(06-03-2016, 04:34 AM)husky385_imp Wrote: [ -> ]Is it even possible to ride 25000 miles in a month? Seems like you would loose a lot of sleep.
Personally I think it's a typo.
Kevin
If you did you should earn a life size bronze statue from the Iron Butt Association.
I am thinking about getting a different seat, as I experienced some discomfort during the month I rode 25,000 miles.
I have also noticed that the formula I created to make adding mileage easier for myself was subject to fail when things moved around a bit on the spreadsheet. I've updated it to make it a little more impervious to such changes. I now resume my lowly and rightful place in the rankings.
(06-09-2016, 10:09 AM)Rolls_imp Wrote: [ -> ]I am thinking about getting a different seat, as I experienced some discomfort during the month I rode 25,000 miles.
I have also noticed that the formula I created to make adding mileage easier for myself was subject to fail when things moved around a bit on the spreadsheet. I've updated it to make it a little more impervious to such changes. I now resume my lowly and rightful place in the rankings.
Try Preparation H there, buddy! Works every time.
I'd participate but my mileage is so meager (8,000 in three years) that it would not be very impressive.
However, my enthusiasm for the bike makes up for it.
Can I get credit for riding it at a higher RPM?
Used to ride 30-40,000 miles a year when younger but now averaging about 15,000. More twisties, less slab.
Ulvetanna, Django's mileage spreadsheet allows (indeed encourages) you to record miles ridden on all or any bike.
Cool... I'm in here now too. But... maybe I should get off this computer and go for a ride!!!! Oh, I forgot, I'm in Florida and IT'S RAINING AGAIN!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
(06-09-2016, 10:09 AM)Rolls_imp Wrote: [ -> ]I am thinking about getting a different seat, as I experienced some discomfort during the month I rode 25,000 miles.
I have also noticed that the formula I created to make adding mileage easier for myself was subject to fail when things moved around a bit on the spreadsheet. I've updated it to make it a little more impervious to such changes. I now resume my lowly and rightful place in the rankings.
Neat little formula, Rolls. I like it.
(06-10-2016, 04:29 PM)Cormanus_imp Wrote: [ -> ]Ulvetanna, Django's mileage spreadsheet allows (indeed encourages) you to record miles ridden on all or any bike.
Okay, obviously I am late to the party...gotta check my odometers but just turned over 15,000 today on one of 'em. Lemme see, carry the one, subtract the remainder...so it's like 47,000 since Feb 2013.
Now I have to figure out the spreadsheet. Reminds me of work.
There are instructions at the top of the sheet, but sing out if you need guidance.
Got in 80 miles this morning before the storms hit and that rolled me over 10K for the year so far. Other than the week I was in Fla with my wife mid May, I've only missed 7 days of riding since March 1, and two of those were due to snow lol.
It's not completely clear to me whether it's you or the bike that's really the machine, Ferret.