Your age and your weekly mileage?

I used to work for an insurance company. Generally their staff tended to smoke, and were in poor condition overall. Exercise was done by a small minority.
I invite you to tell me your age and weekly mileage so I can send the results to some former co-workers to prove a point.

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44 and at least 120 a week.

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Couldn't edit my original post, so here's the real deal...
Please submit your age and weekly mileage via a poll
Thanks ev'rybody !!
OK, I couln't get this poll to work either...I don't have the patience, too quick on the keyboard !!
Just reply to my original Post (OP) and I will get this post excised surgically by the Architect (I'm a fan of the Matrix movies)

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"...too old to be riding a bike..." my former workmates used to say. Screw them. I don't judge people for their lack of interest in exercise. So don't judge me.

Merged the two threads.

Tried to add the poll, couldn't find the option, so answers will have to be posted in the thread itself. Looks like the poll has to be added at the time the thread is created.

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53 100

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I'm going to be 49 in a month. I am lucky to get 40 miles a week. Life in progress issues.

I am 51 years old and ride 60 to 75 miles per week April to October and a little less November to March. Just past 2060 miles for 2009 year-to-date.

nothing like it should be at the moment. when i first got my bike i was riding around 200 to 250 a week. seriously, that's all i did.

thinking about making a daily habit of 30 - 50, weekends will have to be back to back centuries and then when i'm a bit more enthusiastic about actually riding a bike again, one day city to cities. houston to college station for instance is 112 miles.

how fitting.

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and if the thirties are the new twenties then in about a week i'll be 23.

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Thanks everyone who has answered so far, would like a few more responses, but this is all good stuff...tell all your riding pals to post a message if they get time !!
Cheers good people

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"...too old to be riding a bike..." my former workmates used to say. Screw them. I don't judge people for their lack of interest in exercise. So don't judge me.

32 and about 100km a week

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34 and not even enough. While I was deployed I was hitting about 50 - 60 a week on the stationary (because that was all I had access to). Now that I am home I have only been able to get my mountain bike out once and have yet to get my road bike out at all. Not that I don't want to, it's just that I have a "honey do" list a mile long!

Quite a flurry of Steve's. I at post #7 above am also a Steve.

48 and at least 140 miles per week year round (do trainer 'miles' count, really 8-15 hours per week)

47 and 200-300km per week notwithstanding family committments