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I've ridden a bike for 17 days consecutively, work commute, mtb rides, road rides...still going..i was contemplating taking the car in tomorrow to give myself a rest...but kind of want to keep the record going!
Anyone else counting?
My best was 31 days in a row with a ride of at least an hour.
Currently this is my 12th day in a row - all being well I'll be riding for the next 8 in a row too 😀
How long are summer holidays? Nine weeks? Nine weeks then, every year from '83 - '88, at least 8 hours a day 8)
Only 6 days for me.
Wouldn't really consider trying for more as i'd end up with overtraining pretty quickly. Even 6 days was for a holiday, 3 days max under normal circumstances.
6 days in a row for me as well.
10 I reckon in the modern era... probably a lot more when I rode 2 miles up and down the road to work when I was younger.
The 10 were solid Rotorua riding days, hit a lot of trails that week and a bit.
About 4 months...
I commute by bike, I use a bike as primary transport and for shopping at the weekends and I ride for sport and leisure too, so although it sounds impressive it's actually just normal for me. Days where I don't ride a bike normally coincide with 'not left the house' so think of it more like that.
That run was a bit unusual though, I normally have 1 or 2 days a month where I don't ride for some reason, work trip away, long drive to family etc.
Probably around a week for sport purposes.
In my commuting/student days it would have been everyday for months/years as that's how I got around. Not a big deal though as most towns/cities shrink on a bike compared to public transport so it was always the easiest/fastest and cheapest option.
Same as amedias. When I get to the end of a day and I haven't ridden a bike, it's novel enough that I usually realise.
Thinking back, the last time was probably the weekend before last when I went on a non-biking camping trip, but it was only one night, and I might have nipped to the sorting office in the morning or something.