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Street Luge (1208 Posts)
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Madison County results: MCGF - V
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On 8/1/2006
Hod
wrote in from
United States
(128.125.nnn.nnn)
Congrats to Gwen and Dr No for another splendid festival weekend! No race is more friendly, sunny (apart from the tornado warnings and deluge), and chill with such close, open racing. (for that, thank Crash Corner).
Racer to watch: Tony Mistretta: he's discovered straightline speed and has a humungous push..
For whomever asked for results, this is all I can remember:
Pro Street Luge 1. Dave Auld 2. Richard Hod (by six inches, damn!) 3. Mark Dominguez 4. Tony Mistretta
Pro Buttboard 1. Richard Hod 2. Chris McBride 3. Roland Morrison 4. Smokin Joe
Junior Luge 1. Kyle from Blue Smoke
Jet Luge 1. Secret Squirrel, even though it broke down... ;-)
What a welcome and a wonderful weekend. I heard that the karaoke was something else too...
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wtb street luge
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On 7/30/2006
donny
wrote in from
United States
(69.181.nnn.nnn)
hi i'm looking for a street luge to buy. anything's an option,homemade. whatever the more ghetto the better. trying to keep it relatively cheap. hit me up if u got anything. thanks donny
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thx guyz
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On 7/30/2006
loic
wrote in from
France
(83.201.nnn.nnn)
thx guyz! i appreciate it; dean, i was really waitin for you in Sweden (n also swiss but) n other riders too as Ryan, Leander, Knaggs, Hods etc etc; i hope you ll be ready to ride in september n you ll come! cya
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Luge trucks
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On 7/29/2006
getbent
wrote in from
Canada
(69.11.nnn.nnn)
Does anyone know were I might find cheap luge trucks? I prefere in Canada but will take what I can find I would also consider a used set if anyone has.
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The champ
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On 7/24/2006
Tommy
wrote in from
United Kingdom
(89.50.nnn.nnn)
Loic won the Streetluge and the Buttboard races in Insul, Germany (Euro Champs), the Luge race in Are Sweden and the Streetluge and Buttboard races at the World Champs in Switzerland. The wins were well deserved 'cause he was by far the fastest rider on the course.
congrats + respect
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The Champ
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On 7/23/2006 Dean
wrote in from
United States
(65.25.nnn.nnn)
Loic, congrats on your wins in Sweden and at the Worlds in Switzerland. Youre the man.
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sc8 luges
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On 7/23/2006
loic
wrote in from
France
(83.201.nnn.nnn)
sc8 luges doesn't come from airplanes technology, even if the crazy shaper Stephane Chaperon (who also makes SC8 longskates n buttboards) has been contacted by an airplanes factory to help them develloping plane's wings! for the price, custom made chassis with custom made fairing is available for 1500 euros. you can choose stiffness of the wood part's chassis (2 different for the moment), width of carbon sit (2 also), colour of wood (so many!!! pix commin soon on website), colour of leather bumpers n "head support" (black, white, red, blue, grey, silver etc etc...) a last new for info, these luges won IGSA world championships this week-end in swiss; 1st loic zaccaro, 2nd ex aequo Stephane Chaperon n Yvon Labarthe. good proof of the high quality of these luges... cya
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More TRS pics
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On 7/20/2006
ToxicBro3
wrote in from
United States
(192.104.nnn.nnn)
More pics for your viewing pleasure at www.thetoxicbrothers.com
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TRS Streetluge
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On 7/16/2006
Steve Fernando
wrote in from
United States
(66.75.nnn.nnn)
Just a few corrections for the last post. First off, the TRS '06 costs $800.00 US. This is for a boomless version of my design. I build each to the specs of the owners size and weight with some allowances for personal preferences( handle height,length, sled weight, etc) I built one for Justin of the Toxic Bros Racing, take a look at his site for pictures of his sled. It contains some performance upgrades that I feel makes the sled much more responsive to rider input. My sled typically weigh in around the 25-30lbs which I feel is optimum. I build each sled to be a complete "Take-Down" which I developed to facilitate travel. This feature also makes repairs easier while "out-in-the bush". A problem I encountered while participating in the Playstation Games in Australia. If anyone cares to hear more or see pics, just write me... I'm happy to answer and "bench race".
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SC8, TRS, and a Velum which do you like?
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On 7/16/2006 DJ
wrote in from
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Fernando's TRS luge costs $900 a great piece, the Velum costs $600, and the SC8 probably costs $39,450....wel it might as well, I'm sure it's out of everyones price range like thier boomed luge. It just reaks of technology. It was either the TRS or cut my boom off of my existing one. Here is the SC8 from france, TRS from the USA, and a Velum from france, I personally like the Velum. Minimal parts, not bulky.
