how far do you commute?

[Nocode]

Greenwich. On a Green drop bar Kona, always wear a Blue baseball cap.

I shall keep a look-out for you

 

[ianrauk]

I shall keep a look-out for you

Same here.
Actually wearing a Cycle Chat jersey today so would be easy to spot.

Where bouts you in Orpington?
I'm just off Tubbenden Lane.

 

[Nocode]

Same here.
Actually wearing a Cycle Chat jersey today so would be easy to spot.

Where bouts you in Orpington?
I'm just off Tubbenden Lane.

Oh cool, I shall have to consider getting a Cycle Chat jersey. Weird, I'm also just off Tubbenden Lane. Maxwell Gardens to be specific.

 

[ianrauk]

Oh cool, I shall have to consider getting a Cycle Chat jersey. Weird, I'm also just off Tubbenden Lane. Maxwell Gardens to be specific.

No CC jerseys left... for the moment.
I'm a bit further up Tubbenden, Southlands Ave.

Well, that's 4 Orpingtonites now on CC. 3 of them 'just off' Tubbenden

 

[Steve Saunders]

I don't commute every day, but I try to do two days a week and after the winter I plan to up that to 3 maybe 4. My commute is 20.5 miles each way when taking the direct route ... although there are about 5 or 6 different routes I take in to work to keep things fresh - depending on whether I'm in the mood for hills, flat sprinting, cycle paths etc. They vary in range from 20 - 28 miles, and I have been known to take a longer route on the way home of about 35-40 miles.

I only took up cycling about 5 months ago, and I used to think 20 miles would be far FAR too far to cycle for commuting, but it's really not. I now do it in under 1hr 10 mins, with a PB of 1hr 1min.

 

[mr_cellophane]

75 miles - bit too far to cycle

 

[jakeagusta]

Me too! I do Orpington to Canary Wharf 3 times a week atm, hopefully 5 times a week come Christmas when I'm a bit fitter.

Yes, the mornings is certainly better - it being all down hill 'n all

Do u suffer the return leg from Kidbrooke - up to Sidcup ? The most enjoyable part of the journey

 

[Nocode]

Do u suffer the return leg from Kidbrooke - up to Sidcup ? The most enjoyable part of the journey

Nope, I've never gone that way - isn't it terrible that if I stray from the A21 I'd fear I get lost :-S

 

[Gretzky's Office]

Do I answer each way or total? I'm 7 miles each way so I would fall in to different brackets depending on the voting methodology.

 

[Nocode]

Do I answer each way or total? I'm 7 miles each way so I would fall in to different brackets depending on the voting methodology.

Could point. I voted for one way... i.e. 15 miles instead of 30.

 

[pac-man]

gillingham to tonbridge 22.5 miles so 45miles a day 4-5 times a week

 

[Paul_L]

door to door is 13.8 miles in, 14 miles home (slightly longer on homeward leg due to one way system).

Try and do it twice a week but being out and about for work means sometimes just once a week.

Unless it's peeing it down, i'll normally add some loops in, to try and make it a 35 to 40 mile round trip.

 

[Phill057]

I am trying to build mine up to a 40 mile round trip. Trying to find the extra loop that will add that to it is the hardest for me. I take in a lot of hills going to work. But after a long day at the office just want a lazy relatively hill free trip home

 

[tony cardall]

I do 28 mile round trip but only work 4 days.Other 3 days i do 30-35 miles depending how my dodgy knee holds up 8-)

 

[damme]

About 20km every day.