16 mile round trip, on shift so for four months of the year, I don't cycle in daylight.
My ride is rural and if I'm lucky I don't see a car either.
A lonely solitary ride at times, but it allows me to push myself, or just chill a bit after a 12 hour nightshirt..
Thank goodness for Cree and flashing lights, and Strava.
18 mile round trip , work 12 hour shifts too , so as above, dont cycle in daylight either for a good part of the year. Put the road bike away for winter and use the mountain bike with slicks or studded tyres till it warms up . On the bright side the days are getting longer now !
I like what you're saying clid61, but I think it's going to get colder as well!
Still your road bikes going to feel like a rocket when the summer comes with all that MTB pushing.
5 miles each way but I would not be able to do much more every day (particularly in winter)...The premises of my company are going to be moved 5 miles further next year :-(
5 miles each way but I would not be able to do much more every day (particularly in winter)...The premises of my company are going to be moved 5 miles further next year :-(
Very cool to read the various distances. Mine is 16 miles each way, with one 300' hills going to work, and two 300'-ers coming home. Average time is about 50 minutes.
Currently doing just over 6 miles per day when I'm closer to work, if I'm further out I'll drive. Looking to cycle the 12 miles or so it is when I'm further out once I get my hands on something a little more nimble than the MTB that I have. Would be nice to have something more suited to what I'm doing at the moment.
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