Hi.
I haven't done anywhere near the mileages that some of you have done in the last 12 months but I've hit 3000 and feel quite good about achieving it. When you put this into perspective though 3000 miles is like cycling from the east coast of the USA to the west coast. Put another way its like cycling right across Australia or Europe. Its quite mind boggling to think that an hour or two every other night ,cycling around can amount to such a distance. Also it makes you appreciate how simple and reliable is the humble bike. Two punctures and a minimal amount of maintenance has all that's been needed to keep it working smoothly ( and that's on a 34 year old bike).
If it wasn't for work commitments etc it makes me wonder how many more miles I could of done. A lot of you good folk have done many more miles than me and couldn't imagine how far you may of theoretically travelled across the globe via pedal power :~)
I haven't done anywhere near the mileages that some of you have done in the last 12 months but I've hit 3000 and feel quite good about achieving it. When you put this into perspective though 3000 miles is like cycling from the east coast of the USA to the west coast. Put another way its like cycling right across Australia or Europe. Its quite mind boggling to think that an hour or two every other night ,cycling around can amount to such a distance. Also it makes you appreciate how simple and reliable is the humble bike. Two punctures and a minimal amount of maintenance has all that's been needed to keep it working smoothly ( and that's on a 34 year old bike).
If it wasn't for work commitments etc it makes me wonder how many more miles I could of done. A lot of you good folk have done many more miles than me and couldn't imagine how far you may of theoretically travelled across the globe via pedal power :~)