The top of the Quantocks is 3.5 miles from here, all uphill, but it does mean that the majority of my rides finish with a 3.5 mile, 8 minute (45+mph in the steepest part) road descent. 🙂
I ride 10 miles each way to work every day and then 2 mtb rides on my rest days.
I work shifts, rather than the Mon to Fri grind; but my Garmin reckons an average of 100 to 140 miles over a 7 days.
It depends on the weather and shifts though to be honest. If i'm a bit low on the miles, I try to get a few quick 3 mile runs in; makes me feel a bit better then 🙂 lol
for me it depends. im lucky as i live in the peaks. so on average i try and do 3 rides a week at least.
short blast/play round winhill/mam tor – normally only about 6-10 miles
or 15-35 miler around the similar areas. i try and do longer rides when i can, but if not i just head out and do what i can before it gets dark.
on average about 40-60 mile p/w, want to step it up to 50 mile minimum soon though…
For me my weekly commute I ride about 20 miles with two other Mountain Bike rides. A Tuesday night ride of about 25 – 30 miles and a weekend ride of 40 miles plus which is incresing in length each week as preparation for the SDW towards the end of the summer.
Well normally 1 MTB ride per week of 2-4 hours.
Over the longer days (May – Sep) this will go to 2 rides per week one of 2 one of 2-4 with occasional all-dayers.
I can't say on distance but I'd guess an avg of 7-8mph.
An average night ride ranges from 12 to 18 miles and at the weekend an average ride would be between 25 and 40 miles. I try to do 3 rides a week and vary the terrain/route/pace etc as much as I can.
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Im more interested that about 95% of the posts had evidently paid no attention to the OP.
Personally read it, paid attention, then ignored the bit I didn't like and included my spinning classes in the answer. Just back from one right now, in fact 🙂
In my defence Hora, in 32 days time (?) that mileage and frequency will drop away – that’s assuming my legs still function at all & I haven’t been carried off by the man-eating Scottish midges!