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Topic: Speed riding proving to be newest extreme sports craze - TV3 News

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Speed riding proving to be newest extreme sports craze - TV3 News

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TV3 News
Speed riding proving to be newest extreme sports craze
TV3 News - 10 hours ago
It has been tipped as the fastest way to get down a mountain, it is called speed riding - a mix of skiing and paragliding. The sport is still developing from an idea by a group of French paragliders.
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