90 degree rail

[CantThinkOfaName]

Is it possible to hit a 90 degree rail twice and keep your momentum? I can’t send images rn but there’s this beautiful street spot I’m looking at with a flat rail that turns 90 degrees to the left and then after about 8 feet it goes 90 to the right y’all think that’s even remotely possible with newtons laws?

 

[deac]

shit post go there and send it

 

[weastcoat]

just Go watch LTC episode 6.3

 

[AndrewGravesSV]

depends on how much speed you have but itll be tough for sure

 

[quintcork]

like this??https://youtube.com/clip/Ugkx4OOnJu2mVEE7-Cc-nr_7baTEX1gtDmRh?si=wwWT4ESZ9xtlTZWj

 

[SofaKingSick]

talk is cheap but yeah definitely doable. if youre sick

 

[Christian_Bale]

Assuming that the rail's completely flat, yeah I think so but it depends on how long it is. The second flat is gonna have to be pretty short for it to work cuz you're gonna lose a lot of momentum.

 

[Christian_Bale]

secret angel 8:41. It is flat to down, but looks like 90 degrees.

 

[hi_vis360]

secret angel 8:41. It is flat to down, but looks like 90 degrees.

That clip is so dope, what a cool rail

 

[CantThinkOfaName]

secret angel 8:41. It is flat to down, but looks like 90 degrees.

That’s insane

 

[theabortionator]

Strap a fan or leaf blower to your back to help you get through the last section.

Idk, i feel like anything is possible just pretty tough with it being flat. Really depends how much speed you can keep around the first one.

Is there any down at all or 100% flat?

 

[CantThinkOfaName]

Strap a fan or leaf blower to your back to help you get through the last section.

Idk, i feel like anything is possible just pretty tough with it being flat. Really depends how much speed you can keep around the first one.

Is there any down at all or 100% flat?

100% flat and if you fall you fall like 10 ft it’s so gnarly