After all the excitement last year around our Triumph Daytona 675 track bike project, we've once again teamed up with Michelin to bring you another chance to win a fully loaded track bike! This will be the third track bike we've built and then given away and this one is going to be the biggest and best yet!
The previous two prizes were 600cc (Honda CBR600RR), and 675cc (Triumph Daytona), but this time we're going big, Kawasaki ZX-10R big! Unlike the previous two projects where we've just presented the finished bike, this one is going to be fully documented via our social media channels so get following, keep your eyes peeled for all the details and to get involved with the build!
Last years winner was Ash Daughtrey
He won a Michelin and Demon Tweeks branded 2009 Triumph Daytona 675 track bike. All by just purchasing a qualifying pair of Michelin tyres from Demon Tweeks.
You could be our next winner...
Purchase a pair or package of the tyres below
between 1st May 2024 & 31st January 2025 to be in with a chance to win!
Entries will only be valid when a pair of eligible tyres are purchased in one transaction from Demon Tweeks, any orders returned will be excluded from the competition. One entry per household. Staff (including relatives), from both Michelin and Demon Tweeks are not permitted to enter the competition. The competition is open to UK residents over the age of 18 only. The winner will be selected and contacted within the first week of February 2025. There is no cash alternative to this prize. The winner is required to collect the bike from our Wrexham HQ to allow for promotional photographs etc.. to be taken. It is the winner's responsibility to arrange transportation of the bike from Demon Tweeks. The bike will be supplied SORN, without insurance or road tax. The bike is solely intended as a track bike and is not suitable for use on the road in its supplied format. The bike, fitted components or included accessories are supplied without any warranty or guarantee. It is the responsibility of the competition winner to ensure the bike is ready to use on the track before engaging in any track activities.