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#126
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Jan. 329
Feb. 399
Mar. 473
Apr. 481
May 626
June 684
July 525
Total: 3,517
132,041 feet of climbing according to Strava.
That one week in July with a bronchial infection was unfortunate but otherwise I am at a good pace.
Feb. 399
Mar. 473
Apr. 481
May 626
June 684
July 525
Total: 3,517
132,041 feet of climbing according to Strava.
That one week in July with a bronchial infection was unfortunate but otherwise I am at a good pace.
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Leaving town early tomorrow and not taking the bike so here is my August.
January......95 miles Fixed
February....122 Fixed
March........93 Fixed
April..........133 Fixed
May...........181 Fixed/road
June..........263 Road/fixed
July...........406 Road
Aug...........410 Road/fixed
January......95 miles Fixed
February....122 Fixed
March........93 Fixed
April..........133 Fixed
May...........181 Fixed/road
June..........263 Road/fixed
July...........406 Road
Aug...........410 Road/fixed
#129
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January......509.5 miles
February.....246.2 miles
March........476.3 miles
April........706.0 miles
May..........326.1 miles
June.........442.9 miles
July .........608.8 miles
August......375.3 miles
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total .........3691 miles
February.....246.2 miles
March........476.3 miles
April........706.0 miles
May..........326.1 miles
June.........442.9 miles
July .........608.8 miles
August......375.3 miles
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total .........3691 miles
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#130
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Just got back from a light tempo 50. I don't think I'll be heading out again today.
Jan. 805 mi.
Feb. 884
Mar. 1042
Apr. 1085
May 1244
June 1357
July 1489
Aug 1552
Tot 9458
Jan. 805 mi.
Feb. 884
Mar. 1042
Apr. 1085
May 1244
June 1357
July 1489
Aug 1552
Tot 9458
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January..... 162
February.... 213
March........ 161
April............ 242
May.............234
June............295
July.............320
Aug.............241
Total..........1868
February.... 213
March........ 161
April............ 242
May.............234
June............295
July.............320
Aug.............241
Total..........1868
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Jan. 329
Feb. 399
Mar. 473
Apr. 481
May 626
June 684
July 525
Aug. 686
Total: 4,203
Feb. 399
Mar. 473
Apr. 481
May 626
June 684
July 525
Aug. 686
Total: 4,203
#133
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#135
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Time seems to be a better measurement than distance IME. That said, I have 4152km of recorded distance and 163 hours of ride time since January. Commuter rides and rides with the wife are not recorded, that could be anywhere between 100km to 300km and 10 to 15 hours a month depending on the weather.
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Road - 31 miles
Tandem - 185 miles
MTB - 64 miles
Hike - 22 miles
Animals sighted while hiking or riding - 1 bear, 1 moose, 3 elk, 2 deer, 4 Osprey, 1 Bald Eagle.
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Tandem - 185 miles
MTB - 64 miles
Hike - 22 miles
Animals sighted while hiking or riding - 1 bear, 1 moose, 3 elk, 2 deer, 4 Osprey, 1 Bald Eagle.
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I haven't kept count of most of them, but this year I have definitely seen all of these:
I've seen deer, raccoon, skunk, 'possum, fox, mink, woodchuck, rabbit, squirrel, chipmunk, and (I think) muskrat; eagle, osprey, hawk, several kinds of heron and other sea birds, turkey, pheasant (!), quail, kingfisher, goose, a couple kinds of duck, woodpecker, bluebird, goldfinch, and many other birds. Also three kinds of turtle/tortoise, frogs, and snakes.
And that's not counting the roadkill....
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Average about 250 a month commuting most every day for the last 2 years.
#140
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Well, now, that is an important metric!
I haven't kept count of most of them, but this year I have definitely seen all of these:
I've seen deer, raccoon, skunk, 'possum, fox, mink, woodchuck, rabbit, squirrel, chipmunk, and (I think) muskrat; eagle, osprey, hawk, several kinds of heron and other sea birds, kingfisher, goose, a couple kinds of duck, woodpecker, bluebird, goldfinch, and many other birds. Also three kinds of turtle/tortoise, frogs, and snakes.
