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Hey everybody, welcome to the single tracks podcast. My name is Jeff, and today my guest is Maurice Tierney.

Maurice and his partner Elaine started dirt rag back in 1989 as a 16-page black-and-white

zine that was passed among friends.

For decades, the magazine documented the sport, and for many it carried with it really the soul of mountain biking.

So thanks so much for joining us, Maurice.

Hey, you bet.

So take us back to 1989.

What did mountain biking mean to you at that time?

Well, I just started reading bike magazines and saw an ad for a $500 mail order Supergo access

with Salza approved STEM and RM25 rims and Dior components. It was a really good value for $500, but it didn't really make too many friends at the bike shops I was visiting after that.

But I, you know, I just really got into it and really got passionate really quickly and bought myself this mountain bike for Christmas of

1987 and by the end of 88 we were planning on launching dirt rag.

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