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  • Six Flags Magic Mountain: roller coaster
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    / Expansion in the United States

    …Fireball was outpaced by the Bobs, a collaboration between noted inventors Frederick Church and Harry Traver. Riders of the Bobs traveled along 3,253 feet (991.5 metres) of track with 16 hills and 12 curves.

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    …Fireball was outpaced by the Bobs, a collaboration between noted inventors Frederick Church and Harry Traver. Riders of the Bobs traveled along 3,253 feet (991.5 metres) of track with 16 hills and 12 curves.

    Read More