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Video | Nate Hills Hucks Captain Ahab – Moab

04.12.2015
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This week Nate Hills and his friends are riding the upper section of “Captain Ahab” in Moab, Utah. This trail, completed in 2013, is a new addition to Moab’s extensive trail system. Built by Tyson Swasey and Moab Trail Mix, a local trail advocacy group, “Captain Ahab” caters to expert level riders with technical rock maneuvers and a bit of flow built in. Follow along as Nate is chasing Botsy Phillips, Kyle Mears and James Winegarten as they are having way too much fun on this “new school” Moab classic. When in doubt, jump everything!

Nate Hills, 2014 Big Mountain Enduro Overall Champ: "I am a rider of all bikes, and a racer of any track."
Tune in for next week’s #FollowCamFriday episode to check out the lower, even more rough and technical section.

For further infos on Nate head to: Yeti Cycles rider profile | Nate’s Instagram profile

Check out the other episodes of Nate’s #FollowCamFriday series: Blue Dot Trail, Moab | Porcupine Rim Trail, Moab

Video & Photo: Nate Hills

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