How far you've ridden in 2017

18.6 after the Unofficial New Year's Day "Weather Be Damned" Ride. 39 °F and i needed my sunglasses!

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Permalink Reply by Sean Newby on January 1, 2018 at 6:30am

5,285.88 miles for 2017 - 285 more than 2016, although it didn't feel like it!

Going to aim for 5,800 miles in 2018, hoping the coming year is as effortless as 2017 was!

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Permalink Reply by curt(is) locke on January 1, 2018 at 9:16am

The totals for 2017

11,187.1 miles (72 miles shy of 2016's performance)

8,748.3 road miles

2,438.8 stationary miles

83 Perimeter Rides (9 more than in 2016)

My three-year (2015-16-17) total mileage hit 30,108.6 miles. Time to start dreaming more about that transcontinental ride.

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Permalink Reply by bobweiser on January 4, 2018 at 6:26pm

2507.7 (100% outside) for me, down from 2868.3 last year, oh well.

based on what's been posted so far, at the front of the pack in 2017:

14,100		MagMileMarauder	December 2
11,187	78% outside	curt(is) locke	January 1
6272		Chris C	December 25
5821	95% outside	Sean	December 20
5765		JeffB	January 1
5480		Patricia Unsinn	December 25
5286		Sean Newby	January 1

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Permalink Reply by TonyP on January 5, 2018 at 1:09am

I vote for CurtisLocke to be 2nd with his 8748.3 road mileage to reflect time riding in the elements. Sean too should just get his 90% road miles.

Same should go for anyone else who has posted stationary miles.

Maybe another list of stationary miles or combined miles, but let those who posted all road miles see how they stand up against like miles.

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Permalink Reply by curt(is) locke on January 8, 2018 at 7:27pm

I don't understand your point, Tony. I clearly delineated my mileage, which makes it easy for anyone to compare their road miles. You make it sound like I am padding my numbers.

For what it's worth, not every stationary ride was dictated by foul weather. There were many days where I chose to ride stationary for reasons of efficiency -- getting an intense work out in 60 minutes (all spin, no coasting.) For a Perimeter Ride, I need a 6 to 7 hour block of free time. So I mix it up.

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Permalink Reply by TonyP on January 9, 2018 at 1:17am

I understand that you show your stationary miles, but some may not, and that's the reason of my post. If someone shows both in one block and someone who rides only outside compares his\herself to that, well it's apples and oranges.

My post is more aimed at those who don't delineate, you were an example because you are up front about it, easy to point at.

Shux, not only are your road miles impressive, but you've ridden more miles on the trainer than many of us have on the road. And, in my opinion, those stationary miles are way harder than road miles. I'm actually pretty impressed.