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    How many acorns? 45 again?

    Because the value of another bike depends a lot on whether they let us play levels with disallowed bikes (obviously, not for medals or leaderboards, just to fool around with the bike). Track Central levels don't get to update and change the bike lists like built-in levels do, and TC builders don't generally care much about added bikes, so a "doesn't count" option really helps give us things to do with things and make them remotely relevant to the majority of content (ie, TC).

    And, again, we need a reasonably ordered bike selection GRID instead of a list. Every bike added makes this more needed.
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    shows it on career tracks so i bet it counts in score and i'm glad about that. i'll pay them 500 acorns if they want, lmao. I've been begging for a panda since release day..
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    Woo hoo panda love ❤️ Is back oops I mean cool crawler love
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    "Crawler" is a terrible name though. So many better names that would fit the bike naming better.
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    Originally Posted by LIONDEN1 Go to original post
    I'm glad to hear that you enjoy the announcement for the new Crawler, Lionden! Thanks for sharing your enthusiasm with us!
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    Adding new vehicles to the game is great, but this only further highlights to me how awesome it would be to have separate leaderboards for each bike/vehicle.

    I know it’s not a trivial or cheap thing, but it would add so much potential replay value as well as more competition. One can dream
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