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Used for the current title, description, code strings, device support and universe identity.
Every important claim should have a visible provenance: official Roblox facts first, creator-owned context second, and dated gameplay evidence only for what its footage actually shows.
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Primary source for the current title, official description, supported devices, update headline, and creator-listed codes.
Machine-readable cross-check for universe 10509890970, current description, root place, update time, and creator group.
Creator-owned source for Chicago and Puerto Rico, the public 134-bike claim, official Discord, rules, and support routes.
ItzVexo video published July 29, 2026. Footage opens the in-game controls and demonstrates Shift wheelies, E gear changes, tricks, fuel, missions, jobs, and rewards.
Radex Tips video published August 2, 2026. Useful for the observed riding, trick, fuel, phone, mission, and job loop; exact rates remain unverified.
ProjectSupreme 2 video published August 27, 2026. Current footage selects Chicago after previously trying Puerto Rico and shows the manual-gear learning curve.
Used for the current title, description, code strings, device support and universe identity.
Used for city and catalog context, official social links, rules and support routes.
Used for visible menus and demonstrated inputs in that build, never as a permanent reward or stat table.
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