Raffle Winner 2026
SDMB is excited to announce the winner of the Cannondale Scalpel 4 mountain bike for the 2026 Bike Raffle!
Congratulations to David Ponchahar of Tucson! David purchased his raffle tickets at the 24 Hours in the Old Pueblo and mentioned he needed a new bike — talk about perfect timing! We can’t wait to share a photo of David with his new ride soon. He said he needed to replace his current bike so was very excited that he won. It was great to hear that it is going to a fellow mountain bike rider.
This raffle was proudly sponsored by 3 Amigos Tequila, Epic Rides (host of 24 Hours in the Old Pueblo), and SDMB.
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