Guys, Azub has decided to send me a new frame for free. So please, DO NOT contact AZUB on my behalf. Those who contact AZUB are really NOT helping me at all, quite the opposite. Please, DO NOT contact Azub on my behalf. The problem with my frame is solved.
For anyone who says that this kindness is only for foreigners, I will challenge you. Last year I had a terrible accident on Mombasa highway. I'm Meru and my then girlfriend is Nandi. The help we got from motorists, locals, rangers and police makes me cry when I watch this. Noone asked for any money. I know that this is the true spirit of Kenyans
Sorry for the accident. Thank God for the kind people who helped you out. Yes I agree our people are kind. I've helped out strangers and I've also received help. There's a shopkeeper that comes to mind. I was having a terrible migraine to the point of incoherence. I couldn't remember my words. Instead of sending me away with my painkillers, she gave me a seat and a glass of water. I think she stayed with me too until I was well enough to walk back home. And there's good neighbourliness in most of our neighbourhoods I believe. We love each other, not just foreigners.
Am Algerian . Once I got in accident by bike next to thika highway. I got a serious leg broken . But people from nowhere came to my rescue. I can't forget how unknown Kenyan took my bike to my place while I was taken by another to hospital then when I went home I found my broken bike there .. much love to the best people in east Africa . U re peaceful and lovely people .
Hey Yevs , I'm so sorry for your accident. I'm a Kenyan cyclist who's very inspired by your work and adventure! I'm willing to help with repair of the bike . We own a shop and I also have a vast network of bike specialist. Feel free to respond to this message if you'd like our help . Quick recovery.
The guy taking you into the chemist said " I have my guest with me here, needing help". Just like that Kenyans are hospitable to guests. So heart warming
Loving your positive attitude Yves. First , get your hand properly attended too, Second, go eat a good meal, Third, get some sleep and tomorrow, refreshed and calm, you can make a considered decision. Wishing you well and for purely selfish reasons I'm hoping your African adventure doesn't end here. Bon chance mon ami
People were incredible, so helpful, including the police officers. I would feel so safe in Kenya with such people around. God bless Kenya and Kenyans! Yes, you have every reason to be proud of your people!🤗 🖤❤💚
Kenyan know English very well but because they don't speak it regularly they prefer Swahili that is why it give them problem when need to speak it arise😂
So sorry that your bike broke and glad you had lovely Kenyans to help you. As a Kenyan traveler, you will be fine because you have the main things necessary to travel in Africa - flexibility, a great attitude, common sense, and street smarts. I know you will make the best decision that is right for you. I wish you the best
What an exemplary display of kindness and compassion by those who lent their support. Bravo to all those who extended their hand to help; they are a shining example of the wonderful attitudes and spirit of kindness of the people of Kenya. I hope you've recovered Yves, I guess we'll find out next episode.
I am sorry for what happened I am an Ethiopian and I watch every video you release Wow I didn't know anything about Kenyan people but the people are so different I love them oh! They are very proud. I am proud of them
Sorry your hand was bruised, thank God you are safe. Your journey has been an amazing adventure. Kenyans are kind and loving people. Proud to be Kenyan🇰🇪🇰🇪🇰🇪
Sorry for the accident. However, for those who know Kenya, especially where you were about to transverse, the 60kms might have been the most hectic part of your journey in Kenya since you were on the most used parts of the highway. I'd think of this as a blessing in disguise probably. All the best on your future travels and a quick recovery.🙏
Am soo proud of the police officers especially the woman and very proud of the guys who stopped to help you that was heartwarming I noticed Kenyans have sympathy and kind I will definitely visit Kenya enjoy your trip watching from Switzerland 🇨🇭
Sorry for the accident but you were very lucky over there on the highway, I wish you quick recovery and can't wait for the next episode ❤ I like your adventure!🇰🇪
I appreciate that you are positively showcasing Kenya and Africa to the world. I believe you will recover soon and I can't wait to see you back on the road.
Perhaps this mishap was a blessing in disguise, I cannot imagine one riding this "contraption" between Thika and Nairobi with traffic zooming past at 110Km/hr!! Suicidal!!😶
I used to live in Kenya,and it is heartwarming to see how kind and helpful the Kenyan people are. Of course,there are always bad eggs,but Kenyans are overwhelmingly kind,considerate and hospitable. Best wishes for your onward travels,and happy you have found a new frame!
