That's obviously entirely dependent on how fast you ride. A racer should be able to do it in about 2 minutes or slightly less. I can do it in about 3 minutes. A casual rider might be able to stretch it into 5-6 minutes.
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It depends on how fast you bike..... If there are 60 mins in one hour, and you are moving 5mph, you would make a mile in 12mins. (MPH)=60) / (SPEED)=5) = 12. Of course most people bike faster than 5 mph, so theres the equation, just plug in your numbers.
There's really no good answer to that, unless you specify some circumstances: type of bike, type of course, overall length of race, uphill/flat/downhill, type of rider....A decent track rider can probably do a mile in under 2 minutes.
Averages (about): 5 yrs: 20 min. 7 yrs: 15-20 min. 10 yrs: 10 min. 12 yrs: 12 min. 15 yrs: 10 min. 20 yrs: 7-10 min. 30 yrs: 12 min. 40 yrs: 10-20 min. 50 yrs: 15-25 min. 60 yrs: 15-25 min. 70 yrs: 20 min. 80 yrs: 20-35 min. Based on a person who could run a mile in 10 min. at age 11-12, or at age 30 could do an oliptical for at least 10 min. or at age 60 could walk a mile in 20 min.
The average city commuter travels at between eight and ten miles per hour. Therefore, it would take between six and seven and half minutes to travel one mile.