2023 North American NVP Expo a Success

Parts Unlimited, Drag Specialties and Parts Canada brought the teams back together in Madison, Wisconsin, for what proved to be a successful 2023 North American NVP Expo.

The Expo weekend, which took place Aug. 17-20, kicked off on Thursday with training for the Parts Unlimited, Drag Specialties and Parts Canada sales teams and extended into Friday, where they had additional opportunities to visit vendor displays and additional training for top vendors.

On Saturday and Sunday, exciting new brands and products were unveiled along with opportunities to connect with the industry’s leading brand representatives. Dealers attending the expo received expo discounts and additional incentives.

Saturday evening brought everyone together for a magnificent evening on the rooftop of Monona Terrace for the annual bike show and Meet & Greet. Following the Meet & Greet, attendees headed to downtown Madison to watch the Boonie Bike Bonanza, an exciting and fun entertainment event provided by Icon.

Paul Langley, CEO, said, “The 2023 Madison North American NVP was a huge success, with dealers, reps and vendors giving it positive feedback. The weather for the Saturday evening Meet & Greet/Bike Show was ideal, and we had a full house.”

“Although many participants have cherished the Madison expo for many years, we have simply outgrown all available floor space and downtown hotel room capacity,” Langley continued. “Therefore, we are excited to announce that the 2024 North American NVP will move to the newly renovated Wisconsin Center in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, with the preferable dates of Sept. 7-8, 2024.”

James Danyluk, president, Parts Canada, added, “The 2023 Madison NVP in my view was a complete success. All the Canadian dealers I talked with said it was a fantastic show and well worth it to come. A fitting way to close out the Madison venue. Looking forward to Milwaukee in 2024.”

Milwaukee will be a great backdrop for the next North American NVP and will bring more than triple the floor space, allowing for more vendors and larger exhibits, making this the largest footprint yet for the Expo. This change of venue will also bring a lot of new twists and fun for all.

Stay tuned for all the exciting announcements leading up to Milwaukee 2024.

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