Description
Support Magnus Manson’s Fight for a Cancer-Free Future Win a one-of-a-kind custom Forbidden trail bike. https://youtu.be/YpPDAdQBQRY
Magnus Manson is a professional downhill mountain bike racer and Canadian National Champion who has been in a courageous battle with lymphoma for several years. After months of chemo, a stem cell transplant and a long course of immunotherapy, Magnus has now participated in a promising clinical trial testing CAR T-cell therapy, his best chance yet at long-term management, and potentially, a cure.
This groundbreaking trial reprograms his own immune cells to attack the cancer, a highly advanced process only available in select hospitals in the United States for his type of lymphoma. Although the cost of the trial drug is covered, as an international patient, Magnus was required to cover all costs associated with his participation in the trial, including a $48,000* USD deposit which only covers hospital care and services. This does not include any travel expenses, accommodation or additional hospitalizations related to the treatment.
Despite struggling with side effects from prior treatments, Magnus has remained resilient and hopeful, supported by his family and a close-knit community. His involvement in this Phase 2 trial doesn’t just offer a shot at recovery for him, it also advances science and offers hope to future patients.
With the incredible generosity of Forbidden Bike Company and the Forbidden Dunbar Racing Team, we’re raffling off a custom painted Forbidden Dreadnought V2, which is a replica of the Supernought that was painted for Magnus to race last season. Funds raised will directly support Magnus’s hospital trial costs. If the goal of $48,000* is met Magnus would like to donate any additionally raised funds to a cancer or youth sport charity.
About the Bike
This stunning one-off Forbidden Dreadnought has been built from the ground up using premium components, all generously donated by Magnus’ longtime supporters and sponsors of the race team:
- Frame: Forbidden Dreadnought V2 MX by custom-painted Fresh Paints (size Medium - S2)
- Suspension: Top-tier RockShox Suspension
- Drivetrain: SRAM XX Eagle Drivetrain
- Wheels: Crankbrothers Synthesis rims laced to DT Swiss 240 Hubs
- Cockpit: Deity Cockpit
- Tyres: Maxxis HighRoller 3s
- Seat: Fizik Alpaka
- Seatpost: SRAM AXS Reverb
- Brakes: SRAM Maven Ultimate
- Headset: Chris King
Entries are open WORLDWIDE!
For every £5* donated, you’ll earn one entry to win this incredible bike. Donate £50? You get 10 entries. There is no entry cap — give as much as you like, and each multiple of £5* earns you an additional chance to win.
Free shipping worldwide to the winner.
Why Your Help Matters
Magnus and his family have already paid the $48,000 USD deposit required to receive the therapy along with travel, accommodation and additional hospital services due to complications from the treatment during his extended time at UNC in North Carolina. By entering this raffle, you're not only supporting someone who has given inspiration and dedication to the MTB community - you're giving him an easier transition back into normal life when he puts his cancer to rest for good!
This Fundraiser is Made Possible Thanks To:
- Forbidden Bike Company
- SRAM
- RockShox
- Crankbrothers
- Maxxis
- Deity
- DT Swiss
- MRP
- Fizik
- Fresh Paints of Whistler
- Chris King
- Stephane Pelletier
- Mathieu Dupelle
- Matthew Tirell
- Liam Morgan
- Entire Forbidden Dunbar Racing team
- And DREAM BIKE COMPETITION™️
All proceeds go directly to Magnus’s medical expenses. (Dream Bike is kindly covering the card fees) We are beyond grateful for their support, and for everyone who enters. Let’s rally around Magnus and help him finish the toughest ride of his life.
Conversion rates to help 🙂 £5 GBP = $9.27 CAD or $6.79USD $48,000 = $65550 CAD or £35375 GBP
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Andrew Elsberg 2 days ago |
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Manuel Chicoine 1 days ago |
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Jarkko Relander 1 days ago |
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Skye Myers 2 days ago |
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Patrick Mckee 2 days ago |
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Paul Potter 11 hours ago |
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Colin Stevenson 1 days ago |
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Marabel Catona 2 days ago |
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Daniel Culotta 2 days ago |
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Rob Venables 2 days ago |
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Zsolt Vagi 1 days ago |
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Robin Schaub 2 days ago |
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Magnus Heen 1 days ago |
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Edward Saunders 2 days ago |
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Michael Fesnak 2 days ago |
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Manuel Chicoine 1 days ago |
159 |
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Francis Lapointe 2 days ago |
172 |
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Zachary Schaller 2 days ago |
175 |
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Charlie Gordon 2 days ago |
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Marshall Brown 1 days ago |
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Daniel Sumner 1 days ago |
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lan_lauren 1 days ago |
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Michelle Martin de Bustamante 1 days ago |
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Rebecca Nash 29 minutes ago |
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Caitlin Murphy 2 days ago |
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Robin Schaub 2 days ago |
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Marabel Catona 2 days ago |
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Rob Venables 2 days ago |
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Brad Jones 1 days ago |
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Colin Stevenson 1 days ago |
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Michael Fesnak 2 days ago |
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Dave Grove 1 days ago |
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Matthew Biggs 2 days ago |
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Dan Whiting 1 days ago |
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Jonathan Garrett 2 days ago |
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Ryan de Milliano 2 days ago |
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Amy Ertel 2 days ago |
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Graham Goodyear 1 days ago |
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Karl Marius Brobak 1 days ago |
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Ryan de Milliano 2 days ago |
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Liam Cook 1 days ago |
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Ryan de Milliano 2 days ago |
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Zac Olsen 15 hours ago |
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Griffin Webb 1 days ago |
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Laila Skogstad 2 days ago |
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Matthew Bagwell 2 days ago |
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Michael Fesnak 2 days ago |
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Kevin Caldwell 2 days ago |
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Jannik Haas 1 days ago |
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Colin Stevenson 1 days ago |
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