How's your mileage for 2015?
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Other than a turbo session today and tomorrow (thanks to the weather) my year will end like this
Distance: 8654miles (According to Veloviewer's info graphic thats Buenos Aires to Anchorage (Alaska))
Time: 446hrs 28mins
Elevation: 392,917ft
Rides: 226
Probably could have topped 9000miles if it wasn't for illness in March which knocked me for six for 2/3 weeks, moving house in June and two crashes as well which slowed things down a bit.
Distance: 8654miles (According to Veloviewer's info graphic thats Buenos Aires to Anchorage (Alaska))
Time: 446hrs 28mins
Elevation: 392,917ft
Rides: 226
Probably could have topped 9000miles if it wasn't for illness in March which knocked me for six for 2/3 weeks, moving house in June and two crashes as well which slowed things down a bit.
Done my last ride for the year too, bit disappointed not to have cracked 8k km for the third year but a broken wrist in February cost me 5 weeks off the bike.
Can't really understand the active days part of the graphic, does that make any sense to anyone?
For you Everesting nay-sayers, I am as proud as fook of mine. And yes, it is about stubborn-ness and not quitting as much as anything. 12 of us did Boxhill as a team; it's a good one in many ways because the gradient is steady, the surface is beautiful and there are cafes at the top and bottom. I had hoped to do it in about 20 hours but it was 27 all told; the second quarter was agony when you still have more repeat climbs to do than you have done...
If I do another it will be a mountain one, I have my eyes on one in Italy that would be 4.25 repeats, not 67!
Daveyraveygravey][url said:
Can't really understand the active days part of the graphic, does that make any sense to anyone?
The number of days on which you rode (or, if you're a multi-sporter, undertook an activity). And the dots are the days. Jan 1st is top left, then it goes across in rows to Dec 31st. Red was an activity day, grey was a rest day.
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