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Bike commute

Estimate cycling time and calories for a regular bike commute.

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Results update as you type. The formula and assumptions are explained below the calculator.

Round-trip ride time

53m

One-way ride27m
Weekly distance80 km
Calories per commute day467 kcal
Weekly calories2,333 kcal
Weekly ride time4h 27m

Calorie burn is an estimate: hills, wind, effort and e-bike assistance change it substantially. It assumes roughly level ground and steady pedalling.

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What does this tool do?

Cycling time depends on distance, pace and bike type, while energy use depends on body weight and effort. This calculator gives a round-trip time, weekly distance and an estimated calorie burn for the commute.

The Formula

Time = Distance ÷ Speed; Calories ≈ MET × Body weight (kg) × Hours

Frequently Asked Questions

How many calories does a bike commute burn?

A 30-minute round trip at a moderate pace burns roughly 200–300 kcal for a 75 kg rider. Faster riding and hills increase the figure; an e-bike reduces it.

How can I estimate my average speed?

Use a recent ride or a route planner. Urban commuting with lights and traffic typically averages 15–20 km/h; a road bike on open roads can be faster.