I guess I am search illiterate...but since getting into this C & V thing last year... I am finding that I want to ride more and more.

I know that I do not come close to most of you, but am curious to find out the following to see where i compare:
1) How much (far) do you ride...say per week?
2) What your average speed is?

I am up to about 90 - 110 miles per week and am averaging around 17 mph (according to my bike CPU and MapMyRide)...

I ride about 50 miles on weekends and 50 - 75 on stationary bike during the week. Average weekend speed is 16-17 mph. Thee are plenty of people out there that claim 21-23 mph, but that's a very high average speed, indicating 1) an exceptional level of fitness or 2) Riding within a group (always quicker due to drafting/competitive edge) or 3) Broken bike computer. I typically ride faster on my modern carbon bikes than on my steel C&V, but I'm going for distance, not speed - most of the time. Every once in a while I'll do a 10 mile TT to see how I'm doing. Last one was 28:41 on a carbon Trek Madone. Almost a year ago for that, so I'm due for another.

It really varies, sadly this time of year I hardly get to ride. But my average rides are 20-50 miles and if I can help it more then 3 times a week.

You and I got into the game about the same time. It's sad to say that I don't get to ride as often as I'd like during most of the year since I'm constantly in class/doing homework when I'm not/at work when I'm not doing those. But I usually get out on the steel road bike every weekend for a good workout/30 mile ride. Average speed about 13 mph. I found that some days, though, my lower back gets really, really tense from an old injury.

I find sitting upright on the 3 speed and just having a relaxing ride through the city/greenways is much more relaxing, less painful, and generally all-around more of a pleasure.

1. My goal was 12-15 hours per week but I seem to be stuck at 10-12 hours.
2. Depends.

1)Distance per week - 800 km
2)Average speed - 60km/h

this is on the low end

I average somewhere between 20-50 miles a week, varies greatly. Avg speed seems to be 15-17, but that is mostly on city streets, so lots of stop signs and lights. I have a 10 mile circuit I ride and on my 87 Bridgestone, I have been averaging right at about 17.5mph on my Bridgestone. The course has 6 stoplights and 9 stop-signs, things that slow the average.

Since I started keeping a log, 200 - 300 miles per month. My schedule is a bit backwards from most, my winter months have more free time and the cool weather isn't "cold," so I can take a long lunch* to do this ride, convenient to my place of work, every day if I want to. It's 17.5 miles and I usually average just under 16mph.

(*It helps if you're the boss of the place

Another case of rounding up.

I typically ride about 10-15 miles per day, occasionally up to 18-20 miles. These days, I'm limited by the heat, so I have to have my ride over with by 7:00am. Today, it was already around 90° on the way to 119. I usually ride around 100 miles a week. I'm 71 years old, and not in particularly good condition, so I only average around 13-14 mph.

It has varied significantly, anywhere from 20 miles per week some years to 100 miles per week in other years and maybe 18-20-mph when I lived in New Orleans to 15-16 in Colorado when I chose relatively less hilly terrain to as low as 12-mph avg. on a moderately hilly, 25 mile route, all above 6000-ft altitude. So as you can see, you can't really compare. It's apples and oranges.

Maybe an second magnet on the wheel, or as you say World's worst rounding up skills.

Distance per week depends on where and when I/we ride. I commute to my workplace 3 days a week, and if the weather is good it involves about 26 to 27 miles per day. Sometimes I'll squeeze in 10 miles on the other work days; often I can't. Weekend rides on the tandem run from 30 to 60 miles per day, and we'll ride both Sat and Sun if we can; often we can't. When I get to ride solo on a weekend I like to run at least a metric century, up to a full century, unsupported. But I don't get to do that very often.

Captaining a tandem seems much harder than riding solo. Don't convince your spouse to ride a tandem unless you are willing to see you solo miles go way down!

Speeds? Ha, ha, ha, ha, ha! Avg speed depends on how much slow-distance gets averaged in. We'll hit the low 20's on some straight stretches, often cruise at 17-18, and sometimes hit a max over 30, but rarely does our computer ever report an average above 12.5. Only once can I remember ever breaking 13. In the other hand, I'm pretty sure we averaged 28.7mph today. Yeah, I positive. Definitely. We could do that every ride if we really wanted to, I am sure of it. Honest. Maybe even break 30.

Bravo. I hope I'm putting on that kind of mileage when 71.