1000 Miles by tomorrow - 1700 miles pa
1000 Miles by tomorrow - 1700 miles pa
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angusc43

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12,957 posts

226 months

Wednesday 16th December 2009
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Does anybody else bother to record their mileage?

Since I started commuting in late May I've clocked up 988 miles. By the time I get home it'll be 995 miles. If I cycle in tomorrow I'll hit 1000 mies. Yey!



snotrag

15,313 posts

229 months

Wednesday 16th December 2009
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Well done! When I was commuting I used to rack them up too, hardly done 200 miles since I changed jobs in September frown

Parrot of Doom

23,075 posts

252 months

Wednesday 16th December 2009
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While at college I could easily clock up 3,000 miles a year. You've got a bit to go yet smile

DrMekon

2,493 posts

234 months

Wednesday 16th December 2009
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Yeah, I do 400 a month at the mo; don't save any money I reckon. All goes on bike bits, clothes, extra pies, beers and ice creams. I am always hungry.

angusc43

Original Poster:

12,957 posts

226 months

Wednesday 16th December 2009
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Parrot of Doom said:
While at college I could easily clock up 3,000 miles a year. You've got a bit to go yet smile
Doesn't count; that was then this is now.

(joking)

angusc43

Original Poster:

12,957 posts

226 months

Wednesday 16th December 2009
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DrMekon said:
Yeah, I do 400 a month at the mo; don't save any money I reckon. All goes on bike bits, clothes, extra pies, beers and ice creams. I am always hungry.
Wow - that's nearly 5000 miles pa - impressive.


Parsnip

3,188 posts

206 months

Wednesday 16th December 2009
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Should hit 12,000km for the year this weekend, which works out at just under 8000 miles - have drove about 3,500 - would be more, but my car is a shed.

Have ran 981km this year - need to do a few more to his the 1000.

angusc43

Original Poster:

12,957 posts

226 months

Wednesday 16th December 2009
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Parsnip said:
Should hit 12,000km for the year this weekend, which works out at just under 8000 miles
I am not worthy

mk1fan

10,803 posts

243 months

Wednesday 16th December 2009
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When I was racing I used to rack up about 400-miles a week training and commuting. Many years and 5-stone later I'd struggle to do 400-miles in a month biggrin

coupeboy

522 posts

224 months

Wednesday 16th December 2009
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Doing about 250 miles per week, getting ready for the start of the road racing season next March.

angusc43

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12,957 posts

226 months

Thursday 17th December 2009
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mk1fan said:
When I was racing I used to rack up about 400-miles a week training and commuting. biggrin
err....20,000 miles a year - that's massive - twice than the combined mileage of my two cars.

angusc43

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12,957 posts

226 months

Thursday 17th December 2009
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coupeboy said:
Doing about 250 miles per week, getting ready for the start of the road racing season next March.
13,000 miles year - gulp.

I'm not even on four figures yet...stuck on 995 miles - drove in today....

cheadle hulme

2,499 posts

200 months

Thursday 17th December 2009
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Just made 3000 last week. Tend to stay off the roads over the Christmas period. Too many drivers with their minds not on the job (or pis5ed).

Used to higher, but my office is nearer home now.

cw42

976 posts

249 months

Thursday 17th December 2009
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Just racked up 1000 miles on the road bike I bought back in August. Well chuffed.
Also cheesed off that with 10 hour days and working weekends before xmas I can't get out atm frown

mk1fan

10,803 posts

243 months

Friday 18th December 2009
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angusc43 said:
err....20,000 miles a year - that's massive - twice than the combined mileage of my two cars.
It's almost three times the mileage that my car does!

rocksteadyeddie

7,971 posts

245 months

Friday 18th December 2009
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mk1fan said:
When I was racing I used to rack up about 400-miles a week training and commuting.
Yep, me too. 2009 mileage may nudge into 4 figures.

dryden1407

34 posts

204 months

Saturday 19th December 2009
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i bought my father a computer for his road bike last christmas,i asked him how he was getting on with it last month,i was stunned when he said he was doing quite well,that he had passed 15000miles,thats fifteen thousand miles,in ten months
he said also that when the weather is bad,he uses his exercise bike which he has cannibalised with his favourite bars and seat and cycles watching tv!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
my father turned 70 in august

PhilLL

1,123 posts

218 months

Saturday 19th December 2009
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dryden1407 said:
i bought my father a computer for his road bike last christmas,i asked him how he was getting on with it last month,i was stunned when he said he was doing quite well,that he had passed 15000miles,thats fifteen thousand miles,in ten months
he said also that when the weather is bad,he uses his exercise bike which he has cannibalised with his favourite bars and seat and cycles watching tv!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
my father turned 70 in august
clap That's seriously impressive

SJobson

13,468 posts

282 months

Saturday 19th December 2009
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My bike did over 5,000 miles in the first year I had it, 1994-95. Then I left university and it's probably not done significantly over 5,000 miles in the intervening 14 years cry

CC07 PEU

2,449 posts

222 months

Saturday 19th December 2009
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In my final year of school I was riding there and back and also at lunch times too. At the weekends I rode to work and I often took the bike off road too. The result was 4,000 miles per year and I had to replace the chain and cassette every 1,000 miles.