Lift me up! Stories of Trampe, the Bicycle Lift

Trampe is a unique invention. But who really decides what it is and how it's used?
Short documentary about Trampe the Bicycle Lift, situated in Trondheim, Norway.
Made by Brillefilm and NTNU.

[@thejesuschrist]

This man gets 9,000 heaven points for this invention. Brilliant!

[@zabba7461]

How are you everywhere?

[@DondeQ2]

This was an amazing piece. I shared it with my sister.

[@Seff2]

Amazing how seemingly everyone speaks english. Even that little boy.

[@Pixiez]

This was blană!

[@MB-xq3ol]

I would like to get more info on the design of this lift. I think its great dont take it out. also what is the percent slope of the hill. Some hills in SF are 44% slope

[@grreeeeee]

20%

[@Arcterion]

Huh, neat. :D

[@lawrence18uk]

How many people can go up at the same time? What's the gap between people?

[@grreeeeee]

1 at a time

[@chrisesox9837]

Ele tric bikes will make it redundant....

[@NoZenith]

... 20% grade? 🤔 depends on the bike I think but it'll for sure make it less necessary

[@patrickmooney5035]

But, you can save your battery. (Hills eat into battery charge) and it looks fun 😀

[@AnthonyBrusca]

No way my bike can't do 10% let alone 20%

[@NoZenith]

@@AnthonyBrusca that is good to know LOL I am new to cycling and I know I'm not a strong cyclist so I need a little assistance and I'm still learning. I did intentionally not invest in an electric bike right now, spent that money on a Brompton instead so I could just take it everywhere with me. I'm not sure how even the 6-speed bike I got is going to handle 20% though 😆

[@AnthonyBrusca]

@@NoZenith I have a 750 watt radcity by radpower bikes and it would roll backwards if it were full throttle on that hill lmao. It would make it possible to pedal though. The only way to pedal that without bending teeth is to use a motor AND pedal.