And I don't believe you cycle that much. So how about you put up too seeing as Uclown2002 has done .
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And I don't believe you cycle that much. So how about you put up too seeing as Uclown2002 has done .
MickeyBlueEyes
Eat, Sleep, Ride, Repeat.
- Location
- Derbyshire
Thank you for not entering your efforts into MyCyclingLog and relegating me a place. ....So, now we have reached the half-way point, how is everyone doing in terms of their yearly goals?
My mileage target was 15K, and think I'll (barring unforseeen.....) manage that comfortably.
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I've almost enough miles in the bank to not cycle from now until the end of August and still be on track for my target of 1 mile per hour. Pleased with this year so far but I know it will just make 2015 more difficult.....
Roscoe
Guru
- Location
- Clarkston, Glasgow
I am truly humbled by some of the mileages you guys are achieving!
My original target for the year was 1800 miles, I'm currently on 1550, so have revised this to 2500. My previous best annual was 1309, so very pleased so far.
My original target for the year was 1800 miles, I'm currently on 1550, so have revised this to 2500. My previous best annual was 1309, so very pleased so far.
I'm only at 2200km on strava. I've only been recording commuting once in a blue moon, and had a bad back for a lot of February and March. Now that Strava and myfitnesspal are integrated a bit, I'll be recording my commuting more regularly. It would probably add another 1200 km to that total so far. I'm two months ahead of last year, anyway, which is good.
Supersuperleeds
Legendary Member
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- Leicester
Relegating us all a place!
I believe your mileage @uclown2002, though I do think you should take a few weeks off
Supersuperleeds
Legendary Member
- Location
- Leicester
Targets are personal, a 2,000 mile target may be much harder for one person than 10,000 is for another
Dogtrousers
Lefty tighty. Get it righty.
I just checked and I've done almost exactly half (50.2%) of my total mileage last year. Which is good. Or perhaps bad.
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uclown2002
Guru
- Location
- Harrogate
Relegating us all a place!
I believe your mileage @uclown2002, though I do think you should take a few weeks off
I expect to take a few days off during school holidays as daughter is hoping I might take her somewhere!
SatNavSaysStraightOn
Changed hemispheres!
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- ɐᴉlɐɹʇsn∀ 'ɐɹɹǝquɐƆ
85% complete and I only need to manage 4.5km a day between now and the end of the year to complete my 5500km target which was last year's total. I reckon I should manage that given I have a solo mini tour coming up in less than 2 weeks of 600km and then a 2 week tour in September of 1,050km plus the twice or three times a week 69km (41mile) commutes to my parents' home... and I have plans for an attempt on my first ever imperial century next week, weather/health/legs/lungs/... permitting.
Roscoe
Guru
- Location
- Clarkston, Glasgow
Very true indeed.
albion
Guru
Crankarm, all you have proved so far, is that you are unable/unwilling to read that small bar chart.
I managed to count the 31 days riding, so why did you choose to persist calling it 18 days?
There are lots of retirees doing 10,000 miles plus per year. I imagine a few 70+ year olds do 20,000+ too.
I'd say that the thing that first slows down is speed.
I managed to count the 31 days riding, so why did you choose to persist calling it 18 days?
There are lots of retirees doing 10,000 miles plus per year. I imagine a few 70+ year olds do 20,000+ too.
I'd say that the thing that first slows down is speed.
