Motorcycle trip from Chaitén to Quellón, Chile

My motorcycle trip this time was from Chaitén to Quellón, Chile.

It was about a five-hour boat ride.

The ferry departs at 8:00 AM, so I leave Chaitén at 6:30 AM.

In South America, foreign-issued cards may not be usable online, so I bought my ticket at a store in Coyhaique.
There is also a Naviera Austral store in Chaitén.

I go out to the seaside and go straight ahead

I arrived at the port in no time.

The attendant had a list, so I told him my name and asked him to check my registration number before boarding.

I had a ticket ready to issue, but it was unnecessary.

The motorcycle cost $68,838, or about USD 78.86.

A human costs $45,375, or about USD 52.

The total of USD 130 is quite expensive.

There is still some time before departure, so I will explore the ship.

Well, it’s time, so the ship is about to set sail.

It takes about five hours to get from Chaiten to Quellon.
I don’t have anything to do, so I sleep and wait.

By the way, the onboard Wi-Fi speeds are over 60Mbps, so we can watch videos and pass the time.

While I was sleeping, the ship quickly arrived at Chiloé Island.

It looks like the ship will arrive an hour earlier than scheduled.

And it docked

I get off the ferry

And I go straight ahead

Then I turned right and arrived at the Plaza de Armas.

And I felt something strange about the shift pedal.

Just as I suspected, the grooves on the shift pedal were worn down.

I couldn’t change gears like this, so I replaced it with the old pedal I had kept.

When I tried to secure it with screws, the pedal fell off, so I couldn’t secure it, but there was nothing I could do.

It was only about 100 meters left to my lodging, so I continued on with this.

This trip was mostly spent on the ferry.

Unfortunately, the shift pedal issue recurred, but I wasn’t able to get it in Quellon.

The sprocket I missed in Coyhaique has apparently arrived in Castro, so I’ll check with parts shops in Castro and some stores in Santiago to see if they have it in stock.