How far do you commute?

Just curious what kind of miles everyone puts on their bikes in a week.

I rode to work every day last week (45 miles each way), then some around town. 500 miles in 5 days. Saving a ton of $ on gas by riding the bike instead of driving the truck.

 

All three of us go to the same part of town - so no bike commuting for me... not unless I go seperately or they stay home.

I will probably commute a few times on the cbr to get some saddle time in


Round trip is about 60km...

 

I ride 7 miles to work. I am home for lunch right now so I make that trip 4 times a day. That makes 28 miles a day times 5 = 140 miles.

 

My ride is 12 miles each way so that's 24 miles a day or 120 miles a week. I ride any day that the weather permits. Since February, I have ridden abut 4000 miles though, so apparently I ride more on weekends than I thought.

Greg

 

I ride too intermittently to be able to gauge my mileage. I'm a disgrace to the brotherhood but I rarely have a machine operable when I want it to be. The FZR went down yesterday out in the fast lane on HWY 101 in Camarillo. This happens every time I lend a vehicle to my brother and this time was no different. Sigh, I'll get back to work (lucky buggers, all riding and here I am wrenching, again).

 

It's been years since I've ridden the bike to work but I plan to start up again tomorrow - if the weather cooperates. I don't typically fear melting in rain, mind you, it's jsut been a while since I've ridden - wet or dry - so I'll take it easy getting back into it.

Anyway, my commute is about 25 miles each way. That works out to about 75% rural highway, 25% intersection traffic by time.

 

My ride to work is around 21 miles one way, 42 total per day, times that by 4 days so Id say 168 miles per week, not counting the times I just go and ride.

Just hit 2500 Miles this week.

 

I got to ride in this morning - man, I've missed that bike. One thing I didn't fully consider is that I work at a fairly large site and I AM the IT department. I sure hope I don't have to be moving any servers around

 

It all depends on the weather. I dont have any rain gear, so if it looks like any sign of rain that day, I wont ride in. When I do, the commute is about 20 miles one-way. It's not that bad, just wish the direct route was better than the 2 major highways I have to go on

 

3 miles one way. tags and ins. go out this month. not renewing. put the seca in the corner. holpfullynot for 15 years again. got free car from mom 22mpg cold air and radio. 93 looks new should last long time at 6 miles a day 149000 on it now.

 

Well, I just got a job as a motorcycle courier, delivering packages and envelopes quickly between businesses around Seattle. I'll let you guys know how many miles I put on, but it's gonna be alot. I'm looking forward to it.

 

My commute is 210km's a day 5 days a week, I average about 2 days a week on the bike. I'd like to ride more, but i need the trunk space more often then not.

 

Since I live in sunny Florida I ride to work every day, 80 miles there and back. that's 800 miles a week. I ride year round. When i got the Max last November it had 34,000 miles on it, last week it flipped the50,000 mile mark.
All in all the best bike I have ever owned. Does anyone ride farther?

 

I ride 32 miles each way to work and back, total 64 miles a day.
I can only ride about 3-4 months of the year due to weather though that's why it's called the White Mountains, at least I can save some.

 

I ride 32 miles a day, and used to get three days on a full tank before switching to reserve (2-1/2 gallons), but my new tank gets me 135 miles (3-1/2 gallons) before switching to reserve. I figure I get 40 - 45 mpg depending on how fast I ride. 55mph gets the best (45mpg), and if I creap up to 60-65mph I get around 40mpg. My Bonneville gets 20-25mpg, so I ride the bike as often as possible all year 'round. Not only because of the mpg, but because it's the greatest stress reliever I know of!

 

Sigh. When it's running, about 20-24 miles a day. By one route, my commute is only ten miles, but for some reason, on the bike I tend to take the longer twelve mile route. Go figure.