My 10 Years World Tour Bicycle Setup! | Touring Bicycle Review | Surly Review 

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Surly Bikes. This is your most loved and ridden bike ever. Give this girl a sponsorship !!

That shot at 6:11 is hilarious! And yes, Surly really, really, really should sponsor you.

wow that bike need to be in a museum

We still have your old Brooks saddle. Travel well and stay safe. Martin and Karen, Brisbane…

Some bike company needs to give this woman her own model.

I started touring when I was 16 and that was over 50 years ago! I also have a Surley long haul trucker (my 45 year old Dawes Galaxy is resigned to being a city bike) and Brooks saddle, Ortlieb panniers and handlebar bag, and even the same fuel canister! I totally admire your 10 years of solo touring around the world. Very inspiring. I'll look forward to more of your videos.

Jin I especially loved this video! It was so practical. Also, I really like how you use the equipment until it is worn out. That shows it’s true quality.

i Love 26 inch wheels , mostly for cheap mountain bike. That Yello bike will be in Surly Museum one day 💪🏽Strong Like Bull . Great Review

I've toured for 4 years (with a six month break between each one year leg) and I'm amazed how similar our setups and gear is. Surly, Brooks, Ortlieb, platform pedals, Schwalbe... great minds think alike. :) I did start on a LHT but switched to a Troll with upright swept back bars, and with disc brakes. After a bad crash with wet and muddy rim brakes I'd never go back. I'm still on heavy duty 26" wheels. Work great for me and I've never had problems with them in the field... though I have replaced the whole set a couple of times. Pro-tip: cut the top few inches off a mid sized plastic coke bottle and slip it over the top of your water bottles like a protective sleeve. Really cuts down on stomach problems. Good luck.

You are passionate doing what you love. Keep moving. God bless.

I love this channel so much! Thank you thank you thank you for all the work you do!

Great info for any new bike mechanics. I've owned maybe 70+ bikes never using a kick stand or removing them for weight and looks etc. Now as a 35 yr old, I too love my greenfield kickstand the same as a 5 yr old would😁

You are awesomely simple and simply awesome! I remember watching your videos years ago and you are still there, giving bike touring its real colours. If I was Surely, I'd employ you right away, and I'd give you a new bike!!

You speak with such love and respect for your bike. I respect you so much for how you talk about this whole endeavor of yours

I really like your practical approach. Your equipment is proof that we don't need extremely expensive equipment for real cycling. I also ride (but on significantly shorter routes) an older bike (I think it was built in 1999 (Univega), basically the mtb, which I converted into a traveler, works great, similar equipment: 26 inch, Acera, Deore, Schwalbe Marathon (basic model)... Thank you for shaaring, I wish you many experiences on a bike!

Memories with your bike "Priceless"😊

A true test of bicycle products and gear from you. Super impressive bicycle journeys

Happy to see you again ☺

Now that's a proper touring bike! Kudos to you and your travels. Her Surly, Get this person a new bike set up! What an ambassador she is, strongest reason I've had yet to take the plunge and get the LHT frameset. Albeit for shopping trips rather than global exploration. .

Thank you for this thorough and detailed review! It’s very helpful.

I hope Suly bikes team up with you and give you a new bike… and take the old bike and recondition it back to its former glory. And allow you to film the process

Wow! I found this to be so inspirational! Thank you for your video!

Thank you Jin for creating this video. I found it very useful and informative!

Great smile!! Nice to see you again.

I use drop down with flared out ends. What I like is my leather wrap on my handle bars. Helps with sweaty hands and doesn't irritated my skin.

Gifted communicator! The Joy/Jin of Life on 26in wheels. 😀

A real review by a real traveler, RU-vid needs more videos like this one , awesome

So much information based on years of experience. I saw 2 tools I had forgotten about & need to get immediately. Thanks Jin!

Wow! Wonderful. youre my hero. An inspiration. I ride my surly with tubeless tires and disc brakes from starbucks to starbucks in California.

