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 Heating Up Some Winter Sports
By Gian Trotta
Cold weather doesn't mean you have to give up your favorite summer pastimes. Mountain bikers can transform their trusty steeds into Alaskan-style Iditabikes, and in-line skaters will enjoy mushing down the slopes with a pair of Sled Dogs. Windsurfers can now become ski sailers or slap their sails onto a revolutionary ice boat that's "comfortable going freeway speeds." The storied sport of curling has now reached balmy Texas, and if you live in another warm climate -- but have always dreamed of Winter Olympic glory -- try modifying your skateboard into a 60-mph Street Luge.
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