Arrow Inverted?

Has Arrow ever made an inverted coaster before if not then why didnt they make one yet.

i dont think so

Lets not forget about the Arrowbatic.

No one's forgotten about the Aerobatic because no park has ever built one!

Here's a little know fact, Arrow made a couple standup roller coasters way back. One was a mine train standup at Six Flags Mid America (Now ST. Louis) and the defunct Extreme Roller Coaster at Valleyfair!

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Jes
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True, Zero-G, but not 100% true. Arrow never made a standup, but two of their coasters (the two you mentioned) were retrofitted with standup trains for a breif time.

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Think this Vekoma - Arrow.

Really? Didn't think that would work because the forces would be increased on a, for lack of a better term, "non-standup track", Like tring to put standup cars on Kumba or Hulk.

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Jes
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Well, if one was a mine train, it was much less intense, so you didn't need to worry.

The only inverteds that Arrow have made are: N/A! Some people would try to argue that suspended coasters are inverted, but they aren't. Suspended swing freely, where inverted coaster trains are rigid.

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Yeah Arrow has designed the Arrowbatic (Inverted Mad Mouse-type coaster, yet noone have been built yet. And regarding stand-ups, both the Arrow Stand-ups were originally other coasters which got stand-up trains installed. (By the way Zero-G, the stand-up besides SFSL was Screamroller at Worlds of Fun, not Valleyfair)

Ahh, your right Adam, I just looked it up. The EXT was at Worlds Of Fun.

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