Mileage for 2019.

[13 rider]

Lantern rouge for me then so far.

Still more than most of the population

 

[EltonFrog]

2018 454 miles, no mojo.

2019 1497.19 miles so far, will probably do a few more in the coming week.

my increased miles is partly due to completing the ABC challenge.

 

[iateyoubutler]

2018 just under 8000 miles, had an amazing year

2019 mediocre at best, about 4500 miles, had too much on my plate this year and as it`s rained pretty much non bloody stop since September so I hung up my cycling shoes shortly after. My fitness is shot now too I expect. Will attempt a "re-boot" in the new year

 

[gavroche]

As our most famous French contributor - shouldn't that be 'Lanterne

Bloody predictive text !!!

 

[ianrauk]

It's my 11th year in a row of over 10,000 miles cycled.
My daily commute average is about 33 miles a day. So about 7000 commuting miles, 3000+ leisure miles.

 

[tyred]

Around 4,500, my best year in quite some time. Includes quite a bit of off-road stuff (just unmetalled roads - not extreme mountain biking) which is something new to me and also tours along the south coast of Ireland by Brompton and to Inverness along Sustrans route 78 (on an old MTB).

 

[LarryDuff]

Probably finish the year on about 2700 which is 300 down from 2018

 

[Elybazza61]

7,000kms or 4,350 ish in miles hopefully by the end of the year;not bad not great.

Funny though how working in a bike shop has meant I ride less

 

[iateyoubutler]

2018 just under 8000 miles, had an amazing year

2019 mediocre at best, about 4500 miles, had too much on my plate this year and as it`s rained pretty much non bloody stop since September so I hung up my cycling shoes shortly after. My fitness is shot now too I expect. Will attempt a "re-boot" in the new year

Just realised what I said there - I wasn`t calling the 4500 miles mediocre (any mileage is good). My performance was a half arsed mediocre effort.

Should have checked my phrasing

 

[twentysix by twentyfive]

See below

Hoping to get to 8250, might get a tad further. All of those are leisure miles. I have a separate total for errands and stuff.

 

[CXRAndy]

There are some very impressive yearly miles. I think my biggest is around 5-6k but those racking >10k miles year in year out is bloody amazing.

 

[Venod]

38 miles required to hit 5000 for year, more than last year and I am happy with the total as I had 2 months off with sciatica.

 

[I like Skol]

Just clicked over the 4000 mile mark this weekend and on the bike for tonight's commute so now on my best year ever, despite reaching 4000 + a handful of miles a few times in previous years. Strange how my limit has always had a glass ceiling if 4000 miles and this year has also been the same despite some high mileage weekends added into my consistent commuting.

 

[Rusty Nails]

Somewhere between 1800 and 2500, possibly, at a guesstimate. Could be a bit less, most unlikely to be more.

Reminder to self: must find some way of measuring my mileage in 2020.

 

[Supersuperleeds]

Somewhere between 1800 and 2500, possibly, at a guesstimate. Could be a bit less, most unlikely to be more.

Reminder to self: must find some way of measuring my mileage in 2020.

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