Lefty's Fat Boy Giveaway: How to Enter

We're giving away a motorcycle. A real one: a 2000 Harley-Davidson Fat Boy (FLSTF) with the 88 cubic inch engine, about 12,900 miles, in orange and silver with flames and blue stripes. It's been sitting in our Pinehurst shop, and it's going to one of you.

No catch, no purchase, and no raffle tickets to buy. Fill out one form, and you're in the drawing.

Here's exactly how it works, straight from the official rules, so nobody's guessing.

How to enter (takes about two minutes)

1. Go to leftysautocrafters.com/giveaway.
2. Fill out the form completely: full name, email, phone, mailing address, date of birth, and how you heard about the giveaway.
3. Agree to the official rules and hit submit.

That's one entry. No purchase, no payment, nothing to buy. Buying something from us won't raise your odds either.

How to get up to 5 entries

On the same form you can claim one bonus entry for each Lefty's account you follow or subscribe to:

• YouTube
• Instagram
• Facebook
• TikTok

That's up to four bonus entries, for five entries total. They're free. One thing to know: we'll check that the winner actually follows every account they claimed. Bonus entries we can't verify don't count, and we may draw again. So only tick the ones you really follow.

When does it end?

This is the fun part. The giveaway started November 5, 2026, and it ends at 11:59 PM Central on the day our YouTube channel hits 5,000 subscribers. If we set an earlier end date, we'll post it on the giveaway page and our social channels first.

So yes, subscribing helps you twice: it's a bonus entry, and it moves the finish line closer.

Who can enter

• Legal residents of the 50 U.S. states and D.C., except New York and Florida.
• 18 or older when you enter.
• Not a Lefty's employee, or their immediate family or household.
• A motorcycle license is encouraged, but you don't need one to enter or win.

One form per person and per email. Duplicate forms, fake identities and bots get thrown out. We do check.

If you win

Within 14 days after the giveaway ends, we draw one winner at random from all eligible entries. We'll email first, then call. You'll have 30 days to respond.

Before we hand over the keys, a few honest details:

• The bike is awarded as-is. It's a 2000 model, so expect normal wear and a few nicks and chips in the paint. No warranty.
• You pick it up in person at our shop in Pinehurst, TX, within 30 days of being confirmed. Travel, shipping, title transfer, registration, insurance and taxes are on the winner.
• The approximate retail value is $7,500, and we'll issue a 1099 for it, so you'll need to give us a valid taxpayer ID. Talk to a tax pro if you're not sure what that means for you.
• You'll sign an eligibility affidavit and a release, and show a photo ID at pickup.

I'd rather you read that now than be surprised later.

A few mistakes to avoid

We've been watching entries come in since November 5, and a few things trip people up:

• Typos in your email or phone. If we can't reach you, you can't win. We email first, then call, and the winner has 30 days to answer. Double-check both before you submit, and keep an eye on your spam folder.
• Filling out the form twice. It feels like a way to double up. It isn't. One form per person and per email, and extra forms can get every one of your entries thrown out. Use the bonus entries instead.
• Ticking accounts you don't follow. We really do check the winner's follows. Follow first, then tick the box.
• Using a nickname. Use your legal name and real mailing address. If you win, we have to match you to a photo ID and put the title in your name.
• Entering from New York or Florida. Sorry, the rules don't allow it. Have a friend in another state tell them about it.

Spread the word (it helps everybody)

The giveaway ends when the YouTube channel hits 5,000 subscribers. So every person you send to the channel gets us all closer to the drawing. Share the giveaway page with your riding buddies, your car-show crew, the group chat. More subscribers means an earlier draw. Just remember it's one form per person, and they need to enter themselves.

What's the bike really like?

It's a 2000 FLSTF Fat Boy with the 88 cubic inch engine and roughly 12,900 miles on it. The paint is orange and silver with flames and blue stripes, the kind of bike people notice in a parking lot. It's not showroom new, and we won't pretend it is: there's normal wear and some nicks and chips in the paint. That's exactly why the rules say it's awarded as-is.

Why a body shop is giving away a bike

Short version: this community has been good to us. The car shows, Hot Rod Church, the folks who drive in from Tomball and Magnolia with a project they've been sitting on for years. A giveaway is our way of saying thanks and having some fun with it. And if the bike's paint isn't your style, well, you know where to find a custom paint shop.