SPEAKER 1: You don't see fish like that every day.
SPEAKER 2: That is a beauty.
MATT HUNTER: First time I heard about riding here,
I was on a camping trip in Mexico in this remote area
on this beach.
We hadn't seen anyone in days.
And here's this like wild-looking guy rolls
up, and he's got Alaska plates.
And he's like, yeah, I own a bike shop up there.
And it's in a train car.
And I was like don't know if this guy's for real or what.
But, I got to know a little bit better
and he started telling me a bit more about his hometown.
He said, oh yea, one time, like, 15 years ago, we
won an award for Bike Magazine's trail of the year.
And that really got my attention.
I was like what.
Like, I hadn't heard about any really good riding in Alaska.
Eventually, just had to come check it out
so we pulled this crew together, and here we are.
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SPEAKER 3: When I was growing up,
there was no such thing as a mountain bike.
SPEAKER 2: Yeah.
SPEAKER 3: [INAUDIBLE]
SPEAKER 2: OK.
I'll keep that in mind.
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What do you got there, Hunter?
HUNTER: These are going to be waiting for us.
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MATT HUNTER: It's the solstice.
It's midnight.
And we're just about to have dinner on our ride.
That's crazy.
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