Riding the Gnarliest Mountain Bike Terrain in Alaska | INDIE ALASKA @indiealaska
Riding the Gnarliest Mountain Bike Terrain in Alaska | INDIE ALASKA  @indiealaska
Uploaded July 2014 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
When you're biking in Alaska, you can expect things to be a little more intense. Riders in the 49th state deal with constantly changing weather, rough terrain, and unexpected animal encounters. The men and women of Alaska's Downhill Brigade wouldn't have it any other way.

Video: Josh Skoglund (www.jgsconcepts.net), Slavik Boyechko, and John Norris
Story: John Norris
Music: Starship Amazing - starshipamazing.com

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