Doesn't matter, lots of people barley get 1500 miles a year. But, you might like to try- taking the long way home, making some trips to the store, go to the Dairy Queen in the next town over, see a park you have never been too, go cruising for chicks downtown, go to the camera store, find a bridge and take a picture of your bike, go look at old churches and graveyards, enjoy riding in the rain, make up a lot of silly stuff you have to do on your bike.I just got back from a 30 mile ride. I commute with it at least 3 or 4 times a week but I live only 3.8 miles from work so it's hard to rack up many miles. I'm still under 200 miles.
People, who are putting on a lot of miles, already have a lot of riding experience. You need to build up your tolerance and stamina little by little, ride a little longer each time, go a little further. Enjoy your freedom to do new things!
