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Bicycling

RainbowSuperfund

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4. Thanks for sharing this Happyslug!

Reply to happyslug (Original post)

Thu Dec 22, 2011, 12:29 PM

Dec 2011

Thanks for sharing this Happyslug! There is so much info here, that I'm going to keep it open to read more links latter. These old inclines are beautiful, (I'm a sucker for an old style wooden train), and without it, that hill would be a trip killer on my bicycle.

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Pittsburgh wants to re-install the old Penn Incline between the Hill and the Strip for bicyclists [View all] happyslug Dec 2011 OP

I rode an incline in Pittsburgh back in the mid-70's. Man, we were high.... Scuba Dec 2011 #1

Same as Today, the Monongahela and Duquesne incline, the rest were shut down in 1964 or earlier happyslug Dec 2011 #2

Duquesne, then. Thanks. n/t Scuba Dec 2011 #3

Thanks for sharing this Happyslug! RainbowSuperfund Dec 2011 #4

March 2012 Article that includes comments to add a new Incline in Pittsburgh happyslug Jul 2012 #5