Commuting - What is your average roundtrip commute?

Just curious...

I checked 21-30. That's if I go out out my way to put in a few extra miles everyday, which I normally do. If I take the most direct route both ways it's about 19. :)

My commute distance varies day to day because I get bored of the same roads every day, but it stays within the 21-30 miles.

I just re-measured my route and it turns out to be 23-1/2 miles instead of the 22-1/2 I thought it was at first.

~18 miles.
We've done this already.

15 miles for me, but I had to make the conversion as it is 24 km :)

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I have several routes I can take but they all seem to add up to about the same miles. thought I found a route to cut off a mile it is actualy slower then the other ways with that extra mile.

My commute is 12 miles round trip, unless I do a few laps in the park to get some more miles in.

4.7 miles. And in the city, I can easily get places just as fast as cars, if not faster. :D

10 miles one way

26 Miles round trip. Bike path most of the way.

18 miles r/t. mostly bike path, but on some roads, too.

I need to get a digicam and take a pic of that damn raccoon that's been on the raod for like... going on 3 months. It looks like dried raccoon/jerky or something.

On another note, we were hanging out in the back yard last night (it was warm for once!), and a raccoon was scampering around the trees. Eesh, they're huge.

19.3 miles one way, about 10 on no-shoulder country road, the rest on busy highway (wide shoulder).

60 miles round trip. It's an adventure everyday. A few stretches are without bike lanes so I go early and haul through them to avoid the traffic. I can maximize my workout time while minimizing time away from the kids.

Slisk

35 miles round trip

And a mtn to get over in the middle

9 miles each way... and yes it has been done before!

60 miles round trip. It's an adventure everyday. A few stretches are without bike lanes so I go early and haul through them to avoid the traffic. I can maximize my workout time while minimizing time away from the kids.Slisk

I see there's more than one foolio on the road at oh-dark-early. I leave at 4:30 AM for my 30 mile ride to work. Lots of hills, good long stretch of flats, almost no traffic; prefect commute. Traffic and the WIND picks up on the return which makes for a longer ride but stiil home by 6:30 each night.

>Faster than the Speed of Dark<

28 miles RT. When Night Falls, I'll only ride in the A.M. and metro back home, but I hope to make up extra miles during the weekend on my new road bike.

18 miles -- http://tinyurl.com/bl9hx

i thought it was 10 each way, but i accurately mapped it and it's 9. so i can't claim i do 100 miles a week, but with errands and things it comes pretty close.

if anyone knows denver i used to live at 8th and logan, so i'd bike the length of washington park as part of my commute, now it's up steele to congress park, but i still do wash park if i want a few extra miles or have errands that way

21.4 return, as I just calculated.

(Argh! When is the U.S. going to switch to the metric system already??!!)

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