- Victor Lucas
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Riding the epic Cliffs of Moher is no feat for mere mortals. A small rocky ledge, with a rock wall to one side and an empty void to the other, in places there was less than 8 inches to ride.
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Bar to Bar, Elbow to Elbow
- Mike Rose
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Available in two standard sizes and as a fine print.
Back in 2003, four-cross racing was big news. It was fresh and new and its elbow-to-elbow dogfights it inspired flashbacks to the early days of BMX racing. More often than not, these races either exploded into carnage or became a procession, but you did get the odd race that was clean and properly competitive.
At that time, there were only a few racers concentrating solely on the discipline and it was still a bit of a free-for-all. Racers like Martin Murray (left) jumped in from BMX and, of course, Steve Peat (right) transferred from downhill. I have no idea who won this race… but come on, does racing get any closer than this?
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- Sven Martin
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This was the very first Dirt Magazine cover Sven Martin landed. It was a huge honour for him because Dirt was the gravity bible at the time and also because it was THE legendary Chris Kovarik.
- Mike Rose
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In 2002, Steve Peat finally won the World Cup Downhill series. Fast forward four weeks and Mike Rose and Peat were in Las Vagas searching for a Dirt Magazine cover.
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A poem by Jon Gregory from the brilliant Analog MTB Zine, printed on lovely textured Hahnemühle art paper – some of the best paper you’ll find, anywhere.
- Ben Winder
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A perfect trace of singletrack high on a Swiss Alpine ridgeline with the glaciers of Saas Fee tumbling in the distance.
- Sebastian Schieck
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In 2018, Cécile Ravanel had won every single race of the Enduro World Series, but before this final stage of the last race she was trailing by 10 seconds. The dominant French woman rose to the challenge, upping the pace and stomping the win in Finale. A perfect eight.
- Victor Lucas
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This was one of Akrigg’s favourite abandoned factory riding spots in his homeland of Yorkshire. It was covered in tons of loose bricks and we made this nice little kicker ramp to wallride.
