Whats the farthest you have ridden?

[unicycler100]

50km on a 36" in 2hours 43min

[cubemansam]

35km on a KH20

[unicycler100]

oh just remembered I've done 20Km on my 20, But my mate bets me by doing 54km on his 20

[balancebikes]

37 millimeters

[redwelly]

Originally Posted by bungeejoe

My longest one day ride this year was for 156 miles.

Snap! My (and Roger's) longest day-ride this year was also 156 miles. Did you just do it for fun? You're a machine

My longest ever non-stop was 169.9km (105.6 miles) during my 24 hour record ride on 29 Sept 2007 - so around a 400m track in laps. Duration: 8:01'58"

I had aerobars with elbow-rests which helps a lot with saddle soreness as I could get my weight better distributed between fore and aft.

Sam

[bungeejoe]

Originally Posted by redwelly

Snap! *My (and Roger's) longest day-ride this year was also 156 miles. *Did you just do it for fun? You're a machine *

Sam

Oh yeah, it was fun. I stopped when the fun meter started hitting the upper limit.*

Went on and finished the Seattle to Portland (STP) the next day. *

[rogeratunicycledotcom]

I used to think that 100 miles was a good barrier. Having broken it a few times, it is less of a problem. For me the challenge is doing 100 miles back to back. or even back to back to back to back to back etc.

I have a love hate relationship with the schlumpf. I need to do some real distance on a real fixed (oh! UDC have some new toys coming soon, I am so excited!). Fix is really what I am happy with. bungeejoe you are my hero!

Roger

[evil-nick]

I think only 8K, on my muni for the Terry Fox Run a few times.

[Dave Cox]

man, some serious distance in this thread. My longest without dismounting was 70km, but I wasn't carrying much and it was through rolling hills and so kept the weight off.

My longest day was 183km, and was really bizarre in many ways. I started the day having woken up in the mountains under a tree covered in frost, behind a 'no trespassing, mining area' sign. Then I rode all the way out of the mountains into the prairies and slept in a four star hotel that night. Truly weird to watch the scenery completely change and the mountains slip off the horizon as I looked back, and really nice to sleep in a big comfy bed after all that!

(edit: I was carrying probably 30lbs of stuff on my back - didn't do more than 25k without getting off, that pressure starts to hurt!)

I'm still hoping to do 200km someday soon. Maybe when my new schlumpf gets in..