Inclined Loops

[Josh73]

Do you consider them as an inversion?

 

[Hixee]

Yes. Simply because they've always seemed more like an inversion than an overbanked turn to me.

Can't really put a better definition than that...

Let's wait for furie to get out his "what's an inversion?" image...

 

[furie]

That would be a dreadful way to start the new year off!

It can wait until tomorrow

 

[spicy]

Swarms inclined loop will be the first I've been on. I guess with those trains one side of the trains might invert more than the other? Either way I would still count it as an inversion.

 

[Josh73]

^^ Should I be scared?

 

[A-Kid]

Something banked like Riddler, yes.

Swarm however, No. Its nowhere near inverted.

 

[Venom2053]

Hey it's listed as an inversion on Coasterforce thats good enough for me. :lol: As long as its not angled to far its an inversion but if it's just getting way to far on its side then no.

 

[furie]

You asked for it!

 

[Hixee]

This is actually how B&M and Intamin define their elements. Fact.

 

[furie]

They never paid me for my consultancy work you know? Bastards!

 

[davidx233]

well, if it goes upside down for 0ne millionth of a second, it's an inversion, green lantern at sfga has one and it is pretty dang cool!

 

[reddude333]

I'm just gonna say I agree with furie on this one. The ones I've been on (Riddle's Revenge and Mantis) definitely are inversions in my book.

 

[dj-fireball999]

For me, I guess it all depends on how "inclined" they actually are.

 

[CMonster]

I know this is kinda off topic, but what about Hydra's second inversion? (First after the lift). How banked is that, and is it actually considered as an inversion?

 

[mouse]

^ I don't IMO, but by looking at furies picture it could be...
Back to the topic, it depends how tilted it is.
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