I do a fair bit of touring, and I thoroughly enjoyed this video. It's always interesting to see other cyclists' bikes and gear. Happy trails!

Thank you for sharing! You're fantastic, Jin. 🎉🌻

Smashing vid, what incredible tenacity. I've bought those tools but I'll never use most of them. You are the genuine cyclist, I'm a weekend warrior at best. Please keep sharing your adventures. Xx

Thank you Jin for sharing. I came upon your cycling videos only this year 2022 and loving it. Watching your videos really inspire me to plan another cycling trip again. In term of cycling speed, I prefer to cruise around 10-15 kmh just like you. I use a Soma Saga. Last trip was Round Island Taiwan in 2016.

this is a special bike for touring, the equipment is amazing.

I will record, save this info replay and so I could understand, learn. I am totally new to biking. I really admire you. I want to learn from you everything. I am your height. Our build is similar. This is very important factor when it comes choosing right size bike. Thank you Jin, please help me to find right bike and how to bike. I am a beginner. I just biked 12 miles flat rail road. From NY. Kim

Great interview. Totally inspiring, and shows it's the rider who counts the most. Edit: Wow, I use the same phone bracket as you, GUB Plus 6, which enables keeping the phone in a study case.

I am such a big fan. I love your videos!

Cool video, Congrats on riding the world. Incredible.

Good video. Ten years of riding frequently, you surely know what works for you. As difficult as it is to find 26” wheels, I think they are still best for your purpose. They will never disappear completely.

Fascinating. Your bike has such character … it’s a 🌟🥰👍

Hay Jin, good to see another video. I just got 2 new bikes - not that fancy, but I think they're just good enough for me; a Galaxy Dawes Tourer deluxe and a Falcon Adventurer. (Both bikes cost under £300 GB - $412US). I'm just seeing how far I can go - am 60 now, but it's just a number. I like to follow people's adventures on bikes.

Thank you jin welcome back very nice to see youtube video somewhere sunny ☀ Gold Coast the State of Queensland showing your very lucky bright yellow tour push the bike 🚲 good idea 💡 stay safe take care all the best of the year so sweet your so beautiful voice 😎👍💗💕💕🚲

Great bike info, Jin, thank you!

Love your post!! I ride a Troll and my tours consist of paved (some barely) and gravel roads.

Hello Jin! Thank you for talking about the experience you've had with finding of 26" wheels around the world. I was thinking about taking a 26" bike on the world bike tour that I'm planning, but now I know that it's not such a great idea. Thank you also for being such a great inspiration for me. Best of luck on your future travels! Greetings from Guadalajara, Mexico!

I love your bike, it has so much history, and I love the yellow color. 26 inch forever !!!

Brook saddles are great...I'll give you a tip..rub a candle on the saddle now and again..it will help to keep it supple and waterproof.

Great video!! Love your lifestyle.

Whew I thought I was carrying a big tool bag but this is next level! For the phone I use a Blackburn top tube bag with a transparent top. These mounts are not for me. As others said, disc brakes are great -- I have blown a few rims in the past and that's not going to happen again. Yell out when you're in the capital of New Zealand again!

Thank you for sharing about your bicycle, the Surly Long Haul Trucker. It is good to hear, as I have a Surly Long Haul Trucker. Sadly, Surly has stopped making the Long Haul Trucker.

Great video. Thanks for all the information

I have a 2007 Surly Long Haul Trucker that I was gifted by my employer. I have ridden for 37 years, more or less, and have owned about 12 nice bicycles, and a few crappy ones. The LHT is my favorite, by far, and that includes my Titanium Litespeed Gravel. The Litespeed is a thing of beauty, but to be honest, I ride the LHT more. Bulletproof, reliable, stable, versatile, easy to work on, and all-day-comfortable, Surly LHT's are world-class expedition bicycles. The LHT has been discontinued by Surly in favor of the Disc Trucker, which is similar and a good touring bike, but just not quite in the same class.

