In this edition of Dealer of the Week, we speak with Kenneth Standring of L&D Race Tech, a powersports dealership located in Warrenton, Oregon. The dealership specializes in off-road and enduro vehicles and sells brands such as KTM, Husqvarna, Can-Am, SSR Motorsports, Kymco, and Kayo. See how this dealership has been handling growth and keeping up with an ever-evolving powersports landscape.
Modesto Harley-Davidson’s success stems from its efforts to support the motorcycling community. In turn, the motorcycling community supports Modesto.
Modesto Harley-Davidson has been around since 1938, and some famous people have been associated with the dealership. Its first owner was Leonard Andres, whose son, Brad Andres, was a three-time Daytona winner and National Champion in 1955. Leonard's brother, Gene, took over the business, then sold it to Gene Justice, who in turn sold it to Art Mitchell in 1987. Art has owned it ever since, but more recently has hired one of his family members, John Bilyeu, as general manager.
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Stewart’s career has taken him all over the world to multiple companies with histories that span more than a century, and it has now come full circle.
This all-new, more spacious side-by-side is ready for any adventure.
We pass through every avenue of the automotive aftermarket in this final episode of the season.
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FC 250 and FC 450 Factory Edition machines equipped with advanced technology and race-tested components to deliver unrivaled performance.
The 2025 KTM 1390 SUPER ADVENTURE R is ready to cross borders in search of new, uncharted ground.
