ALPINA BAHN mounted onride with g-force data - OSCAR BRUCH [DÜSSELLAND 2020][4K 60FPS] 

It honestly looks more tame than it is. The first drop really packs a punch to the right! But it was smoother than before, due to new Gerstlauer trains! ~Benedikt

0 g would be considered as floating airtime ~Benedikt

​@@CoasterStats Also the TÜV forbid negativ g-forces at that time, even with up-stop wheels and they wanted to have quiet high g-forces in vertical loops, because hangtime was forbidden too at that in time. Thats why steel coasters from that time periode made in germany are designed like that.

@@metautan7452 could you tell me where did you find that info? the neg-g forbiddding thing. Just curious

@@ggtontoyono looks like because of the lap bar thing Especially considering most looping coaster at that time use OTSR

To be fair, it was the effect of geometric shaping use by Stengel. It's either wildly intense like Intamin, or wildly not intense like this one. It's hard to make more graceful like B&M that emphasize controlling G-force in mind.

We will make a video, where we explain how all this stuff works. But this may take some time for preparation :) ~Benedikt

It‘s a traveling ride. It mostly somewhere around in Germany. ~Benedikt