The latest edition of the V-Twin Expo by Easyriders is now in the books. In case you didn’t make it or didn’t know about it the V-Twin Expo by Easyriders is one of those places where the dealers and shop owners get a chance to see what the next hot greatest things for your ride are going to be. Anything you need or think you might need in parts and services for you or your ride were showcased in Cincinnati. Next stop for them is in your local shop, on the hottest custom bike at your local bike night or on the bikes you‘ll see in your favorite motorcycle magazine.

But in this modern techno era of instant social networking like Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, Linkedin and who knows what else, what Cinci is really about is networking old school style. You know like pressing the flesh and looking the consumer straight in the eye while you’re talking to him. Plus you get to see everything in 3D instead of 2 dimensions like on your electronic devices.

That’s what all of us that were in the IronWorks Magazine booth liked the most about the event, getting to meet and greet you. We appreciate all of you who took the time to stop by to chat, check out the money saving magazine deals we have for shops or dealers and to grab some IW swag. Thanks! Now here’s a few snaps of from Cincinnati.

Images and post Sam Kanish

cool S&S bike

there was some innovative advertising

the 2013 Stempy award plaques on display

Marilyn schmoozing with Big Wayne of California Choppers

Frank Klotz of Klotz Kustoms gets his IW drawing prize (a cool clock donated by Cruisin’ Goods of Longmont, Colorado) from IronWorks’ Dianne Sullivan