The National Powersports Dealer Association’s (NPDA) 2025 Board of Directors election took place from Dec. 9-15, and the dealer members have spoken — the six incumbents running for re-election all held their seats for another two years.
Of the seven spots that were available, the remaining one has been filled by a dealer with extensive ties to the Powersports industry.
Seven of the 14 Board positions were up for election, with seven candidates vying for board positions.
As stated in the NPDA bylaws, only dealers with current “Basic” level membership were eligible to vote. “Affiliate” members (those dealerships associated with a “Basic” membership) were not eligible.
Re-elected to terms that end Dec. 31, 2026, are the first six dealers below:
- Jay Goodart, Lawless Harley-Davidson, Missouri
- Michael Kiley, Tytler’s Cycle and Moto Union, Wisconsin
- John Leach, Pete’s Cycle, Maryland
- Donald B. Meyers, Jr., Harley-Davidson of Baltimore, Maryland
- Mark J. Sheffield, Woods Cycle Country, Texas
- Brett Tekavec, Harley-Davidson of Washington, DC and Queen City Harley-Davidson, Ohio
- Justin Alpiser, Team Powersports, North Carolina, was elected to his first term.
Board members completing their two-year term that ends on Dec. 31, 2025, are as follows:
- Bob Althoff, Farrow Harley-Davidson, Ohio (chairman and founding board member)
- Bob Kee, Destination Cycle, Texas (vice chairman and founding board member)
- Kim Harrison, Coleman Powersports, Virginia (secretary/treasurer and founding board member)
- Jayson Davis, Powersports of Greenville, South Carolina
- George Gatto, Three Rivers Harley-Davidson and Gatto Cycle Shop, Pennsylvania
- Mark Peterson, Southwest Superbikes, Texas
- Gail Worth, Shawnee Cycle and Powersports, Kansas
Since its founding in May 2021, the NPDA now has membership from more than 350 powersports dealership locations in 49 states and Puerto Rico.
