Depends on a lot of things, your age, your gender, your fitness level, how hard you ride to start with.
I'd use up 3500 cals in about 60 miles, but I'm an experienced rider and I ride fairly hard. 90 miles or even more is probably more normal for using up 3500 cals.
3500 calories are in pound of fat. 3500 calories are in pound of fat.
One pound is 3500 calories. 3500 x 25 = 87500 calories
3500, I think.
3500 miles IS 3500 miles.
There are 3500 calories in one pound of fat.
1 pound equals 3500 calories. If you burn 3500 calories, you burn one pound of bodyfat.
About 3500 calories.
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the only correlation between calories and weight are 3500 calories equal one pound. if you eat ax excess of 3500 calories, you will gain a pound, but if u hold back on 3500 calories, u lose a pound. 3500 sounds like a lot but it really isnt. one big step to cut back on calories is by not drinking soda.278 calories are worth:1 slice of cheeze pizzaTwo cookies of chocolate chip1 hour and 20 minutes of walking at speed 2 miles per hour1 average hamburgerA half of bagel with 1 T cream cheeseJogging during 25 minutes (with the speed 6 miles per hour, 10 minutes spent per mile)
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