No (since you reiterate the question). Most cyclists should be able to ride up there with a bit of effort. Plenty of climbs similar to that (climb in distance) in Exmouth (and no doubt many other towns across the country) which riders manage day in, day out.
Someone who doesn't cycle, on Calderdale Council.Er, I think that was classic's point!
It was someone else suggesting that cyclists should get off the busy 'steep' road ... I suspect that it was somebody on Calderdale council?
On the post above yours.
Members of the old C+ forum may remember me getting into a gearing argument in the mid-2000s with someone who had done hill repeats on Trooper Lane in a silly gear (42/23, something like that) and complained about his legs hurting!
Members of the old C+ forum may remember me getting into a gearing argument in the mid-2000s with someone who had done hill repeats on Trooper Lane in a silly gear (42/23, something like that) and complained about his legs hurting!
I was happy enough to get up Strines on a bike with a triple chainset!
Not wearing a helmet, how terrible
New Zealand has a famous one... http://theclimbingcyclist.com/cycling-new-zealand-2015-the-worlds-steepest-street/
