44 • November 2026 • Powersports Business

BY CHRIS OFFICER

• ASSOCIATE EDITOR

Thousands of powersports dealers, sales reps and industry professionals— along with more than 200 exhibitors— filled the Baird Center in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, for the North American NVP Product Expo, Sept. 12−13, where manufacturers packed the aisles with the latest parts, accessories, apparel and emerging technologies.

The powersports industry’ s largest annual dealer-only distributor trade show, hosted by Parts Unlimited and Drag Specialties, once again provided a comprehensive look at the current state and future of the powersports aftermarket.

MOTORCYCLE, UTV P & A Several new products made their debut at NVP. Here are a few that caught our attention:

Performance parts manufacturer Dynojet is expanding its engine control unit( ECU) tuning technology with its Power Commander 6, which now supports 250cc and 450cc Austrian-built dirt bikes, including KTM, Husqvarna and GasGas. The Dynojet team told us at NVP that it is the only aftermarket company capable of tuning Austrian ECUs without removing the unit.

Custom Dynamics is expanding its Harley-Davidson lighting lineup with its new Dynamic Lower Fairing Inserts, a direct replacement for H-D lower fairing radiator grilles or filler plates. Featuring more than 130 LEDs per side, the inserts provide bright white running lights and amber turn signals. When a turn signal is activated, the white daytime running light turns off completely.

V-twins weren’ t the only vehicles drawing attention this year, as UTVs had a more noticeable presence on the show floor. Moose Off-Road showcased several products introduced since last year’ s event, including the AdventureTrac tire, half doors and a cargo rack for the CFMOTO U10 Pro, a headache rack for the Polaris Ranger and an adjustable drop hitch that fits any 2−inch receiver.

Ravek introduced new headlight and turn signal functionality for the Polaris Xpedition and Ranger 1500 that maintains an OEM-style appearance— a

Ravek’ s Brandon Westphal shows off the company’ s NVP Trendsetter of the Year award, which recognizes outstanding performance.( Photos: Chris Officer)

response to specific customer requests. Ravek also released a new dome light that connects to the vehicle’ s door and automatically turns on and off when the door opens or closes, similar to an automotive interior light.

BATTERIES RESPOND TO ACCESSORIES SURGE A new wave of batteries, testers and electrical components was on display, reflecting the growing number of motorcycle and UTV accessories that require additional power.

Yuasa Battery showcased its new 12V Bluetooth battery and charging system tester, a wireless system that can be controlled through a smartphone using its mobile app.

Meanwhile, BS Battery introduced its new GR26−620 battery for Polaris and Kawasaki UTV applications.

On the electrical components side, Terry expanded its American wire gauge offerings, a move the company says responds to the growing demand for motorcycle and UTV accessories requiring additional electrical power.