Great video. I have a Thorn exp myself. Never made it around the world but went from the UK to Azerbaijan. Would love to meet someone like you to talk about touring with, its rare that you meet people that do. Also, you can get a little brooks mud flap for your front mudguard, will stop loads of mud getting on your water bottle.

대단하세요~! 늘 응원합니다..!

hey there great video. I live in Indonesia and I'm planning on buying a surly next month., Your video was really fun to watch.

The route lines made me quadruple take as a longterm bike traveler myself. That is seriously impressive and I'm sure you don't need any external verification of that fact 😂 keep riding

Great video of your bike after so many KM's. Maybe good to give you frame a good clean and look for any cracks. Using sand paper get rid of all the rust and repaint those parts. I would then spray oil into all the small frame holes( for welding) on the seats stays and chains stays. The same with the forks. This should help it from rusting on the inside. Also remove the seatpost and spray oil down there and grease so the seatpost does not corrode and fuse into the frame.

Amazing! Eager to learn from u. Subscribed!

You are my hero. I have been following you as far I can remember you. When a movie about you, your life, your adventure?

Thank you for sharing! You're amajing, Jin

항상 응원합니다 당신의 여행에 항상 신의 은총이 함께 하기를,,,

Thank you very much. I learned a lot in your video.

We used and continue to use the 26” wheel because of strength, slightly lower center of gravity, better tire selection, and ease of finding a mountain bike wheel replacement. Yes, I understand with the changes in time, 26” wheels are becoming more difficult to find in some parts of the world. Nice review, Thank you.

This is so interesting, I love a much used touring bike. There is always something not quite right with a touring bike without a scratch. As for the drop bar, i looks to me that a shallower type drop bar, maybe one with a wider splay would work much better.

Great content as always, Jin. Learning a lot. I agree with the comments, brands should sponsor you. :) It’s true for the 26”, in my local area I noticed that it’s easier to find compared to a 650b especially if the area is more remote. :)

많이 들으셨겠지만 참 멋진분 같아요~! 유튜브를 통해 잘 보고 있답니다. 몸조심하시구요 항상 응원 합니다

After living half of my life in Scandinavia I strongly recommend to plan your route through Norway. It's so magical here. Just not forget atleast 36 or even 40T cassette ;) Btw you don't need to change front chainrings, cassette and rear deraileur so often, if you check your chain for wear and change when it's worn out.

06:41 someone actually wear thru the blue part of that marathon+ xD xD xD

damn when you think each mark on bike frame with it's own history ... thank you Jin for another video 👍 I've tried on one of my bike butterfly handlebars but with drop I found more options for body and they are narrower to pass traffic

I use butterfly bars now and I actually think I prefer my old flat bars with extenders on the end. Butterflies flex too much for me and putting a handlebar bag on isn't always straightforward. The advantage of drops is that you can have friction change gear levers which I'm jealous of!

Very interesting! I think you are a Super Woman for touring on a bicycle!!👏👏👏👏

Good vid kid.... I'm a fan of the twenty six wheel also.... need a couple tires now plus size..... nothing ever easy..... good Useful info.... thanks and good luck.

You are great! Matibay, Matatag, Mabuhay ka!

Mantaap..saya mengikuti semua video anda..perjuangan yang tangguh..penuh semangat..

Hello dear Jin, I have seen ur this blog n finally SUBSCRIBED the channel. We wish u a very very happy journeys. God bless u.

Thank you for sharing.

Nice, quiet hubs. 🙂 I run a deore front and a deore xt rear. Hardly makes a sound when I coast. Great for scaring people.

6 dislikes for this video ….. why ? Jealous Great stuff as far as I am concerned 🚴🚵🚴 Oh yeah and “Schwalbe “ 😍❤️😍

Great, I hope to cycle around Vietnam in the near future, I am preparing everything

Thanks for sharing your experience. Take care of your rust so you don’t get break accident.

