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VIDEO: How Hawaiian Trailbuilding Saved Moose Reichert’s Life

Jul 10, 2020 By: Zack Skovron
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After doing a stint in prison for the attempted murder of a federal officer with a deadly weapon, Aaron "Moose" Reichert, knew that something had to change. So, he moved to Maui and started biking. Now, years later, he owns one of the island's premier bike shops, and is known as one of Hawaii's most talented trailbuilders and a foundational member of the islands' MTB scene.

RELATED: Watch the trailer for Accomplice here

Anthill Films tapped him to help build the trail used in Return to Earth's opening and closing segments, and anyone who's seen the film will tell you that was clearly a good decision. 

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