So 2010 has been and gone. How much riding did you do?
Me: 1,372 miles with 212,193ft of ascent - from 109 rides and 95% off-road with no commuting.
How did you get on?
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2010...how many mile then?
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average of 50 miles a week commuting and a further 25 miles a week off road. I need to sort out the road/off road ratio!
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6150 miles road (that did include 959 miles of LEJOG), 905 miles MTB. Excluding commuting (which is only 3 miles a day anyway).
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not enough, I'm still fat
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*waits for Samuri and his million miles*
3012km, 81,000m of climbing, 157 rides (commutes count as 2), 40 commutes, 900k road riding, nearly half the MTB rides at night.
Mostly on my ST4, when I realised the Pace made up < 4% of the rides, decision made to sell it on.
I get all geeky with the stats, but meaningless really. I know I had a lot of fun with some good friends
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I didn't do enough, no idea of the figures but hoping to rectify that in 2011
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not enough, I'm still fat
This
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Riding - 1033 miles
Running - 750 milesPosted 1 year ago # -
6155.3 miles, no idea of altitude gained/lost as I use a humble bike computer and a spreadsheet to tally. Happy with that as January to March had very few miles, and then mileage rose with the arrival of a new MTB. Haven't analysed it, but I reckon 50/50 road and mountain bike would be a fair bet.
I'm still fat - well, at least I display some of the symptoms of middle age spread
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Not enough really. I rode Cannock-length rides probably once every few weekends (more often in summer) and 6-15 miles a day on the road bike. May get a cheap computer to track my road miles this year.
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About 2,500 miles (includes commuting which is only way I get the miles in) and 55km of climbing.
That is a solid 9.8 days on a bike or 2% of the year!
I love stats
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Count: 148 Activities
Distance: 2,859.06 mi
Time: 249:25:31 h:m:s
Elevation Gain: 259,088 ft
Avg Speed: 11.5 mph
Avg HR: 135 bpm
Avg Bike Cadence: 67 rpm
Calories: 204,814 C
Max HR: 201 bpm
Avg Elevation Gain: 1,751 ft
Max Speed: 53.3 mph
Avg Distance: 19.32 mi
Avg Time: 01:41:07 h:m:s
Max Avg Bike Cadence: 74 rpm
Max Bike Cadence: 210 rpm
Max Avg Speed: 17.1 mph
Max Elevation Gain: 5,876 ft
Max Distance: 60.46 miPosted 1 year ago # -
I've got 3155km recorded on my GPS plus at least 2500km commuting and a few other rides that I didn't record.
Probably over 6000km in total. Mostly off road.Posted 1 year ago # -
6500 on road bike, raced 21 dh races ,xc rides inbetween so a lot
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4686 road miles and about 70 offroad; guess I'm a roadie now.
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About 3000 miles from commuting to/fro work, hardly any off-road / mtb.
I just look at the mtb and it doesn't inspire me. I don't live near any great trails, nor do I drive, so cycling with big slow knobbly tires to get anywhere half decent really de-motivates me.
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5770 miles of road and MTbing, former being probably 4500 miles + and included a 500 mile week in Pyrenees. Unsure of total annual ascent but would reckon 70 000m + as Pyrenees was 14 000m and rode several sportives at 3000m ascent each
Also live somewhere hilly so each ride is about 200m climbing per 10 miles ridden
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About 3000miles for me, 500 on road rest on the mountain bikes. Add on to that a load of dh riding and racing and a fair chunk of time on the jump bike as well. Not a bad year at all!
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I'm still fat - well, at least I display some of the symptoms of middle age spread
... same here, Christmas hasn't helped!
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1588, no commuting included
http://a-pic-a-ride.blogspot.com/Posted 1 year ago # -
3,266 miles - a mix of road, mtb and commuting, along with a bit on holiday and some touring in the UK too. Happy days.
Edit: love the blog, Rocketdog - very inspiring stuff.
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Not sure must be around 4000 miles I reckon. That's MTB and road though.
I've set myself a target of 6000 for this year.
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1500 less than last year!
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2161 miles recorded on the MTB plus maybe 100 miles where I left the computer behind and about 150 miles on the road bike for me.
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got my first garmin 38 days ago and done 1028 miles since then, around 180 miles a week on average so that works out roughtly around 8000 miles a year right?
Sit backs and waits for people to accuse me of willy waving!
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2000 kms which is a lot more than I've ever ridden before.
And what's better is how much I enjoyed riding last year. Have a road bike now as well so there's been a fair few miles on that. Hopefully continue that this year.
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52 Rides...
555 Miles...
must do better next year...
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2007 - 1694 miles
2008 - 1954 miles
2009 - 1924 miles
2010 - 1685 milesPretty poor this year really. Especially when you factor in that about 1000 of those miles are commuting and 215 come from three rides.
Ride log: http://mactually.co.uk/index.php?cat=11 Only ten rides last year? Bloody hell!
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At least 3000 from me. Between 45 and 75 a week commuting, plus a fair bit offroad.
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i doubt i'm even troubling 1000 miles
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Barely 9,500 but then I was off injured for three months.
1,600 running and just over 100 swum (mostly while injured!)Best was 2005 when I was unemployed for 5 months, just got over 15,000.
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*waits for Samuri and his million miles*
I'm afraid there's a few on here who beat me easy.
I did around 5500, was aiming for 6000. This year will be better.Should we have a count of bits broken? I bet I win that one.
Just wait for twinklydave to pop up with his 10,000 miles count.
I want to get more swimming in this year too, only managed 9 miles last.Posted 1 year ago # -
12,500 miles. No I'm not working at the mo.
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13000
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From zero to C1k miles and 200k feet and two bikes in my first year of mtb, mostly on malvern hills Very pleasing and here's to 1500 in 2011.
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