Costs

India part 1 (Ladakh, Kashmir, Amritsar, Dharamsala, Uttarakhand)

• Tea: $0.20
• Cheap rice, dal, chapati meal: $0.80
• Meal in a restaurant, w/o drinks: $2
• 3AC train for maybe 8 hours: $9
• Nice clean guesthouse, double bed, no bugs, usually hot water: $10
• 18-hour share-jeep on rugged roads: $24
• Overall burn rate: $29.50/day

Nepal

• Tea: $0.15
• Dal Bhat: $1
• Good coffee: $1
• Rent a cheap bike for a day: $2
• Taxi for 5km across Kathmandu: $3
• Tourist restaurant meal, approx: $4
• Nice clean guesthouse, double bed, no bugs, hot water sometimes depending on when it's sunny: $10
• Rent a nice mountain bike for a day: $12
• Overall burn rate: $31.17/day

Bhutan

• Daily rate for a single traveler, including all meals, transportation, and guesthouse: $240
• My flight (including this here because it's mandatory to purchase at least one flight): $243
• Everything else: about the same as in India or a bit more, but it doesn't matter, because you won't usually be paying anyway
• Overall burn rate: $292.60/day

India Part 2 (Darjeeling, Kolkata, Rajasthan, Hampi, Bangalore, Kerala)

• Coconut on the street: $0.20
• South Indian thali or breakfast: $1
• Room in Rajasthan: $6
• Camel safari, per day: $13
• Double room in a big city or a resort town: $15
• A day racing around Bangalore, including FRRO and plane-rebooking fees: $100
• Overall burn rate: $31.25/day

Cambodia

• Draft beer: $0.50
• Cheapest noodle soup: $1
• Meal of Amok or Lok Lak in a restaurant: $4
• Clean private hostel room in Siem Reap: $5
• Half of a clean, stylish, relaxed beach hut in Otres Beach: $12.50
• Tuk-tuk and driver to get around Angkor for a day: $16
• One-day ticket to visit Angkor: $20
• Overall burn rate: $43.11/day

Singapore

• Iced tea, coffee, barley, bandung: $1
• MRT (subway) ride: $1
• Meal of noodles or something: $4
• Bottle of beer, happy hour: $7
• Meal of shrimp or stingray: $10
• Overall burn rate: $51.50/day

Australia doesn't count because I was with my family the whole time.

New Zealand (the 22 days I was on my own)

• Bottle of soda: $3.20
• 1 hr internet: $4
• Beer in a bar: $6
• Kebab or other quick meal: $8
• Hostel bed: $20
• 6-hour bus ride: $30
• Shiny new waterproof rain jacket: $150
• Touring bike rental for 10 days, including panniers, helmet, etc: $237
• Overall burn rate (including the jacket and bike, but also 8 days of couchsurfing): $64.81/day

Bulgaria

• Coffee: $1
• Banitsa (pastry): $1
• Loaf of bread and chunk of delicious Sirene cheese: $3
• SIM card: $4
• Overall burn rate: $12.63/day (keep in mind I was couchsurfing the whole time, so I didn't pay for housing or most of my meals.)

Motorcycling in Europe

• A liter of gas, average: $2.01
• A gallon of gas: $7.60
• 5 days insurance for Bosnia, as decided on the spot by guards: $52
• All the gas, total (174.2 liters or 46 gallons): $350
• Engine replacement: $524
• Misc other maintenance: $235
• Deposit donated to John: $500
• Total cost: $1694
• Rate per day on the road: $74
• Rate per day where the motorcycle satisfied my transportation needs (including rest days): about $40

Western Europe, part 1 (Germany, Switzerland, Italy, Croatia, not counting motorcycling costs)

• Pretzel in Germany: $1
• Gelato in Italy: $2
• Kebab in Zurich: $12
• Hostel bed in Munich: $25
• Rate per day: $101

Eastern Europe (Bosnia, Hungary, Slovakia, Poland, Ukraine, Czech Republic, not counting motorcycling costs)

• Pint of beer: $2
• Kebab: $3
• Restaurant meal: $7
• Hostel bed: $15
• Rate per day: $34

Western Europe, part 2 (Germany and Netherlands)

• Most things: a little more than the US
• Beer in Germany: $3
• Max train cost anywhere in the Netherlands: $30
• Hostel bed in the Netherlands: $45
• Train from Heidelberg to Amsterdam: $101 
• Rate per day: $74

Total money spent during the whole trip (10 months): $17382