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The story of how we saved money, quit our jobs, sold our possessions, and set off to bicycle tour and travel around the world

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Equipment Pages Index

Introduction
How Much to Bring and Weight
Some Advise About Advise
A Note to Perspective Sponsors and Gear Suppliers

START HERE for Touring Bikes and Commuting Bicycles
Bicycle Touring Frames 
The Steel Repair Myth.
Steel and Aluminum Derailleur Hanger Repair.
Bicycle Touring Wheels
Phil Wood: The Best Bicycle Hubs

Panniers / Bike Bags
Cargo Trailers Vs Panniers
Tires for Bike Tours..
Bicycle Touring Saddles.
Cindie's Women's Specific Bike Touring Saddles
Brooks Leather Touring Bicycle Saddle Care and Conditioning
Bike Computer
Touring Handlebars, Bar Ends, Adjustable Stems, and Padded Grips.
Sealed Cartridge Headsets

Camping
Buying Camping Equipment
Tent and Ground Cloth
Sleeping Bag
Sleeping Pad
Camp Stove
Pots and Pans
Water Filter

Clothing
Bike Touring Shorts

Health and First Aide

Electrical
Short-wave Radio
Computer
Internet
mp3

Books
Packing list
Pictures of Equipment Failures
Shopping

 

Pictures of Barranca del Cobre or
Copper Canyon Mexico Images

(May 28 - 29, 2002)

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The Conductor - "Es Todos A Bordo"  (All Aboard)

 


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Country village seen from the train


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Cindie and Tim on the edge again - Barranca del Cobre, Mexico

 


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Adobe house seen in the canyon

 


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Farm in the canyon

 


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Artsy tree shot

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Cindie (without a mouth) and Jim

 


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Cindie in the pines

 


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Ladder used by Indians to reach the canyon's rim

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Jim - the mad English Man

 


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Tim

 


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For some unknown reason this place must make your back hurt.

 


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Can you tell that Cindie is afraid of heights

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Jim

 


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Jim looks into the Barranca del Cobre

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View of food stalls, hawkers, and of course the Barranca del Cobre

 


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Cindie buys ice-cream and a kid tries to much pesos from her

 


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These Ice-cream vendor carts can be seen all over Mexico

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This man takes your picture, makes key chains from them and sells them on the train.   He must have done this for years because he appears in our movie Travel the World By Train: Central America

 


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Little girl checking out Cindie on the train

 


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Adobe farm house still in use

 


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Ranch life seen from the train

 


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The train chugging towards the mouth of the canyon

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Scene from the train

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Heavy Duty Travel Tested
Sealed Cartridge Hubs.

Take a look at the strongest hubs built specifically for touring


How to Buy a Used or New Custom Touring Bicycle and existing Bike Upgrade Guide.

What years on the road have taught us.


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