This remind me a time i paris, i couldt able to find gate to a train i was supposed to get, i was running arround like a mad man asking every body to help me, they just look at me and turn around. The same experience in Berlin. Proud to be African!! we got a clean heart
Kenyans are the best people in the whole of Africa. I have been in kenya for 12years very friendly people. Much love from Sudan. God bless Kenyans land.
@@nihadashraf1072 he didn’t say thank you it is simple two words, those people were not there for his money if he has any lol but are nice genuine people
Thanks to everyone who helped you ,,that's our true Kenyan spirit,, You are never alone on the roads,, we are always there desiring to hear or see your updates and posts,,and from now on we will be praying for journey masses till you hit South Africe brother,,
Yves, I've been eagerly anticipating the last leg of your journey to my country's capital, Nairobi. I regularly checked your updates for this and was saddened to hear about the unfortunate accident involving your amazing tricycle. Am happy my fellow Kenyans helped you a lot. Your journey of over 11,000 kilometers has been nothing short of inspirational. Once your hand heals and you've had a well-deserved rest, I'm confident you'll make the right choice to continue. I can't wait to hear your signature intro in your videos once again, "Morning, my friends from Nairobi, Kenya..."
Lo mejor del día fue la gente buena que te ayudó tras el accidente sacándote del shock, de tu abatimiento y del borde de la carretera. Siempre hay ángeles de Dios auxiliadores. Da gracias a Dios.
Whatever u decide, you are a true traveller and a pioneer….this journey u undertook was one of the most ambitious of all time and u did amazingly to get as far as u did. Hope u can get a new bike and continue the journey. Best of luck and thx for all the great videos was amazing for us to be able to live vicariously thru you and your travels.
So proud of my country people 🇰🇪 for extending their kindness and warm hearts. You even left your bags with them and no one tried to mug you.! The driver even taking you to the pharmacy and the wonderful police officer who took her time to make sure you’re okay. You don’t find such empathy in other continents. Proud of my African people no matter what we go through we always have a helping and caring heart. #humanity ❤
I’m so sorry you’re going through this. You’re in my prayers and very glad you’re physically okay - that was a really intense road and things could have been worse. Take a second to get through the shock/trauma/adrenaline. We’re cheering you on, do a live fundraiser and we’ll all show up and contribute to get you a new bike. Or get this one fixed and don’t make it foldable- which is complicated but looks like the most straightforward solution. Let us know how we can help you!
You are doing a very important job showing us how friendly and positive Kenyans are. Thank you and good luck! Kenyans should be really proud of their country, and I am sure they are.
@@samsonjumaayaa6893sio tu waafrika nilishtuka Huku uarabuni pia Kuna superstitions... Kama glass ianguke ama plate ivunjike wanaamini imezuia kitu mbaya kufanyikia mtu
To start with, praise be to the Almighty God that you survived without any serious physical injuries from this unfortunate accident. I admire the people who helped you, particularly the police officers, during this worst incident in your brave journey that we enjoyed following and learning about many places and people. My sincere prayers that you will be able to fix your fantastic tricycle or find a replacement to continue the adventurous journey. Looking forward to the next video, I wish you all the best! ✌️🙏✌️
Watching from Uganda and so sad that your bike broke down!On a lighter note,thanks to the supportive younger guys at the scene together with the cops NOT FORGETTING THE TAXI GUYS!. December we have one of riding from Uganda to Kenya just because of the impression of the people you have been meeting on the way!. Good Luck!!!
We are sorry that this happened to you, but this adventure has happened. Be strong and do not rush to end your journey. We are all encouraging you and following you from the beginning, and you are now in the middle of the road. I am an adventurer and I was involved in an accident that broke my hand and I feel what you feel. Take some time to rest and continue your journey, my friend. you are a great man
I'm not sure how I landed here with TH-cam algorithm, but I ended up watching 3 of your videos and they are entertaining. Good luck with the rest of your journey. 🤗
I feel for you the stress of the situation in a foreign culture . Always having to be friendly and upbeat can be hard work. The kenyas out of the city showed themselves as wonderful people.
That's an easy fix, as long as the electronics are good.. the structure can be fixed by many mechanics or welders in Kenya 🇰🇪 It's just a hollow steel frame
if you are looking for a more local type of fix i would suggest looking for a pipe of the same material as the bike (aluminum?) but it has to fit a little tightly inside the broken part. Then fit both pieces back together over this inside pipe and weld it together. This way you have a reinforcement inside and makes it a lot easier for a welder to combine the bike safely back together. Both of these should be available locally almost anywhere.
