Yes, I think you should stick with miles. There's always fewer of them than of kilometres.
Which is why it's better to use kays for your distance and speed measurement.
I did 200 at 30 sounds better than 120 at 20. :)
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Which is why it's better to use kays for your distance and speed measurement.
I did 200 at 30 sounds better than 120 at 20. :)