Wheels Powersports Staff

Craig, an Arkansas native who recently moved to Fargo from Casper, Wyoming, comes to us with 11 years of experience in the Powersports Industry. Prior to his career in Powersports, Craig spent 15 years in Sales and Management roles. Whether he’s dirt biking, mountain biking, or fishing, Craig loves spending his free time outdoors.

Believes there are two season in each year: lake season and hockey season.

I was raised in a small town in North Dakota. After graduating from high school, I went on to receive my doctoral degrees in philosophy, quantum physics, and zoology at Harvard, Yale, and Princeton respectively. Being almost 17 years of age at this time I decided to participate in humanitarian relief efforts in several third world countries and a very rewarding year in Africa serving along rebel freedom fighters and rescuing countless orphans from starvation. It was then I felt a need for self-evaluation and reflection. I traveled to the Rongbuk monastery in Tibet, spending a year in silence just to better understand the sound of a whisper.

After 40 more years of presidential, royal family, prime minister, and most world leader accolades, (and a very nice wedding gift from the Pope)  I feel I reached the pinnacle of success and purpose for my life when I was awarded the finance manager position at Wheels – inc in Fargo. Although I feel some trepidation about my future, I will strive to make the next 60 years as fruitful as the first 60.

I grew up on the shores of Lake Superior in Upper Michigan.  I played a lot of sports, hunted, fished and of course found my love for powersports.  Believe it or not our four-wheelers only had three wheels.

After graduating I went on to college and started working for a major airline.  That is where I met a flight attendant who became my wife.  We just recently celebrated our 26th wedding anniversary.  The airline gave us the opportunity to see some wonderful places and to do things we would have never otherwise had the opportunity to do.  I did, however, have to let the job go after the company was bought out.

I came to Wheels via the car business.  The two could not be more different.  Powersports are fun to sell.  We will never throw your trade keys on the roof or pressure you into doing something you don’t want to do.   My goal is to have fun and help you find the product that fits best for you and your family. 

My real name is David, but everyone calls me Henry.

I am a ND native who grew up on a family dairy farm just South of town. My first addition to riding started at 8 years old on a 1974 Chaparral SST80. I began roadracing in 1987 and was MRA rookie of the year. I raced until I ran out of money... and talent.

I made the transition from racing to race mechanic sponsoring many fast racers in the past and won 3 consectuive CRA #1 plates, tuner of the year, Podium finishes, Suzuki Cup, and AMA Nationals. 

I am OEM certified in: Honda, Ducati, and Triumph. Currently, I am a Gold Certified Technician on Indian and am Factory Trained on Kawasaki Motorcycles here at Wheels.

Where can you find Henry on his time off?

Hunting, fishing, grilling, ice racing, or riding for fun. Henry has a Triumph 1050 Tiger, a Tiger Explorer, Zuma, KTM 525, Yamaha TTR 125... and a few more. 

"Even a bad day of riding is better than a good day at work". Sorry Bill, not sorry. ;)

I am a simple man. I love to explore, hunt, ride motorcycle, and basically do anything outdoors. And of course I am (sadly) a Vikings fan.

Outside of my love for Powersports, you will find this self-proclaimed "foodie" enjoying time well spent with my friends and family.

I grew up in Southwestern Wisconsin on a dairy farm where I could always fix a tractor but not a cow. That led me into the powersports industry. I enjoy the people of this region and am truly blessed to work with the incredible team here at Wheels. I enjoy meeting new people and helping them with their needs. I have been in the powersports industry for 24 years and it never gets boring!

I've been a Powersports enthusiast all of my life. I've been riding something or another since about the age of four. In 1996 I started working in the industry and I've been with Wheels ever since! Outside of Powersports, I also enjoy most science and technology topics, movies, TV, and video games.

I grew up in the small town of Tioga, ND and graduated from NDSCS with a focus of Powersports Technology. When I'm not being a full-time mom, I'm an avid snowmobiler and sport bike rider. My favorite color is lime green but my chamelon-esque hair that likes to change colors is almost always blue... so watch out for that!

Hey there, I'm Heather! I'm a powersports enthusiast from small-town Motley, MN (yes, Motley, like the Crüe) who grew up on motorcycles, snowmobiles, and four wheelers! I am also a metal head, martial artist, lover of all things spooky, and a cat mom of two! I ride a 2004 VRSCB, so if you see me riding in town, wave hello! 🙂 

I love my job, and I can't wait to help you get geared up for your next adventure!  

I came to Wheels in 1998 after attending North Dakota State College of Science for the Power Sports Program. After college I went right to work at the local Polaris Dealer in my hometown and worked 2 school years at the college in the power sports program.

Fast-forward and I have been with Wheels Powersports for 21+ years as a Service Technician. I have learned a lot from the best of the best. I am proud to be your Master Tech for Snowmobile, ATV, Ranger, and RZR.

Away from work, I enjoy riding my own Polaris Snowmobile, my Kawasaki Motorcyle, and my Polaris ATV. Summers are spent on the water in the pontoon with my wife and our dog.

This avid snowmobiler has a passion for all things powersports.

When I'm not wrenching away trying to get customers ready for their next big trip out in the mountains, I'm out sledding myself. Other hobbies would be bowling, fishing, gaming.

I always look forward to servicing or repairing your atv, motorcylce, sxs, or watercraft so we can keep you riding! There isn't much we can't fix. We are very experienced and continue to learn along the way.

Wear a helmet, ride on!