2025 Dreambike Giveaway

PARTNER ANNOUNCEMENT

We’re also delighted to welcome a plethora of new partners for California Mountain Biking Month. This year’s giveaway will be featuring twelve runner-up prizes from the likes of Trailforks, Maxxis Tires, Crankborthers, Ornot, the Loam Pass, Sierra Nevada Brewing, and Formula 100! See below for full details.

What Your Ibis Dreambike Giveaway Donation Supports

Your donation to the California Mountain Biking Coalition will help fuel our ongoing state-level mountain bike advocacy efforts, including:

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About the Ibis Dreambike Giveaway 2025

Grand Prize: Choose Your Own Ibis! The winner gets to choose ANY bike of any size in the current Ibis line-up equal to or less than the cost of an Ibis Rimpo V3 GX Build ($7,200.00 USD). The winner may also optionally upgrade their rig and pay the amount above and beyond $7,200.00 USD prize value.

ADDITIONAL GIVEAWAY PRIZE PACKS

• Prize Pack 1: Choose Your Tread: Maxxis MTB or Gravel Tires for a Year ($400.00 Value)
• Prize Pack 2: Choose Your Slides: Crankbrothers Shoe/Pedal Combo ($400.00 Value)
• Prize Pack 3: Choose Your Brew: Sierra Nevada Brewing Commemorative Yeti Cooler ($400 Value)
• Prize Pack 4: Choose Your Line: 1:1 Coaching with A Singletrack Mind ($500 Value)
• Prize Pack 5: Choose Your Adventure: Loam Pass – Two days of Mountain Biking at 40+ bike parks and shuttle services in North America ($250 Value)
• Prize Packs 6 and 7: Choose Your Lube: Formula 100 Gift Bag – assorted selection bike washes, degreasers, lubes, and oils. ($100.00 Value)
• Prize Packs 8 -12: Choose Your Tool – Crankbrothers M19 Multi-Tool + CAMTB 5-Year Anniversary Commemorative Shirt ($100.00 Value)

ABOUT THE IBIS RIPMO V3

This year’s signature bike is the all-new Ibis Ripmo V3. The Ripmo isn’t just a bike; it’s a legend. With multiple “Best in Test” awards and years of high-level competition at the notoriously brutal Enduro World Series, it’s the ultimate trail-slaying machine. The new Ripmo is loaded with new features: internal downtube storage, a flip chip for mixed wheels, a slacker head angle, and increased coil compatibility. They’ve also expanded our sizing options and added size-specific details—right down to the bottom bracket height. Learn more about the Ibis Ripmo at Ibis Cycles.

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About Our Partners

On April Fools day of 1981, Scot Nicol ​“hung up his shin­gle” on a funky lit­tle shop a few miles east of Men­do­ci­no, Cal­i­for­nia. On that day, Ibis was start­ed with­out mon­ey and with­out a plan. Today they’re locat­ed in San­ta Cruz with 40 (or so) peo­ple work­ing at Ibis. The company has evolved from handcrafting steel frames in a garden shed to operating its own cutting-edge, sustainable carbon manufacturing facility in the United States.

The Ibis lineup now boasts an impressive range, from world-cup-winning carbon fiber bikes to award-winning aluminum models, all complemented by a full suite of high-quality components. Their 5 own­ers all work full-time for the com­pa­ny. Hans Heim is the CEO, Tom Mor­gan is pres­i­dent, Col­in Hugh­es leads the engi­neer­ing depart­ment, Roxy Lo is the design­er, and Scot is Mixologist in Chief.

Trailforks is a trail management system for outdoor enthusiasts, trail builders & associations. It aims to provide the very best tools to inventory, maintain, promote and showcase trail networks and tourism destinations. Tools such as statistics empower each group to have accessible data to show local city councils, governments, tourism boards and parks, conveying the popularity and potential economic impact of outdoor recreation on their area in order to receive further support to grow trail networks.

Ornot makes clothing inspired by San Francisco’s constantly changing temperatures. With fog, wind, sun, and even rain fog, this means we are obsessed with breathability, wicking, and packability. Its gear is constructed using recycled fibers, merino wool, deadstock fabric, and a general consciousness around ethical production and quality construction. Much of its clothing is produced right here in the USA and while we may like to ride fast sometimes, we are very far from fast fashion.

When founder, Matt Quann, started Ornot in 2013, massive logos and team kits were the norm (ask him about his last team kit). Ornot’s goal was to change the landscape by offering well designed cycling clothing, with minimal branding, made right here in California, that doesn’t break your wallet. You could be a rolling billboard, Ornot.

