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We've been hearing rumors for a few months about the state of Dirt Rider and that they would cease publication in the near future...I thought they would make it another year but it sounds like they will actually cease publication at the end of this year.
Myself and Donn Maeda were pedaling this morning when a bit of "final word" came across...
I guess we'll have to wait for official word...
Another post from Kris Keefer, but I can't embed his IG post so here's a screenshot and the words below...

"Where do I start? There’s not enough space here for me to explain what this magazine meant to me. It’s personally a sad day for me to see the print side of Dirt Rider going away. I didn’t agree with things near the end of my time there, but that doesn’t mean I am not bummed. Over the years it was the employees that made that magazine so great. The company wasn’t the magazine, it was the people putting the magazine together that made it so wonderful to work for. I worked under @kenfaught24 @jimmy_lewis_offroad @chrisdenison @karelkramer and learned a lot from each. Karel gave me my opportunity and I will always be thankful for him getting my foot in the door. My dad subscribed to DR since I was a little tyke and there was always a magazine around the house that I could tear pages out of and hang on my bedroom wall. When I got the chance to work for them it was like a dream come true. Some of the most memorable moments of my life was with Chris Denison, Lindsey Lovell, Joe McKimmy and Sean Klinger. Denison in particular was the best boss/human I have ever been around and when he left, a piece me did as well. That was Dirt Rider to me! That was my second family. I am glad I had a little piece of this magazine’s history and am grateful for the opportunity it has given me over the years."