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How many miles bike riding equal how many miles walked?
1 mile bike riding = 1 mile walked.Both are equivalent to 5,280 feet, 1,760 yards, or 1,609.344 meters.
When Riding a push bike how many kilometers in 4 miles?
Answer: 4 miles = 6.43737 km, no matter what you are doing.
How many miles does it takes to get to Orlando on a bike from ftmyers?
The mileage from Orland to Ft Meyers is is same if you are driving or riding a bike: 150 miles. But it's flat!
How many pound can you lose riding a bike for 30 mins four times a week?
Two pounds
How many calories do you burn riding a bike for 12 miles in 55 minutes?
i believe the average for riding 12 mph in an hour is 550 calories but it depends on the person and type of riding
Can you die riding a bike?
Yes and many do.
How many calories are burned from bike riding 6.5 miles?
It depends on the speed gone, the kind of bike ridden, and the weight of the person riding. However, on average, approximately 36 calories per mile are burned. Therefore, about 560 calories would be burned.
How many miles of bike paths in Vancouver?
how many miles of bike paths in Vancouver
Susan spent 3 hours riding her bike Saturday afternoon how many minutes did she ride her bike?
120Min
Why am I not losing weight I ride my bike on a track for a total of 110 miles a week i eat 5 times a day fruit in the morning and chicken beans veggies and mashed potatoes for every other meal?
If you are riding your bike 110 miles per week and eating 5 times per day and including fruit, chicken, beans, veggies, and mashed potatoes then maybe you need to cut out the mashed potatoes to lose weight. You may not be losing weight but building muscle tone from riding the bike so many miles. Be sure you are also drinking 8 glasses of water every day to help flush toxins out of your body when dieting.
How many people get hit by a car while riding a bike per year?
too many
How many days would it take to lose 1 stone by riding a bike?
That depends on your age, your weight, your degree of fitness, your body composition, and where you are cycling (flat ground or incline) as well as how far you go and how fast you go.
