Pedal Powered New Years Resolutions
Discussion
As its almost the final day of the year, what are your self propelled resolutions and challenges for 2013?
For me:
1: Ride more commuting miles than miles driven (inspired by Liquid Knight)
2. Hit a minimum of 300 miles per month (including Turbo)
3. Join the local cycle club for some chain gang rides
4. Enter a minimum of 5 Sportives for the year ahead.
5. C2C (its an idea in the pipeline so not strictly a set in stone plan).
I'll be writing all of these down along with some other plans for the year and pinning them to something. I need to be visually reminded daily. I might even make it my desktop background so that I can tick off all of these as I go.
For me:
1: Ride more commuting miles than miles driven (inspired by Liquid Knight)
2. Hit a minimum of 300 miles per month (including Turbo)
3. Join the local cycle club for some chain gang rides
4. Enter a minimum of 5 Sportives for the year ahead.
5. C2C (its an idea in the pipeline so not strictly a set in stone plan).
I'll be writing all of these down along with some other plans for the year and pinning them to something. I need to be visually reminded daily. I might even make it my desktop background so that I can tick off all of these as I go.
swerni said:
Go on an epic adventure ( epic by my standard, not Neilski's) - hope to have that nailed down by end of Jan.
Might I suggest Raid Pyrénéen if you're still undecided. Unsupported of course, none of this namby pamby getting a van to carry your bags nonsense! 
1, Get back on the bike. After breaking my elbow in September I've not managed a proper ride, and because it's not healed correctly it's looking more and more likely I'll need an operation on it in 2013 
2, Get under 13 stone (whatever that is in metric) I was 16 stone 2 years ago and getting back on the bike quickly got it down to 14, but it's leveled off there, so I need to do some real work getting the last stone off.
3, Depending on the outcome of item 1 I'd like to get a road bike. TBF most of my riding is on road anyway, so it makes sense.

2, Get under 13 stone (whatever that is in metric) I was 16 stone 2 years ago and getting back on the bike quickly got it down to 14, but it's leveled off there, so I need to do some real work getting the last stone off.
3, Depending on the outcome of item 1 I'd like to get a road bike. TBF most of my riding is on road anyway, so it makes sense.
Go cycling in all weather instead of taking the easy option staying indoors drinking beer and eating crisps.
Lose weight, you fat phuck.
Cycle camping. Two or three overnights in a tent, completely self sufficient. Preferably wild camping but I wouldn't mind staying in a camp site if the facilities are good.
Take the bikes to the south of France on a camping holiday and have wine and cheese on a river bank on a day trip.
Break the 100 mile barrier.
Lose weight, you fat phuck.
Cycle camping. Two or three overnights in a tent, completely self sufficient. Preferably wild camping but I wouldn't mind staying in a camp site if the facilities are good.
Take the bikes to the south of France on a camping holiday and have wine and cheese on a river bank on a day trip.
Break the 100 mile barrier.
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