How long is your typical weekday ride?

It's not always about the miles; sometimes it's all about the smiles. Weekday rides serve an important purpose.
By Jeff Barber

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Weekday rides may not be the most exciting, but they’re just as important, if not more important, for our mental health. Given time constraints during the week, we want to know how many miles you’re able to get in on a typical weekday ride.

How long is your typical weekday MTB ride?

Have you figured out a way to ride more singletrack during the week? Tell us your secret in the comments below!

 
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