MIT students get to have all the fun...
Mike Nawrot and Romain Teil constructed their fully-functional, homemade wooden roller coaster in just two weeks, aptly named the Reverse Cowgirl. We've seen lots of thrill-seeking backyard contraptions, but this one imprisons the rider in a freaky vertical position:
"MIT's Rush 2010 featured EC's first fully vertical wooden roller coaster track. The Reverse Cowgirl dropped its riders vertically, then turned them face down as they skimmed 2 feet above the ground, face down and strapped with their backs to the cart, before bringing them back to vertical upside-down."
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they may be geniuses, but someone needs to teach them how to make a video.
Looks like a good freaky ride.
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