I am so heart broken, hope you get some medical check ups for the hands. For the bike we have very good fabricators around and I believe it can be made very well in Industrial Area.
What a moment! Tu es très courageux et tu as bien géré ton anxiété Yves. Kenyans are the most nicest people in the world. So generous and helpful. Love from 🇫🇷
I thought i was the inly person waiting for this adventure to nairobi from the last episode,,, damn that tricycle is becoming so famous here in kenya 😅😅😅
Seems your frame is aluminium, the pipe is torn from the plate, with a few triangular pieces (flanges), it can be re-inforced without interfering with the folding of the bike. If you are in Nairobi West, you are very close to a workshop that can do this for you. From Nyayo Stadium, you will see Toyota across, with DHL opposite, continue down the road (Lusaka Road) and pass the petrol station on your right. You will see a multi-story building (about 8 stories) and a couple of double story buildings just after it. I've forgotten the name, but if you ask around there, there is a Kalasinga workshop that does aluminium welding.
Not all Police officers are corrupt. That police woman who took time to help Ives confirms that. Thanks to all who helped him find the necessary aid he needed.
This episode was super exciting to watch. Hope you are well and thanks for showing what you meet on the way. Following you has taught me a thing or ten about African countries and cultures. I wonder how many people who said hello to you from Ethiopia to Nairibo. Must be in the 1000's. Jambo jambo 👋🏼
Of course it is possible to fix it. Put one tube inside and one outside the broken tube combinded with some bolts and welding. Lots of clever mecanics in Africa. Usually very creative as well. Good luck!
You are a Very Very Lucky chap , and the kindness of the locals , amazing !! A good alloy welder should be able to repair ....i hope so . Get well soon ..
I think you are lucky that this happened close to the Capital City Nairobi and that people understand English well, even if it means you want spare part from France you are in the best location to get it. Imagine the mess if this happened at the border in Ethiopia or Sudan. Hopefully your tricycle will recover quickly in Kenya.
The Ethiopian highway is much better than Kenyan...and nothing bad was happened on him while he was riding on Ethiopian highways. What about If this would happen in your dusty Eritrea??? The good news is NO tourist of this planet is willing to step their foot on the soil of Eritrea.
@@Picasso77ish Ethiopians are as friendly as Kenyans but the language barrier and general low litracy rate in Ethiopia means its harder for a foreigner
So sorry for you, Yves. Thank God no motor vehicle was involved in the crash and that you eventually made it to Nairobi. I hope you get a solution for the bike soon. Waiting for the next episode. Also, big up to everyone who came to your rescue.
I am glad you got to Nairobi mostly in one piece! Really sorry for the accident, been following your progress since Moyale. In case you need any help don't hesitate to reach out. I am based in Nairobi
So sorry Yves for the accident and glad no car was behind you. Quick recovery and enjoy the serene environment of nairobi west. Looking forward tk see you back on the road. Proudly kenyan 🇰🇪 and big thanks to those young men who showed up to help without intimidation.
May I say one thing about this? Only a muzungu will do this and I applaud you for it.. Kenyans are very friendly and accepting people and probably why they get taken advantage of. Loved your videos tho!
Quick Recovery Yves. I am glad you got a number of good Samaritans on the way. Kenyans are always so helpful when they see someone in need. I am glad our police took care of you. Sorry about your Trike. Waiting to hear what you decide to do next on your journey.
Sorry your bike broke .And sorry you injured your hand. Hope you can get your bike repaired. And your that hand will get better soon. I wish you all the best.Chao
Guys, Azub has decided to send me a new frame for free. So please, DO NOT contact AZUB on my behalf. Those who contact AZUB are really NOT helping me at all, quite the opposite.
Please, DO NOT contact Azub on my behalf. The problem with my frame is solved.
You must be very mean. Why don't you accept our help?
superb
Probably the accident happened months ago. This guy might be past Uganda by now. So quit bothering him
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he's heading to SA and he needs no route to Uganda for SA.
@@hajirprojects
For anyone who says that this kindness is only for foreigners, I will challenge you. Last year I had a terrible accident on Mombasa highway. I'm Meru and my then girlfriend is Nandi. The help we got from motorists, locals, rangers and police makes me cry when I watch this. Noone asked for any money. I know that this is the true spirit of Kenyans
Sorry for the accident. Thank God for the kind people who helped you out.
