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Street Luge (1208 Posts)
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On 3/28/2003 David
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Gravity Games drops streetluge and downhill skateboard from 2003 schedule.
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On 3/27/2003 hugh regalado
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Nice page... but you got a typo in there... Regalado
HR :)
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On 3/26/2003
Chris Chaput
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Rumour has it that Streetluge.com has been purchased by a really nice guy who lets you put up your own Streetluge Related link for free. Ain't it swell?
http://www.streetluge.com
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On 3/24/2003
The Trooper
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To all you Street Lugers, there is this hot young bomber named Aneila, if she keeps practicing, she will give you a run for your money, she looks fearless.
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On 3/20/2003 hc
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http://www.cora.org/The%20Video%20Vault.htm (third section down)
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On 3/19/2003
hc
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bob, just wondering, how many people voted?
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On 3/18/2003
Bob Ozman
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Date: 3/18/03, 8: 58 p.m.
IGSA will be running the Unlimited Street Luge class ONLY for the 2003 season. IGSA came to this conclusion by having an open vote. When we made this announcement it was posted on as many message boards as we could and we sent out over 400 e-mail's. If you never received an e-mail it is because you have not updated your information or registered with the IGSA.
We look forward to seeing all of you this year.
Here is how the votes came in.
UNLIMITED ONLY 73% BOTH CLASSES 27%
http://www.gravity-sports.com
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On 3/16/2003
Justin aka Nemesis
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Something For Everything & Everyone! ------------------------------------ Gravity Radio has a new message board up! Since GR wont go into process untill midsummer, please, Everyone come to the message board. Its kinda hard for me to explain what all it has cause im not exactly what you would call a net guru, so come check it out! Sign up, its FREE! heres the link: http://bored.gravityradio.com/
I hope to see everyone posting up on it soon! That means you!
See ya there!
Justin Franklin Team Nemesis Gravity Radio
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On 3/15/2003
Bob Ozman
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The IGSA is seriously considering offering only the Unlimited Street Luge class at 2003 IGSA events.
Now is your chance to vote. March 17 will be the green light day for what class IGSA will run in 2003. Log on to www.gravity-sports.com and go to the "Comments" page and give your opinions. Only messages that include legitimate names and email addresses will be considered. Voting will end on Monday, March 17th. We will base our decision of whether to run only Unlimited Street luge or both Unlimited and Conventional street luge by your comments.
We are looking forward to hearing from everyone.
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On 3/14/2003
David Auld
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James Olson, Chad Cooper, Brian Hagar and I met in central Arizona for the 1st Arizona Outlaw race. James went all out as you will see...
http://www.auldovertheroad.com/lugephotos/lugephotopage45/lugephotopage45.htm
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On 3/10/2003 hugh r
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Hey Brett,
Thanks for the kind words... what keeps me going? I call it "Making the most of my sleeping disorder!" HR
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On 3/9/2003
Keith Fellmy
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Hey 99Brett
I bought one of those luges you are talking about. I took the R-2 and ABec wheels off of it and put Indy 215s and Sector Eight Balls on it. That luge will not pass a race inspection. So I am willing to let mine go cheap. Keep in mind that I bought the first one they put on ebay...it cost me 575 bucks. I won't charge anywhere near that much.
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On 3/9/2003
99brett
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oh yeah,
one other thing, i'd like to thank hugh308.homestead.com, you are an insperation and your do it yourself boardbuilding has gotten me up off my ass and back into the garage where i belong!
where do you get the time/energy to do it, photograph it, log it, etc.? keep it up, please!
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On 3/9/2003
99brett
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lee, about a week ago there was a killer luge set up on ebay for $350 - no bids, he put it up for auction again but i didn't follow it - it may show up again - check "longboard" - keep looking, there out there...
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On 3/7/2003 hc
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see my website, buy the book, buttboard....
www.geocities.com/sk8sanjose
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On 3/7/2003
lee
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Hi all,
I was wondering if anyone can offer some advise. i currently ride slalom, boarder x and some downhill and wanted to get into Luge.
Can anyone tell me where to find luges to buy or basically the best priced way to do it?
Also do you pratice on roads like we would for downhill, which means just to hit big hills regardless of cars because on a luge you are very low and almost invisable to cars etc.
Is it legal to luge a hill?
Let me know if you can help or advise anything,
laters
lee
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On 3/5/2003 shrox
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I have a Saturn, I love it. Excellent gas mileage, quality car. I have an 1997 SC-1. The trunk is a pain, why didn't they make it a hatchback!!!
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On 3/5/2003
brad
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i got a car , i got a car , i got a car , finally i got a brand new saturn , now i can ride now i can ride , any body up for ridn in the next couple weeks , like to head up north and ride with u hugh , probobly after march im headn to vegas on the 28 for a ska festival so im trying to conserve my gas money but if any one in the sd county im down.
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On 3/4/2003
flow88
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Why do people call them boomless , when they go mid-calf ? Evening out rear truck loading is something I have been actively pursuing for quite a while now . It is possible to accomplish this . See hc's site under freds luge truck . And don't be afraid to ask questions...
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On 3/3/2003
Marcus Rietema
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the IGSA is seriously considering offering only the Unlimited Street Luge class at 2003 IGSA events.
Now is your chance to vote. Log on to www.gravity-sports.com and go to the "Comments" page and give your opinions. Only messages that include legitimate email addresses will be considered. Voting will end on Monday, March 17th. We will base our decision of whether to run only Unlimited Street luge or both Unlimited and Conventional street luge by your comments.
We are anxiously looking forward to your comments.
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On 3/1/2003
Chris
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If you feel its necessary to add weight to your luge, you need to add the weight in such a manner that you don't change your weight distribution of your board as it is currently. If you change your weight distribution you will have to change the way you ride.
But you don't really need extra weight. Learn to draft. Ride smaller, you'll punch a smaller hole through the air, giving you a huge advantage.
Chris
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On 2/28/2003 brad
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im gonna try to add the wieghts , but , i also think i might just start working on a new board , or actually commit to saving up for a rogers . i dont know it might mean me only hitting scatterd races unlike my dream to hit the whole season like ive been planning to do for the last 4 years , i hope to figure it out by maryhill . oh yeah , if i get a rogers should i get it with booms or w/out , i figure it will be heavyier with the boom , but i am more apt to the plus's of the boomless , except then im back to point A again adding weight to the board to keep up. anybody have any ideas.
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On 2/28/2003
Big Ears
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Brad unfortunately u r incorrect. Momentum will cause the weight to slide forward when going into a turn due to the speed loss. If u used a pendulum device to cause the weight to do the opposite that forces cause it do do... u could get some results. looks like its IGSA unlimited class for u.....
Big Ears
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On 2/27/2003 hc
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brad, don't waste your time,
the weight won't slide backward in the turns,
it will only slide backwards when you spin out.
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On 2/26/2003
Ryan
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Brad, you're idea is very good. I do see a problem though...if it's going to be enough weight to make a significant difference in your speed, then there's a possibility it's going to be enough weight to make a significant difference in your braking also. When you put your feet down that weight, be it ten, fifteen, twenty pounds is going to be forced to the front of that pan adding momentum to your luge. It might not be enough to make a difference but it's something that should be taken into consideration. Good luck with it!
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