In 2024, the heavyweight motorcycle category held a 65% share and is projected to grow at a CAGR of 7% through 2034. These motorcycles - typically over 750cc - are favored by riders who prioritize customization, endurance touring, and long-term ownership value. Their robust design and touring capabilities often drive higher investment in aftermarket parts such as upgraded suspensions, luggage systems, performance exhausts, and lighting enhancements. Because riders of this segment are typically more enthusiastic about performance and personalization, the aftermarket ecosystem surrounding heavyweight bikes remains particularly strong.
Gasoline-powered vehicles held 60% share in 2024, with growth anticipated at 7% CAGR through 2034. Gasoline continues to be the fuel of choice due to its widespread availability, high torque output, and extended range - factors that make these vehicles ideal for off-road and remote usage. This segment includes ATVs, motorcycles, utility terrain vehicles, and other performance machines, which often experience significant wear and tear, resulting in sustained demand for replacement components and upgrade kits. The resilience and reliability of gasoline engines ensure that users continue to invest in enhancements and long-term maintenance.
United States Powersports Aftermarket held 85% share and generated USD 4.72 billion in 2024. The US powersports aftermarket thrives on strong consumer adoption, established ownership patterns, and a deeply rooted off-road culture. Its robust network of retail channels, dealerships, and service centers makes aftermarket products easily accessible, while widespread adoption of e-commerce supports direct-to-consumer sales. The presence of notable brands like BRP, Polaris, Yamaha, and Honda, combined with digital-forward platforms such as RevZilla and Rocky Mountain ATV/MC, continues to strengthen the US market's position and responsiveness to shifting consumer preferences.
Leading companies in the Global Powersports Aftermarket include VANCE & HINES, BRP, K&N Engineering, Polaris, Arctic Cat, Dayco Incorporated, and S&S Cycle. Companies operating in the powersports aftermarket are focusing heavily on digital transformation, expanding their e-commerce reach, and offering personalized buying experiences. Product diversification is another core strategy, with brands introducing innovative parts and accessories tailored to specific vehicle types and rider preferences. Strategic collaborations with OEMs help boost brand visibility and expand distribution networks. Investments in R&D are targeted at improving product durability, performance, and compliance with evolving emission standards. Many players are leveraging data analytics and CRM platforms to understand customer behavior and deliver targeted marketing.
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Companies Mentioned
The key companies profiled in this Powersports Aftermarket report include:- Akrapovic d.o.o.
- BRP
- Continental
- Fox Factory
- Honda Powersports
- Kawasaki Motors
- Magura GmbH
- Polaris
- Suzuki Motor
- Yamaha Motor
- Acerbis S.p.A
- All Balls Racing
- Kimpex
- Mitas Tires
- Motovan
- Polisport Group
- ProX Racing Parts
- SBS Friction A/S
- TM Designworks
- Twin Air
- Baja Designs
- Cycra Performance Plastics
- FMF Racing
- IMS Products
- Racetech Products
- Renegade Powersports
- Scorpion Exhausts
- Tusk Racing
- Vortex Racing
- ZETA USA
Table Information
Report Attribute | Details |
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No. of Pages | 350 |
Published | August 2025 |
Forecast Period | 2024 - 2034 |
Estimated Market Value ( USD | $ 11.9 Billion |
Forecasted Market Value ( USD | $ 21 Billion |
Compound Annual Growth Rate | 6.3% |
Regions Covered | Global |
No. of Companies Mentioned | 31 |