Commuting - well i hit 200 miles

I think i really hit it a bit ago but my computer i took out the battery to try another computer and it reset. but now my odometer officially says 200.I know its no big deal fopr you all but for me it was hard i did most the miles today i just kept rideing around and around the park it was above 100 degrees for a part of the ride

We all hit 200 at some point in our lives; for some of us it was really tough. My first ride was 5 miles and I thought it would kill me. Took a long time to get to 200. Today I just did 64 (and I thought it would kill me!), and hit 2000 on my new bike I bought at the start of the year.

You'll rack up the mileage eventually, congratulations on a well earned first 200, and here's to many more! :beer:

But it took me a month i didn't do it all today i wish i did. i got the bike june 2nd

If you do 200 miles every month, that's almost 2500 miles a year. That's a lot of miles. 50 miles a week is a good number of miles. Keep up the good work!

Thank you oddly enough my legs dont hurt .BUt my right arm is hurting in 2 places one in the shoulder and the other near elbow

Make sure you're not putting too much weight on that side while riding. I have the same tendency with my left side.

If you do 200 miles every month, that's almost 2500 miles a year. That's a lot of miles. 50 miles a week is a good number of miles. Keep up the good work!

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That's a healthy amount. Be proud.

be proud :D

post a photo of the denali ... i can't get them in the part of the world and i'm very interested after the CigTech hype

But it took me a month i didn't do it all today i wish i did. i got the bike june 2nd

Uh, see my ticker? You did well. It takes time to put on miles, and depending on your goals the miles may not matter anyway.

Thank you everyone my arm still hurts so im taking day off plus its over 100 degrees .and far at the denllli id save and get another bike if i was you.its ok but is real low on the pole

Good job! Stick with it and get back to us when you hit 2000!

It really bites when my computer loses its mind for some reason and I can't recall what the mileage was. I usually go back to my odometer log for the last time I did maintenance and guestimate miles since then. I'm not super worried about it, I figure if I hit within 100 miles it's close enough.

Stick with it, if you think 200 is cool, wait until you see how 1000 feels, then 2000, then 10,000... People's jaws just drop when you can tell them with a straight face that you've got 25,000 miles on your bike.