Why do Meisho coasters have tires as brakes?

http://www.rcdb.com/1730.htm?p=12960 Do the Japanese want to protect their cars or hake sure they don't hurt the cars?

[slosprint]

... no, they want to save money.

yeah it's much cheaper than the way people with money do it...

This is my favorite meisho coaster ever.

[slosprint]

Woah, that drop looks sweet!

That drops looks painful. Look at how short the transition is between the negative and positive gs.

Thats the awsome part! It supposedly is a great drop, and i havent heard anything about it being painful.

[Mikey]

Probably because its cheaper, cheap / easy maintenance, and quieter.

[Coasterkidmwm]

Originally posted by Kyle Sloane

Thats the awsome part! It supposedly is a great drop, and i havent heard anything about it being painful.

Awesome. As in FULL OF AWE, AWE INSPIRING, ETC

Ah the Big Boom coaster. <3

Big Boom goes your bollocks at the bottom of that drop.
Drop, camelback, loop, hill, turn, drop back to station. This ride is somewhat simple, WAY IT FXCKING SHOULD BE. Give me this over Voyage anyday.