how many Cabers have ridden 100 miles on a bike all at once?

[Freqman1]

After the 1st one, it gets easier.
Saddle conditioning.
Picking which saddle you're gonna spend the day on.
Every body's butt starts hurting;
that's the "conditioning" that takes time.
Lap 5, longest Day-Ride pic
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So how many hours?

 

[atilly]

100 miles, yes, but I'm seeing pictures of fat tire bikes, no way! My long rides were on skinny tires so is that cheat'n?

 

[tripple3]

So how many hours?

Whoops, sorry.
10 hours with a lunch stop, and occasional picture stops.
It's more fun if your not in a hurry.

 

[Freqman1]

100 miles, yes, but I'm seeing pictures of fat tire bikes, no way! My long rides were on skinny tires so is that cheat'n?

Why yes, yes it is!

 

[atilly]

Why yes, yes it is!

Well, dang, I'm off to the mechanical doping control tent to report my transgressions.

 

[alexander55]

I rode 4 century rides (and a whole bunch of 100KMs) this year including one at The Wheelmen National Meet on Mackinaw Island on my 1914 Peerless.

 

[tripple3]

So how many hours?

Best time so far for me today.
100 miles with a lunch stop, and pick up a friends prescription at CVS on the way back: home in less than 9 hours.
Sorry Shawn you had to go back to work; you are The MAN!

76 miles in 5.5 hours averages 13.8 mph. Still Vintage Balloon, but new running gear, makes this bike my fastest.
Super fun to do a Century at the Beach.

 

[Iverider]

I did 162 miles one day on the ride across Indiana on a steel road bike. I don’t recall how long it took but I was astounded to see my average speed was nearly 19 mph. It was brutal, but sometimes you have to test yourself.

 

[dnc1]

Now planning on doing this in the summer over here.
I'll be doing it as a fundraising exercise for a hospital. Possibly with a friend.
I'm planning on doing it on a road loop using between 6 and 10 different bicycles depending on the length of lap we decide on.
With various people opting in as pacers for laps.
Looking forward to it.

 

[Barfbucket]

Wausau Wi is having a 24 hour race in July.

Now planning on doing this in the summer over here.
I'll be doing it as a fundraising exercise for a hospital. Possibly with a friend.
I'm planning on doing it on a road loop using between 6 and 10 different bicycles depending on the length of lap we decide on.
With various people opting in as pacers for laps.
Looking forward to it.

Two yeas ago in May I did a 74 mile solo gravel ride as a fund raiser for a scholarship. I got quite a lot of money, I rode one mile for how old I was. Most people donated from my HS graduation class by Facebook. It worked out as everyone was cooped up with the lockdown and had nothing better to do than get caught up in it. I was surprised by the following, maybe I got something like $5000.