"Street Luging 101" - IGN.com
Where street luge began, no one is quite sure.
Lugers from West Coast of the United States to the Swiss Alps all claim to have given birth to the sport some time in the '70's. Read More . . .
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The cost of the sport of street luge. Originally posted at Streetluge.net BBS
Alright. Street Luge IS quite expensive. The bottom line is, theres no way to get around it safely. People want to ride with the top of the line equipment on the biggest hills and go really fast like the "pros" do. Well, unfortunately, the fact is, that ain't gonna happen unless you got money. I don't mean to be synical, but hell, i've been through the money problems and everything too. I'm 17 and I started luging when i was 12. Read More . . .
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Hot Heels: It started 'round 1989. At that time Stefan came all most every week-end to the Kaunertal Glacier to give Snowboard- lessons. The road was free of snow and he suggested, that it would be much more exciting to take the road lying on a longboard, then just simply with a car. Read More . . .
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What Makes a Pro? Originally posted by Tim Cayer at LandLuge BBS
There is lots of information available to help anyone get started in this sport. Getting started and going "Pro" are 2 different things. Read More . . .
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