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Video | Nate Hills Ripping the Hiline Trail in Sedona, Arizona

19.12.2015
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This week Nate Hills heads to Sedona, Arizona with Alex Petitdemange and James Weingarten. Follow along as they ride the iconic Hiline trail. This classic section of Sedona singletrack offers a mix of flow and tech and is a favorite of many. Sedona has been gaining popularity in the last few years as a mountain biking vacation destination, offering technical trail riding and unmatched natural beauty.

Nate sending it – don't say 29ers can't take a serious beating!
Nate sending it – don’t say 29ers can’t take a serious beating!
Nate's Yeti SB4.5c with 29" wheels, Rock Shox Lyrik RCT3 and Monarch Plus RC3 DebonAir. Stay tuned for a closer look on Nate's ride in the upcoming weeks.
Nate’s Yeti SB4.5c with 29″ wheels, RockShox Lyrik RCT3 and RockShox Monarch Plus RC3 DebonAir. Stay tuned for a closer look on Nate’s whip in the upcoming weeks.

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 | Upper Captain Ahab, Moab | Lower Captain Ahab, Moab

Video & Photo: Nate Hills

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