Yes I agree our people are kind.
I've helped out strangers and I've also received help.
There's a shopkeeper that comes to mind. I was having a terrible migraine to the point of incoherence. I couldn't remember my words. Instead of sending me away with my painkillers, she gave me a seat and a glass of water. I think she stayed with me too until I was well enough to walk back home.
And there's good neighbourliness in most of our neighbourhoods I believe. We love each other, not just foreigners.
True kenyans are great people,
If only people knew there are countries where they'll ignore you even when only asking for directions.
No-one should ask money to start with.
@@Accuface2000 And no one did.
Am Algerian . Once I got in accident by bike next to thika highway. I got a serious leg broken . But people from nowhere came to my rescue. I can't forget how unknown Kenyan took my bike to my place while I was taken by another to hospital then when I went home I found my broken bike there .. much love to the best people in east Africa . U re peaceful and lovely people .
Yoh You Welcome Bro anytime
Kamau tunakujua
The problem is Zakayo is pesting our pockets with dirty hands flocking us to poorness.
🇰🇪🇰🇪🇰🇪🇰🇪🇰🇪
I love my country
@@happysoul5356Speak for yourself
Kenyans are friendly, compassionate and kind people.
Much ❤ from your neighbor 🇪🇹
Hey Yevs , I'm so sorry for your accident. I'm a Kenyan cyclist who's very inspired by your work and adventure! I'm willing to help with repair of the bike . We own a shop and I also have a vast network of bike specialist. Feel free to respond to this message if you'd like our help . Quick recovery.
Sorry brother but your safe 🙏
He posts videos two months after recording. This one was posted 2 months after recording.
Young ordinary Kenyans doing right for a total stranger, not for the cameras but an act of kindness. 👏👏👏
Gen- Z walimsaidia
You showed that Kenya is very safe and people are friendly from the police to the normal people..
amazing experience
In my experience Nairobi can be a scary place, but everywhere else people are lovely
I find it exaggerated using the word safe with the current Kenya security problems.
@johnohando2390 which security problems are those?🤔
@@johnohando2390 which security problems?
@@null7879 most cities in the world are scary because of different types of characters. Upcountry people are friendlier.
The guy taking you into the chemist said " I have my guest with me here, needing help". Just like that Kenyans are hospitable to guests. So heart warming
Unfortunately that's not how we are treated outside Africa. 😢
@@IrenesConcierge sad but we keep the Kenyan spirit alive.
Thank you to the young people who came to help you. Kenyan people are lovely! I would love to visit Kenya again.
We invite you to Kenya
Those young people deserve a round of applause, they single handedly improved how people think about Africa.
@@DEVINdevdev 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
your wellcome we love visitors
You're very Welcome we Love and Cherish Visitors and Guests
those people that stopped and helped you deserve the world ♥
Nairobi has a big biking community and lots of artisans. You'll get the help you need. Kenyans are very resourceful. Quick recovery.
Kudos to the police women with full of compassion!! Wishing you fast recovery Mate hope will see you on the road soon!!
She was shocked that he was riding all the way from France 😂
@@freedommher reaction made me really laugh yaani amechanganikiwa ata aseme nini ikabaki tu ni kusema aaaai aaaiyaya ajiiiiiii hii ni Maajabu 😂😂😂😂😂
In westlands there are very good fabricators who can make it as new
@@mhudumu Westlands or Nairobi West?
@@gwg216 Karibu aanze kukoroga kikamba 😂 😂 😂 😂 🤣
Kenya has an amazing people, very friendly and helpful. The difference between borders are day and night. Go Kenya, go 💫👍
Loving your positive attitude Yves. First , get your hand properly attended too, Second, go eat a good meal, Third, get some sleep and tomorrow, refreshed and calm, you can make a considered decision. Wishing you well and for purely selfish reasons I'm hoping your African adventure doesn't end here. Bon chance mon ami
Really good advice in the right order 😃
Nice
Hy
When you're traveling solo by bike in Africa or anywhere else, first aid kit is the number one necessary items you need to carry with you.
Sorry about the accident Man, glad you found true Kenyans helping you out. That's our spirit. Quick recovery and safe travels.
