is mainly involved in big decision making . Their son AJ , who is 19 , also works at the dealership along with three other employees .

“ Everybody here rides ,” Moscariello says . “ Three of the five of us still ride on the racetrack . And the other two probably will before the year is over .”

Recently , the dealership changed its hours to accommodate an employee ’ s needs

and the dealership ’ s needs . “ We ’ re going to start being open on Sundays , but only for sales , because Zach , he and his wife just had a baby ,” Moscariello says . “ So , we ’ re working around each other ’ s schedules … We get it . He ’ s very important to us , and I ’ m sure he sees it the same way .”

While The Powersports Store employees may not all be family , “ We operate like a

family ,” he says . “ For us , we don ’ t come from money , we don ’ t come from wealth , we ’ re just passionate about doing it and making it work . We ’ re seven and a half years in and we ’ re lucky enough to pick up Triumph this year , and that ’ s going to be what really helps us moving forward .”

Moscariello says the support of his wife has helped him live his passion . “ The tenacity

and the unwillingness to quit and the passion is what keeps [ the business ] going ,” he says . As the dealership continues to grow , he remains focused on maintaining the quality of service the dealership has become known for , and he is excited about the future with Triumph Motorcycles .

“[ Triumph ] has done everything they can to help us be successful ,” he says .