| Heck, 250 miles is a light to moderate week for lots of racers. Figure the Tour de France averages over 100 miles a day... and those boys have to train for years before that.
When I was racing seriously I'd target 250 miles a week, and if ramping up for a long race would try to put in some 300 mile weeks.
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In your personal case, it all depends on how much time you can devote, and how much energy gets sucked into your day job, family etc. Eat right and get lots of sleep, and keep in mind that "big miles" is not the holy grail. These days I ride a lot fewer miles but I'm still pretty fast because I know how to train.
The Race Across America (RAAM) goes coast to coast and the winner Jure Robic rode 3042.8 miles in 8 days, 19 hours.
http://stats.raceacrossamerica.org/2007/reports/overview.html
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