Goal #1 - get the Calfee fitting right. Doing two long rides on it at the end of the year in extremely cold temps was a bad combo and seems to have truly tweaked my left hamstring. I am slightly concerned that I won't be able to find a happy riding position on it. That would be heart breaking.
Mileage
Road - 2,000 - same as last year, since I don't really have any more time to ride and I missed the goal by 15 fricken miles.
MTB - given how little I got out this year the goal for 2014 will simply be to get out more. I think I might have made it out 6 times which is about half what I'd hoped. The fall season just disappeared...
Specific Rides - this will really depend on whether or not I sell the Roubaix and buy some sort of gravel/cross bike. My older brother and I have talked about doing some sort of epic dirt/road ride mid-summer but I'm not doing that on the Calfee or Roubaix. I think ideally I'd like a steel or Al framed bike that isn't so nice that I can't ride it around the neighborhood with the kids. Lily really started to like riding her bike at the end of the year and I'm looking forward to getting out on a few short rides with her. After that I'll definitely be doing the 3-notch ride again. I wouldn't mind tossing in another century earlier in the year and Team Big Guy is talking about trying to do the B2B ride (http://b2vtride.com/) and that decision will have to be made next week. I'm not sure I'm up for thinking about that epic a ride that early in the year. Once during the summer I want to ride to work all 5 days of the week. Just to say that I did. With the new position at work it'll probably be hard to do it twice. We'll see.
Fitness - simply put, end the year more fit than I started. I think I succeeded in that effort this year but I can feel it already slipping as there is no real way to replace the amount of time that I spend on the bike with other ways of working out without significantly impacting other areas of life. But, I need to work on that and not simply give up until the weather breaks and I can hit the road again.