More posts than miles?

[Mortiroloboy]

I'm real, and I cycle (though not much in Nov. and Dec. ) due to weather prevailing and re worked shifts. Does that make me a real cyclist?

 

[Cathryn]

I've done more miles this year than posts...but not in the past three months. Most shameful.

 

[marinyork]

More miles than posts, still rubbish though.

 

[Joe24]

Im a seriouse cyclist and us seriouse cyclists cycle more then we post.
Ive done just over 8500miles this year, so ilve done a few more then what ive posted.

 

[Fab Foodie]

..but are you a real cyclist?

I'm an unreal cyclist...

 

[spandex]

I have done way way more miles then I have posted

 

[snorri]

Im a seriouse cyclist

Oh no you're not!
You cannot consider yourself to be a seriouse(?) cyclist if you will insist on sticking a laughing smiley on the end of your posts.

 

[HLaB]

I'm currently on 3.4 posts per mile since Aug 2007.

 

[Crackle]

Definitely more posts than miles, especially in the last 6 months and the next 3 or 4.

 

[Joe24]

Oh no you're not!
You cannot consider yourself to be a seriouse(?) cyclist if you will insist on sticking a laughing smiley on the end of your posts.

Damn, but thats my serious face

 

[fuboab]

I'm new, so Loads more miles.... but I'm also a virtual gobsh!te so who knows how long for...

(13.5 miles each way commute, I'd have to spend all day typing!)

 

[Dayvo]

I'm a triv-real cyclist!

 

[Night Train]

I cycle.
I tend to only cycle when I can and when it isn't too cold or wet and when it isn't too far to go and there is somewhere to secure my bike. More often then not I am on the trainer rather then the road and so I have two bikes (and several part built bikes). But I do only do short boring rides that get me from here to somewhere close and so there is nothing to say about it. I'm not interested in touring, racing, clubs, or attempting my 70mile round trip commute.
I know a bit about fixing bikes and I am building a recumbent but where I have been stuck and asked, there hasn't been much response so I tend to read a book instead of asking or wait until someone else asks and then read their replies. Not fussed about that as I don't do enough miles to wear much out.

I definately ride less then I post, post less then I drive and drive less then I work.
Does it really matter? I hope not, unless people like me are not wanted in this community. Cyclists are, and should be, a varied bunch.

 

[Landslide]

I don't know, as none of my bikes have a computer to tell me how far I've been.
I reckon I put some good miles in though, as Sheffields's pretty hilly. This begs the question, "Do posts count more when you're heading uphill?"

 

[Over The Hill]

I am on about two miles per post. But should I make that better by posting less or cycling more?