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 <p>There are many more tools to get if you wish to do a full bike tune-up, but in all these tools are way fine for most people, and it is what we carry onboard <a href='pino.html' class='local'>pino</a>.</p>
 
-<p><b>Note:</b> Keep some old bike tubes, they are useful for self-steering a boat at sea (instead of using bungees). We used them a lot on long ocean passages because we didn't have a windvane, or an autopilot. See <b>Thoughts, Tips and Tactics for Singlehanded Sailing</b> by Andrew Evans for more information on steering a boat with bungees (or bike tubes).</p>
+<p><b>Note:</b> Keep some old bike tubes, they are useful for self-steering a boat at sea (instead of using bungees). We used them a lot on long ocean passages because we didn't have a windvane, or an autopilot. See <b>Thoughts, Tips and Tactics for Singlehanded Sailing</b> by Andrew Evans(it's free) for more information on steering a boat with bungees (or bike tubes).</p>
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+<img src="../media/content/knowledge/selfsteering.jpg" loading="lazy"/>
 
 <p><b>Do the bikes rust?</b> No, our bikes don't rust, the frames are aluminum(forks are carbon) and we keep the steel chains and hubs well-oiled(3 in 1 oil). Always apply lube to a dry chain.</p>
 
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 <img src='../media/content/inventory/bikes_02.jpg' title='Rek cycling in Minamiise Japan' alt='Rek is cycling over concrete walkway, a skateboard strapped to their backpack, in a small Japanese ocean-side village' loading='lazy'/>
 
-<p>See also: 
+<p>See also: <a href='bike_on_a_boat.html' class='local'>bike on a boat</a></p>
 
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site/costs.html

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 <p><b>Anchoring</b>. Living at anchor, that is, in a bay somewhere tethered to the earth with <a href='ground_tackle.html' class='local'>ground tackle</a> is free. Although many places now regulate where you anchor and for how long, and sometimes paid permits are necessary (especially near big cities). Living at anchor is the cheap way to go, although getting a good anchor and rode is important as it will keep your boat safe.</p> 
 
-<p><b>Mooring buoys</b>. Some bays will have moorings installed that you can tie to for a small fee (often around $10-15 per day).</p>
+<p><b>Mooring buoys</b>. Some bays will have moorings installed that you can tie to for a small fee (often around $10-15 per day). Some mooring buoys have a size/weight limit, usually marked on the buoy(if any).</p>
 
 <p><b>Marinas</b>. Marinas often have guest docks with power, WiFi and showers, for a medium-to-high cost ($300-$900.) The longer the boat though, the bigger the cost. Some marinas charge per dock space rather than boat size, beware of these places. Moorage near cities is more expensive, and the price goes up during the high season (summer). In winter, marinas charge less than in the high season. A marina that charges 900$ per month in the summer can charge 500$ in the winter.</p>
 
 <p><b>Annual Moorage</b>. Annual moorage is cheaper than by-the-month moorage, and is cheaper and easier to get if you don't liveaboard(living aboard incurs more costs, see below). Annual moorage is more difficult to get if you liveaboard, very few marinas allow it nowadays(they still exist though). It is more common to get winter moorage(only part of the season). If traveling abroad in your boat, those long-stay rules are generally waived(mostly because they know you won't be staying forever). If staying in a marina on an annual basis, you'll likely need liability insurance. </p>
 
 <p><b>Liability Insurance</b>. In BC, Canada, boats that are 0-60ft require LOA’ $2million liability coverage, while 60ft and over $5million liability coverage. Prices of liability insurance varies depending on the size and age of the boat, and can start at 350-400$. Liability insurance is needed to dock into marinas for longer periods, it insures that damages can be paid for if your boat sinks in the marina, or if you hit another boat.</p>
 
-<p>Survey</b>. Depending on the age of your boat, and when it was last surveyed (if ever), you may need a full condition out-of-water survey. A new survey is necessary every 5 years, and 3 years for wooden boats. This means paying a marina to lift your boat out($277CAD for a half lift for a 33ft boat, 2023, marina in Canada), and paying the surveyor. A surveyor will point out mandatory items that need fixing and/or replacing, if these items are not complied with within 60 days the insurance will be void. See <a href="https://www.marinesurveyscanada.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/03/2021-Marine-Survey-Information-Pricing.pdf" target="_blank">this page</a> for approximate costs(note that this is much higher than what we were charged for an out-of-the-water survey).</p>
+<p><b>Survey</b>. Depending on the age of your boat, and when it was last surveyed (if ever), you may need a full condition out-of-water survey. A new survey is necessary every 5 years, and 3 years for wooden boats. This means paying a marina to lift your boat out($277CAD for a half lift for a 33ft boat, 2023, marina in Canada), and paying the surveyor. A surveyor will point out mandatory items that need fixing and/or replacing, if these items are not complied with within 60 days the insurance will be void. See <a href="https://www.marinesurveyscanada.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/03/2021-Marine-Survey-Information-Pricing.pdf" target="_blank">this page</a> for approximate costs(note that this is much higher than what we were charged for an out-of-the-water survey).</p>
 
 <p><b>Liveaboard</b>. It can cost up to $150 extra per month. If staying in a marina in a foreign country, liveaboard fees are often waived. Some marinas charge for electricity and water, be sure to take that into account, especially if you have plans to winter there and that your heating is electric.</p>
 
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 <p><b>life rafts</b>. Re-packing a liferaft is very expensive, and varies depending on the model, and your location in the world.</p>
 
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site/home.html

@@ -133,7 +133,7 @@ <h2 id='log'><a href='log.html'>log</a></h2><p>A list of changes and updates to
 <h2 id='nov2023'>November 2023</h2>
 
 <ul>
-	<li><b>100r.co</b>, added a still map of our Pacific circumnavigation in <a href='where.html' class='local'>where</a>.</li>
+	<li><b>100r.co</b>, added a still map of our Pacific circumnavigation in <a href='where.html' class='local'>where</a>, added <a href='repair.html' class='local'>repair</a>, <a href='effect_of_combining_dissimilar_metals.html' class='local'>effect of combining dissimilar metals</a>, <a href='bike_on_a_boat.html' class='local'>bike on a boat</a> and <a href='maintenance_checklist.html' class='local'>maintenance checklist</a>.</li>
 	<li><b><a href='busy_doing_nothing.html' class='local'>busy doing nothing</a></b>, added <a href="https://merveilles.town/@rek/111365215195099215" target="_blank">GPS coordinates</a>(Mastodon) for every listed day of travel.</li>
 	<li><a href="https://kokorobot.ca/site/hakum.html" target="_blank">Hakum</a>, designed handwritten font for the comic and <a href="https://kokorobot.ca/site/making_a_font.html" target="_blank">wrote a post</a> about the process.</li>
 	<li><b><a href='wiktopher.html' class='local'>wiktopher</a></b>, made some <a href="https://merveilles.town/@rek/111342263287492914" target="_blank">new art</a>(Mastodon), translated some <a href="https://merveilles.town/@rek/111343213701036541" target="_blank">poems and songs in Ilken(Solresol)</a>(Mastodon) for the book.</li>