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Ride Day 50: Nazca, Peru to Abancay, Peru by Motorbike

Ride Day 50 Nazca to Abancay Peru

Ride Day 50 Nazca to Abancay Peru

After spending one night in Nazca, Peru I had another long day riding to Abancay, Peru which is where I would spend only one night and make my way onto Cusco to use as my base for going to Machu Pichu, Peru

It would take me over 9 hours to get to Abancay, Peru taking in around 290 miles (462 kilometers) diving deep into the Andes again and then across the high plains.

The ride was through some sensational mountain ranges, and it got pretty cold as I went up above 15,000 feet.

The ride took me from Nazca, Peru through Huallhua, Santiago de Vado, Puquio, izcahuaca, Cotaruse District, Chalhuanca District, Pampallacta, Tintay District, Pichirhua District and through to my final destination in Abancay, Peru.

I would stay the night at Hotel Amancay.

Hotel Amancay, Amancay, Peru

I came across this place at the last minute. Pretty run down and needs some tender love and care.

The owners were really nice, and the cost was only $30 per night with a decent clean room with a little balcony. The beds were comfortable, and the shower was nice and strong.

I was able to park my Motorbike securely down below. Was very quiet place just outside of town. The Wifi was pretty poor but usable.

Abancay, Peru

Abancay is a city in Peru’s Apurímac region. In the northeast, the Mirador de Taraccasa lookout offers panoramic views over the city. To the north, the Santuario Nacional Ampay features protected forest sheltering pumas and spectacled bears. Northeast of the city, Sayhuite archaeological complex has stone ruins and an elaborately carved boulder. The Cconoc Thermal Baths lie farther east by the Apurímac River. From Wikipedia

Everyday Riding

Here is a list of my everyday riding gear from my motorbike to my everyday riding apparel from helmets to jackets, to pants and boots and the cameras and apps I use. I do not recommend all. However, I will be doing a post trip review on all of them.
Motorbike

My Moto on this trip was the big bold and beautiful KTM 1290 Super Adventure 

Motorbike Protection

For Motorbike Protection I chose the Rumbux Bars from South Africa

BackPack

My backpack and one of my favorite gear was the Klim Krew Pack

Helmet

My chosen Helmet fro this trip was the Schuberth E1 Hunter Helmet

Helmet Camera

The Helmet Camera I chose for this trip was the Drift Ghost-S

360 Degree Camera

The 360 Degree Camera was the Samsung Gear 360 Camera

Scenic Camera

For Scenic shots I had the tripod ready GoPro Hero4 Black

Helmet Comms

For my Helmet Communication (Music, Nav, Phone) I chose the UClear AMP Pro

Mounting Systems

For mounting my phone and cameras to bike I chose the Ram Mounts Systems

Clothing & Protection

For Clothing & Protection, I chose the Klim Overland Pants & Jacket

Motorcycle Boots

For my Waterproof Motorcycle Boots I chose the Daytona Road Star GTX Boots

Motorcycle Gloves

For my Gloves, I chose for warm weather Klim Dakar and for Water/Bombproof the Held Air N Dry Gloves

Waterproof Bags

For my Dry Bags I chose the SubTech Sports 45L Dry Bag

Motorcycle Map Tracking

For my Motorcycle Map Tracking I used the pro version of the Rever App

Navigation

For my Navigation I used both Google Maps and Garmin 590L

Motorcycle Tires

I chose the Heidenau Dual Sport K60 Scout Motorcycle Tires

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