Three very kind, caring and nice young Kenyans at the road side! Thanks for helping Kino.😉❤
well if yall were showed the same kindness to our people in your land then the world would be a better place. Huh!
@@kevinfred0 Yes that is correct, sadly. But I most say in Denmark we are in general good at helping people from other continents like Africa.
Its the lady police for me😅. Thank you for being Kenyans and helping him. Im proud of my fellow Kenyans.
People were incredible, so helpful, including the police officers. I would feel so safe in Kenya with such people around. God bless Kenya and Kenyans! Yes, you have every reason to be proud of your people!🤗 🖤❤💚
haha she just made my day.
@@faithgaiciumia1608yaani huyo police lady pia amefanya nimecheka 😂😂😂😂😂😂 the shock and her reaction 😂😂😂😂😂😂
@@faithgaiciumia1608hii ni Maajabu 😂😂😂😂
@@gwg216 kubwa sana 😂😂 haikosi alijua kashilingi kataingia
The true Kenyan spirit....we go above and beyond ❤
Am watching from Henties Bay Town Namibia 🇳🇦 and am sorry for the accident, brother! Thanks to my Kenyan people for helping you!
Swakopmund!!
So proud of the guys that came through. It's evident they may not be very good in English, but they did such an amazing job. Proudly Kenyan❤
I'm proud of those two or three young men.
You should be proud. Kenya is a beautiful country and Kenyan people are just great.
Kenyan know English very well but because they don't speak it regularly they prefer Swahili that is why it give them problem when need to speak it arise😂
Those guys trying to reassure you touched my heart, blessings 👏👏👏
Very kind.
I was equally touched ❤❤
So we all now curiously just sit around waiting for the next episode to drop...He's got us locked😊😊😊
He soted it. He's past nakuru right now. Lol
Don’t tell bro
@@jonathanganira8846almost kisumu now
@@jonathanganira8846damn! You ruined it for me but I guess it’s good to know
Yeah, it's good to know, I doubt it removes the fun from it. I'll still want to know how he did it though. @@Spinkly
So sorry that your bike broke and glad you had lovely Kenyans to help you. As a Kenyan traveler, you will be fine because you have the main things necessary to travel in Africa - flexibility, a great attitude, common sense, and street smarts. I know you will make the best decision that is right for you. I wish you the best
What an exemplary display of kindness and compassion by those who lent their support. Bravo to all those who extended their hand to help; they are a shining example of the wonderful attitudes and spirit of kindness of the people of Kenya. I hope you've recovered Yves, I guess we'll find out next episode.
Their kindness is indeed impressive.
I am sorry for what happened
I am an Ethiopian and I watch every video you release
Wow I didn't know anything about Kenyan people but the people are so different I love them oh! They are very proud. I am proud of them
Sorry your hand was bruised, thank God you are safe. Your journey has been an amazing adventure. Kenyans are kind and loving people. Proud to be Kenyan🇰🇪🇰🇪🇰🇪
Sorry for the accident. However, for those who know Kenya, especially where you were about to transverse, the 60kms might have been the most hectic part of your journey in Kenya since you were on the most used parts of the highway. I'd think of this as a blessing in disguise probably. All the best on your future travels and a quick recovery.🙏
I thought so.. the indiscipline in Nairobi roads would have put him in clear dangers so probably it might be a blessing in disguise…
True 💯
That is not the most used part of the highway.Not even close
Thanks
Thank you very much!
Am soo proud of the police officers especially the woman and very proud of the guys who stopped to help you that was heartwarming I noticed Kenyans have sympathy and kind I will definitely visit Kenya enjoy your trip watching from Switzerland 🇨🇭
They are so sweet, God bless them 🙏🏼
Welcome to our magical kenya
Sorry for the accident but you were very lucky over there on the highway, I wish you quick recovery and can't wait for the next episode ❤ I like your adventure!🇰🇪
Boy over loaded his trike
What are you sorry for did you cause the accident?
@@Frankie33828what's the point of a response like this?
I appreciate that you are positively showcasing Kenya and Africa to the world. I believe you will recover soon and I can't wait to see you back on the road.
Perhaps this mishap was a blessing in disguise, I cannot imagine one riding this "contraption" between Thika and Nairobi with traffic zooming past at 110Km/hr!! Suicidal!!😶
Very true
So true
So true !
I hope every thing gets well with you and you get back soon with whatever you plan to
Thank you very much!
