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Which is the steepest road in Sheffield?


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Which is the steepest road in Sheffield?  

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  1. 1. Which is the steepest road in Sheffield?

    • Blake Street
      383
    • Kent Road
      81
    • Myrtle Road
      64
    • Hagg Hill
      320
    • Jenkin Road
      242


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Can any cyclist, present or past, claim to have rode up these hills?

 

Yes, got up Blake Hill (which is officially the steepest) in seconds flat......

 

Thanks to a 550cc engine!

 

Well you didn't actually say it couldn't be a MOTORcyclist :hihi:

 

I live near Langsett Avenue....(Opposite Middlewood Tram stop)....that is very steep too.

 

I walk down it once with shopping.....lost my footing, had a nasty fall and retrieved all my tomatoes at the bottom off the hill....they were only fit for ratties to eat!!!! :gag:

 

.......and I noticed this thread was started in 2003.....so is this the oldest thread in current use on the forum??????? :D

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Yes, got up Blake Hill (which is officially the steepest) in seconds flat......

 

Thanks to a 550cc engine!

 

Well you didn't actually say it couldn't be a MOTORcyclist :hihi:

 

I live near Langsett Avenue....(Opposite Middlewood Tram stop)....that is very steep too.

 

I walk down it once with shopping.....lost my footing, had a nasty fall and retrieved all my tomatoes at the bottom off the hill....they were only fit for ratties to eat!!!! :gag:

 

.......and I noticed this thread was started in 2003.....so is this the oldest thread in current use on the forum??????? :D

 

In the 1960s, I knew a bloke called ' Tommy Thompson ' who lived on the right hand side of Langsett Ave. His house looked upon the Hospital where his wife worked as a sister. So I've climbed the Avenue on my cycle a number of times.

 

Your escapade on the motorbike dun count!!

 

I like to revive old threads because there is always a bit what someone wants to add.

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