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| Length | 1187.7 ft |
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| Height | 39.4 ft |
| Speed | 29.2 mph |
| Inversions | 0 |
| Arrangement | 14 cars per train. Riders are arranged 2 across in a single row for a total of 28 riders per train. |
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| A roller coaster in Dutch is also called an "achtbaan", meaning literally 'eighttrack' referring to the very common layout of coasters in the early days. Duinrell chose for a stylized way of writing it as Kikker8baan, meaning 'Frog' '8' 'track'. The coaster it replaces, Kikkerachtbaan, used the same spelling for a while some years ago. |
| This new coaster replaced Kikkerachtbaan which had reached its end of life at having run for 40 years. Duinrell wanted a similar coaster. This new coaster is a mirror image of the original Kikkerachtbaan and has as much as possible a similar layout. It is built on the same location. Since Zierer no longer manufactures Tivoli-type track, this coaster is a redesigned Large Tivoli layout using the Force track system. Another difference is that the train will be shorter at 14 cars and not 20. |
| The lead car of the former Kikkerachtbaan is put on a stand next to the new coaster. |
| This coaster has a frog theme, just as the coaster it replaces. The coaster is also themed to the world of motocross. This is a reference to the park's early history. In the 1940s and 1950s, the park featured a 4 km (2,49 miles) long motocross track. |