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@@dalal2169 منو ايش
@@abdulazizpk3203 وش كاتب له
Kenyans people seem very open and kind. That would make me want to go here if I travel to Africa.
You are welcome to Kenya
Come and experience the warmth and good heart of Kenyans
I used to live in Kenya,and it is heartwarming to see how kind and helpful the Kenyan people are. Of course,there are always bad eggs,but Kenyans are overwhelmingly kind,considerate and hospitable. Best wishes for your onward travels,and happy you have found a new frame!
This remind me a time i paris, i couldt able to find gate to a train i was supposed to get, i was running arround like a mad man asking every body to help me, they just look at me and turn around. The same experience in Berlin. Proud to be African!! we got a clean heart
That happened to me too in paris.. a whole contrast to how us africans treat each other..
True!!! It happened to me in Frankfurt on my way to Berlin. People just look at you instead of helping. We Kenyans, Africans have a heart of Gold. 🇰🇪
now just build some things and show up to work early.
Kenyans are the best people in the whole of Africa. I have been in kenya for 12years very friendly people. Much love from Sudan.
God bless Kenyans land.
God bless Sudan too brother
No, we are the best in the whole world
@@johnmuema1 wacha sasa ,iyo ni wongo
Look at these Kenyans, how empathetic and kind and helpful they are to this guy even keeping an eye after his stuff. Did he even thank them 🤷🏽♀️
So u didnt hear him say thank u. Or u mean thanking by 💸🤑?
@@nihadashraf1072 he didn’t say thank you it is simple two words, those people were not there for his money if he has any lol but are nice genuine people
I just discovered this channel and I'm hooked. This guy is great. It can't end here, it's too good.
The guys stayed there with you... A true gift man! Not something you experience easily
Humanity!!!!
All these loving and helpful people, wow !!! God bless them ❤️🙏🏻🇰🇪
Thanks to everyone who helped you ,,that's our true Kenyan spirit,,
You are never alone on the roads,, we are always there desiring to hear or see your updates and posts,,and from now on we will be praying for journey masses till you hit South Africe brother,,
Yves, I've been eagerly anticipating the last leg of your journey to my country's capital, Nairobi. I regularly checked your updates for this and was saddened to hear about the unfortunate accident involving your amazing tricycle. Am happy my fellow Kenyans helped you a lot. Your journey of over 11,000 kilometers has been nothing short of inspirational. Once your hand heals and you've had a well-deserved rest, I'm confident you'll make the right choice to continue. I can't wait to hear your signature intro in your videos once again, "Morning, my friends from Nairobi, Kenya..."
Lo mejor del día fue la gente buena que te ayudó tras el accidente sacándote del shock, de tu abatimiento y del borde de la carretera. Siempre hay ángeles de Dios auxiliadores. Da gracias a Dios.
Am proud of Kenyans and our police officers for the help they gave you .
Kudos to Kenyans! Kenyans have a kind heart and really helpful!
I love Kenyan people . From Ethiopia
Whatever u decide, you are a true traveller and a pioneer….this journey u undertook was one of the most ambitious of all time and u did amazingly to get as far as u did.
Hope u can get a new bike and continue the journey. Best of luck and thx for all the great videos was amazing for us to be able to live vicariously thru you and your travels.
So proud of my country people 🇰🇪 for extending their kindness and warm hearts. You even left your bags with them and no one tried to mug you.! The driver even taking you to the pharmacy and the wonderful police officer who took her time to make sure you’re okay. You don’t find such empathy in other continents. Proud of my African people no matter what we go through we always have a helping and caring heart. #humanity ❤
Those word of kindness (it will be OK no problem )and the gestures are priceless
I’m so sorry you’re going through this. You’re in my prayers and very glad you’re physically okay - that was a really intense road and things could have been worse. Take a second to get through the shock/trauma/adrenaline. We’re cheering you on, do a live fundraiser and we’ll all show up and contribute to get you a new bike. Or get this one fixed and don’t make it foldable- which is complicated but looks like the most straightforward solution. Let us know how we can help you!
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Sorry brother for what happened to you. Quick recovery and hopefully will be seeing you again on the road.
I am proud to be a Kenyan, we are very lovely and happy people ready to help anyone 😊❤
You are doing a very important job showing us how friendly and positive Kenyans are. Thank you and good luck! Kenyans should be really proud of their country, and I am sure they are.
