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I Found Kenya’s Running Legends 🇰🇪 vA 89



I Found Kenya’s Running Legends 🇰🇪 vA 89

I ride from Nakuru to Marigat, in Kenya, in Africa.
First, I have to escape an ambush from journalists, and then, I enjoy a lovely day on the Kenyan roads, meeting lovely runners on the way, and having some fun after arriving in Marigat.

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38 Comments

  1. @KinoYves on

    I don't remember if I said it in the video:
    The journalists are not to blame for my last minute change of plan, I should have told them that I cannot or don't want to answer the question regarding where I am going, but I naively answered honestly, making that I had to change my plans, probably for the better, as the road leading to Kabarnet and Iten is awesome.

    Anyway, please, don't blame the journalists for that. They were very nice to me, and I had to change my plans only because of my own lack of thinking when answering their questions.

  4. @johncarter62 on

    I really like ur spirit of adventure,am really proud of you coz u travel and show case us parts of kenya of which we've never been,thanks ur a big celebrity here in kenya

  11. @mwametallic7668 on

    Mr kino… Please always include the prices of everything you buy and all the lodgings prices.. It eoll seebe as a very good history for the generations to come..
    Much❤❤❤

  18. @FandangoTheGrom on

    As a Westerner who hasn't been to Africa (yet), I am ashamed to admit that the mass media had wrongly convinced me that nobody in Africa has anything – I was surprised to see that electric wheelchair for that man. I am grateful for these honest and open videos where there's no agenda on how you want us to view the country, it's refreshing and it's making me want to visit Africa even more.

  19. @mutaik.v.7044 on

    @19:45 i hope you had taken that honey. Best honey you would have had. I always buy it from them. Kindly also make your videos without bad language. My whole family loves watching you and my 8 year old son isn't happy with the language 😂. On a light note.

  26. @terryono-ss8he on

    HI YVES I HOPE THATS RIGHT MY NAME IS TERRY IM FROM THE UK,NORTH EAST I HAVE JUST COME ACROSS YOU VIDS AWESOME IM 72 YEARS OLD IN A WHEELCHAIR ONE LUNG ONE LEG SO YOU TRAVELS ARE GREAT .STAY SAFE

  27. @helmutfleischer6635 on

    My Friend since i watch the first Video of You, i become "DEPENDENT"! I watch whenever i have time ans almost every Day 1 Video from You! Good Luck! Greetings from Ingolstadt,Bavaria,Germany 🤗🤗👍👍

  28. @patrickdavid6525 on

    Now i seriously beleive there was a blessing in disguise when your bike broke down in Kenya. After watching 6 hours a day of all your previous uploads Kenya no doubt was phenomenal on a large scale heart warming

  29. @sharinglanguage on

    I clicked on the video thinking you had met the pro runners. But anyway, it was nice to see those kids running. No wonder that country has such good pro runners, they love running over there! The worst part of the video that group of 15 or so guys asking you for money. That can be intimidating.

  37. @mtndrone on

    7:05 Make God bless this guy in a wheelchair. You can be so proud of you man! Because you are helping the others who experience disability without helping support like a wheelchair. You are a strong man, I see it. Kenya is amazing. I like my second home 🇰🇪

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