Popular Mechanics Harley-Davidson XR1200 Sweepstakes

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Eligibility : Popular Mechanics Harley-Davidson XR1200 Sweepstakes is open to legal residents of the 50 United States and the District of Columbia and Canada who have reached the age of majority in his or her state or province of residence at time of entry. Void in Puerto Rico, the Province of Quebec, and where prohibited by law.

Promotion Period : Beginning June 2, 2009 at 12:01 AM (ET) through July 13, 2009 at 11:59 PM (ET)

How To Enter : go to www.popularmechanics.com/harleysweeps, and complete and submit the entry form pursuant to the on-screen instructions.

Limit : Limit (1) one entry per household

Prize (s):

One (1) 2009 Harley Davidson XR1200 motorcycle (Approximate Retail Value: $10,799) and one (1) Rider’s Edge training course (ARV: $350). Total Approximate Retail Value: $ 11,149.

Total ARV of all prizes:
$ 11,149

Winners : For winner’s name, send a separate self-addressed, stamped envelope to Popular Mechanics HARLEY-DAVIDSON XR1200 Winner; 300 West 57th Street, 23rd floor; New York, NY 10019 by August 31, 2009.

38 COMMENTS

  1. I tried to enter your sweeps for the Harley, but the server is down as of this Sat. morning(6/6). How else can I enter?

  2. I have repeatedly tried to enter the Harley Sweepstakes,but all I get is ‘cannot find the page’. What gives?

  3. Hae had harley’s for 60 years and have rode through all 48 states within the last 15 years with another couple.
    James Franklin

  4. I would like to ride this bad bike though the bad lands and show
    harleys american pride and craftman ship with a big american flag
    on the back of this motorcycle i would love to do this to sale a
    products thats american made

  5. its simple it gets message out about harley davison motercycles
    + sales popular mechanics magazines what could be better than that

  6. Please enter me in the Harley XR1200 Giveaway I read in
    Popular Mechanics. Yes, that would be the extreme freebie
    PM UPGRADE.

  7. If you agree to a “free issue of P M, why are you automatically billed??
    This is pushy advertising and will turn off many potential subscribers!!!!

  8. I’ve ridden Harleys most all of my life,and also have ridden several Japanese bikes,Brittish bikes and a couple of european bikes and I truly have to say that the only motorcycle I would own is another Harley Davidson,I had a construction accident that took me out of the motorcycling life style. The Doc’s said that I would not walk again,but I have been walking for the last twenty years and now is the time to start riding again and I cannot think of a classer way to do it than on a Harley Davidson made in America by Americans Amen

  9. PM and HD have put together a great promo.In my younger days I owned thirteen different Harleys and also worked in a Harley dealershipfor seven years. PM provides excellent information and has joined up with the greatest motorcycle company.

  10. Thanks for the chance to win a Harley Davidson. I have been driving bikes since I was 13, and formerly owned several Japanese small models. I have a 1980 Yamaha 850XS and it was also a rare bike in it’s time. I baby it, and only drive it a little each summer. Several of my friends have been and are Harley owners and have always insisted that I should be on a Harley. Maybe with some luck I will join them on the road with this special edition, and be show off my North American specialty bike here and in the USA.

    regards, Ron

  11. This bike impressed me with its’ good looks, enough to make me want to enter this contest. Harley Davidson did it right; the XR1200 lines look strong, and clean!!

    Thanks, Ron

  12. My dad and I have read Popular Mech. since i was about 7. I have always loved anything mechanical. You guys cover it all,i am a certifiable gear head. Bikes,hot rods,race cars,chainsaws,boats you name it its all good.I havent had a bike now since 1998. My street rod is amost finished but,now allmy buds have bikes. It seems when i had one no one else did, no one to ride with. Dad had me on his BSA when i was 3 and i been in love with bikes ever since. Ive owen several but never a HD.Hey a street flat track style would be just wright. Who ever wins it i hope they would appreciate like i would.

  13. This is an excellent promotion with a terrific product! My first Harley was a 1931, 45 c.i., used, for which I paid $35. It needed a battery so I jump started it each time I rode it. My next one was in better condition but still needed lots of TLC, it was a 1934 EL with lots of problems and I was still in High School so had very little money for parts. The third bike was a 1942 shaft drive desert bike that was hard to break – lots of fun but I had to sell it when I went into the Navy. Since then there have been numerous other machines but no more Harleys until,”hopefully”, this one.

  14. Dad and myself have subscribed to this magazine since the early ’60’s, I’ve tried several times to enter this sweepstakes and it said “not excepting entries”! WHAT’S THE DEAL??? Very disapointed in the whole mess; maybe you should write an article on how to fix your own website!!Looks like this magazine has gone the route of everything else that used to be reliable!

  15. Tried to enter on July 13 at 9:45 pm. “Not accepting entries!” Very frustrating. Was reading this magazine tonight and was excited to enter for the bike. No such luck! 🙁

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