Buy a raffle ticket for a trail boost!
Worth over $10,000
Tackle the trails with confidence on a Specialized 2026 Levo Comp Carbon G4. This bike will keep you riding all day long. The carbon frame, complete with SRAM S1000 Eagle T-Type AXS is the perfect combo for riding the trails. Bonus? This bike has a five hour battery life letting you explore new trails in your bike yard or anywhere.
Win a 2026 Specialized Levo Comp Carbon G4
Retail value: $10,999.99
The winner connects with us and Life Cycles Abbotsford to choose their preferred size and colour.* This is a flagship trail e-MTB — full carbon frame, Shimano EP8 motor, 150mm of travel. It’s a serious prize!
*Size and colour choice is subject to availability
Ticket Options
- 1 ticket for $10
- 3 tickets for $20
- 10 tickets for $50


Supported by Specialized Canada, fulfilled through Life Cycles Abbotsford.
Total Prize Valued at Over $10,000!
Tickets are limited! Odds of winning: 1 in 3,500
Sale Closes
July 27, 2026 at 11:59 PM PDT
Draw Date
July 28, 2026 at 12:00 PM PDT
Draw Location
Innovative Fitness Abbotsford
103-34609 Delair Road, Abbotsford BC
Where the Money Goes:
Bike Specs
Use: Full Power E-MTB Trail
E-System: Specialized 3.1 Motor w/ 810 Watts & 105 Nm, 840 Wh Battery, up to 5 hour range
Frame: FACT 11m Carbon, Geo Adj & SWAT Storage
Suspension: Front: 160mm FOX FLOAT 36 Rhythm GRIP
Rear: 150mm GENIE – FOX FLOAT X Performance
Drivetrain: SRAM S1000 Eagle T-Type AXS
Wheels: Specialized Alloy Rims / Bear Pawls hubsColour choices: Satin Champagne or Gloss Orange Tint
Size options: S2, S3, S4, S5, S6
Rules:
- Open to BC residents 19 years of age and older
- Members of the FVMBA Board of Directors, staff, and anyone directly involved in the conduct and management of the raffle are not eligible to purchase tickets
- Winner will be contacted via the information provided at time of purchase
- Winning ticket number and name will be posted on fvmba.com after the draw is completed
- Prize is non-transferable; no cash equivalent
- Gaming Event Licence #173963 issued by the Independent Gambling Control Office (IGCO)