for dealers. The organization aims to be a beacon of support, offering affordable and accessible education, a unified voice for common challenges, and practical benefits like group purchasing power and legal guidance. NPDA seeks support from the industry to help the organization grow and make the impact it truly deserves.

Bob Kee's vision for NPDA reflects a deep understanding of the industry's nuances and a genuine commitment to empowering dealers for a successful and prosperous future.

​​Jayson Davis

NPDA Vice Chairman

PowerSports of Greenville

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Jayson Davis is a dedicated figure in the Powersports industry, driven by a passion for the community and a commitment to its improvement. With roots tracing back to the '70s when he started riding dirt bikes, Jayson 

has traversed a diverse path within the industry. 

In the '90s and early '00s, Jayson's journey led him from a customer to a lot technician and eventually to the position of General Manager at a Harley-Davidson dealership. For the past 20-plus years, he has been an integral part of Doug Rudd's organization, holding roles ranging from salesman to General Manager and currently serving as the owner at PowerSports of Greenville. 

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Jayson's approach to leadership is characterized by a keen sense of observation and evaluation. Whether quietly assessing people and processes or leading by example, his goal is to enhance receptiveness and foster overall improvement. Actively engaged in his 20 Club, Garage Composites G-2, Jayson is known for his vocal advocacy and unwavering commitment to collective improvement within the Powersports community. 

Believing in the unification of Powersports dealers for the betterment of the industry, Jayson sees the NPDA's purpose as promoting and protecting the industry in all aspects, from manufacturers to end-users. As a member, webinar/seminar attendee, and vocal advocate for NPDA membership among his peers, Jayson Davis brings a wealth of experience and a consumer's perspective, spanning nearly 30 successful years in the profession and 45 as a consumer. His voice adds valuable insights to the call for unity and progress in the Powersports industry.


Kim Harrison

NPDA Secretary/Treasurer

Coleman Powersports

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Meet Kim Harrison, the driving force behind Coleman PowerSports in Northern Virginia. Born into the powersports business, Kim started at 13 and has been involved ever since. Coleman PowerSports, founded in 1963, by her father, has evolved from a modest space to two multi brand  40,000+ square foot dealerships under Kim's guidance.  Kim is also doing her part in growing the industry with her learn to ride school that opened in 2019, she has already trained over 20,000 new two and three wheel riders.

Kim is not just a key player in the family business but also a trailblazer on the national stage. Voted as the inaugural secretary/treasurer of the National Powersports Dealer Association (NPDA), she played a pivotal role in its establishment. From recording meeting minutes to spearheading committees, Kim shaped NPDA's foundation.

 

NPDA, under Kim's vision, empowers powersports dealers through services, education, and advocacy. Kim believes it's time for dealers to have a collective voice. Through NPDA, she provides them with the opportunity to unite, protect their interests, and build a thriving community.

 

Kim stands at the forefront, shaping the future of the powersports industry.  Kim wants to continue on the NPDA board for another term.  She feels that her work to grow the industry and support the dealer has only begun.

 

As she leads the charge, she emphasizes, "Associations do for us what we can’t do alone." Kim's dedication marks her as a leader, paving the way for a united and successful powersports community.

Bob Althoff

NPDA Immediate Past Chairman

For more than 20 years, Bob was the proud owner, alongside his wife Valerie, of two thriving dealerships in Ohio. His journey began in 1964 when he bought his first motorcycle from Hall of Famer Dick Klamfoth.  Never knowing his avocation would become his vocation, he acquired the landmark A.D. Farrow Harley-Davidson. Under his leadership, it expanded into three successful establishments in the greater Columbus area.
 

Bob's dealerships consistently earned Top 100 honors for 17 consecutive years (until he was ineligible to compete due to his acquisition of DealerNews). With a passion for motorcycles spanning over six decades, Bob is not just a dealership owner but also an avid industry historian.

His dedication to preserving motorcycle history is evident in his acquisition of the Heroes of Harley-Davidson exhibit from the American Motorcyclist Association. His museum quality motorcycle collection stands as a testament to his commitment to preserving the heritage and culture of the motorcycle community.

Bob Althoff was honored with the prestigious Don J. Brown Lifetime Achievement Award in 2013. This accolade acknowledges his significant contributions to the motorcycle  industry and underscores his impact on both the local community and the broader world of motorcycles. 

As a Founding Director of the NPDA, Bob was honored to be unanimously elected to serve as the Association's first Board Chairman in 2021 and continues to shape the landscape of the motorcycle industry that has meant so much to him over the course of his life. He came Immediate Past Chairman of the NPDA in 2025.

