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Need help with ride on roller coaster. - skeeter - 08-02-2010
Anybody have any ideas for a safe attachment on a roller coaster that accelerates to 128 mph? My son and I will be visiting this park soon.
No hats are allowed and for good reason. I am thinking of blue liner all the way around the perimeter, which I presently use on the sides and back with supertape on the front but I am concerned about this one.
Help..
Here are a couple vids of the coaster.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GjtsiM5-7vI&feature=related
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HN8nv4tVFuA&feature=related
RE: Need help with ride on roller coaster. - ToplaceUSA - 08-02-2010
Customers have ridden motorcyles at high speeds, go scuba diving, done heavy workouts, etc. but no one has gone 128 mph on a roller coaster. This should be interesting! I'm sure everyone is looking forward to hearing your report on this.
RE: Need help with ride on roller coaster. - mrjoejohn - 08-18-2010
I would really love to know how the rollercoaster ride went?
RE: Need help with ride on roller coaster. - ajv99 - 08-18-2010
WHOA! I think I'd lose my pulse on that ride!
RE: Need help with ride on roller coaster. - JRob - 08-24-2010
I would use plenty of blue liner everywhere and leave about 1/8-1/4 of an inch at the hairline for a nice coat of ultrahold. Do the attachment at least 24 hours before you hit the park and you should be fine.
RE: Need help with ride on roller coaster. - anubi5 - 10-25-2010
(08-24-2010, 06:17 AM)JRob Wrote: I would use plenty of blue liner everywhere and leave about 1/8-1/4 of an inch at the hairline for a nice coat of ultrahold. Do the attachment at least 24 hours before you hit the park and you should be fine.
agree