Roller coaster inversions
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Roller coaster inversions are features of roller coasters that in some form or fashion, inverts (turns upside-down) its riders. Dozens of unique inversions exist:
- Barrel roll
- Batwing
- Bent Cuban Eight
- Bowtie inversion
- Butterfly inversion
- Cobra roll
- Corkscrew
- Cutback (design)
- Diving loop
- DNA twist
- Flying snake dive
- Half half
- Heartline roll
- Immelmann loop
- Inclined loop
- Inline twist
- Interlocking corkscrews
- Interlocking loops
- Loopscrew
- Pretzel loop
- Raven turn
- Sea serpent roll
- Sidewinder inversion
- Spin 'n' dive
- Top hat inversion
- Twisted horseshoe roll
- Vertical loop
- Wraparound corkscrew
- Wingover
- Zero G roll
[edit] External links
- Element Cross Reference at Roller Coaster Database
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