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How many miles did you RIDE today?
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Rode 60 miles yesterday with quite a bit of climbing (4500 ft). I usually get out 5 days, 12 hours or so a week.Originally Posted by Jas0n
Sounds about what I do when I'm at home. Now that I'm at school and I don't have access to good roads I just use a trainer or I run.
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I'm jealous (seriously) of anyone who gets the chance to ride more than twice a week. I'm limited to mostly just riding on the weekends, so I usually average around 40-50 miles on my road bike (Saturday mornings), and if the opportunity arises, 12-15 miles on my mountain bike.
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Muir Beach every TU & TH AM. 2:15 door to door and about 30 miles. Great scenery and good climbs.Originally Posted by sfo423
Lucky! Great scenery is an understatement.
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Lucky! Great scenery is an understatement.Originally Posted by username79
I actually take a longer route to work so that I can ride down the national Mall and see the monuments and museums. It's nice.
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28 km / 18 mi
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30km / 19mi
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Ugh, none. I was too tired this morning to ride in. Plus, it's dark when I leave the house now so I need to go buy a front light.
Any recommendations on a good battery powered front light?
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Any recommendations on a good battery powered front light?
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I rode just under 11 miles yesterday morning. My first pre-work bike ride. Damn it was tough getting going half asleep with little more than half a sandwich in me for breakfast. I plan on doing this tomorrow morning as well.
Interestingly when I got home I turned on the TV to unwind a bit before showering for work and what did I find showing on Cinemax but Breaking Away.
Interestingly when I got home I turned on the TV to unwind a bit before showering for work and what did I find showing on Cinemax but Breaking Away.
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