Since 1998 I've ridden probably 20,000 miles.  For three summers I've ridden around all the Finger Lakes.  They make a nice training circuit.  Owasco first, then Keuka, Skaneateles, Canandaigua, Seneca and finally Cayuga.  Each time we extend Cayuga by 10 miles to make it a century ride, and finish by going up Buffalo street all the way from downtown Ithaca to the top at Eddy street.  I've biked around Cayuga at least eight times -- quite a ride.  Skaneateles is my favorite lake.  A perfect distance at 45 miles with some nice long hills thrown in, and the views around Skaneateles are stunning.

When I lived in Virginia, I rode to work every day.  Six miles each way.  Long enough for good exercise, but short enough to do every day.  I'm proud of the fact that in 2000 I didn't drive my car to work once.  And only a handful of times in 1999 and 2001.  That's about 3,000 miles a year just commuting.

My road bike is a Diamondback Expert.  The 63.5cm frame is too big, but I love my road bike.  I'm a decent bike mechanic (thanks BobWolfe!) and  I rebuilt the entire drivetrain with new or nearly new parts in 2004.  I've also upgraded the brakes to RSX since the stock brakes were more like a polite suggestion for the bike to slow down if it didn't mind terribly.

My mountain bike is a Garry Fisher Gitche Gumee.  I mostly use it for commuting, not single track riding.