Can you Ride Your Age (miles)

[ColinJ]

Well done at 111 years old

I am going to have to pretend to be 113 this year!! (112.63 km rounded up.)

 

[T4tomo]

I rather hope so, as that is the plan for Sunday.

Later in the year I'm supposed to be doing twice my age in miles and then some more, I'm not so keen on that Idea.

 

[ianrauk]

I rather hope so, as that is the plan for Sunday.

Later in the year I'm supposed to be doing twice my age in miles and then some more, I'm not so keen on that Idea.

I did twice my age on Monday and plan on doing the same 5 more times at least this year. Then I can retire from all the silly Eddington number nonsense.

 

[T4tomo]

I did twice my age on Monday and plan on doing the same 5 more times at least this year. Then I can retire from all the silly Eddington number nonsense.

Ah - but you're audaxing beast and I'm mere leisure cyclist with chunky arse!
I got my Eddington to 50 miles and then stopped worrying about it!

 

[Alex321]

Ah - but you're audaxing beast and I'm mere leisure cyclist with chunky arse!
I got my Eddington to 50 miles and then stopped worrying about it!

I still need 46 more days of 50 miles to do that

I knew I hadn't done many, but I thought I had done more than 4.

Hoefully get a few more 50+ miles in this year, 44 is the longest so far (and that was only this Monday).

 

[figbat]

On Good Friday I did a 57 mile off-road ride along the Ridgeway and back. I’m 54, so I over-delivered slightly.

 

[Dogtrousers]

I did twice my age on Monday and plan on doing the same 5 more times at least this year. Then I can retire from all the silly Eddington number nonsense.

Are you about to hit the wall Eddington-wise? What number? I'm guessing 124 (200km)

I'd done so many 100.5 mile rides that when I got to 100 it was like starting all over again. I needed 15 101+ mile rides just to increase my Eddington from 100 to 101. So I decided to rest on my laurels.

 

[SuperGalactian]

Lots of impressive people in this thread. I’m 71. I don’t think I’ve ever cycled more than 35-40 miles in a day. Simply never had the need. But age in miles is an interesting concept, and now I feel challenged. Have to see what I can do.

 

[ianrauk]

Are you about to hit the wall Eddington-wise? What number? I'm guessing 124 (200km)

I need 5 more 120's to get to that number then a massive jump of 24 121's to get to that number, 35x 122's
I'm not planning on chasing a higher Eddington after getting the 120.