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So how was your 2016?

Daroxtar · 2016-12-31 10:17:37

I'm quite happy with mine. Hit my target of 100km per week despite the best efforts of kids and wife ;) Really enjoyed the Ox Mountains sportive, Reservoir Dog and An Post tour of Meath. Got better at climbing. Knocked the Angliru, Covadonga and Farrapona off my Bucket list. Climbed Everest eight times and cycled from…

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#92 19-01-2017 7:27pm
nilhg

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BailMeOut wrote: »

anyone here with some seriously high numbers that does not include cycling to work?

Depends on how you define seriously high numbers I suppose, I had 11K last year with no commute, just try to make the best of my chances.

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#93 19-01-2017 7:59pm
Wishbone Ash

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I had over 20k - about 20% was commutes so about 16,000kms non commutes.

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#94 19-01-2017 10:42pm
Eamonnator

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12,600 kms, no commute. Retired.

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#95 19-01-2017 10:45pm
Plastik

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About 9,200 of my 18,400 is commuting. I regularly clock 400-500km weeks between commutes, training, club racing and weekend racing.

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#96 20-01-2017 12:03am
Buzwaldo

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Ah lads, here. Do ye want to be frightening punters away from this forum...

Seriously though - commendable distances all of ye, that I could only dream of (or maybe my priorities are wrong)

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