50+'rs - who is in the top 100 BFN posters?
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50+'rs - who is in the top 100 BFN posters?
https://www.bikeforums.net/memberlist...t=posts&pp=100
Are you there?
(looks like some of the "last visited" dates are pretty screwed up!!)
Are you there?
(looks like some of the "last visited" dates are pretty screwed up!!)
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One of the interesting and valuable statistics is posts per mile ridden. (I don't really know why it is interesting and valuable - do you?)
Anyway, one might propose that those with a high posts/mile might be typing too much and riding too little??
Sadly, that likely includes me.
Anyway, one might propose that those with a high posts/mile might be typing too much and riding too little??
Sadly, that likely includes me.
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It can be even more telling when one realizes that posts to certain forums are not counted.
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I'm a frequent poster, but not in the top 200. That's OK with me (I have a life).
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When I ride my bike I feel free and happy and strong. I'm liberated from the usual nonsense of day to day life. Solid, dependable, silent, my bike is my horse, my fighter jet, my island, my friend. Together we will conquer that hill and thereafter the world.
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Woo hoo, #21.
I don't know that it's much of an accomplishment, but at lease I'm not so pathetic as to have checked to see who had the most posts.
I don't know that it's much of an accomplishment, but at lease I'm not so pathetic as to have checked to see who had the most posts.
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Yeah, I'm in there at #77 (if I counted right). Quite a few of us on the list. Not sure if that's a good thing or a bad thing. Probably more of a no-thing.
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Way down on the bottom of page 2. I gotta step it up! Time to put it on the big ring.
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Page 32 -- whew! Works out to about 20 miles per post.
I hear some pros get over 100 miles per post...
I hear some pros get over 100 miles per post...
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I'm on page three, which I don't see as a good thing.
I did just a few miles short of 8000 a year the past few years. My total post count since 12-31-06 now is 4253. I have no idea what that is in miles per post or post per mile.
I did just a few miles short of 8000 a year the past few years. My total post count since 12-31-06 now is 4253. I have no idea what that is in miles per post or post per mile.
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I'm curious. Being new to the forums I have wondered why anyone would care about their post count.
When you hit 1,000 do you get a secret encoder ring? When you hit 15,000 do you get the helium filled tires?
What's the deal? Is it a competitive thing?
When I see patentcad's number and then think of the brevity of his individual posts, as entertaining as they occasionally are, they pale against the real substance of the posts of a member like carpediumracing (4350 app.).
I have read some high frequency posters output and thought "What on earth are they doing on this forum? Have they even been on a bike in their life?"
When you hit 1,000 do you get a secret encoder ring? When you hit 15,000 do you get the helium filled tires?
What's the deal? Is it a competitive thing?
When I see patentcad's number and then think of the brevity of his individual posts, as entertaining as they occasionally are, they pale against the real substance of the posts of a member like carpediumracing (4350 app.).
I have read some high frequency posters output and thought "What on earth are they doing on this forum? Have they even been on a bike in their life?"
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https://www.bikeforums.net/memberlist...t=posts&pp=100
Are you there?
(looks like some of the "last visited" dates are pretty screwed up!!)
Are you there?
(looks like some of the "last visited" dates are pretty screwed up!!)
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