The amount of calories a person burns riding a bike can vary depending on many factors. The geography of the bike ride, the weight of the person, and the speed the ride was done in. It can also vary depending on if you are outside or riding a stationary bike. On average you may burn around 300 calories.
Depends on a lot of things, riding conditions, effort and fitness level to start with. But not that much. let's say you're doing 10 MPH, then it'll take you about 12 minutes to cover the 2 miles. With luck you're maybe using 450 cals/hour, so you're looking at
1/5th of that - say 90 calories. Less than a quarter of a cupcake.
It depends on the speed gone, the kind of bike ridden, and the weight of the person riding. However, on average, approximately 36 calories per mile are burned. Therefore, about 560 calories would be burned.
That depends on how you are covering that mile, your weight, and your pace. You could by walking, jogging, or riding a bike, for example. The number of calories burned will vary from person to person in accordance with those factors. Feel free to ask the question again and include more details.
That is about 538 calories burned there.
It depends on speed and how hard you try.
90-240 per mile, it really depends on how fast you're moving.
Riding a bike because your legs are doing more work then running.
A 150-pound man burns 100 calories per mile; a 200-pund man burns 133 calories per mile; and a 250-pound man burns 166 calories per mile. You burn virtually the same number of calories whether you run or walk a mile; you just get there faster if you run.
In the world of exercising and training, there is a simple formula to calculate how many calories are burned during a period of training, which is that to burn 100 calories, you need to run a mile. This means that since there 5km equals to 3.1mi, then you burn 300 calories approximately by running 5km.
The calories burned when walking depends on your weight and how fast you are walking, so it would be almost impossible to estimate the calories (or partial calories) burned in only one step. The calories burned when walking are usually stated in the distance you walk. For example, a rule of thumb is 100 calories per mile are burned for a 180-pound person and 65 calories per mile for a 120-pound person.
depends a lot on the riding conditions. For me, on road, about 2400.
60 minutes = 1 hour 2x60/30 = 4 mph
Depends on how hard you rode. If you got sweaty and winded, probably about 300.