RAFFLE - TOKYO CONNECTION
- Jun 24
- 1 min read
Want to own the Tokyo Connection Indian FTR for £50? You’re in luck, because we’re running this giveaway.
The world’s finest custom FTR (according to Ola Stenegard who designed the FTR for Indian Motorcycle). This is a 2022 Indian FTR with bodywork by the master Cheetah, Tokyo, Japan
It is spotless, extremely low-mileage and insanely high-sexiness.
THE LOWDOWN
435 tickets total. No limit on ticket purchases
Shortly after the tickets are sold out, we’ll announce when we’re going live on Instagram to choose a winner at random.
BUY FROM SIDEBURN.BIGCARTEL.COM
Free delivery anywhere in mainland UK
Up to £500 towards shipping the FTR anywhere in the world
THE BIKE
1200cc Indian FTR
One-off alloy bodywork and brakes scoops by @cheetah_tokyo
Engraved central panel with semi-precious stones by @cheetah_tokyo
Signwriting by @grindandbrush, Japan
Leather seat by @ateliertee, Japan
Custom subframe and underseat fuel cell by @ducktail_watanabe, Japan
S&S Grand National pipe in Cerakote white
19in rims front and rear
Dunlop DT4 tyres
Gilles x Indian footrests and hand levers
Neken dirt track bars
Stock tuning for everyday reliability
If you’re a UK winner, the bike will have a 12-month MOT
BUY FROM SIDEBURN.BIGCARTEL.COM
International players welcome
Ticket numbers assigned in order of purchase. Not possible to choose a number.
If you'd like to read about Tokyo Connection you can, in Sideburn 54.
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That custom bodywork by Cheetah is pure art. You rarely see an Indian FTR built out with that level of detail, especially the hand engraving and the white Cerakote pipe. Capping it at only 435 tickets gives incredible odds for a fifty quid ticket too. I was actually reading a custom motoring piece on https://englandderbyshire.co.uk/ earlier that talked about bespoke craftsmanship in modern builds, and this bike is the ultimate example of that. Good luck to everyone entering the draw!
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This Indian FTR giveaway is insane! I'd love to win that bike. But if I don't, I might just upgrade my setup instead. I've been checking the mini pc price comparison table to find a good deal on a compact computer.
That's a pretty cool giveaway, especially with the unique bodywork by Cheetah in Tokyo. I wonder if the winner will keep it or flip it for a profit. More details on the bike can be found on Cookie Clicker 2.