Brother's Motorsports Office Staff

Mitch Johnson has been immersed in the powersports world since 2006—but truthfully, his story starts long before that. From youth snowmobiles and dirt bikes to go-karts and anything else that could go fast, Mitch was hooked early and never looked back. Over the years, he’s worked in just about every corner of the industry—designing, manufacturing, accessorizing, servicing, and now helping customers drive off with the perfect machine. That full-circle experience gives him a unique perspective (and a serious depth of knowledge) that customers quickly pick up on. Mitch’s current lineup includes a 2025 Arctic Cat Mountain Cat 858, a 2019 Ram 1500, and a collection of vintage snowmobiles—because apparently one sled just isn’t enough. And if it involves speed, snow, or a throttle, there’s a good chance he’s either owned it, ridden it, or raced it. (And yes—he spent years racing motocross on a YFZ450, so he’s not just talking about this stuff, he’s lived it.) What Mitch loves most about his role is helping ignite that same passion in others. Whether it’s helping someone pick out their very first machine or guiding a longtime rider toward their twentieth, he’s all about fueling the excitement and making sure people leave with something that fits them perfectly. Customers would describe Mitch as personable, passionate, and professional—but also as someone who truly knows his stuff. He takes pride in learning everything he can about the products he sells, so when he makes a recommendation, it’s backed by real experience and real knowledge. When he’s not at the dealership, Mitch is still deep in it—attending powersports events, watching races, or spending time outdoors hunting, fishing, and shooting sporting clays. His ideal day off usually involves finding an event, gathering up friends or family who share the same interests, and making a full day out of it. For Mitch, powersports is all about passion—the kind that sticks with you whether you’re riding solo or sharing the experience with others. It’s not just a hobby… it’s something that runs deep.