08-08-2017, 06:01 AM
It's an interesting discussion. Miles ridden may well be a product of location + time + inclination. If you have to work, live close to work, and commute on your bike you probably won't ride too far each year unless you have lots of time off and use all of it riding.
If you have to work, live a goodly distance from work, and commute on your bike you'll ride further than the person above, but still not an enormous amount unless you have lots of time off and use all of it riding.
If you're retired and are into riding big time and have plenty of available time and the inclination, you'll ride lots more than either of the people above.
I could go on with this, but I'm sure you get the drift.
If you have to work, live a goodly distance from work, and commute on your bike you'll ride further than the person above, but still not an enormous amount unless you have lots of time off and use all of it riding.
If you're retired and are into riding big time and have plenty of available time and the inclination, you'll ride lots more than either of the people above.
I could go on with this, but I'm sure you get the drift.