After the odd helix is a twist and dive, which spends a considerable amount of time upside down, allowing riders to really be hanging in their seats.
17 December, 2011 by Gavin Seipelt
After the odd helix is a twist and dive, which spends a considerable amount of time upside down, allowing riders to really be hanging in their seats.
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