Total Commuting Miles
rower63
Posts: 1,991
Saw this in various news sites. I'm pretty sure many of us are well ahead of that guy's 44,000 mile total commuting distance. I reckon I'm nearly three times his at approx 116,000 miles* .
What are your numbers? CW even suggests anyone who beats their guy contacts them, perhaps they can be pointed to this thread when it's had a few replies.
*Assuming I did 90% journeys by bike from 1990-2011 from 10 miles out which gives
21x0.9x(365-30)x5/7x10x2 = 90,450
And since 2011 it’s been 19 miles each way and more like at least 95% of the time so
3x0.95x(365-30)x5/7x19x2 = 25,914
90,450 + 25,914 = approx 116,365 miles commuting
edit: corrected arithmetic!
What are your numbers? CW even suggests anyone who beats their guy contacts them, perhaps they can be pointed to this thread when it's had a few replies.
*Assuming I did 90% journeys by bike from 1990-2011 from 10 miles out which gives
21x0.9x(365-30)x5/7x10x2 = 90,450
And since 2011 it’s been 19 miles each way and more like at least 95% of the time so
3x0.95x(365-30)x5/7x19x2 = 25,914
90,450 + 25,914 = approx 116,365 miles commuting
edit: corrected arithmetic!
Dolan Titanium ADX 2016
Ridley Noah FAST 2013
Bottecchia/Campagnolo 1990
Carrera Parva Hybrid 2016
Hoy Sa Calobra 002 2014 [off duty]
Storck Absolutist 2011 [off duty]
http://www.slidingseat.net/cycling/cycling.html
Ridley Noah FAST 2013
Bottecchia/Campagnolo 1990
Carrera Parva Hybrid 2016
Hoy Sa Calobra 002 2014 [off duty]
Storck Absolutist 2011 [off duty]
http://www.slidingseat.net/cycling/cycling.html
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15 years 40k, that's really low....last 5 years including this years anticipated mileage = 63k0
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I'm on 42k in 5 years, take about 5k off for non-commuting.0
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I aim for 1K miles a year as
1/ Commute is only 6.7 miles each way and I'm not moving house just to make it longer....my wife's commute mind is even smaller, about 400 yards.
2/ Work overseas a lot so at best can expect to be in the office for 3 weeks in four.
3/ Sometimes due to other commitments I do have to use the car, though it's rare.Currently riding a Whyte T130C, X0 drivetrain, Magura Trail brakes converted to mixed wheel size (homebuilt wheels) with 140mm Fox 34 Rhythm and RP23 suspension. 12.2Kg.0 -
iPete wrote:I'm on 42k in 5 years, take about 5k off for non-commuting.
Pretty much the same here. Even if I take 10k off but the time we get to 15 years................My blog: http://www.roubaixcycling.cc (kit reviews and other musings)
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I reckon I'm on a mere 13,300.
1988-1997 walked 1998-2000 car 2000-2005 worked from home 2006 car/train/walked 2006-2007 cycled 4 miles round trip for 28 weeks: 560 2007-2008 cycled 4 miles round trip for 70 weeks: 1400 2009 cycled 4 miles round trip for 37 weeks: 740 2009-2011 cycled 10 miles round trip for 60 weeks: 3000 2011 cycled 4 miles round trip for 19 weeks: 380 2011-2013 cycled/train 10 miles round trip for 85 weeks: 4250 2013 cycled 4 miles round trip for 24 weeks: 480 2013-date cycled 10 miles round trip for 50 weeks: 2500
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Just shy of 5k miles in 14 months, pretty much all commuting. I suppose it's a bit premature to project 15 years into the future, but it doesn't seem like anything worth shouting about. I still feel the need to track my mileage and costs in a spread sheet to see if this cycling lark actually saves me cash (£626 to the good to date, assuming I'd have taken the train each day).0
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I don't count myself as high milage rider but in the three years is logged miles on the SCS tables I managed 18,500 miles. 44k isn't a lot.Mud - Genesis Vapour CCX
Race - Fuji Norcom Straight
Sun - Cervelo R3
Winter / Commute - Dolan ADX0 -
Actual logged miles from 2005 - present and a bit of a geustimate of miles before then from 78 - 2005, limiting it to just commute miles, shows roughly 30,000 and is reasonable within a margin of error and no-one being able to show otherwise, so that'll do.0