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Hopefully I'm correct:

If you have 11spd road hub, you need a 2mm spacer to use 11spd mtb cassette

See here:

http://www.wolftoothcomponents.com/pages/1x-gravel-setup

Wolftooth claims a roadlink enables you to use 11-40, but some reviews say the shifting quality is a little bit worse.

Anyway, I would opt to get a tanpan + mtb RD if I want 11-42 cassette

What about getting a roadlink + mountain cassette ($)

or

tanpan+mountain RD+ mountain cassette ($$$)

What is that thing to strap the dry bag called?

haha, I know, I thought it was XT 10spd, I have one.

How can you use STI and mountain derailleur?

Aggh, CRC and Jenson don't have voyager hyper in stock. I need them shipped to Canada.

edit: Oh wiggle does have 35mm vogager hypers, so another question: should I get 35mm or 38mm ?

I'm looking for new tires that I can use for a double century this summer. My bike is a cross check, so I prefer >= 35mm tires
So far there are some candidates:

• Schwalbe Marathon Supremes - A lot of people recommend this, light, low rolling resistance
  
• Schwalbe G-ONE Speed - these tires are interesting, on Schwalbe website, they say the tires roll nicely on tarmac, but I kinda doubt it.
  
• Compass Barlow Pass - the Cadillac of randonneuring tires, but there are issues of durability and puncture resistance(?). They're expensive too!
  
• Panaracer Pasela PT - Cheap, but I can't find non tanwall version on the internet
  
• Vittoria Randonneur Pro
  
  
  

Any other suggestion?

Is yours ultegra 6800? Since I assume you're doing 1x setup, I'd recommend wolftooth because you can get perfect chainline.

Shimano BB UN55

edit:
Oops, I misread your post. Hollowtech crank is pain in the ass if you want correct chainline, unless you want to get SS spacer kit that is picey.

I would look into cheap stuff like truvativ isoflow, raceface, etc.

The mounting stays are too short:)