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KIExtreme.com has posted a large set of aerial photos of a snowy Kings Island, including a freshly-completed Diamondback. The final piece of the B&M hyper's steel track was installed just a couple of hours before the photos were taken. The photos also showcase the rest of the park, covered in snow.
Link: KIExtreme.com
^Except the restraints are entirely reliant on the legs to keep you in the car. You need longer legs so that your legs make that angle correctly and have that bull's hoof hold you in.
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Not true if those seats are like those on the standard B&M hyper trains. Your feet don't touch the floor. Your legs can be any length provided they're under the clam shell.
The newer iteration of the Intamin seat (think Dragster) or the Premier Rides retrofit do more to get your knees higher than the bottom of the lap bar.
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