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Bicycle miles in 2025:
037
Bicycle miles in 2024:
340
Bicycle miles in 2023:
166
Bicycle miles in 2022:
us: 503
me: 40 milesBicycle miles in 2021:
343
Bicycle miles in 2020:
245
Bicycle miles in 2019:
507
Bicycle miles in 2018:
1,227
Bicycle miles in 2017:
678
Bicycle miles in 2016:
1,117
Bicycle miles in 2015:
1,951
Bicycle miles in 2014:
1,531
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