Depends on how long they were biking for and what gear the bike was in. Also how much the kid weights, more you weight, they more effort when into it, and more calories burned. Go to the website below to find out more.
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This depends on several factors such as weight, velocity, and time. A "moderate" ride is subjective to your own fitness. As a competitive cyclist, I will burn around 1500-2k calories on what I would consider a moderate ride. However that may be different for you. I would suggest using bikecalculator.com to get a rough estimate of what you may be burning in your workout. It will help to know the amount of time, speed, and distance your are traveling. Or if you have a smartphone, you can try sites like Strava.com or Mapmyride.com for a gps application which will collect and estimate data for you, including calories burned.
This is based on someone weighing 150 Pounds. Riding and Elliptical Bike at 12-14 Km/H for 17Mins will burn roughly 168 calories.
It depends on how long you are riding your scooter for
Oh, sure. Living bodies always burn calories, you can't stop it. And the more you move, the more you burn. And as bike riding involve a fair amount of movement, it can burn plenty of calories.
Riding a bike is good for your cardio and will give you great legs. It may help you gain a flat stomach as well depending on how long you ride and how fast.
Depends on your your fitness level, your age, how hard, and for how long you ride. If you ride hard enough to get sweaty and winded, maybe 400-500 calories/hour.
No way to tell.Among other things it'll depend on how hard you ride, and for how long. If you're riding yourself sweaty and winded, you're probably using more than 300 calories per hour.
Cycling at about 100 RPM, one can burn close to 107 calories in about 15 minutes.
Not by itself. In combination with a controlled diet, yes. Riding an exercise bike hard enough and long enough will help you burn some calories, but if you're still eating more calories than you're using up you won't slim down.
Burning calories is a lot more about how hard and how long, rather than about what you do.If you get equally sweaty and winded, you'll burn pretty much the same amount of calories regardless of what you do.
Depends on how hard, and for how long you go at it. Everything that gets you equally sweaty and winded for the same length of time will give the same amount of exercise and burn the same amount of calories.
Yes, you can return a bike after riding it, as long as you follow the return policy of the place where you rented or borrowed the bike from.
Depends on how hard you go at it, but I'd guess somewhere in the 1200-2000 calorie range.