Justin Alpiser

NPDA Board Member

Team Powersports

I would like to help strengthen the industry that has been so great to me by increasing dealer profitability, customer experience, and the amount of rider/participants in the sport(s) we love so much.

 

I started off as a front-line salesperson 20 years ago with no experience and no clue what I was doing. We had two brands and the time and one location. I have since worked my way up to co-owner/operator and have served at some point in almost every position in the dealership. We now have two locations, 14 brands between both locations, have doubled the square footage of the original location and planning on future expansions.

 

My leadership style is very much of a servant leader. If I can help my team reach their individual goals, I will without a doubt inevitably reach mine. I have served on a few dealer councils, I have been the Chairman of 20 group, and most recently the Vice President of the North Carolina Motorcycle Dealer Association.

 

I would like to strengthen dealers through sustainability, education, programs and the power of a unified front to take on legislative topics that could be detrimental to the industry and support those that help us move forward.

 

My NPDA background is currently as an NPDA member that gleams information, attempts to draw more members, and more participation. I look forward to participating in future educational tracks and events.

 

I offer a unique perspective to many, perhaps not all, in that I started at the bottom, worked my way up, oversee multiple roof tops and often times have a different way of looking at things. I am very pragmatic and data driven. I rarely operate on feelings and emotions.

 

I would want to contribute to the Board to paint the vision, build a roadmap for the future of powersports and how we are going to continue to grow sustainably as an industry despite all the noise out in the world.


George Gatto

NPDA Board Member

Thr​ee Rivers Harley-Davidson

George Gatto, a leading figure in the powersports and marine industry, is the President, Dealer Principal, and Majority Owner of Gatto Cycle Shop, celebrating its 60th anniversary in 2024. Raised in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, George's early immersion in the family business fueled a transformative journey. 

Under his dynamic leadership, Gatto Cycle Shop evolved from a modest multi-line powersports dealership to a comprehensive enterprise with a large powersports store, a new marine boat store, and the renowned Three Rivers Harley-Davidson dealership. In 2021, George successfully consolidated three Harley-Davidson dealerships into a single, expansive location.

 

A second-generation workaholic, George’s strategic vision expanded a small bicycle store into five outlets, later consolidated when acquiring the Pittsburgh H-D store in 2007. Educated at Penn State University and Indiana University of Pennsylvania, George is an avid learner, having read extensively and completed various educational programs, including Harley-Davidson University.

 

In 2000, George founded a powerful Young Presidents Organization (YPO) Forum, shaping his leadership approach. Actively contributing to the industry, he played a pivotal role in founding the National Powersports Dealer Association (NPDA) and its Harley-Davidson Dealer Council. Currently, he serves as Chairman for NPDA and YPO Pittsburgh, contributing to the development of young leaders.

 

George’s commitment extends to the Pennsylvania Powersports Dealer Association (PPD), where he is a founding board member and Chairman. Past board positions include YPO Pittsburgh, the National Bicycle Dealer Association, the Penn State University NK Advisory Board, and the Harley-Davidson Dealer Advisory Council (DAC).

Beyond business, George enjoys snow skiing, boating, and motorcycling. Happily married to Paula for 30 years, they have a daughter, Giovanna (Gigi), currently a nurse aspiring to become a Nurse Practitioner through graduate studies.

 

George Gatto's transformative journey and commitment to excellence continue to shape the powersports and marine industry, leaving an enduring impact on the Pittsburgh community and beyond.

Jay Goodart

NPDA Board Member

Lawless Harley-Davidson

I have been Dealer Principal at Lawless Harley-Davidson in Scott City, Missouri, since 2020. I would like to bring the same type of synergy to the NPDA relationship of powersport dealers that has been created over decades between the NADA and automotive dealers.

 

I have over 25 years of franchise vehicle ownership experience, involving both the private and public arenas. I was involved in the launch of what is now AutoNation and involved in the process of helping to outline what have now been functional framework agreements that paved the way for private and public companies to operate with new vehicle manufactures. I have also recently been a founding member of two publicly traded companies and their successful operation during my tenure with Vroom and RumbleOn, both traded on the NASDAQ exchange.

 

I am a data-driven leader. I like to have the availability of information that will lead to data driven decision making sharing my ideas and in-site on previous experience and not knee-jerk reaction. Thoughtful consideration and great execution makes a plan work. This also brings the information to the table, so all involved understand our direction and their precise role.

 

I believe the NPDA can bring the whole of the very fragmented powersports industries together. This will cut a path moving forward to allow for consistent growth and continuity between the various manufactures, vendors, and dealers similiar to the RV and automotive industries.

