To ride just as much and as hard as I did this year.

To ride my new gsxr 15 times.

To do 6 trips + to trail centres

To keep in the 14st weight bracket

To be nice

Drop down to working just 2 days a week (already happening, starts in February). This will allow me to:

Cycle. A lot. Mountain bike, road bite, multi day camping trips etc
Learn to brew properly
Get the band back on the road
Do a lot of renovations around the house
Do some adult education courses
Learn to drive my MX5 properly - be able to handle it when it slides. So will probably need to get some track tuition.

I'm doing more gravy wrestling

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Less beer, more riding.

Change tyres on my CX'er and Roadie more.

Use the word 'pork' as a verb 500 times a month.

^what eddiebaby said

And make more time for wife & I to spend together (1 date night per month)

Quitting STW.

Gonna adopt a 4:3 lifestyle (4 days on the holy bus each week followed by 3 of self indulgence)
Start running
Get a more practical and efficient daily routine

Less beer, more running. Some riding too, but mainly running. Hopefully this will help with the third resolution: lose a couple of kgs.

(Now I've FINALLY been fixed) to get fit again, to ride all my bikes (both mtb and motor) a lot more and to do it in more adventurous places.

I need to explore more.

Rachel

Ride more, I did a grand total of 161 miles this year's. So aiming to hit the 500 mile Mark next year.
Get out with my DSLR more also and vastly improve.
Stay injury free unlike this year and last.

I hope everyone has a happy/lucky year to come no matter what they get up to(no bad stuff though right :-))

Less beer.... A lot less beer.

I'm planning on drinking more beer

Run more, ride more, weigh less.

OK here are my targets:

Stay in the 14stone-something bracket.
Ride in the Lakes. Did ONE ride in the lakes in 2014.

See friends more and be a better person.

managed to make this years stick which was nice, can't think of any for next year

1) 'Learn' to do front crawl properly (breathing problems have so prevented this).

2) Ride at least once a week

3) Get down to 90kg

Quitting Jamie.

learn bass
have all my bikes working at the same time (for at least a day)
eat better

Quitting Jamie.

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Tricky one...

I think I will try to get back to half marathon standard this year and stay there, injury free, for the whole year. That's a bold resolution though.

I might also try to make a go of my marriage too, but that depends a lot on what my wife is prepared to do.

Less booze, more riding, less work, more life.

Less boozing. Move somewhere new near to a MTB centre, maybe Chicksands. Cut-out social smoking.

What ste t said.

Thought of another one, same as last year: one new recipe / week. Got loads of recipe books, just need to use them instead of always relying on the old favourites.

To do 10 muscle ups and a planche, the latter may be a pipe dream at the age of 52.

Start running again and buy a cross bike, so nothing too exciting really, maybe even enter some road races!

Likely to be less commuting mileage this year so looking for quality over quantity. Would like to do one 100 mile-plus road ride each month, and cover 50 miles a month on the mountain bike. Everything else will be a bonus.

If this also leads to me finally reaching the elusive goals of 12 stone and 5000 miles in a year that would be nice. It will, however, require me to not put my back out while sledging this morning... 🙄

learn to swear in forums.. Crikey!! 😀

I have a lot of big projects to finish this year, so ironically:
1) do not obsess about about projects;
2) enjoy quality time both on bike and away with missus (and not be bothered about spending significant cash doing it);
3) don't be quite so nice at work, i.e. be more forthright when required
4) do not get worked-up by the behaviour of others
5) keep things in perspective
6) maintain and enjoy level of riding