![Bike Elevator In Trondheim, Norway](https://pix.avax.news/avaxnews/3e/76/0001763e_medium.png)
Scandinavia, always ahead of the bike infrastructure curve, has something else to share: a self-service cycle lift for hilly roads.
![Bike Elevator In Trondheim, Norway](https://pix.avax.news/avaxnews/3d/76/0001763d_medium.png)
![Bike Elevator In Trondheim, Norway](https://pix.avax.news/avaxnews/43/76/00017643_medium.jpeg)
The first prototype was installed in Trondheim, Norway, in 1993. Since then, it's become a popular tourist attraction that's powered more than 200,000 cyclists up a 130-meter hill, with no accidents recorded. The original lift was dismantled in 2012, and replaced a year later with CycloCable, an industrialized version upgraded to meet new safety standards.
![Bike Elevator In Trondheim, Norway](https://pix.avax.news/avaxnews/42/76/00017642_medium.png)
![Bike Elevator In Trondheim, Norway](https://pix.avax.news/avaxnews/41/76/00017641_medium.png)
Now, POMA Group, the French cableway company behind the CycloCable, wants to sell the idea to other cities around the world.
![Bike Elevator In Trondheim, Norway](https://pix.avax.news/avaxnews/3f/76/0001763f_medium.jpeg)
![Bike Elevator In Trondheim, Norway](https://pix.avax.news/avaxnews/40/76/00017640_medium.jpeg)
CycloCable
12 Jul 2014 10:37:00,
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