2016 Cycling Goals & New Year's resolutions

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mjr

Comfy armchair to one person & a plank to the next
I'd say not, this is more a general thread for all types of resolutions, that one is cycling related :tongue:
So this one's in the wrong forum?
 

Scotchlovingcylist

Formerly known as Speedfreak
A new Job next year means I'm only commuting 2 miles a day instead of 22 and only working 3 days a week instead of 5/6.
So my main resolutions are
  • To ride more for fun now I have more time
  • Build a cheap fixie to commute/run errands on
  • Try some different activities and finally lose that last two stone
 

youngoldbloke

The older I get, the faster I used to be ...
Get my hip replaced, lose some of the weight I've put on, and cycle 5000 miles - both of those ambitions thwarted in 2015 due to that hip :cursing:
 

steveindenmark

Legendary Member
A long motorbike tour

A long cycle tour

Get the Jobs done in the garden that I didnt complete this year

Stay happy and healthy
 
Lose a couple of stone, currently 15 st 7 lb.
Practice my RC model flying and pass BMFA fixed wing B certificate. Its for aerobatics.
Complete at least one imperial century.
 

Postmanhat

Senior Member
Location
Derby
Assuming I'm less ill and crashy, then 5,000 miles should be possible.

Which should lead to at least a stone of weight loss

Which will help with the hills, and overall speed

So n+1 becomes inevitable, which will mean moving from the flat to an actual house to accommodate it

Which may mean I take up gardening, thereby nullifying all of the above
 

Gez73

Veteran
I want to do the National 400km next year and prep for that. Also want to lengthen the daily commute but that's probably not something to do until Spring so not really a New Year aim. Alter diet is another aim but that will definitely not happen this side of the New Year. Good luck to everyone with their goals! Gez
 

martint235

Dog on a bike
Location
Welling
Assuming I'm less ill and crashy, then 5,000 miles should be possible.

Which should lead to at least a stone of weight loss

Which will help with the hills, and overall speed

So n+1 becomes inevitable, which will mean moving from the flat to an actual house to accommodate it

Which may mean I take up gardening, thereby nullifying all of the above
Hmmm, I cycled 4,100 miles in 2015 and put on a stone and a half :sad:
 
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Soltydog

Legendary Member
Location
near Hornsea
Still finalising my plans for next year, but it will certainly involve less cycling, otherwise I'll be looking at a divorce & I can't afford one :laugh:

I want to do a coast to coast ride in a day, a 100 mile ride in 5 hours & a 20+ mile ride at an average of 22mph.
I'm also considering a 24 hour ride, but not sure if that will work ?? May settle for a sunrise to sunset ride in June
 
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