Mileage total YTD. What have you done? Trainer miles don't count.
04-08-13, 12:43 PM
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04-08-13, 12:49 PM
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Wow I'm so glad you guys can ride outside year round. That's great for you. I have done a grand total of 65 miles this year.
04-08-13, 12:54 PM
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You weren't insulting IMO, but I can see where someone might find your quoted question to be pretty condescending.
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This should have us state miles (or Kms), hours, and average temp YTD lol I have been riding in an average of 5C (41F) weather which, naturally, will cut down my rides lol
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On a related note, if you were had participated you would be in the lead. The point though is not to win, it is to motivate, and it is working.
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1977 miles YTD, with 41,280 feet climbed (yea I know that's low trying to work on it)
also 133 miles of swimming YTD
I just did el Tour de Mesa on Saturday, was a huge motivation to keep me going out, even when it was cool (yea it does get cool here in AZ).
also 133 miles of swimming YTD
I just did el Tour de Mesa on Saturday, was a huge motivation to keep me going out, even when it was cool (yea it does get cool here in AZ).
04-08-13, 04:40 PM
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It really padded my numbers.
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Normally I just ride from home. I live in Chandler...if you know this area, I need to ride 15-20 miles before I start to see any kind of elevation. Heck, if I ride to Maricopa and back I can log 60 miles with probably 200 feet
Every now and then I will drive/ride, and need to do more of those. I drove to Power/McDowell a few weeks ago, did Usery twice, a loop through Las Sendas (with Hawes), and Bush Hwy (logged 2200 feet). But really have to plan those, -v- just going out the front door.
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I live in Peoria AZ, and have to ride 35 miles to get to anything I actually call a climb.
04-08-13, 06:52 PM
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I don't use the bike to commute. Plus several rides where the battery bonked.
Distance 1,813.3mi
Time 91hr 37m
Elev Gain 32,976ft
Rides 48
Distance 1,813.3mi
Time 91hr 37m
Elev Gain 32,976ft
Rides 48
04-08-13, 08:34 PM
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I've only been riding seriously for about 15 months. When I gave distance/elevation totals last year, I got quite a bit of grief.
Normally I just ride from home. I live in Chandler...if you know this area, I need to ride 15-20 miles before I start to see any kind of elevation. Heck, if I ride to Maricopa and back I can log 60 miles with probably 200 feet
Every now and then I will drive/ride, and need to do more of those. I drove to Power/McDowell a few weeks ago, did Usery twice, a loop through Las Sendas (with Hawes), and Bush Hwy (logged 2200 feet). But really have to plan those, -v- just going out the front door.
Normally I just ride from home. I live in Chandler...if you know this area, I need to ride 15-20 miles before I start to see any kind of elevation. Heck, if I ride to Maricopa and back I can log 60 miles with probably 200 feet
Every now and then I will drive/ride, and need to do more of those. I drove to Power/McDowell a few weeks ago, did Usery twice, a loop through Las Sendas (with Hawes), and Bush Hwy (logged 2200 feet). But really have to plan those, -v- just going out the front door.
Haha, just the idea makes my legs hurt.
