Equipment List

EQUIPMENT LIST

<<BIKE>>

• Surly Long Haul Trucker 64cm frame 700c wheels

• DT SWISS TK540 36H 7 rear rim w/ M99 spokes

• modified 11-34 cassette

• modified 22-32-44 chain ring

• Brooks B67 Saddle

• Maxxis 700X45C Foldable Bead 60TPI Dual Compound SS/TR (Dirt Road/Gravel) Tires (+ 1 extra)

• Shimano PD-M324 dual sided pedals

• Tubus Cargo Evo Rear Rack

• Tubus Tara Front Rack

• SKS P50 Fenders - silver (front modified)

• Cinelli Gel Ribbon Handlebar Tape

• 3 Water Bottle Cages

• Lezyne Air pump mount

• CatEye - Volt 300 Rechargeable Headlight
(mounted to front rack with with hose clamps and 1” wooden dowel)

• Serfas Superbright USB Taillight
(mounted to rear rack with Planet Bike Tail Light Rack Bracket)

• additional taillight

• Kryptonite KryptoFlex 1018 Combo Cable Lock

• Bell Helmet (yellow)

• Blackburn Helmet Mirror


<<TOOLS & SPARE PARTS>>

• 2 Park Tool patch kits

• Park Tool Emergency Tire Boot kit

• 2 EVO 700C x 35-43c (27 x 1-3/8) tubes (presta valve)

• 4 Spare brake pads

• 1 Spare rear gear cable

• 1 Spare rear brake cable

• 6 Spare spokes

• 1 FiberFix kevlar emergency replacement spoke

• 2 chain master links

• 3 tire levers

• Lezyne HP Micro Floor Drive Mini Air Pump

• Park Tool ib-2 I-Beam Mini Fold-up Hex/Screwdriver/Torx Set

• Leatherman (screwdriver, pliers, knife)

• Park Tool 6in Adjustable Wrench

• Park Tool Pedal Wrench

• Park Tool CT-5 Mini Chain Brute Chain Tool

• Stein Mini Cassette Lockring Tool

• 2 Presta Schrader converters

• 6 10” Zip ties

• 4 4” Zip ties

• spoke wrench #2

• Tri Flow chain lube

• .03 fl. oz. crazy glue

• 4’ duct tape on smashed roll

• 4’ electrical tape on smashed roll

• rack screws & bolts

• fender screws & bolts

• Misc bolts, spacers

• 4 rags

• 2 pair disposable gloves

• sewing kit

• 4 spare hair ties

• Therm-a-rest repair kit

• tent repair kit

• 12” bailing wire


<<MAPS>>

• printed out paper map

• map image on phone

• iOverlander app

• CatEye Urban Wireless Cycle Computer



<<TECH>>

• iPhone XR (Purchase Entel SIM card in Chile)

• Quad Lock® iPhone Bike Mount

• iPod Nano

• 20000mAh Portable Charger

• 4 port USB charger

• 4 USB cables (iPhone / Portable Charger / Headlight / Headlamp)

• 1 pair ear pods

• Lightning to 3.5 mm Headphone Jack Adapter


<<LUGGAGE>>

• Ortlieb Back Roller Classic Panniers

• Ortlieb Front Roller Classic Panniers

• Ortlieb Rack Pack Bag

• Ortlieb Ultimate6 Pro M Handlebar Bag

• Ortlieb Mapcase

• Brooks Saddles Challenge Tool Bag


<<CAMPING>>

• MSR Hubba Hubba NX 2-Person Tent

• MSR Hubba Hubba NX 2 Footprint

• Feathered Friends Swallow - NANO 20 Degree Down Sleeping Bag (Long)

• Cocoon Silk Mummy Liner Sleeping bag liner

• Therm-a-rest Neoair XLite Sleeping Pad

• NEMO Fillo Backpacking Pillow

• SteriPen

• Sawyer Mini Water filter

• Jetboil Zip Cooking System

• 4oz IsoProCanister (buy in Chile)

• Sea to Summit Alpha Light Spork

• disposable lighter (buy in Chile)

• 8.1oz Backpacker’s Pantry freeze dried Pad Thai

• 8.1oz Backpacker’s Pantry freeze dried Mac & Cheese

• 2 Clif bars

• 10 1.5oz. bags Almond, Chocolate, Cashew Trek Mix

• 16oz. bag Pecan Praline Granola


<<CLOTHING>>

• Pearl Izumi X-Alp Journey Shoes w/ tread inserts

• 2 pair Pearl Izumi Pursuit Bike Shorts

• Giordana Team Brooklyn short sleeve jersey

• Adventure Cycling Association TransAmerica short sleeve Jersey

• Adventure Cycling Association Long Sleeve Jersey

• Showers Pass Syncline rain jacket

• Showers Pass Men’s Transit rain pants

• Specialized Deflect™ Comp Shoe Covers

• Pearl Izumi Ride Elite Thermal Leg Warmer Large black

• Bouré cycling sweater

• Uniqlo Mens Ultra Light Down Vest

• 1 pair Specialized knit half finger cycling gloves

• 1 pair Cannondale full finger cycling gloves

• 3 pair Point 6 lifestyle medium crew Socks Men's XL

• 3 pairs Icebreaker Anatomica Boxer Briefs with Fly - Men's L

• Asics 87% Polyester Men’s Running Tights

• Lowe Alpine DryFlo® Mens Long Sleeve shirt

• Giordana Team Brooklyn Cycling cap

• baclava

• Columbia Silver Ridge Convertible Pants

• 1 short sleeve buttoned cotton shirt

• Swim suit

• 1 pair Crocs

• Mesh Stuff Sack for dirty clothes

• Luggage straps for Mesh Stuff Sack


<<MISC>>

• passport

• Hyperlite Mountain Gear Minimalist Wallet (2 VISA cards + 1 ATM card)

• 40 business cards w/ QR code

• Spanish Dictionary

• pouch for loose change

• bandana

• cash

• 1 pair Clic reading glasses (in zip lock bag)

• 1 pair Dual Eyewear Bifocal Reading Sunglasses

• 1 pair Galeton Bifocal Clear Lens Glasses

• Lens Cloth

• Halt! dog repellent

• 18’ laundry line, 15 clips

• 6 tide travel packets

• Bungee cord

• Brooks Saddle Cover

• Petzl Tikkina 150 lumen headlamp

• Petzl CORE Rechargeable battery

• 3 Water Bottles

• pen


<<TOILETRIES>>

• soap bar / plastic container

• toilet paper

• Deodorant

• Disposable Razor

• 2 oz. travel size shaving cream

• Toothbrush, Toothpaste & Floss

• 1 pair Ear plugs

• 8 Q-tips

• Nail Clippers

• tweezers

• towel

• SPF lip balm

• 8 bandaids

• large adhesive bandage

• 1 oz tube Bacitracin

• .7oz tube AfterBite

• 6 Alka Seltzer Cold & Flu effervescent tablets

• .5 oz. rubbing alcohol

• 4 oz. REPEL 100 insect repellent

• 100 200mg. ibuprofen tablets

• 8 fl. oz. Chamois butter

• 8 fl. oz. Sunscreen SPF 50

• 48 Pepto-Bismol chewable tablets


<<SHIPPING>>

• Bike box 62” x 34” x 11” 41 lbs.

• Accessory box 38” x 21” x 8” 41 lbs.

• plastic spacer for front fork






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