 

I have been involved with the NPDA since 2021 and been on the H-D Council since inception. The organization was introduced to me from Jim Woodruff, a friend and industry leader who suggested I get involved.

 

One of my strengths is my previous experience in the automotive industry in manufacturer and dealer relations as well as real world practice in getting large groups of dealers to agree on what is best for the common good. I have served on the national dealer councils of Chevrolet, Nissan, Toyota, as well as Capital1 Bank on their development of the dealer to consumer interface of their AutoNavigator platform.

 

I would like to continue to lead the powersports industry through the next growth pattern of expansion and survival.

 

 

Michael Kiley

NPDA Board Member

Tytler's Cycle

Michael Kiley has been a lifelong fan, participant and beneficiary of all things motorsports and powersports. Growing up in an extended farming family, his first exposure to motorcycles was at a very young age using them as a tool to bring cows in on dairy farms and getting from farm to farm during hay bailing season – where time is money. Of course, riding a dirtbike like a miniature cowboy – as in all things racing – you have to be faster than your cousin – then buy a bigger bike, then tune it and improve it….

 

As an adult (subject to argument), Michael has been involved in club and professional racing to include teams involved in auto racing and motorcycle racing. Team Rally Pan America was a fixture in the Dakar, Rally Mongolia, etc… for a decade and team trucks were used to deliver relief supplies – including shoes and mosquito netting, malaria prevention devices to remote villages in Africa. Have fun, do good. In auto racing, Michael and his teams won the Pirelli World Championship and placed third in the Hot Road Drag Week Gasser class – paying tribute to the builders of the 50’s and 60’s.

 

Michael is the owner of Tytler’s Cycle Racing which currently competes in the MotoAmerica Superbike class, Supersport class and Super Hooligan class. One goal of the race team is to expand motorcycling and the market that goes with it – by tying it into the gaming and entertainment communities. The industry needs the next wave of riders and buyers and this is a great way to cause growth. TCR has created history on a number of fronts – first female on the podium in a national series, first electric motorcycle on the podium against ICE bikes in a national series, first podiums for BMW in 45 years of professional racing.

 

Michael built a successful technology company from the 1980s to the 2020s. That group of companies provided industry leading solutions for small businesses to provide retirement plans to their owners and employees. While the company itself was not a household name, it was an “ingredient partner” to the top banks, brokerages and payroll/financial firms in the country – as well as a partner to various governments around the world. The best part of owning that company was when the snow came off the roads and he could ride his motorcycle from Wisconsin to Boston, New York, Washington DC, Houston, etc., for partner meetings. In the early days he often had to hide his motorcycle and riding gear as the industry was not favorable to motorcycle riding CEOs. Michael remains active in government policy mostly related to making sure that worker’s retirements are funding worker’s retirements and not poorly executed governance. The economy is healthier when people have money for motorcycles.

 

Michael owns two dealerships in Wisconsin – Tytler’s Cycle in Green Bay and MotoUnion in Milwaukee. BMW, Ducati, Indian and Royal Enfield are the primary brands represented. The dealerships are focused on converting industry processes and software from transaction and machine oriented to customer oriented in hopes of vesting the value in the dealership in its relationship to the community as well as in the brands it sells and the transactions it executes. DMS as CRM support. OEMs manufacture motorcycles, we manufacture customers.

 

All of Michael’s companies run on three key words – Care, Know, Do. Michael and his wife Gina are the parents of 7 children and (so far) 6 grandchildren – some of whom are active in the dealerships and/or race team.

 

When not in the business, Washington DC or surrounded by family – Michael and his wife are happy to not be found – touring all areas of the country on a motorcycle. “I thought it was why I married HER. Turns out it’s why she married ME.”

John Leach

NPDA Board Member

Pete's Cycle

My name is John Leach with Pete's Cycle Company in Baltimore, Maryland. My father started the business in 1938 - 86 years ago - and I have been here 53 of those years. I started riding when I was 6 years old.

 

I am the owner of two dealerships in the Baltimore area, one in Baltimore and one in Severna Park. We carry Honda, Yamaha, Suzuki, Kawasaki, Triumph, Polaris, Sea-Doo, Can-Am, BRP, Slingshot and Kayo. I have worked in all four departments through the years to gain my knowledge on how to run each department.

 

In 1984 I became the GM of our Baltimore location and in 1991 became the GM of all five of our locations. I am a member of the NCM (Spader) 20 group. We are one of only a few Honda dealers that are 61 plus years old.

 

I am on the Maryland Motorcycle Advisory Board that is under the Maryland Auto Dealers Association. I am currently on the NPDA Board and enjoy moving the needle forward to help all dealers no matter what brand.