And that's not counting the roadkill....
I haven't kept count of most of them, but this year I have definitely seen all of these:
I've seen deer, raccoon, skunk, 'possum, fox, mink, woodchuck, rabbit, squirrel, chipmunk, and (I think) muskrat; eagle, osprey, hawk, several kinds of heron and other sea birds, kingfisher, goose, a couple kinds of duck, woodpecker, bluebird, goldfinch, and many other birds. Also three kinds of turtle/tortoise, frogs, and snakes.
And that's not counting the roadkill....
I see deer just about everyday. I have a similar (though not exactly the same) list. I would add to the list turkeys and falcons. Notable exceptions: no eagles, no turtles, no mink.
Animals that I've seen while riding (though not this year): black bears including a couple of mothers with cubs and coyotes.
Last night, I rode through a few clouds of itty bitty moths (I think). It was like it was raining, but they were moths. I was covered by them. Needless to say, I was breathing through my nose for fear of swallowing a few.
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Jan 126
Feb 65
March 76
April 183
May 140
June 411
July 173
August 338
Feb 65
March 76
April 183
May 140
June 411
July 173
August 338
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Well, now, that is an important metric!
I haven't kept count of most of them, but this year I have definitely seen all of these:
I've seen deer, raccoon, skunk, 'possum, fox, mink, woodchuck, rabbit, squirrel, chipmunk, and (I think) muskrat; eagle, osprey, hawk, several kinds of heron and other sea birds, turkey, pheasant (!), quail, kingfisher, goose, a couple kinds of duck, woodpecker, bluebird, goldfinch, and many other birds. Also three kinds of turtle/tortoise, frogs, and snakes.
And that's not counting the roadkill....
I haven't kept count of most of them, but this year I have definitely seen all of these:
I've seen deer, raccoon, skunk, 'possum, fox, mink, woodchuck, rabbit, squirrel, chipmunk, and (I think) muskrat; eagle, osprey, hawk, several kinds of heron and other sea birds, turkey, pheasant (!), quail, kingfisher, goose, a couple kinds of duck, woodpecker, bluebird, goldfinch, and many other birds. Also three kinds of turtle/tortoise, frogs, and snakes.
And that's not counting the roadkill....
A little further out its mule deer, donkeys and wild horses. Oh and rattlesnakes and scorpions for the smaller stuff.
#144
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Originally Posted by TimmyT
January: 205.1
February: 378.2
March: 648.4
April: 671.6
May: 638.3
June: 676.7
July: 852.8
August: 649.6
February: 378.2
March: 648.4
April: 671.6
May: 638.3
June: 676.7
July: 852.8
August: 649.6
Total mileage: 5717.6
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January......95 miles Fixed
February....122 Fixed
March........93 Fixed
April..........133 Fixed
May...........181 Fixed/road
June..........263 Road/fixed
July...........406 Road
Aug...........410 Road/fixed
Sept..........194 ". "
1897 ytd
February....122 Fixed
March........93 Fixed
April..........133 Fixed
May...........181 Fixed/road
June..........263 Road/fixed
July...........406 Road
Aug...........410 Road/fixed
Sept..........194 ". "
1897 ytd
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You guys are killing me...August and September have not been kind on the cycling front.
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Jan. 805 mi.
Feb. 884
Mar. 1042
Apr. 1085
May 1244
June 1357
July 1489
Aug 1552
Sept. 1391
Tot. 10,849
Feb. 884
Mar. 1042
Apr. 1085
May 1244
June 1357
July 1489
Aug 1552
Sept. 1391
Tot. 10,849
#148
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Sept = 150
Only got out for 2 rides in Sept. Hope to do bettet in oct.
Ytd = 1152
Only got out for 2 rides in Sept. Hope to do bettet in oct.
Ytd = 1152
#149
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Nice job. What does your weekly mileage look like? That's something like 300-400 miles/wk. Do you tend to do about 40-50 per day or load the weekends? Just curious as to how you can rack up the miles.
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Balanced by a very impressive acquisition schedule.
If I remember, you have kids playing soccer.
Huge time allocation.
Just a heads up, but beware the premiere league time requirements.