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IRL Cycling in Kent South East of UK near London.
Hi, I’m a Carer for my Wife who has Multiple Sclerosis. As a keen cyclist, I’ve decided to use my passion for something worthwhile. I cycle around Kent a couple of days a week for fitness since spring 2022 streaming my rides on twitch. So I thought I’d include raising funds for Multiple Sclerosis Society Charity.
Twitch https://www.twitch.tv/nobrakesnbr
Just Giving Page : https://www.justgiving.com/page/nobrakesnbr-buk4ms
X (Twitter) https://x.com/NoBrakesNBR
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Hey yo yo yo yo yo. You all right, Plasma? How’d you do that? I don’t know. Let me hear you say whaleo. Whaleo. Whaleo. Whaleo. Did it pass? It did. Did it pass? It did. It did. Yeah. Way. Now we can go to Stockton. Uh Scotland, not Stockton. Go west then. Long. Go west. What? Go. Go. Apeship. Go S. S. I thought it was gohead. Go ahead. Go ahead. Nice one. You can relax for a year. Yeah. Well, we can’t because now where we going? We’re going home to wash the van. Um, but I need to There’s There’s still discrepancies with the van and he could have failed it. Um, hi you again. [Music] Hia. Hey you, Kaye. The van pass. Good one. Uh, but there’s bushes to be done. He reckons that the steering rack is making a noise because the pulley is worn. Clive mentioned that. uh reckons that I should change it back [Music] fluid. But um what can you do? [Music] Eh, but I need to put the uh to put the We’ve lost a bolt from this thing. We need to uh mind them speed dumps. We need to not we I the royal mess to put all of the rubbers back. Don’t go out with all your rubbers out. It’s not good. This thing’s been a pain in the ass now. Oh, let’s go. Okay, chat’s not working there. Chat’s working over here, but I got to look at it. But yeah, we’ve um we can I need to tax the van now. I need to go home and tax the van. That’s why we can’t actually go anywhere. So that’s cool, isn’t it? Here comes another 450 notes. Luckily, it’s free. Luckily, it’s free. We should go down the beach, isn’t it? But oh yeah, the temperature gauge the temperature gauge is uh warning lights on. That’s right, he said. Yeah. So, I’ve got a a temperature warning light on. Uh there was something else that wasn’t working. Once it’s taxed. Yeah, once it’s taxed and I work out what this warning light for the thermostat is, I’m sure Clive tested it. Let’s hope it doesn’t blow on me head me head again. I’ve had one of those done before. £550 for the head and then another few hundred pound to get it fitted from a garage down here actually. Oh, really? Let’s hope I don’t overheat. Oh my god. I just remembered. [ __ ] [ __ ] [ __ ] [ __ ] [ __ ] [ __ ] [ __ ] [ __ ] [ __ ] [ __ ] [ __ ] We need don’t need to be. We shouldn’t be in this traffic. Oh my god. And it’s only getting hot. So, we’ve changed the radiator. We had to get a new thermostat for the radiator cuz that one the old one wouldn’t come out of the old radiator. We changed the thermostat in the water pump. [Music] Well, we don’t know if they’re on cuz you don’t hear them. Let’s stay under this bush. Stay under this bush for a bit. [Music] Um, that’s bizarre, but it could be that it’s low level and it is got a low level underneath the minimum. So, that might have came on because of that. I did ask the MOT man to top it up and he says no because the engine’s hot. So, I said fair enough. We having a washing stream. [Music] No. Hopefully, it’s just the water level. I’ve never ever seen that light come on for a water level low. It’s always been something drastic. We might have to go around the back to get out of the towns. And you know the handbrake rubber that came off? It was hanging down in theot when it got on the ramp. And he went, “What’s all this?” I says, “You shouldn’t have used the handbrake.” Oh, but we’ve got to use the handbrake to test it. Well, did it pass? Yeah, it passed. What the rubber? Yeah, the rubber bubba bang bang bang thing. Yep. These things are set to try us or trial us or just annoy us. [Music] Made stone road man. [Music] Why I man? Why I Oh, why do you keep on falling on the floor? The cowl around the steering rack keeps on keeps on falling down. We need screws. We haven’t even taken those screws out. Cellar tape. That’s what the cellar tape’s for here. Oh, you’ve done it again. Okay, you’re coming off. Keeps falling in me lap. Oh, hell. [Music] This van doesn’t feel comfortable to me anymore. It used to be like my little finger. Did it pass? It passed. Yeah. Just [Music] great. Yeah, we we’re legal for another year. [Music] Um, in this year I need to