2012 Year Round Mileage Official Thread

[junkjohn]

10/1/12 17515 223 this month.

11/1/12 18448 933 this month avg. mph 29.4

[Voni]

Love your mph statistic. How about mpg?

Voni
sMiling

[junkjohn]

11/1/12 18448 933 this month avg. mph 29.4

12/1/12 19135 687 this month. avg. mph 35.5 avg.mpg 43.5

[junkjohn]

12/1/12 19135 687 this month. avg. mph 35.5 avg.mpg 43.5

1/1/13 19458 323 this month. avg. mph 34.9 avg. mpg 43.5
7058 for the year

[LngRdr]

2012 R1200RT new on 4-7-12
12-31-12 24,156 miles

2011 HD Ultra Limited
1-1-13 8334
Sold on 4-23 with 11,883

27,705 miles of 2 wheel fun in 2012.

[saddleman]

I don't think I'll get to ride as much this year because of work.

2000 K1200LT 59,081 miles
2004 K1200LT 155,876 miles

It was my lowest year mileage since I can remember.

2000 K1200LT 76,364 miles
2004 K1200LT 169627 miles

Total miles 31,083.

[ROYBARNES]

R1150gs year 2000 with 194,409 Miles

F650gs year 2009 with 59,835 miles.
Roy

01-01-12 73,435 this is a low mileage year as it was our 50 wedding year, so the lady had first choice on trips by 4 wheels.

[RIDERS]

I put 22,231 miles on last year, 12,008 on a 2008 800St and 10,223 on a 2012 G650GS. My wife put 13,117 miles on, 6,969 miles on a 2009 F650GS and 7,148 on her 2012 G650GS. I need about a thousand more to have an official 500,000 miles. I had 2800 miles on a friends bike and didn't have the serial number so can't count that.

[Darryl Cainey]

13,321 miles for me!

[Voni]

R1100RS 349353 352,634 3,281
K75S 1991 102,899 105,100 2,201
F800S 63,254 79,421 16,167
TW200 3,258 3,666 408

Total Miles for 2012 22,057

Voni
sMiling

[LngRdr]

It was my lowest year mileage since I can remember.

2000 K1200LT 76,364 miles
2004 K1200LT 169627 miles

Total miles 31,083.

Dang, good thing you had to work so much, you might have worn both of them out. Nice!

[scooter trash]

2011 R1200RT
9 Jan 2012 8990
9 Jan 2013 20,283
Total 11,293
Total since new 27 May 2011 20,283
Average per month this year 941.08
Average per month since new 1,126.83

From looking at some of the other totals I have come to these conclusions:
1. I work and am not retired and need to get a job where I can ride 22 to 33K miles per year because I am to young to retire.
2. I work too close to home (18 miles) because I ride to work every day (except when raining or snowing in the morning when I leave).
3. Not having a vacation this year hurt my total yearly mileage.

[ROYBARNES]

F650gs 2009 now has 73,435 and ready for a new year.
Roy

[Voni]

From looking at some of the other totals I have come to these conclusions:
1. I work and am not retired and need to get a job where I can ride 22 to 33K miles per year because I am to young to retire.
2. I work too close to home (18 miles) because I ride to work every day (except when raining or snowing in the morning when I leave).
3. Not having a vacation this year hurt my total yearly mileage.

Actually I am retired. And I rode lots more when I was working.



Actually I needed to to wipe out the stress of working with teenagers!

It's not the numbers. It's the sMiles!


Voni
sMiling

[henzilla]

we had an average year... all good.

Like Voni, I had years with more miles while still full time employed. I commuted, so rode almost everyday anyways, and then some more on weekends. My commute was a roundtrip of 50, but often ended up closer to 100. Left earlier, came home later,sometimes just rode on by the office



Helen- 15559

me- 22841