Summary

I feel great! And still could continue cycling, there are many destinations I could think about (more time in Russia and Ukraine, stay longer in Turkey, go to Georgia, Turkemistan ...) - but I also have other plans and 10 months are a limited time, that's why I decided to go home and change the bike for the backpack and fly to India.
 
If somebody is asking about the amount of kilometers I did, I have to answer I don't know, and I also don't know the average distance a day. But I am sure, people who are interested in such topics can calculate this by themselves.

Let's start with the practical issues, how to prepare for such a trip what to take with, cause afterwards we are all smarter than before:

Preparation:

• get a bike, a trailer and maybe other stuff mentioned below
• don't be frightened and always believe in the good of the people
• just do it - but don't buy Nike products ;-)

What to take with:

• Bicycle (26 inch) with tires
• Good trailer, so far I know there are only two good brands at the market (bob and Weber)
• Good tires (Continental or Schwalbe)
• One multi tool, 4-5 spokes, oil, tool to remove ring gear, zip ties, Swiss army knife, pump and tubes
• An easy and light self inflating matres
• An easy and light sleeping bag
• An easy and light 2 man, 3 season tent
• An omnifuel stove
• One pot
• Some convenient food
• 2 ordinary bike bottles
• Only 1 cycle short and jersey
• 4 pair of underwear
• 2 pair of socks
• 1 wind jacket
• 1 rain trouser
• 1 rain jacket
• something to read 
• 1 lamp
• batteries
• 1 pair of jeans
• swimming clothes
• 2 T-shirts
• 1 Pullover
• 1 Softshell Jacket
• 1 Towel
• sanitary products (but no shaving gel - soap is also good)
• 1 Cheap Garmin with Open Street Maps
• Flip Flops
• Cycling Shoes you could also wear to hike
• mp3 player
• 1 backpack
• if you want a sub notebook - after the NSA spy affair I could only recommend to take one with Linux

Don't do the mistake, I did to take a climbing rope and way too many clothes with you - you will appreciate it during your ride! If you want to climb just take shoes, a harness, 2 carabiners, 1 ATC and a sling with you - NOT More!

For all outdoor stuff I personally recommend Quechua or Vaude most, other brands are by far too expensive, and if you don't want to climb a peak of 7000m you don't need Mammut or Marmot clothes - but I heard, some people just buy it to be trendy, but I don't want to believe that!

But now some words about general issues:

• I would not book anything in advance. No hotel, no flight no nothing - otherwise you are less flexible. 
• I did not take any cash with me - I got money with my Visa - there are some banks who offer Visa cards you can use to get worldwide cash without paying any charges.
• Drink Kwas in Ukraine and Russia (some malt beer - you get it everywhere)
• Drink Kevir for the proteins (you get it everywhere)
• Eat Sesame Bars (sesame with honey - 100% energy, and you get it everywhere)

I don't want to say I liked one country of the 10 countries I met most. I only say, even in Germany people are amazingly friendly to you when they see you travelling with the bike. But yes, I also enjoyed it to travel in countries which were new for me - and I didn't know anything about their languages.

Most impressed me from the scenery:

• The first kms from the Danube before Sigmaringen close to Beuron
• The Iron wall
• The Danube Delta
• Kherson
• Sudak

The cities impressed me most were:

• Belgrade
• Budapest, but by far not like Belgrade 

"Drive Home" from Steven Wilson

"Ashes of the wake" from Lamb of God

=> I will create a new blog and also update you with information about my further trips, but not so frequent like I did during this trip - cause now I am able to enjoy to be with myself ;-)