rdtompki

Yes, this is the place to brag about the number of miles, number of rides, feet climbed during 2013. You're free to add other information of course: weight gained/lost, calories burned(?). Go ahead and list your start of year goals if you're so inclined.

Right now I'm sitting at 3,472 miles, 142,651 feet climbed and 130 rides. I'll update this on January 1 - should hit 3,600 miles and 145,000 feet, but we shall see. I don't feel too bad considering this was my last year of working full time.
The final tally is complete!!!!!!!!
3581 miles
149,077 feet climbing
134 rides
10 days, 6 hours of riding

My only regret: I should have put in another 923' of climbing to get an even 150Kft. No excuse for riding only 134 days other than full-time employment

Dudelsack 

I had fun this year.

wphamilton

232 days commuting (workaholic I guess) for about 4000 miles. A bunch more just for fun, and I did get my first organized century ride in May.

CroMo Mike 

Probably not big numbers in present company, but I'm happy to say I have logged 20,021 miles on my Garmin handlebar computer since I retired exactly 4 years ago. All ridden on my classic & vintage bikes.

I've been riding since 1971 but had a 10-year dry spell when raising kids.

I had fun this year, too!

Yankeetowner

2486+ miles since 8/11/13 when I got the Map my Ride App, and then figured out how to mount the iPhone to the bike.

Rwc5830

Still having fun! Will report numbers next week, on vacation, riding will be one of my primary activities

GuyWood

I got back on my mountain bike at the beginning of June this year and have managed 68 rides totalling 1254 miles, mainly road, and I've loved nearly every minute of it . Hoping to stick to 200 a month or 2,400 a year from now on.

DowneasTTer

Currently sitting at 8264 miles. Not bad for an old guy with a bad heart Haven't been on my bike since the 2nd of this month as I had an ICD implant done on the 3rd and my doc told me to stay off the bike for 6 to 8 weeks. HOWEVER, at my last appointment she told me that since things are going well I should be able to ride at the 4 week mark…. as long as I promised NOT to fall off the bike. Because of that I'm planning on a short ride on the 31st. I have to tell you that walking is MUCH harder on my knees…..

BluesDawg

42

Zinger

I'm looking forward to the day when I can retire, ride daily and never walk....OK rarely walk.

My stats are estimates from a map. I'd tell you all what they were if they were worth bragging about.

Dudelsack 

And thanks for all the fish

VACaver

I had a heart attack in April and got back on my bike June 9th. Total since then is 1300 miles

bconneraz

Ive had a good year. I've got a couple more rides left in me, so I'll report out next week.

Wildwood 

My first time in 20+ years with no century ride, not even a metric century. Like Dudel, I did have fun, but nothing to brag about. Life corrections should resolve some of the issues for 2014.

edit: reduced the fleet by 7 vintage rides, with few regrets as they went to 3 good new owners.

John_V 

My mileage is in my signature. I had 268 rides, as of today. Don't know if I would have broken 10,000 had I rode most of those missed days. I did have a great riding year with no injuries. Hoping to do at least the same for next year.

Edit: Should have remembered that PedalMyBike resets on January 1. Duh! Official mileage is 8,930.45 miles

fietsbob

16th year without bothering gathering mileage data.

JanMM

Very impressive figure!

I'll be back at the end of the year to post some figures.

thunderworks

I just returned from Florida visiting my elderly Mom. She's in Tarpon Springs. I flew into and out of Tampa . . . Your signature puts you in the Tampa area. I'm just curious where you ride and what type of roads you find to ride on. The area really looked like a bike unfriendly place. Obviously both my time and exposure to the range of opportunities is limited, but it really didn't seem like a good place to be a road rider.

climberguy

My number this year was 2 (surgeries), with some riding in between. I view each ride as a gift. YMMV.

NVanHiker

42½

freedomrider1

I was racking up the miles on my new Caad 10,then in August that N+1 bug got me and i started Mt.biking. It was all down hill from there.

Boudicca

More miles than last year, fewer miles than next year. Unless something goes wrong, of course.

JerrySTL

4217 miles riding in 271 hours for a 15.5 mph avg.

Another 300 miles on stationary bikes at the YMCA.

300 miles jogging. I busted a toe really bad 3 nights before a half marathon in October. I had to skip it and another one the next week. The toe is just now feeling OK. Fortunately riding didn't bother it much.

bernmart

8125 miles this year. First full year of retirement. This mileage is thousands of miles more than any previous year.

John_V 

Yes, this area is very bike unfriendly and no matter how much the cities and counties try, nothing seems to help. In Tarpon Springs, there is the Pinellas Trail which goes south to downtown St. Petersburg. Great trail until you get into downtown Clearwater and Largo. It gets pretty hairy through that part of the trail.

In the Tampa area there is the Upper Tampa Bay Trail and on the other side of the county (where I live) is Flatwoods Park. Flatwoods is closed to vehicle traffic and there are no forced stops like most MUPs. There are many roads that are safe to ride on but too far from my house so I stick with riding at Flatwoods unless it's a club or group ride.