Magic Mountain attorneys cite pre-existing condition, low G-forces in X2 lawsuit
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In response to the pending lawsuit, attorneys for Six Flags Magic Mountain say that there are "No known component part failures on the X2 ride that would potentially cause injuries to riders," and cite an expert that suggests the ride doesn't cause high enough forces to cause a a subdural hematoma or a traumatic brain injury.
Read more from KABC/Los Angeles.
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As much as I love love LOVE X2, it is too violent. First ride got me real good behind the leg - I've taken lots of bumps and bruises from rides but this was too much. I always had to ride defensively. It's at the top of my list, but it's usually a one-time per day event, kind of like Voyage.
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