I was wondering if PKIC has considered having a links page somewhere to roller coaster manufacuters?

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On rcdb.com if you are looking at a rollercoaster click on its manufacturer and it will bring you to a page that has a link to their website, if they have one.

On rcdb.com if you are looking at a rollercoaster click on its manufacturer and it will bring you to a page that has a link to their website, if they have one.

He's asking that PKIC have one. Make sure you post these topics in the suggestion forums on the community forums.

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On rcdb.com if you are looking at a rollercoaster click on its manufacturer and it will bring you to a page that has a link to their website, if they have one.

He's asking that PKIC have one. Make sure you post these topics in the suggestion forums on the community forums.

I know that, I was just saying that you could do that.

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Well, other than pointing out the community forums, does anyone think it would be a good idea?

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I don't really think it's needed.

Its doable, but for now check out www.rcdb.com for the links.

Although most coaster manufacturing sites are pretty boring.

A lot of the manufacturers are gone now (aka Arrow) but it's still a good idea.

The general public could care less who made the ride for the most part. Other than the freaks like us who can't get enough care.

I hate how if you go to www.arrowdynamics.com, it automatically directs you to the S&S Power website. What ever happened to S&S Arrow?

I know that Ingenieurbüro Stengel has a website. But Bolliger & Mabillard do not. Intamin's website is www.intaminworldwide.com, but it appears to be down. Of course www.hussrides.com is where you can find HUSS Maschinenfabrik.