change a few things cuz they they’re borderline, you know, borderline. Yeah. Um, one of sticks are still loose. drumsticks are still we thought well I thought that the the drumstick was loose because of the the bushing the mounts the mounts were perished well the mounts were perished But well, at least the rack doesn’t move [Music] anymore. I’ve came this way to go out, get out rid of the traffic. And there’s more traffic here. than I’ve seen in my live long year. Oh, come on. Jesus Christ. Get out of the way. Look, a double roundabout for no apparent reason. Yeah, sun’s out, guns out. [Music] I’m bloody roasting in this hoodie. [Music] The neighbors are going to be shocked. They’re going to go, “My god, it’s back.” I’m surprised no one’s parked in my parking space. It’s really bizarre. Can you see the crack in the window? It goes all the way from there all the way to there. It’s quite big. I mean, the end point is out of your screen. So, I’ve put the camera that way. That’s annoying. Yeah. How much to get that replaced? £150 on the insurance. Otherwise, if you’re looking at something like 800 [Music] pound, I hired uh a car when I went to Australia the last time. Um, I hired a car for a couple of weeks and I had all of the insurance on it, cover insurance and all that [ __ ] and it was a,000 $1,000 bond or deposit and if you’d got it scratched or your um, windscreen I don’t think it had windscreen covers, but it would cost it would cost your deposit if anything gone wrong. Anyway, I was behind this great big massive truck on a gravel road and yeah, the unevitable happened and they cracked the windscreen. Bit of gravel hit the windscreen, popped the windscreen and I says to me, brother, where’s the windscreen place? He says, there’s one down the road. I went, okay. I rang them up. So, if I’d taken the car back with a cracked windscreen, the rental company was going to cost me $1,000. I rang the windscreen people up. I says, “How much a windscreen for this high Hyundai or whatever it was?” $110 it is. I went, “I’ll be down there soon.” So, they fitted a new windscreen. I took it back to the reent company and they didn’t even [ __ ] notice that it was a new windscreen in there. And then you can tell a windscreen’s been new because it hasn’t got any wishwasher marks on it, has it? Even when you clean an old windscreen, you still get the the remains of the marks of the window washers, window wiper blades. So yeah, I saved myself 800 and whatever pound dollars. I Anyway, the only reason I came I was back was for a birthday. Uh, no, a party. Sorry, not a birthday party. It was a party and I was telling someone what I did and she says, “That’s genius. I’m going to do it next time because they charged me $1,000 cuz I cracked the windscreen.” [Music] But, you know, I don’t know if windscreens are really cheap out there, but a windscreen for this vehicle is like 600 700 £800. I’ve been I’ve been quoted between 600 and 1,500 for a new windscreen. I’ve had four windscreens in this And I have to get another [Music] one. But yeah, windscreen cover on the insurance. You can ask for it or you [Music] don’t. Down by the valley where nobody Oh, where you going? Where did you come from? That blue one look might have been green. I’m going now. I’m not waiting to [Music] use. So really, I don’t have to remove any of the spray on this wind screen. Just Yeah. Yeah. Just replace it. Just replace it. Any paint on [Music] there. Sorry, camera’s a bit [Music] shaky. Oh, I still got Clive’s light on. He’ll be looking for that later. [Music] Obviously, you haven’t seen this hill on a push on a push bike because we don’t use this hill on a push bike. [Music] Next time, take his blow torch. That’s my blow torch. The blow torch he’s got is my blow. Well, not the gas, but the nozzle of it is well, one of them. I think he’s got three now. He never had a blowtorrch until I give him my oneump. Right, the thermostat’s not rising any higher, so it looks like we’re good. We’re all good in the hood. Hello. [Music] Hello. Hello. Hello. Hello. Hola. But we’ve cycled along this road. You must remember this road. Yeah, you must remember this one. I mean, this one doesn’t look the same as any other country lane around. Ouch. Here, does it? No. [Music] This is why I’ve got an ebike cuz I is old and fragile and frail. Yeah, that’s it. Frail. It’s just hills upon hills upon hills. Not mountains. There’s mountains of hills. That’s it. There’s mountains of [Music] hills. The ski jumps to the left and the tobogen. [Music] Oh, we’re on diverted traffic now. No. Are [Music] we? This is the road that goes up this little hill and it goes along