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Old 02-04-22 | 06:10 AM
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delbiker1
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Here in south coastal Delaware, riding all year is doable with fairly light colder weather gear. I find that layers and having on bike storage for stashing clothes works very well with minimal hassle. So far, 2022 has gotten off to a slow start. We have had a couple of significant snow/ice storms that have made bicycling pretty much impossible for 3-4 days each time. Also, I had the flu that laid my up for 10 days. As near as I can figure, I have had at least 18 days off the bike, maybe as many as 20. Today is Feb. 4th., so 35 days into the year and I have more days off of the bike than on the bike. So, If I have 15 days of riding, probably around a 15 mile average, I have 225 miles ytd. It turns out, that is close to the past few years at the same point. I am not accurately tracking miles, days, or time on the bike for this year. I do have a pretty close estimation and would like to hit 5,000 miles, I believe for the 7th consecutive year.
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