It was a whopper of a year for me on my bikes. I pretty much shattered every personal record.
I rode a total of 11,837 miles, 1,926 miles more than last year.
I averaged 32.4 miles per day.
I rode 309 days, taking 56 days off. I never took more than 3 days off in a row.
On my riding days, I averaged 38.3 miles.
I rode 4,300 of miles on my Any Road Tour from Mount Vernon, Virginia to Portland Oregon.
June, all of which was tour riding, was my highest mileage month: 2,260.5 miles.
My longest day was 136 miles from Morehead, Minnesota to Gackle, North Dakota on June 18.
The Mule, my 1991 Specialized Sequoia, accounted for 46.5 percent of my riding, 5,502.5 miles. 281 miles of my riding were done indoors on Big Nellie, my Tour Easy recumbent, mounted on a trainer. Most of this riding was in recovery from medical problems in late December 2017. I only rode the Tour Easy 1,099.5 miles in all. I’d sell it except for its usefulness indoors.
My Bike Friday New World Tourist took me 2,001 miles. It’s fun to ride but it beats me up because it’s little wheels don’t absorb road shock particularly well.
My Surly Cross Check soaked up another 3,234 miles, just riding around the DC area.
Year end Odometer Readings
The Mule: 51,024
Big Nellie (outdoors miles only): 42,010
Little Nellie: 21,002
Cross Check: 10,668
Total: 124,704
A Few Spokes Shy of a Wheel 
I think you can consider that a great year on the bike.
My own stats are less impressive, but I am going to do better in 2019.
That seems insane to me. But I would have said the same to anyone who would have told me that I’d be averaging over 4,000/year. What’s weird is that you’re the third person in the last couple of days to admit to 11,000 miles in 2018. And weirder still, I’m wearing a Moorhead, Minnesota shirt. I went there in 2016. (You’ve misspelled it.) I’m perplexed also because you said you can’t get out the door to bike lately. Anyway, congrats!
FWIT, it’s insane to me too.
*FWIW