The Incredible (and Dangerous) Ski Lift for Bikes | Trondheim Norway 🇳🇴

[@amymaclure2366]

This was such a fun video! I loved seeing the camaraderie of total strangers cheering you on with the bike! :)

[@LisaAndJosh]

that was our favorite part!! :)

[@adventurewithdj]

We are absolutely loving this series!!! The spin wheel just brings another level of excitement and fun that we find ourselves looking forward to each video, we couldn't stop laughing at josh and the bike attempt (knowing fully well we would probably do worse) A+ for persistence 🤣

[@LisaAndJosh]

Thanks, guys!! We lucked out that the bike lift was both a new form of transportation AND entertaining for all 😂

[@JourneywithJenandDrew]

Trondheim looks like such a cute norwegian town ❤️ Can’t wait to see y’all CRUSH THE GOAL 💪🏻

[@LisaAndJosh]

🥰 thanks, guys!! Trondheim was so beautiful and fun!

[@quanieyp8852]

Such a beautiful place! I want to go someday.

[@Gran_Torino]

I just came across you guys through your Oslo vlog yesterday. You’re both super charming and seem like such warm and nice people! I’m from Oslo myself, but Trondheim is beautiful. The church you saw, Nidarosdomen, is considered to be Norway’s nicest cathedral. They started building it in 1070, but it has burned several times. Saint Olav/Olaf of Norway is buried under the church, and he was a Viking king credited for spreading Christianity in Norway during is reign between 1015 to 1028. As Norway became Lutheran during the reformation his significance as a symbol gradually diminished, but the underground Catholic church (illegal between 1537 and 1843) has always considered Saint Olaf as the most significant saint of Norway.

[@LisaAndJosh]

thank you for finding us and for all the helpful information! We heard that there was a pilgrimage many walk from Oslo to Trondheim to this very cathedral :)

[@tanyawesolowski8876]

I love this! My husband and I travelled Asia and Poland in 2003 ( before kids ) and would just arrive at the station and take the next bus, wherever it was going! That was how we ended up in the town where Copernicus lived, Frombork.

[@LisaAndJosh]

That sounds like such a fun trip!!

[@cbligerman]

Thank you for these beautiful vlogs I hope to visit Norway during a warm season. Happy Trails

[@LisaAndJosh]

thank you for watching :) Norway during warm season sounds lovely!

[@wendolieberrospi8158]

Hello, guys! Love watching your guys channel :D Next time visiting Norway, hope you guys also make a visit to Haugesund, Stavanger and Bergen. They are all also beautiful places in Norway!

[@LisaAndJosh]

Thank you for the recommendations!! We will and can't wait to come back :)

[@wendolieberrospi8158]

@@LisaAndJosh You`re guys are very welcome :)

[@geraldinehadiwidjaja7421]

Such fun! You both met the challenge!💪💪 Such a pretty little town.

[@LisaAndJosh]

Yahhh!! :))

[@markuserikssen]

What a nice video! Very beautiful city. Norway is really expensive in most things, but the bikes were actually really cheap compared to bike rentals in other countries!

[@LisaAndJosh]

Yes!! Getting around has been the most convenient and pretty inexpensive

[@TalesFromOurPocket]

That bike helper thing (that Bill calls a "steam catapult" , but what does he know 😉) looked like more work than just biking up the hill! We loved the locals helping out. 😂 😂 (also, added this town to our to-visit list!)

[@LisaAndJosh]

Haha it was such a cool concept, would love to know how it actually all works! :)

[@shikomwangi]

This is so much fun

[@bethanyhopkins1495]

That bike lift looked tough! I suck at those type of things

[@LisaAndJosh]

it definitely was a challenge!! :) but a fun one!

[@tellefhavig6429]

The trick is to keep your leg and body as straight as possible in regards of the pedal ( aka forword). If you bend your knee you're going to have a bad time and it will be extremly tiresome if not impossible to get all the way up.

[@LisaAndJosh]

Great tip! Definitely felt the bent knee approach made it worse

[@jonathanbisimwa5296]

Wow. So funny to see you guys finally in my town 😂😂💫🫶🏻

[@LisaAndJosh]

You have a lovely hometown!!! :)

[@Walts-Travel]

Fun times in the city!!

[@tobiasdubiak4747]

Nice video! But even if you have travelled a long way since Oslo, Trondheim is still in what's considered South Norway. You may have found out that later. Norway is quite long...😁

[@LisaAndJosh]

yes! haha we wish we had longer time to explore.

[@OddRagnarDengLerstl]

Nice. I used to take the lift on daily basis going home from work. Takes some tries getting used to 🙂

[@LisaAndJosh]

definitely! one day, we hope to get it! :)

[@isakverpe2025]

SUPER FUNNY VIDEO!

[@LisaAndJosh]

☺️😂

[@nitroriley857]

Wow!!

[@AmbientWalking]

Wow. That looks like a death trap!

[@dxd42]

This device is the type of thing that seems easy to use but, when we try it we'll fall sometimes until we learn, just like Bikes 😂

[@kristinajendesen7111]

Bergen is prettier. Did you go to Hell from Trondheim? Freezing there and covered in snow at times. I've been to Hell and back (the only real hell unlike the fairytale one and a lot of Norway is like a real heaven. I wanted to live there at one time).

[@walkingcyclingcruisingaus]

Ha! That bike lift. Probably faster to just walk the hill! 🤣 🤣 🤣

[@LisaAndJosh]

probably right!!! hahah

[@Ciofey]

Don't bend your leg. You are being pushed up from under your foot, so that leg needs to be (fairly) straight, and your sole should be resting on the push strut, at an angle as if the strut was the floor. And since the strut is angled, so must you (or at least your leg) be angled to be able to "stand" on the strut all the way up. It is much harder for your bent leg to carry your weight, so don't bend your leg. Good luck next time!

[@rjbpow]

Nice “tries” 😅. Have fun!

[@stuebby1982]

The lift is not dangerous. It is just the user plus the gravitation.😉

[@victordkv8525]

Has he no power in his legs?

[@LisaAndJosh]

He has leg power, just no skill lol

[@pedrotruemexican]

Its not even dangerous its just common sense and balance if you ask me