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Hey, everybody, welcome to the single tracks podcast.

My name is Jeff, and today I'm talking with Charlie Kelly, who's a man who can claim many firsts in the sport of mountain biking.

He was the first to promote a mountain bike race.

He co-founded the first company that sold complete mountain bikes and even started the first

mountain bike magazine, Fat Tire Flyer.

He's known as one of the founding fathers of

mountain biking, and he's a member of the Mountain Bike Hall of Fame. Thanks so much for

joining me, Charlie. Well, thanks for the call. The first thing I want to ask you is just,

when you were starting out, did you ever imagine mountain biking would become such a phenomenon?

Well, it would be pretty hard to imagine that

from, you know, it depends on what stage you're talking about, but at the stage when there were maybe

seven or eight people with modified bikes that you practically had to make out of Flint,

you know, it would be pretty hard to project that. I remember one conversation, one of my friends

got pretty excited and said, ah, this will be in the Olympics someday. And I was kind of dismissive.

I said, that's about as likely as an American winning the Tour de France. So, you know, you can tell

what era that was from. Right. Right. So, but you guys were

pretty passionate about it. I mean, did you, was it the kind of thing where you did it and it was

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