Georgia Scorcher- The Best Standup?

I haven't ridden Georgia Scorcher, but I have ridden Iron Wolf, and my statement may not be completely correct because that's the only B&M Stand-up I've ridden, but I think B&M's true passion is in Stand-ups. And I also think that their compact coaster include much more intensity.
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That's wierd. I love Scorcher, but it is usually one of the shortest lines in the park. Everyone hear seams to agree that it is good, but I guess all the GP wants is inversions.
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SFOGeorgia said:
but I guess all the GP wants is inversions.

I really don't think the average park goer is really going to think about it that much. "Oh my gosh! Batman is better than scorcher because batman only has 5 loops and scorcher has 2! Therefore, lets not ride scorcher, and not ride Cyclone at all!" Nope, don't see it happening. I mean...if all everyone wanted was inversions, we would only get coasters with inversions.

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Rollergator, the next time you ride RRV you might be surprised, for the past year or so the midcourse brakes for RRV are almost non existant, you get great airtime going thru the brakes now. I just went on it yesterday and they run 3 traines, barely a line, no brakes, smooth as ever...

alexlaca, RRV "gets the nod" over GS in my book, tallest, faster, more inversions (usually NOT a biggie with me, but those INCLINED loops rock). But after several other stand-ups at the Paramount parks and other SF parks, the Scorcher "stands" above the rest....clearly in second, which is a bummer, 'cause I really liked Mantis a couple years ago...