A few questions about Saw

[Brookes]

I've only ridden it once, but I didn't find it painful at all.

 

[Mysterious Sue]

It must be something to do with height/build.

After riding it with a number of people with different builds, I've come to the conclusion that taller people seem to suffer the most.

I finally got on Speed at Oakwood last weekend and although it didn't have half as much brain shake as Saw, it was still violent as hell. People had told me it wasn't that bad, so I was hoping for better. What is it with Euro-Fighters? Can anyone explain to me why they are just so rough? One of my friends commented 'it's like you can feel every bump where the track is joined together' - I'm not convinced this is the case, but I do find them consistently bad.

 

[furie]

Speed has that fantastic square turnaround too... It's like they made the initial design in Lego and forgot to smooth it off afterwards. Maybe this is the problem with Eurofighters? Designed in Lego and rendered smooth if they feel like it?

 

[Mysterious Sue]

Nah, lego bricks have more curves