Personal statistic - More miles/week than hours worked/week

Doing the sums for Feb-Sept this year (A pleasing 2100 miles) made me
realise that I do more miles per week than hours I work. OK so in the
context of most readers here that is nothing. . .

.. . . But it occurred to me that this could be quite a rule of thumb for
distinguishing between 'people who have a bike' and 'people who make use
of their bike'.


--
PETER FOX Not the same since the e-commerce business came to a .
2 Tees Close, Witham, Essex.
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East Anglian Pub cycle rides www.eminent.demon.co.uk/rides

Peter Fox wrote:
Doing the sums for Feb-Sept this year (A pleasing 2100 miles) made me
realise that I do more miles per week than hours I work. OK so in the
context of most readers here that is nothing. . .

. . . But it occurred to me that this could be quite a rule of thumb for
distinguishing between 'people who have a bike' and 'people who make use
of their bike'.



/takes off socks to count above 10

Oh yeah, so do I :-)

Peter Fox wrote:
Doing the sums for Feb-Sept this year (A pleasing 2100 miles) made me
realise that I do more miles per week than hours I work. OK so in the
context of most readers here that is nothing. . .

. . . But it occurred to me that this could be quite a rule of thumb for
distinguishing between 'people who have a bike' and 'people who make use
of their bike'.



/takes off socks to count above 10

Oh yeah, so do I :-)

Zog The Undeniable wrote:
Peter Fox wrote:
Doing the sums for Feb-Sept this year (A pleasing 2100 miles) made
me realise that I do more miles per week than hours I work. OK so
in the context of most readers here that is nothing. . .

. . . But it occurred to me that this could be quite a rule of thumb
for distinguishing between 'people who have a bike' and 'people who
make use of their bike'.



/takes off socks to count above 10

Oh yeah, so do I :-)

120 miles/week.

Bingo!

Zog The Undeniable wrote:
Peter Fox wrote:
Doing the sums for Feb-Sept this year (A pleasing 2100 miles) made
me realise that I do more miles per week than hours I work. OK so
in the context of most readers here that is nothing. . .

. . . But it occurred to me that this could be quite a rule of thumb
for distinguishing between 'people who have a bike' and 'people who
make use of their bike'.



/takes off socks to count above 10

Oh yeah, so do I :-)

120 miles/week.

Bingo!

Peter Fox wrote:

OK so in the
context of most readers here that is nothing. . .

Pah! That's nothing! Oh, you said that.

Given that I ride 15 miles each workday it would be hard for me not to ride
more miles than I work hours, really...

--
Guy

Marvin is dead, long live Zaphod!

Peter Fox wrote:

OK so in the
context of most readers here that is nothing. . .

Pah! That's nothing! Oh, you said that.

Given that I ride 15 miles each workday it would be hard for me not to ride
more miles than I work hours, really...

--
Guy

Marvin is dead, long live Zaphod!

"Zog The Undeniable" wrote in message
...
Peter Fox wrote:
Doing the sums for Feb-Sept this year (A pleasing 2100 miles) made me
realise that I do more miles per week than hours I work. OK so in the
context of most readers here that is nothing. . .

. . . But it occurred to me that this could be quite a rule of thumb for
distinguishing between 'people who have a bike' and 'people who make use
of their bike'.



/takes off socks to count above 10

Oh yeah, so do I :-)


250 miles per week - nope still work more hours than that

"Zog The Undeniable" wrote in message
...
Peter Fox wrote:
Doing the sums for Feb-Sept this year (A pleasing 2100 miles) made me
realise that I do more miles per week than hours I work. OK so in the
context of most readers here that is nothing. . .

. . . But it occurred to me that this could be quite a rule of thumb for
distinguishing between 'people who have a bike' and 'people who make use
of their bike'.



/takes off socks to count above 10

Oh yeah, so do I :-)


250 miles per week - nope still work more hours than that

In message , "Just zis Guy,
you know?" writes

snip doggy-dog

Given that I ride 15 miles each workday it would be hard for me not to ride
more miles than I work hours, really...

Assuming a nominal 8 hour day, that's only 3kph; I'm surprised you can
balance at that speed on a 'bent. Hey, I just invented commuter speed!

I'm somewhat faster at 4kph boast.

It's time for some new metrics. Those wimps who run a half-marathon in
65 minutes while I keep going for 110. Pah.

Cheers
--
Keith Wootten