Machka 

OK, now I'm up to 100.8 miles.

Machka 

OK, 9 hours and 55 minutes.

etz

895 metres. Heard a funny noise, stopped to check it out. Rim was cracked at 2 spokes, turned round at the 447.5 metre mark, rode home to sulk.

Machka 

You didn't get out one of your other bicycles to ride?

Odin

80.2 km
3hrs 15min

OneTinSloth

73miles on the first, 5hrs, 25mins. out and back to the ranger station on mt. diablo from downtown berkeley.

Bob Ross

Same here. It snowed on the 1st*, had wind gusts up to 35mph on the 2nd, and today it's 16°F with a windchill "real feel" of 2°F. I might ride tomorrow, definitely Saturday... No rush, there's 360-something days left to go.


* edit: oh wait, it only snowed in the morning. In the afternoon I was getting hammered at a champagne brunch.

FatguyRacer

0.0 for me too Bob.

I've also used up 2 of my 50 car driving days for the year.

The m/c comes out tommorrow.

Bob Ross

Oh look, it's another idiot!

Newsflash, Mr. Panty-Waist: My 2 month old nephew can put in saddle time. My 93 year old grandmother can put in saddle time. Yet oddly, neither of them can ride 20 miles at a stretch. Hmm... but they're not weenies, right?

******bag.

FatguyRacer

Time is the more valid measure. Riding 1 hour with a 20 mph tail wind is not the same as riding 1 hour into a 20 mph headwind. Guess which is the better workout?

nosferaustin

As of this morning, 13.23 miles, all commuting yesterday and today. In my defense, it was 11 degrees when I left this morning, 13 yesterday and something like 18 when I rode home last night. And it's supposed to snow / rain the next 6 days :-( Looks like my snowshoe miles will top my riding miles for a while (have about 4 of those so far this year).

DataJunkie

+1
Take my commute home yesterday.
Over an hour to go 14 miles on a fat tired knobby mountain bike over compacted snow, snow drifts, and ice.
One heck of a workout.

Then we have the same route clear using a skinny tired fixed gear or my tarmac. Gee I wonder what is the better workout?

etz

I was away on a short holiday with the family(summer in Oz) and had taken my bike on the off chance I may sneak a ride in. It was all going to plan til that creaking noise.

Machka 

If time is a more valid measure ... then I'm the queen of cycling! I can spend more time on a bicycle (but cover less distance) than most people I know.

If time is your measure ... the slower you go, the better!

Falchoon

About 240km so far.

mattm

i like distance - time is not interesting to me by itself, plus then people start throwing in trainer miles.

97 km as of today's 42 km rain-ride, at an avg speed of about 25-27 km/h.

cuattop

I ride 21 miles. It has been pretty cold here in Vegas but none of the white stuff like some of you.

roadfix

Maybe he plays a classical guitar.

eb314

Zero outside, it's been snowing too much. I've done several hours on the trainer though.

draxine

32 miles. Only rode to and from college so far, so won't be putting any decent mileage on until the club ride this sunday (prays for good weather!)

Nachoman

Zipp. (and I'm not talking about wheels)

recursive

45 real miles
~20 trainer "miles"

Bob Ross

Assuming your contention is that one of those 1 hour rides is a better workout than the other, clearly time is not the more valid measure

...of workout intensity, at least.

Time is the more valid measure of duration, just as mileage is the more valid measure of distance. Since the thread title specifically asks about mileage, and doesn't address duration or workout intensity, it seems silly to cloud the issue with those data points. At best it's an attempt to brag.

Red Rider

75.

On the trainer these next few days as it's raining like crazy outside -- storm 1 of 3 predicted to come through.

substructure

116 miles / 6.78 hrs