Utah Powersport Pros

Born in the Garage

Built for the Trail

Conner Corbin is not just the owner of Utah Powersport Pros. He is the guy who still gets dirt under his nails on a Saturday morning. Born and raised in the Wasatch backcountry, Conner grew up wrenching on ATVs in his dad’s garage before he could legally drive one. What started as a teenage obsession with making machines go faster and climb higher turned into a full blown career after he fixed his buddy’s UTV at 18 — then got paid in cold drinks and trail bragging rights. Today, he runs the shop with the same hands on grit. You will find him elbow deep in a clutch assembly one minute, then laughing over a post ride burger with customers the next. He does not delegate the hard jobs. He tackles them himself — because to him, every machine that walks through the door belongs to someone who is counting on it for their next adventure.

More than a mechanic, Conner is a rider’s advocate — the kind of guy who remembers your name, your last trail mishap, and what kind of oil you prefer. He built Utah Powersport Pros on three simple rules. Treat every customer like family. Never cut corners. Always say what you mean. No sales jargon. No upselling. Just honest work, fair prices, and a genuine love for the sport. When he is not in the shop, you will find him out on the trails testing new parts, scouting hidden ridgelines, or helping local riders troubleshoot problems over text. His motto? If I would not trust it on my own machine, I will not sell it to you. That kind of integrity — combined with decades of real world experience — is why riders from Salt Lake to St. George keep coming back. For Conner, this is not just a business. It is his life's work — and every bolt he tightens is a promise kept.