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Treadmill
Treadmill
Released20 February 2006 (Update)
MembersNo
QuestNo
LocationInside the Hairdresser salon in Falador
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ExaminePowers the spinning pole outside.
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Object ID24020
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The treadmill is located inside the Hairdresser salon in Falador north of the west bank. The rodent running on the treadmill seems to power the spinning pole outside.

According to an issue of the Postbag from the Hedge, the critter's name is Ridgeley.[1] Although the letter categorises Ridgeley as belonging to the species of chinchompas, the in-game model of the ever-running rodent is much more akin to that of a common rat.

Sound effects

Sound Name Description ID
rat_wheel Ambient noise 3121

Trivia

  • In RuneScape 3, Ridgeley was later changed to show a chinchompa's model instead of a rat.

See also

References

  1. ^ Hairdresser Hair-Architect. Postbag 17: "Happy Birthday, Mr Elemental.". Letter 6. RuneScape Postbags from the Hedge. Jagex. "Ribbons? Ribbons! Pfft. I can clearly see that you would not make the grade. Even Ridgeley the chinchompa whose efforts power my pole has better taste than you."

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