But Peabody, those aren't trims, they are holding breaks. Theres a difference, no trim is designed to hold a train.
edit: Oh god no! I've just spelled "brake" as "break." I really need a brake! Or do I need a break?
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Yatta!
Hey, look, I have a signature now! Even if it is only Yatta...
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I've traded in my 2000 Giovanola for a 2002 Arrow X4D :)
My other car is now an Arrow X4D!
Last year Titan's Mid course breaks were very stong, in fact too strong. You have to grab on to the seat in front of you, then as you turn off the brake and if your are sitting on the left side, you feel like you are going to fall out of the train. I hate that part.
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What about Twisted Sisters at KK? Those are extreme trims. (I always get Twisted Sisters and Wicked Twister verbally confused.)
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There is nothing to fear except...well, there is really nothing to fear.
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I agree with a couple of you, Hercules' brakes last almost the entire length of the first hill. That's too bad, too, because the coaster had the potential to be a pretty cool ride - I don't think building a helix like that off the first drop is a good idea for a wooden coaster (a similar feature can be found on King's Dominion's Hurler...). Hercules is one of the worst wooden coasters I've ever ridden.
Thank God for Steel Force and Talon - Dorney would be a different class of park without them.
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