here. And there’s that thing there. Look. Oh, yes. That’s the one. [Music] And down here, when we get down here, we won’t when we get past this roundabout, we won’t be where we are now. Just thought I’d let you know cuz that’s what you need to know when you’re watching places like this. See, we’re here now and we weren’t where we’re not where we were. [Music] Oh my god. That was just a wilderness on the right hand side. Before a few years ago, that was just all trees and woods and now it’s all houses. Yeah. And so we wouldn’t be in that location if we didn’t look at the map or even follow the map. Are you coming? No. Okay, I’ll go. [Music] You better be home soon. What? No, I’ve been stuck in the cave for 20 years. 20 at least. [Music] There used to be woods here. Yeah. No, I’ve been down that road a couple of times. We haven’t been on stream there for weeks, months even. Uh, and there’s always barriers. See in the van you can hear you can see over like you can see over those fences and stuff. You see a little bit further. Where the pee pe the pee pee? Remember we met the two policemen and he was swearing in his conversation to me. Well, they’re just that’s just on the right in those woods up there. And I told him that a policeman shouldn’t swear and he didn’t like that. Don’t you look at me and not tell the police. Well, I’ve told the policeman, not in them certain words. I’ve told the policeman to to get off his high horse, but he didn’t know what it meant. But his buddy explained it to him. Me and my brother got pulled over cuz my brother wasn’t wearing a seat belt and we just pulled out of a fuel station and there was all these motorbikes beside us about four of them um like trials bikes. Anyway, we pulled out of the the fuel station onto the road at the lights and these trials bikes with these guys on them policemen just look like they’ve been um on the dirt tracks. They were now they turned into policemen on police bikes with [ __ ] police uniforms on and stickers and velcro all over them. Undercover police officers on their on their motorbikes. Do the British seat belts go from the middle and out to the doors? Yes. Uh, this seat that I’m on is a captain’s chair. Yeah. Without the captain. Captain’s chair without the captain. This [Music] seat. Uh this one beside me is a twin seat and that’s got uh a buckle restraint in the middle. Wonder what that was. Yeah, C. But I took the armrests off because my shoulders started to hurt because I felt like I was like this even cuz I must have a short back. Short back and sides or a compressed back more like Yeah, they’re not good if they don’t fit. [Music] That what she said. Yeah, look how steep this hill is. [Music] And you guys are pretty perpendicular with the world. If I do the world now, that’s why I do that cuz you’ll fall out. And then we block all the [Music] [Music] wheel bang bang. That’s all right. We fixed it. This is This is the way to go. Asma sponges use zero bits to play. Bang. Bang. Bang. Bang. Bang. Bang! Bang! Well, have you been enjoying yourself? Huh? Have we effed? No. Have we? Did we F? Did we? No. Oh, we did a short F. Okay, cool. Um, no, what I’m going to do is I’m going to raid out. I’m going to um go home. I’m going to go home. Um, but I’m going to raid someone that we haven’t seen before. Oh, he’s a cyclist in I’d like to say Belgium, but it might be Berlin, but he’s English and he’s been living over there for many years. I’ve never spoken to the guy uh streamer. I followed him for a little while. Could we um we I’ll raid him and when we go in there or when you guys go in there, could you say hi and tell him that what I do whilst I get home cyclist wise, not the van shite, not not the repairing stuff, uh the cycling and we’re going to go on a little road trip. We’ll be doing because the van’s live now, I’ll be taking the wife to see her daughter so we can do little road trips a couple of times a week as well. What do you mean long? Yeah, just just tell them the usual [ __ ] Make it up if you want. Tell them I flew to the moon last week and um yeah, tell you. But no, no, nothing about the van making repairs and working noisy stuff in the garage. Oh, we got a spider in here. Tiny tiny baby spider. Why are the ads playing? We don’t want ads. Uh, how do you stop the adverts playing? Oh no. Stop the ads. How do you stop the adverts? Why did the adverts go on? Stop ads. Look, it’s still another minute. But I’ll be watching you anyway. I’ve got Don’t forget I can watch you all. Okay. Hit the red button. How’d you do it? Someone’s got to keep an eye on you.
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Morning did you pass