6.4K views · 155 reactions | Timber Wolf opened at Worlds of Fun in 1989. Designed by Curtis Summers and built by the Dinn Corporation, it reused the station of the Screamroller Arrow looping coaster. In 2018, the ride's midcourse helix was replaced by a new fan turn design by Alex Yerdon of Skyline Attractions. Have you ridden Timber Wolf? Video Courtesy of Worlds of Fun. | Coaster101.com | Facebook

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34K views · 568 reactions | Timber Wolf has been a rite of passage for park-goers since its 1989 debut. From clicking up its 100-foot lift hill to racing through its 4,230-feet of track, the classic roller coaster is full of adventure, grit and nostalgia. With nearly all new track in place for 2021 and a recently constructed 70-degree banked turn - Timber Wolf is ready to howl for a new generation of thrill-seekers. | Worlds of Fun | Facebook

18K views · 115 reactions | Combining a 150mm travel fork with a beautifully curvy steel frame, the Ritchey Timberwolf is the biggest and baddest bruiser that Tom Ritchey has ever cooked up. See what Chipps and Jason think here; | Singletrack Mountain Bike Magazine | Facebook

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