Hi Jin! Thank you for your video. You shared a lot of useful practical experience with us. 26" wheel size: In my region in Central Europe, the 26 wheel is available, but these days it is increasingly difficult to buy the desired part immediately in the premium segment. I am also a fan of steel frames and 26 wheels. And I tried several schwalbe tires. If you allow me a piece of advice, rust protection is important for steel frames. Outside, the powder-coated paint is durable. The inside of the pipes can be treated (in Europe, Motip hollow wax). Ciao

Great video of you and your bicycle. I also tour northeast America.

We love our surly bikes

여행은 아직 안가봤고 언젠가 가야지 하는 생각만 하고 있지만 영상 재밌게 잘 봤습니다! 26인치 림브레이크 휠은 확실히 예전보다 구하기 더 힘들어진것 같아요~ 프리휠의 26인치 림브레이크라면 저가형 생활 자전거에서 자주 볼수 있겠지만 말이죠.. 그래서 저도 26인치 디스크 브레이크로 지금 자전거를 맞췄는데 역시 정비 용이성에서는 림브레이크만은 못하네요 ㅠㅠ

Love you and your videos, I'm surprised you don't upgrade to a shimano XT derailleur. When I started touring i found it was worth while to have a high quality in the derailleur since it is moving so MUCH. KEEP Rolling!!

YOU ARE AWESOME!

Good luck on you be safe.

I really like your video! Thanks for making it. You inspire me to bicycle tour long distance...🚴‍♂️☀️. I recently sold my Surly Disc Trucker (26" wheels) and bought a Trek FX 2 fitness bike (700c wheels), which I'm converting to a 3x9 touring bike (using a Shimano T4060 48/36/26 crankset with a Shimano HG201 11-36 cassette, plus Shimano Sora flat bar shifters and Sora brake levers on 550mm-wide bullhorn-style vintage MTB handlebars, as well as a Shimano Sora 3x front derailleur and a Shimano Alivio M3100-SGS rear derailleur). Although I miss the vibration-absorbing quality of the Surly Disc Trucker's steel frame, I prefer the light & nimble weight of the Trek FX 2 aluminum frame, because I often have to lift my bike on and off the bike rack on the front of the local bus (I often commute multi-modally by bike and bus). I'm disappointed that 26" wheels are no longer popular and are harder to find, because there are/were so many choices of tire widths (26" x 25mm - 60mm+), and because a 26" wheel is easier to pedal uphill than a 700c or 29" wheel (fewer gear inches in the same gear). Anyhow, thanks again!

Sweet bike. I think you should upgrade your Rear derailleur and replace your rear cassette with an 11speed, then switch to a 2 chainring system. you will have only 22 gears but it should meet most of your needs and simplify your drivetrain.

좋은 정보 얻었네요.. 잘봤어요~

Normally the cassette and crankset will have a far longer life than the chain. but a worn down chain wears those components much quicker. it would be much better to change your chain more often (like 5000km or half a year), that way the other components would not wear neraly as much and you dont need to replace them every year. you can carry a "chain wear tool" to check how much the chain is worn and if it needs a replacements. cassettes normaly life past at least 2-3 chains and the cranksets much more.

I still can't believe after 10 years you don't have sponsorship of any kind 😔 To get a decent 26inch rim brake in just 8 speed HUD is near impossible in my city, soon as 9 speed took over most are disk brake. Basically have to build your own.

I think ortlieb should give you a new setup, cool video, your awesome 👌 I love my surly long haul trucker and it's ryde Andra css rim,48 spokes. the 26 is great very strong.

I have flat bars with end extenders (antlers.) I prefer it to the butterfly and drop bars. It's really easy to install flat bar shifters might be worth it or go with a fancy type of flatbar like Jones or surly brand.

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Congratulations from Morocco.

Loved it :)

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