Riding Now

Week & Month Comparisons

This week and month alongside the previous periods. Select a report to view it full size.

Riding activity for this week, last week, this month, and last month.

Currently Riding

My latest completed ride. Select the report to view it full size.

Most recently completed ride, including date, location, challenge and miles.

Recent Rides

Your latest rides, newest first. Select the report to view it full size.

Ride history showing ride dates, countries, states or regions, challenges, ride locations, and miles.

Benchmarks

Progress toward each challenge's # Rides Benchmark.

Challenge Progress

Challenge miles and ride counts, grouped by rides at and below the rides benchmark.

Each challenge has a # Rides Benchmark. This report shows the miles and rides logged for each challenge, highlighting those at the benchmark and those still working toward it. Reaching the benchmark marks a riding milestone; it doesn't necessarily mean the full route is complete.

Bucket List

Rides mapped and waiting to be ridden, including routes On Deck and In Queue. Select the report to view it full size.

Along the Way

Maps and other views from the current journey. Select an available map to view it full size.

Currently Riding and Planning to Ride

In Queue

US20 is a planned west-to-east journey. Red map lines show rides already completed. Orange map lines show rides in the queue, waiting for me to jump on the NordicTrack bike and pedal.

Map showing what I have ridden and plan to ride.

Completed American Highway & My Rides

The roads shown in red are U.S. rides I have completed, including American Rides, My Rides and excursions. The map grows as the journey grows.

Lover's Lane — An English Excursion

A little detour across the Atlantic. This four-ride excursion begins and ends in Lover, near Salisbury, England, taking me through the countryside surrounding Langley Wood National Nature Reserve. Rather than tackling the entire distance in one ride, I am spreading the adventure across four rides of approximately five miles each. Sometimes the best part of a journey is taking the long way home.