 

I believe that NPDA exists to help the dealers bond together in unity and to stand up for what is right for us as the dealer, not the government or manufacturer. However, NPDA can also be the mechanism to strike some sort of compromise when conflict arises in a disagreement. I believed that when I became a member last year and believe that now as a Board member.

Donald B. Meyers Jr.

NPDA Board Member

Harley-Davidson of Baltimore

 

I joined Harley-Davidson of Baltimore July 2005 as General Manager and became Dealer Principal December 2012. I served the dealers in my region on the Harley-Davidson Dealer Advisory Council from 2016-2018. In 2021, we added the Royal Enfield brand and now operate under the umbrella of Baltimore Powersports, Inc.

 

I have worked with a number of Powersports Groups over the years including the Eastern Harley-Davidson Dealer Association and the Maryland Motorcycle Dealer Association in various leadership roles. Most recently I have served on the Board of NPDA and member of the Harley-Davidson Dealer Council.

 

I have enjoyed motorcycling since 1990 when I first became licensed to ride and have enjoyed the journey ever since. Organizing group tours and trips to various locations in the USA and meeting many wonderful riders along the roads has been the highlight of my career.

I currently ride a 2021 Road Glide Limited with my wife of 43 years, Beth. Our family includes 4 married children and 7 grandchildren. My oldest son Donnie has worked with me at our dealership for the last 11 years in the role of Parts and Service Manager. Our business has a family culture that prioritizes God, Family and Health in that order. The bottom line is “I Love What I Do”. I value my membership with the NPDA and my participation on the Harley-Davidson Dealer Council because we have built a platform that provides connections, resources, feedback and information for dealers.

 

In the current challenging times, it is most important that we have connections that allow us to share ideas and thoughts that will help us survive and thrive into the future. The Founding Members had a vision that aligns with my own for the success of our dealerships and industry. I am proud to be a part of this association and with your vote I would like to contribute to the future success of the NPDA.

Mark Peterson

NPDA Board Member

Southwest Superbikes

In 1988, I founded Southwest Superbikes, a motorcycle dealership that has navigated market fluctuations and economic shifts with unwavering resilience. What began as a race shop and custom parts producer has transformed into a renowned dealership specializing in the sales and service of pre-owned motorcycles. Our recent acquisition of the Beta motorcycle line marks a strategic expansion into the franchise realm.

 

Beyond the business realm, my passion for motorcycles extends to the race track, single tracks, and adventurous travels. A seasoned rider with a racing background, I bring firsthand experience to Southwest Superbikes. Engaged in the community, I am an active member of the Preston Center Rotary, dedicated to contributing to various charitable initiatives throughout the Dallas/Fort Worth area.

 

Fueling my love for the vintage and collector motorcycle market, Southwest Superbikes houses an inspiring museum upstairs. This collection serves as a homage to the rich history and craftsmanship that defines these iconic machines. In every aspect of my professional journey, from business ventures to community engagement, my commitment remains steadfast to the enduring spirit of motorcycles and the communities they inspire.

Mark J. Sheffield

NPDA Board Member

Woods Cycle Country

Born in Letchworth Garden City, Hertfordshire, England, Sheffield traveled extensively before eventually settling in Beaumont, Texas. After graduating from Lumberton High School in 1989, he took a brief six-day break before enlisting in the U.S. Army. He completed basic training at Fort Leonard Wood, Missouri, followed by advanced individual training (of all things as an M1 Abrams Tank Systems Specialist) at Fort Knox, Kentucky. His military service included a combat tour in Iraq during Operation Desert Storm. Upon fulfilling his four-year enlistment, Sheffield transitioned back to civilian life.

 

The day after leaving the military, Sheffield embarked on what would become a distinguished career in the Powersports/Motorcycle industry, now spanning over 30 years. He has held key positions with a variety of respected dealerships and organizations, including Yamaha of Killeen, Texas Motorsports, Woods Fun Center, America’s Powersports, Honda of Houston, and New Braunfels Cycle Country/Woods Cycle Country and most recently Woods Indian Motorcycle. His expertise and focus on dealerships have also led him to serve on the boards of the Texas Motorcycle Dealer Association, the National Powersports Dealer Association, and most recently, Massimo Motors.

 

Currently, Sheffield continues his work in the industry as the Strategic Advisor for Woods Cycle Country and Woods Indian Motorcycle. In addition, he collaborates with Spader Business Management and NCM Associates, where he facilitates 20 Groups within the Marine, RV, and Powersports sectors.​

 

In 2016, at the request of Dave McMahon, Sheffield began contributing articles to Powersports Business, which eventually expanded into daily posts on his LinkedIn account. A passionate advocate for dealerships, he actively works to counter the overreach that dealerships often face from certain industry vendors. His goal is to establish a balanced, equitable environment where both dealerships and OEMs can thrive long into the future.

