itchyrider
Aka Chris
- Location
- london N16
Mine is 9.2 miles eachway is this long?
Ps: and takes 35mins eachway.
Ps: and takes 35mins eachway.
How long is your journey to work
- Thread starter itchyrider
- Start date
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HLaB
Marie Attoinette Fan
Compared to mine it is. I'm only 3.3 - 5 miles depending upon which route I take. It could be interesting tonight apparently one of the main roads I took this morning is now shut.itchyrider said:
Edit:
I forgot to say how long it takes, usually 15-25 minutesfofo
New Member
- Location
- S Manchester
about 3.5 miles each way - takes about 15-20 minutes depending on traffic lights
it may be quicker soon as the road that slows me down is being completely resurfaced
it may be quicker soon as the road that slows me down is being completely resurfaced
Lazy-Commuter
New Member
- Location
- Bottom Right Corner
6-7 miles each way, depending on route. Or a lot longer if it's a nice evening and I've got nothing to rush for.
Typically takes 25-35 minutes depending on wind direction and speed, how weary I am, if I want to look at the pretty Autumn colours, if I stop to chat to anyone. You get the drift.
Typically takes 25-35 minutes depending on wind direction and speed, how weary I am, if I want to look at the pretty Autumn colours, if I stop to chat to anyone. You get the drift.
ArDee
Guru
- Location
- North of Buntingford, Hetfordshire
13 miles each way, normally around 38 mins, fastest 34 mins, slowest 52 mins
About 7.5 miles depending on route takes 35 minutes going and 30 coming home. Annoyingly there is still one steep hill that always manages to catch me out on the gears - even managed to lose chain today.
My bike is a mongoose hybrid, road is very up and down, surface very rough in places can tell the difference in speed on the smooth bits in fact in some places I try to cycle on the white line marking the side of the road just to get a smoother ride!
My bike is a mongoose hybrid, road is very up and down, surface very rough in places can tell the difference in speed on the smooth bits in fact in some places I try to cycle on the white line marking the side of the road just to get a smoother ride!
Sittingduck
Legendary Member
- Location
- Somewhere flat
5.1 miles in and 5.9 home.... take the picturesque route back through Battersea Park and avoid Vauxhall! Fastest in is about 21mins and home is 25 mins dead - sluggish I know but I am a bit of a pie eater
Funtboy
Well-Known Member
- Location
- London via Jarrow
ArDee said:
Feck me. Are you on a motorbike?
PBancroft
Senior Member
- Location
- Winchester
My commute is about 12 miles. It take me an hour, give or take a few minutes. I have a few beastly hills, and I am riding a hybrid with a pannier... but the truth is I'm a pretty slow rider.
BentMikey
Rider of Seolferwulf
- Location
- South London
22 miles each way.
cheadle hulme
Guru
- Location
- Clywdian Range
12 miles each way, takes around 40 mins with traffic. There is 264m of climbing though.
andrew-the-tortoise
Swarfega Abuser
About 22 miles round trip, taking on average an hour each way. Don't rush - as need some energy left to do my job!
RSV_Ecosse
Senior Member
- Location
- Bonnybridge, Scotland
Mine is about 16 to 17 miles each way, depending on what route I take.
Usually manage it in about 55-60 minutes, but then I am a newbie to road cycling, at least thats my excuse.
Usually manage it in about 55-60 minutes, but then I am a newbie to road cycling, at least thats my excuse.
DJ
Formerly known as djtheglove
- Location
- On my bike in the smoke!!!!!!!!!!
I do 7.5 miles each way and it takes me about 25 minutes if I really go for it, usualy coming home its 35 min up hill and in to the wind.
