How long do you usually go for a ride daily?

[Uawadall]

20+- 2-3 times during the week and 30-50 on weekends(unless it rains). Running is a substitute if the weather is too crappy or if I'm short on time.

 

[Destiny3614]

For me, it really just depends on how I feel that day. Some days I'll ride for hours while on others I'll ride for maybe ten minutes. Just depends on the weather and my mood.

 

[divinemaredi]

It's actually been a long time since I've been on a bike, but I'm planning to ride most of the time because I need to commute from place to place!

 

[An old Guy]

We all have our routines when it comes to cycling. Some of us do it for leisure, some to train up, while some use it as a form of exercise. How long do you usually go for a ride daily? Me about an hour, just riding through the streets near my apartment. There's only a few cars in the area, so it's a really great place to ride around in. The views are great, the fresh air is divine, and I can feel free for an hour a day leaving all my troubles behind. What about you?

I enjoy riding and I am retired so have free time.

In the Spring I usually ride my 4 hour route. I take a day off to cut the grass each week. And I don't like to start a ride in the rain any more.

 

[pwarbi]

Having the free time available to be able to ride everyday is something that a lot of people struggle with, but that doesn't mean they don't want to, or makes them any less passionate about cycling as a person that does.

There's been times in my life when I simply haven't had the time to cycle daily, but while I have missed it, I've had to accept I've got other responsibilities to take care of that are more important.

 

[Helter75]

I don't really have time for long rides during weekdays. I just ride from home to work in the morning and back home in the evening. It takes about an hour and twenty minutes or so. Weekends however are completely different. I can ride with friends or my girlfriend literally for hours until my legs will burn.

 

[pwarbi]

I also noticed that when I used to commute to work on the bike I didn't cycle as much at the weekend, so that's one of the main reasons I stopped. Cycling during the week to and from work used to take me about half an hour but when it got to the weekend, sometimes I just wanted a rest so didn't go out on the bike at all.

Now I drive to and from work, I've noticed that I'm enjoying my cycling more than ever now as I can go out when I want and for as long as I want, and I'm not tied to the daily commute like I used to be.