Maybe it broke down with a reason...your safety through the busiest highway to Nairobi 😊
Exactly, someone is watching over him.
😂😂😂😂waafrika imani potovu😂😂
@@samsonjumaayaa6893 Hata wazungu wanaamini hivyo, superstitions are common worldwide.
And githurai
@@samsonjumaayaa6893sio tu waafrika nilishtuka Huku uarabuni pia Kuna superstitions... Kama glass ianguke ama plate ivunjike wanaamini imezuia kitu mbaya kufanyikia mtu
To start with, praise be to the Almighty God that you survived without any serious physical injuries from this unfortunate accident. I admire the people who helped you, particularly the police officers, during this worst incident in your brave journey that we enjoyed following and learning about many places and people. My sincere prayers that you will be able to fix your fantastic tricycle or find a replacement to continue the adventurous journey. Looking forward to the next video, I wish you all the best! ✌️🙏✌️
Don't give up we are waiting for you in South Africa 🇿🇦
Kindness is our thing ♥️shout out to everyone that helped this man during his terrible situation
My humble contribution for repairs & motivation 😂
Thank you very much!
wishing you a quick recovery bro..can wait for the next episode...big up to my fellow Kenyans who expressed their integrity and respectful help..
Watching from Uganda and so sad that your bike broke down!On a lighter note,thanks to the supportive younger guys at the scene together with the cops NOT FORGETTING THE TAXI GUYS!.
December we have one of riding from Uganda to Kenya just because of the impression of the people you have been meeting on the way!.
Good Luck!!!
We are sorry that this happened to you, but this adventure has happened. Be strong and do not rush to end your journey. We are all encouraging you and following you from the beginning, and you are now in the middle of the road. I am an adventurer and I was involved in an accident that broke my hand and I feel what you feel. Take some time to rest and continue your journey, my friend. you are a great man
I'm not sure how I landed here with TH-cam algorithm, but I ended up watching 3 of your videos and they are entertaining. Good luck with the rest of your journey. 🤗
I love the chemist lady laughing while sarcastically saying "very painful" What a low pain threshold!
They poop out baby's. Only a woman knows what real pain is. The dude on the bike acts like my little son. He is six year btw. 😂😂😂
I feel for you the stress of the situation in a foreign culture . Always having to be friendly and upbeat can be hard work. The kenyas out of the city showed themselves as wonderful people.
Your follower from Sudan, I wish you well. You are truly wonderful. Good luck, African champion
the people there helping you like that was astounding, They were very kind and helpful, Love to see this kindness still exists
That's an easy fix, as long as the electronics are good.. the structure can be fixed by many mechanics or welders in Kenya 🇰🇪
It's just a hollow steel frame
Count on Kenyans to show the world how helping someone works. Wow. Here in Canada most would drive by
We are all brothers, always happy to help.
@@kalumthedon that is awesome lad Cheers.
It's true especially if you're African. They'll smile and drive by. Thank God for humanity.
I was worried about your safety as you maneuver in the city with the bike, It just broke down in a good distance. God's work.
if you are looking for a more local type of fix i would suggest looking for a pipe of the same material as the bike (aluminum?) but it has to fit a little tightly inside the broken part. Then fit both pieces back together over this inside pipe and weld it together. This way you have a reinforcement inside and makes it a lot easier for a welder to combine the bike safely back together. Both of these should be available locally almost anywhere.
I am so heart broken, hope you get some medical check ups for the hands. For the bike we have very good fabricators around and I believe it can be made very well in Industrial Area.
Quick recovery Yves. Am glad you love my fellow Kenyans attitude. We are warm, social and like to greet everyone with a cheerful smile.
What a moment! Tu es très courageux et tu as bien géré ton anxiété Yves. Kenyans are the most nicest people in the world. So generous and helpful. Love from 🇫🇷
I thought i was the inly person waiting for this adventure to nairobi from the last episode,,, damn that tricycle is becoming so famous here in kenya 😅😅😅
Ooh boy, you're not😅
Team YVES KE tuko pamoja
Hakuna Matata
Team yves as always we want to see yve in cape town.
