Win A Motorcycle In 2025!
- 1. Select the motorbike you want to win
- 2. Choose your tickets, from only 50p
- 3. Winners notified two days after competition closes
Weekly competitions for the chance to win a brand new motorbike
This week's prize offer: Win a KTM 690 SMC R & £10,000 for just 30p
Competition closes midnight 15/12/25
See the full line up of new motorbikes available to win in this week's UK motorcycle competition.
The win a motorbike competition is run and administered by BOTB. Clicking on "Play Now To Win" will take you to the the BOTB motorcycle website.
UK Motorbike Competition
Fancy winning a brand new UK motorcycle in 2025?
Biker Insure have teamed up with BOTB to give UK bikers the weekly chance of winning a brand new motorcycle.
Choose from a varied and changing selection of amazing motorbikes, with bikes from Yamaha, Honda, Suzuki, Kawasaki, Ducati, KTM, BMW and more.
Enter the weekly competition by deciding on the motorbike you'd like to win, buying your tickets, and checking out. Winners are drawn at random 48 hours after the competition closes.
Why not play today and see if you can win a brand new motorcycle!
What motorbikes can I win?
The lineup of motorbikes available to win changes on a regular basis. There are always a wide selection of motorbike to choose from, which typically includes bikes from the 4 major Japanese manufactuers (Kawasaki, Honda, Suzuki, Yamaha), but also European exotica courtesy of Aprilia, KTM, BMW and Ducati.
You can be in with a chance of winning a top-flight superbike, a hyper naked, a tourer, streetbike or adventure bike. The prize lineup also sometimes includes electric motorbikes and supermotos!
Every motorbike comes with a cash alternative which can be seen when you buy your tickets. If you win a motorcycle, you can opt for the cash prize instead of the bike.
How do I win a motorcycle?
In order to enter the competition, first of all you'll need to decide which motorbike you'd like to win. If you can't decide, you can enter a ticket for more than one motorbike (or even every bike in the draw!). There's a maximum of 1000 tickets available per competition entrant.
Once you have added all your tickets, you'll see a summary of all the motorbikes you'd like to win listed in your basket. If you proceed to play, you'll be directed to the secure checkout where you can also enter any BOTB voucher codes.
With a guaranteed lifestyle competition winner every week, you could be the next biker to win your dream motorcycle in 2025!
How much does the win a motorbike competition cost?
This depends on the motorcycle you’d like to win. As a general guide, prize tickets cost from around 50p to £1 - but keep your eyes peeled for discounts, special offers and giveaways.
How often is the motorbike competition?
The win a motorbike competition is part of the weekly lifestyle competition and runs Tuesday to Monday every week. Winners are announced on a Thursday.
Win a motorbike for free
Free entry is available for every motorcycle in the BOTB weekly lifestyle competition.
Why is free entry available?
In Great Britain, prize draws and competitions are also known as “free draws”. These are competitions where the outcome is determined by chance, and where there is both a paid and free entry route for players to choose between.
Because a free entry route is made available, these prize draws do not require a licence under the Gambling Act 2005.
How to win a motorcycle for free
- Choose the motorbike you want to win
- Click "enter now" and select the "free postal entry" tab
- Follow the instructions, remembering to state the competition and motorbike you want to win
There is no cost to enter the free motorcycle competition via the postal route, although entrants will need to cover the cost of postage.
One entry is allowed per postcard or envelope, and you can send in as many postal entries as you wish (up to the specified limit per person, per competition). You'll also need to have an active BOTB account when postal entries are processed.
What's the catch of the free to enter motorbike competition?
There is no catch - the free entry route must be made available in order for the competition to be offered without a gambling licence.
Win a motorbike competition entries typically cost between 50p and £1 per entry, so you'll need to decide if it makes sense to pay for the cost of a stamp and the postcard or envelope in order to enter via this route.
For full entry requirements plus T&C's of the free competition, please see the BOTB website.
How do I know the competitions are legitimate?
BOTB has been established since 1999, and is the longest running competiiton website in the UK. Over 500,000 people have won a prize in a BOTB competition over the years, with £123+ million in prizes won.
BOTB are an official signatory to the UK Government's Voluntary Code of Good Practice for Prize Draw Operators, a set of best practice standards intended to strengthen player protections, transparency and accountability across the prize draw industry:
Player protection
Enhanced safeguards are in place to protect competition entrants, including credit card spending limits, robust age verification (18+), and clear complaints procedures. Clear T&C's are provided for all competitions - including eligibility, entry methods, closing dates, prize details, and winner selection processes.
Transparency
Transparency must be provided on how the prize draws work - including free competitions, the allocation of prizes, and your chances of winning. Every draw is carried out fairly and with an independent verification process or certified random selection.
Accountability
Operators should have processes and systems to monitor and regularly review compliance with the code. Where any inadequacies or improvements are identified, operators are expected to take swift action to ensure compliance..
For further information, please visit: Voluntary Code of Good Practice for Prize Draw Operators
Win a motorbike competition FAQ's
How is the winner decided?
Winners are drawn at random from all correct entries by PromoVeritas (or similar), the UK's leading independent promotional verification service using certified random number generation software.
How old do I have to be to enter the motorbike competition?
In order to register an account with BOTB, you'll need to be aged 18 or over.
Can winners remain anonymous?
When you sign up to BOTB and agree to the terms and conditions, you'll accept that winners may be asked to pose for photos or record videos, which may be used in future marketing efforts and also to identify you as the winner of a competition.
Is the competition a motorcycle raffle or lottery?
The motorbike competition is a prize draw, with the winner being drawn at random. You can enter as many tickets into the draw as you like (up to a maximum of 1000 per person).
Are the motorbikes new?
The motorcycles you can win in the lifestyle competition are always brand new.
If I win a motorcycle, will insurance be included?
Unlike BOTB's car competitions (which contribute a capped amount to first year servicing and insurance), BOTB's motorcycle competitions do not provide help towards this. There are often cash prizes bundled with the motorbikes, which should be more than enough to cover the insurance.
It will be your responsibility to ensure the motorbike is adequately insured and taxed prior to riding your motorcycle on a public road.
When it's time to insure your winning bike, remember to get a quote via Biker Insure. Check out our main motorcyle insurance pages to compare quotes today.
Is the competition open to non UK residents?
The competitions are intended to be offered to people whose legal permanent residence is in the United Kingdom (UK).
Prefer to win something that isn't a motorbike?
Cash alternatives are available if you change your mind and don't want to claim your winning motorbike.
As well as motorbikes, you can also choose to win cars, cash, watches and more.
BOTB are perhaps best known for their spot the ball dream car competitions. If you prefer supercars to superbikes, head on over to our win a car page for more information.
Dead set on winning a motorbike? Enter the competition now: