How far did you go this season?

Dayao12

Dayao12

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I pushed 14K on my GS this season =D Quite proud of that since I only did a measly 9K on my 125 last season.
I'm gonna go for 20K next year and finally get to do some sweet weekend tours. Thinking Thunder Bay or if I've got someone with me, Cabbot Trail! It's been a dream since day 1.
 
My first year riding; Proudly did 12K on my 09 ninja 650r! Longest ride was going to see cousins in Virginia. 7 hours of riding in beautiful sunshine there then 7 miserable but memorable hours in pouring rain on the way back with no rain suit.
 
got my bike new Sept 26th put almost 5k on so far hoping to squeeze in a day or two yet.

looking forward to doing a vacation up north like ninja650r said and also the Deals' on gap. fingers crossed.
 
Close to 11k these season, and I haven't packed it in yet.
 
22,000 km on evenings, weekends and two vacations one of which was 8,000km across Labrador and Newfoundland. And Saturday is looking good... ;)
 
I think I am around 18k for this season :) Then again, my season never ends.
 
23K and change for me, that includes a week in the beginning of the season spent @ the Dragon and another at the end! Overall, my best season of riding yet in 20+ years.
 
around 20,000km for me this year, definitely done for the season tho, we got a couple inches of snow up this way and with all the road crap and salt i don't want to have to wash it again this year.
 
I'm done...one last run to Windsor to put her to bed this Saturday...23,000km
One kick *** year...2 trips to Deals Gap and one to Quebec. Thanks for all the memories.
 
With some of the numbers I'm hearing, I'm kind of embarrassed...
I started riding in late March/early April and called it a season early/mid November.
A whopping total of 10,000 KM's lol... No long distance trips, all leisure riding, no commuting ect...

Working 7 days a week, leaves very little time for riding, but hopefully next season will be less work days and more seat time!
 
55,000km including a trip to BC.

- Hit 1 car (SMIDSY pull out)
- 1 low side, 1 high side.. both caused by poor judgement and running thin on talent :)
 
I went from Milton to Calgary, but the bike was in the back of a truck, so probably doesn't count :-)

Riding-wise it was quite low compared to others, but given a slow (wet) start to the season, a cross-country move and an early end here (Bike's been away for a month now) I still managed just over 5,200km, with 3,200km of that from Sept. 3 to mid October. Hoping for 10,000+km next year.
 
How do you like living in Calgary? I visited for the first time this summer and really liked the vibe. First contact was with a Honda Ruckus scooter gang in a gas station lol
 
12K on a KTM SMC. ADVrider pansies said my *** wont make it out of the city. I did over 1000KM in a day. This bike motivated me further to move to BC.
 
2live&ride said:
With some of the numbers I'm hearing, I'm kind of embarrassed...
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Hahah, I feel ya too bud! (tail between legs)
I've gotta ramp it up next season and do something awesome!


onecartel said:
55,000km including a trip to BC.
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Jeebus! That's more than the kms on my bike and it's been through 2 people! lolz
How was the ride to BC? How did you prepare for it? I'm thinking doing that in the next 3 years. I just can't wait to ride through the Rockies. It would be simply amazing! Although, for the Praries, I might need a throttle hold(?: the thing that keeps the throttle in place) How'd you make that leg of your journey more interesting?
 
I did about 2k on the GS500F before selling it in April. I put about 17K on the new-to-me SV650, and I guess I'm done now.

So, 19K in total on mostly evening and weekends -- only the occasional commute since I usually work from home. I would keep riding on warmer days but I'm concerned about the effects of salt.

I was hoping to do more this year, but an injury, travel (without the bike), and a gf with only lukewarm enthusiasm for motorcycling impeded me.
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