I am always checking here if he has uploaded a new video...😅
Seems your frame is aluminium, the pipe is torn from the plate, with a few triangular pieces (flanges), it can be re-inforced without interfering with the folding of the bike. If you are in Nairobi West, you are very close to a workshop that can do this for you. From Nyayo Stadium, you will see Toyota across, with DHL opposite, continue down the road (Lusaka Road) and pass the petrol station on your right. You will see a multi-story building (about 8 stories) and a couple of double story buildings just after it. I've forgotten the name, but if you ask around there, there is a Kalasinga workshop that does aluminium welding.
désolé pour l'accident. Je suis heureux que mes aimables personnes soient venues pour vous. Fièrement kenyan
Rare footage of Kenyan police being kind to anyone without "something small"
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Not all Police officers are corrupt. That police woman who took time to help Ives confirms that. Thanks to all who helped him find the necessary aid he needed.
Kuzungu kizungumkuti
Thanks!
Thank you very much!
This episode was super exciting to watch. Hope you are well and thanks for showing what you meet on the way. Following you has taught me a thing or ten about African countries and cultures.
I wonder how many people who said hello to you from Ethiopia to Nairibo. Must be in the 1000's. Jambo jambo 👋🏼
Of course it is possible to fix it. Put one tube inside and one outside the broken tube combinded with some bolts and welding. Lots of clever mecanics in Africa. Usually very creative as well. Good luck!
You are a Very Very Lucky chap , and the kindness of the locals , amazing !! A good alloy welder should be able to repair ....i hope so . Get well soon ..
As a kenyan am proud my fellow kenyans helped you accordingly ,ur be fine n hope you can go ahead with ur ur journey ! All the best KINO
Such a positive vid♥️🇰🇪
I think you are lucky that this happened close to the Capital City Nairobi and that people understand English well, even if it means you want spare part from France you are in the best location to get it. Imagine the mess if this happened at the border in Ethiopia or Sudan. Hopefully your tricycle will recover quickly in Kenya.
The Ethiopian highway is much better than Kenyan...and nothing bad was happened on him while he was riding on Ethiopian highways. What about If this would happen in your dusty Eritrea??? The good news is NO tourist of this planet is willing to step their foot on the soil of Eritrea.
@@daadhigd893Go back and check his past videos and compare.
In Ethiopia people were not friendly
@@Picasso77ish Ethiopians are as friendly as Kenyans but the language barrier and general low litracy rate in Ethiopia means its harder for a foreigner
So sorry for you, Yves. Thank God no motor vehicle was involved in the crash and that you eventually made it to Nairobi. I hope you get a solution for the bike soon. Waiting for the next episode. Also, big up to everyone who came to your rescue.
I am glad you got to Nairobi mostly in one piece! Really sorry for the accident, been following your progress since Moyale. In case you need any help don't hesitate to reach out. I am based in Nairobi
So sorry Yves for the accident and glad no car was behind you. Quick recovery and enjoy the serene environment of nairobi west. Looking forward tk see you back on the road. Proudly kenyan 🇰🇪 and big thanks to those young men who showed up to help without intimidation.
Am your biggest fan from Nairobi Kenya, quick recovery Yves
Sorry that happened, glad you were (mostly) ok and that those kind people helped you. Excited to see what’s the next adventure!! Can’t wait! 😃
This is really difficult and painful.. I hope that you are always well, my ambitious and decision-making friend 🌸
Kenyans seem super helpful and chill.
Yes we are❤❤
When you come to Kenya I'll be glad to walk you around
Early to say so Nairobi will give you the other side of kenyans
Yes we are beautiful people with kindhearted ❤❤❤
@@brunomwendwaAcha kiherere ya kusimp
Good job Kenia 🇰🇪
I wish you a quick recovery 🙏❤️
May I say one thing about this? Only a muzungu will do this and I applaud you for it.. Kenyans are very friendly and accepting people and probably why they get taken advantage of. Loved your videos tho!
Quick Recovery Yves. I am glad you got a number of good Samaritans on the way. Kenyans are always so helpful when they see someone in need. I am glad our police took care of you. Sorry about your Trike. Waiting to hear what you decide to do next on your journey.
It's VERY EASY to ship ELECTRIC BICYCLE to Kenya brother. I work in LOGISTICS I can help you.
What wonderful people ❤️thank you Kenya. You did yourself proud.
Sorry your bike broke .And sorry you injured your hand. Hope you can get your bike repaired. And your that hand will get better soon. I wish you all the best.Chao
Sorry man, Be strong GOD IS ALWAYS THERE. Everything will be fine. Enjoy your journey i will always keep in touch.🙏🙏