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thanks for the report
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On 7/15/2006 huge
wrote in from
Germany
(84.57.nnn.nnn)
Fryer then faked diving into the last hairpin way too early and then swept back to the outside, causing Forschner to break immediately, and putting him a little out of control.
thanks for the tips, we gonna see us again on some tracks....
have fun mr forschner
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Are Mountain Games - Sweden
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On 7/12/2006 Dave
wrote in from
United States
(68.198.nnn.nnn)
I've added pics from the Swedish World Cup race from this past week (7/3/06).
Click here for link
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SC8 french streetluges
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On 7/12/2006
loic
wrote in from
France
(83.201.nnn.nnn)
hi guys; just a fast info to let you know that IGSA european champion 2006 n also IGSA Sweden world cup winner luge is now available on our website on http://sc8.fr/?op=luges
in few times we ll be able to sell online and let infos in english about this real jewel. just ask what IGSA riders think about this streetluge... they ll all have the same answer! can be custom made with a stiffer or softer bucket, exactly adjusted to your lenght, with different kind of wood (also colored wood!), with your name behind varnish, colored leather etc etc... more infos by email if needed! cya guys;
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TRS Streetluge
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On 7/10/2006
Steve Fernando
wrote in from
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Sorry, thought my e-mail would post in my last message.. stevefernando@hotmail.com thanks...
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Sled Builders
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On 7/10/2006
Steve Fernando
wrote in from
(72.132.nnn.nnn)
I currently build custom streetluges for racers. If you're interested contact me by email and I'll send info on my current designs. I've been racing and building since '95.
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RE: Buy Street Luge Sled
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On 7/9/2006 Don J
wrote in from
(72.78.nnn.nnn)
Hey John, there was a company called 1) Inazuma, made really questionable luges, and 2) Xtreme Wheelz.jp (originally owned by Rick Wilson) also went under. As far as I know, I did a little research, there is no company in Japan that makes them anymore, but you figure they have to be somewhere there. You'd figure they would make one. Keep looking, you never know. I'll keep an eye for it too. Only cause now it's a mission. I'll let you know what I find. Don J
www.geocities.com/djackson9504
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Åre Mountain Games Results
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On 7/8/2006
RJ
wrote in from
Sweden
(195.67.nnn.nnn)
STREETLUGE
1st Loïc Zaccaro (France) 2nd John Fryer (US) 3rd Riley Meehan (US) 4th Eugen Forschner (Germany) 5th Paul Busse (US) 6th Chris McBride (US) 7th François Février (France) 8th Tyler Wendtland (US)
BUTTBOARD
1st John Fryer (US) 2nd Eugen Forschner (Germany) 3rd Matthias Lang (Germany) 4th Loïc Zaccaro (France) 5th Tyler Wendtland (US) 6th Beni Weber (Swizterland) 7th Dave Auld (US)
GRAVITY BIKE
1st Dave Kessler (US)
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Sorry
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On 7/7/2006
Nick
wrote in from
United States
(69.237.nnn.nnn)
Sorry I had a bad information tyler was 8th I don't know who got 4th.
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Are Mountain Games
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On 7/7/2006
Nick
wrote in from
United States
(69.237.nnn.nnn)
Street luge 1st Loic? 2nd Fryer 3rd RJ (my 15 yr. old brother!!!) 4th Tyler Wentland
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WHAT HAPPENED TO STREET LUGE.NET ?
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On 7/6/2006 Don J
wrote in from
United States
(64.115.nnn.nnn)
Hey Kludy...Ive definetly seen this before, but not this long, right before it goes out, theres tons of spam on it, then it uses it's resources, stupid spam. But the admin is a little slow at restoring it...I know your a big poster there too. maybe soon eh?
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Buy Street Luge Sled
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On 7/4/2006
John
wrote in from
United States
(138.163.nnn.nnn)
Back in the day I was apart of the US National Luge Team. (olympic style) I got away from it because I joined the Marine Corps. Well I am currently stationed over here on lovely Okinawa, Japan and have gotten the itch to do luge again. Well of course since its a sub-tropical island there is no chance of snow but (there are plenty of HUGE hills here) I want to pick up a "Street Luge sled" Can someone point me in the right direction so I can purchase one? I don't have the time or resources/equipment to build my own, otherwise I would.
Cheers
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WHAT HAPPENED TO STREET LUGE.NET ?
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On 7/4/2006 kLUDY
wrote in from
United States
(68.8.nnn.nnn)
WHAT HAPPENED TO THAT SITE?
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Dorment
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On 7/1/2006 Don J
wrote in from
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5 weeks without a post? MCGV is on the horizon, good luck to all!
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x games
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On 5/24/2006 hc
wrote in from
United States
(71.141.nnn.nnn)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y7PcSgLmfOQ&search=luge%20street
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Luge costs
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On 5/24/2006 Don J
wrote in from
United States
(64.115.nnn.nnn)
Hey, I bought 2 luges, and they avg from $150 up to $900 and more, but realistically, around $250-300 with shipping if you look around. There is one on ebay from Australia, but I got mine from the states. Some will tell you to "build one, it's cheaper and you learn". But I live in an apartment and I'm lazy. Good luck.
www.geocities.com/djackson9504
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