How long will it take to ride a bike in 64 miles?

Answer 1

Everyone is physically different but *generally* speaking a professional cyclist can do it in about one and half hours a a flat course.

A typical weekend fitness person in good shape should be able to accomplish it in 2.5-3 hrs.

Answer 2

if average speed of 15mph then four hours. I'd say 15mph is a good beginner/average speed but 60 miles is a little far for an average beginner. But try it out. Pick the day on the calendar you want to ride 60 miles and back off a few weeks and aim for 75% that distance in once a week long rides. Check it out here.

http://www.ultracycling.com/training/endurance_training.html

Answer 3

It would depend entirely on riding speed, which would be dependent on a whole range of things. Bike type, riding surface, fitness, level of exertion and more. A decent road rider on the flat would be able to do it in 2 hours, an elite track rider could pull it off in a little less. Most regular riders would do it in somewhat more than two hours, assuming a reasonably flat road.

Answer 4

Depends on which speed you're able to keep. A fit rider on good, flattish roads could make it in 90 minutes. An average rider on decent roads could do it in one three hours. Poor rider, poor conditions, it can take forever.

Answer 5

Depends on a lot of things. A fit rider can do 20 MPH for several hours under reasonably easy riding conditions, so with a few pit stops you'd might be able to pull it off in just above three hours.

Or you may need the double, if you're not as fit, if your bike is poor or if riding conditions are poor.

Answer 6

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