It's really not about how far, but more about how long.
At a hard pace it's possible to use 800 cals/hour, which'd make it a 5 hour ride - for whatever distance that would take you.
At an easier pace you'd use 400 cals/hour, which would require a 10 hour ride to get to 3900 cals.
Or maybe 600 calories and 7.5 hours.
How far this would get you depend on how heavy the going is. Flat ground, decent roads, maybe you can maintain 20 MPH at the 800 cals rate - which would take you 100 miles.
ride a bike because u go faster and u burn more calories
Burning calories on an exercise bike can be achieved with longer use and takes more time because when you ride a real bike you have to push up hills and various conditions throughout where you ride.
Three days
it depends on how fast you ride or if your gowing up a hill
no i dont think so. because if you throw up as they say u loose your lunch. not ur calories, if u want to loose calories go on a bike ride or a walk. if u dont like doing that, then SUCK IT UP U GOT CALORIES FOOL!!!!
depends a lot on the riding conditions. For me, on road, about 2400.
Cycling at about 100 RPM, one can burn close to 107 calories in about 15 minutes.
Riding a bike is good for your cardio and will give you great legs. It may help you gain a flat stomach as well depending on how long you ride and how fast.
Depends on your your fitness level, your age, how hard, and for how long you ride. If you ride hard enough to get sweaty and winded, maybe 400-500 calories/hour.
2.5 hours to lose 1 pound. You must be going at least 7 miles an hour
No, it takes a lot of horsepower to ride on loose sand.
No, it is illegal to ride a dirt bike on the street but you can ride it on a trail or dirt bike track.