In 2016 I began tracking my metric centuries. This page compiles and compares the totals from each year along with each specific route.
As my cycling progressed, I found that I was often riding distances of 62.14 miles (a metric century) or more. As a spreadsheet/number fanatic, I soon began highlighting those unique rides in yet another set of tables. Over the next few years this further developed and I now distinguish my rides at 25k intervals (the one exception being 161k which equals 100 miles, for obvious reasons).
Solitaires Summary Table
Shown below is a simple overview of all my rides which exceeded 100k for the years 2016 through 2021. If you select the year (underlined in the left column) you can view the full details of that specific year. However, short overviews of each year can also be viewed further down the page.
Number of Solitaires by Year
The chart below summarizes all types of Solitaires, then compares the total number of Solitaires by year. You can mouse over each bar to see the values for that specific year.
Solitaires by Year & Distance
The chart below summarizes all types of Solitaires, then compares the total distances by year. You can mouse over each bar to see the values for that specific year.
Solitaires by Distance Type
The chart below organizes each type of Solitaire across all years, then displays that type by a unique colour. You can mouseover each section to view the total number of rides made at that distance as well as the total distance (miles) for that type of Solitaire.
| Note: Each distance is represented by a specific colour: | Show Colour Key
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| Note: Each distance is represented by a specific colour: | Show Colour Key
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All Solitaires Listed by Year
In the tables below I have listed every Solitaire by year and date. You may select a year to view the details. You can also view each specific route by selecting the name in the right column of the table. Note: A new window will be launched re-directing you to the Ride with GPS website for the full route map.
| Note: Each distance is represented by a specific colour: | Show Colour Key
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Additional Numbers
I've got the data, so I've got to put it somewhere! And if you've made it this far — good on you! I'll stop myself now...