Brett Tekavec

NPDA Board Member

Queen City Harley-Davidson

Meet Brett Tekavec, who has spent the last 33 successful years in Harley-Davidson retail and Corporate environment. He is currently the Dealer Principal for both Queen City H-D and H-D of Washington, D.C., dealerships.

 

The Harley-Davidson story begins when he started washing motorcycles during summer breaks from college where he developed a love for the brand and a passion for the industry. The first 12 years of his career was at that same Cleveland dealership where he learned all about the process from sales, fixed operations and management of the dealership. He then began his eight years of working for the Motor Company during which he earned his MBA. In 2011, he decided to alter his career again when he purchased the first of three dealerships. Brett now feels it is time to give back to the industry that provided him the opportunity to become who he is today.

 

His Ohio dealership has earned Gold Bar and Shield and Maryland has earned Silver Bar & Shield awards. Each dealership has participated in performance groups for the last 13 years. Our industry is ever changing, his experience gained in all aspects of a dealership and corporate perspective gives him unique insight into our industry for his leadership to the NPDA Board. Brett also serves on the Harley-Davidson Council for the NPDA.

 

When asked to participate in the NPDA, I first wanted to know what it truly stood for and the vision moving forward. Knowing that we can unite as powersports dealers, share knowledge, create awareness, and grow the sport is everything I believe in. This has engulfed my entire career, I know there is plenty more to do, so let’s do it together!

Gail Worth

NPDA Board Member

Shawnee Cycle & Powersports

Meet Gail Worth, the visionary force behind Gail's Motorcycles, a prominent establishment located just south of Kansas City, Missouri. In 1999, Gail embarked on a journey that would redefine the Harley-Davidson dealership experience. Originally situated in Belton, Missouri, she later spearheaded the creation of a distinctive 50,000-square-foot building in 2004, designed to stand out among Harley dealerships. Gail's infectious energy and dynamic imagination breathe life into her dealership, making it not just a showroom but an experiential space.

 

Gail's commitment to creating a memorable customer experience is evident in every detail of the facility. The dealership mirrors the charm of Main Street USA, with rustic brick, stripped awnings, and various inviting spaces. Gail envisioned a place where visitors would not only say, "Wow, this is so cool!" but also leave with the lasting impression of a great experience. The tagline "Feel the Power" encapsulates the essence of Gail's vision, representing not only the power of Harley-Davidson engines but also the internal strength in each individual.

 

In 2020, Gail's Motorcycles underwent a transformation, relinquishing the Harley-Davidson franchise to explore a broader range of brands, including dirt bikes, side-by-sides, and more. Despite the change, Gail's enthusiasm for Harley-Davidson remains unwavering. The dealership now focuses on selling late-model, pre-owned Harleys, making up 95% of its business. Gail's commitment to fairness and customer satisfaction is evident in the dealership's reputation as a trustworthy place for selling late-model Harley-Davidsons.

 

Beyond motorcycles, Gail's Motorcycles provides access to OEM parts and accessories, collaborates with major aftermarket suppliers, and offers winter storage and a well-appointed service department. Gail's deep roots in the industry, coupled with her drag-racing background, have positioned her as a respected figure. She has actively contributed to the powersports community, serving as the president of the Harley-Davidson dealer advisory council and playing a pivotal role as a founding board member of the National Powersports Dealer Association (NPDA).

 

Gail's impact extends beyond Gail's Motorcycles. She owns Shawnee Cycle Plaza in Shawnee, Kansas, featuring brands like Kawasaki, Honda, Yamaha, CFMoto, and even lawn mowers. Her courage and foresight are evident in her willingness to embrace change, evident when she carried LiveWire bikes before Harley-Davidson spun off the brand. Gail's commitment to staying ahead of industry shifts is reflected in her openness to exploring e-bikes and hosting a charging station for electric motorcycles.

Gail Worth's story is one of resilience, vision, and unyielding determination. Her laughter, strong personality, and endless enthusiasm are not just characteristics but driving forces that define both Gail's Motorcycles and her indomitable presence in the powersports industry. Whether on the drag strip or at the helm of a dealership, Gail's gutsy attitude remains a constant, guiding her through every twist and turn in the ever-evolving world of powersports.

Are you an NPDA Dealer Member who is interested in seeking election onto the Board of Directors? If so, send an email to Executive Director Dave McMahon at dave@npda.org for more information.

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