SpyderAnn01
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It probably took me a couple of weeks. It was winter so I was slacking a bit. :roflblack: I'm still averaging 100 miles per day every day, 365 days per year.
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What is the average time to complete the 3000 mile break in period.
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Bob Denman
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:clap: :2thumbs: :bowdown:
I should have planned better when I was young... :shocked:
I might have been able to retire by now! :gaah:
I should have planned better when I was young... :shocked:
I might have been able to retire by now! :gaah:
Orange Spyder Man
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if you ride 60 MPH for 50 hours you can travel 3000 miles.. 
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robmorg
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EVERYBODY says that. ...except for the lucky few who actually do it.
I was going to retire at 45, 50, 55, 60, ...actually managed it at 67. :sour:
Bob Denman
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That's exactly the same age, that I am now planning on escaping... :thumbup:
(I used to think that I'd be working until I was 114! :shocked
:thumbup:(I used to think that I'd be working until I was 114! :shocked
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