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Ibis Dreambike Giveaway Terms & Conditions

By donating to CAMTB you are agreeing to the following terms and conditions:

• The “CAMTB 2025 Ibis Dreambike Giveaway” is open to US residents, 18 years and older only.
• The “CAMTB 2025 Ibis Dreambike Giveaway” is being conducted by California Mountain Biking Coalition, a non-profit 501(c)(4) corporation under the laws of the State of California.
• By donating to CAMTB, all persons agree that the contact information submitted may be shared with our CAMTB 2025 Ibis Dreambike partners, including Ibis Cycles.
• There is no limit to the number of entries one person may receive.
• Ibis Cycles and CAMTB staff, board members, and their spouses are not eligible to participate in this drawing.
• Donations can be made by credit card only. Processing fees are not counted toward the donation amount.
• Donation amounts can be made in $5.00 increments.
• Donation/Entry Schedule:
  • $5 = 1 Entry
  • $10 = 2 Entries
  • $25 = 5 Entries
  • $50 = 10 Entries
  • $100 = 20 Entries
  • $150 = 30 Entries
  • $500 = 100 Entries
  • $1,000 = 200 Entries
• By IRS declaration, donations are not eligible for charitable tax deductions.
• Odds of winning will depend on the total dollar amount of donations received divided by 5.
• Donations can be made by the following methods: on the internet at: https://action.camtb.org/a/ibis2025
• All donations must be received with full payment no later than 11:59 PM on June 30, 2025.
• Prizes: (all prizes subject to availability. If the listed prize isn’t available, an alternate comparable prize will be selected by CAMTB at its discretion)
  • The Grand Prize: The winner can choose ANY bike of any size in the current Ibis line-up equal to or less than the current listed price of the Ibis Ripmo V3 GX Build ($7,199.00 USD) on the Ibis Cycles website (https://www.ibiscycles.com/bikes/oso). The winner may optionally upgrade and pay the amount above and beyond $7,199.00 USD prize value.
  • Runner Up Prize 1: Choose Your Maxxis: Four (4) Maxxis MTB or Gravel Tires ($400.00 Value) – you pick the tires.
  • Runner Up Prize 2: Choose Your Crankbrothers: Any Shoe/Pedal Combo ($400.00 Value) – you pick the shoes and pedals
  • Runner Up Prize 3: Choose Your Brew: Sierra Nevada Commemorative Yeti Cooler ($400 Value)
  • Runner Up Prize 4: Choose Your Line: 1:1 Coaching with A Singletrack Mind ($500 Value) – You pick the skillset
  • Runner Up Prize 5: Choose Your Adventure: Loam Pass ($250 Value) – You pick the park.  Two days of Mountain Biking at 40+ bike parks and shuttle services in North America
  • Runner Up Prize 6 and Prize 7: Choose Your Lube: Formula 100 Gift Bag ($100.00 Value) – assorted selection bike washes, degreasers, lubes, and oils.
  • Runner Up Prizes 8-12: Crankbrothers M19 Multi-Tool + CAMTB 5-Year Anniversary Commemorative Shirt ($100.00 Value)
• Prizes are not negotiable and cannot be exchanged.
• Drawing will be held on Wednesday, July 2, 2025 at 11:30: AM Pacific. The winner will be determined by random selection.
• Winner(s) will be notified by email within two (2) business days of the drawing.
• The prize winners are solely responsible for all local, state, and federal taxes, title, transfer fees, license duties, insurance, and all expenses incurred in claiming the prize. The prize winners understand, acknowledge, and agree that they are receiving a prize, and will hereby release and discharge CAMTB, and any additional sponsors, agents, officers, directors and legal representatives and assigns from any and all claims, liabilities, damages, losses or expenses arising from or caused by the award of such prizes, including, but not limited to the payment of any and all taxes that are due.
• Prizes must be claimed by July 31, 2025. Any unclaimed prize after that date will constitute forfeiture and be transferred to CAMTB as a donation.

Additional Rules

• CAMTB, its Board of Directors, and its agents assume no liability for lost, late, misdirected, mutilated, incomplete, illegible, or entries without payment which will be deemed invalid and disqualified.
• The decisions and rulings by CAMTB are final on all matters concerning the drawing.
• Void where prohibited by law.
• No purchase is necessary to enter the drawing. To enter without purchase, mail a handwritten postcard to “CAMTB Administrator” at P.O. Box 550709, South Lake Tahoe, CA 96155, containing your (1) full name; (2) mailing address, including street address, city, state/district, and zip code; (3) telephone number; (4) email address; (5) date of birth; and (6) the statement, “I have read, understand, and agree to be bound by the Official Rules for the “CAMTB 2025 Ibis Dreambike Giveaway”. All write-in entries must be postmarked on or after May 15, 2025 and on or before June 25, 2025. They must also be received by June 30, 2025. There is a limit of one (1) write-in entry per person.
• Bonus entries available:
  • CAMTB Month Pledge – Five Bonus (5) entries are available by completing the CAMTB Month Pledge Form at https://action.camtb.org/a/camtb-month-pledge-2025 or https://camtb.org/camtb-month-2025/. Limit five (5) entries per person.
  • Trailforks App Ride Challenge:
    • 10-Day CAMTB Month Ride Challenge Badge: Five (5) bonus entries per person are available by earning the “Trailforks App CAMTB Month 10-Day Ride Challenge Badge”.
    • 30-Day CAMTB Month Ride Challenge Badge: Fifteen (15) bonus entries to the “CAMTB 2025 Ibis Dreambike Giveaway” per person are available by earning the “Trailforks App CAMTB Month 10-Day Ride Challenge Badge”.
    • See CAMTB Month Ride Challenge Badge Rules at: https://www.trailforks.com/contests/view/49/

Need some help or more info? Contact us anytime at info@camtb.org.