Here is video of my face photos during the trip 🙂
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Yearly Archives: 2015
Weekend ride in northern Italy
Finally weather got better, so I did a short ride in northern Italy:
What did I carry with me?
I have shown you my fully packed bike in numerous photos, now it is the time to check what I carried with me and comment how the stuff worked:
 Riding gear:
Helmet: I used two helmets during the trip. The 1st one was Arai Tour-X3 and the 2nd one Arai Tour-X4. The 1st helmet got damaged during the accident in Indonesia, so I had to replace it. I love these helmets, good airflow and good “sun vizor” so that I managed without sunglasses. Continue reading
Some data from the trip
Here is some information from the trip:
- Total number of days: 1055
- Odometer total: 143470km
- GPS total: 162947km (difference between GPS and odometer was surprisingly big!)
- Countries: 52
- Borders: 103
- Fuel total: 6300l (1664 US Gal)
- Fuel cost: €6000
- Average fuel consumption: 5,30l/100km (44,4MPG)
- Lowest fuel consumption: 3,95l/100km (59,5MPG)
- Highest fuel consumption: 8,38l/100km (28,1MPG)
- Average fuel price: 0,95€/l
- Cheapest fuel price: 0,29€/l (Indonesia)
- Highest fuel price: 1,98€/l (Turkey)
More information a bit later.
Video of flash floods in Northern Chile
Short teaser from Chile
Process in Colon ferry terminal to get in to Ferry Xpress:
I got my DIJ-paper from Panama City several days before departure, but you can get this paper also from Colon (I do not have GPS coordinates to Colon). I have attached Panama City office maps here.
How to get all paper work done in Panama for Columbian ferry
You can get all things done in Colon, but here are instructions how to get it done in Panama City (reserve one day for this):
– First thing you need to do is to get your bike inspected. You can get it done in N 08°57.998’ W 79°32.697′. Go there in the morning at 8am (red door). They stop doing inspections at 11am. You need to have a copy of your passport, title and Panama customs form.
