🚴Malaysia 2022 - Ep 15 - Jenjarom, Kuala Langat (finale)
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- Опубліковано 25 сер 2024
- Ep 15 - Jenjarom, Kuala Langat (finale)
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The trip to Jenjarom was a last minute decision.
I had totally forgotten about this place until it was mentioend that I had visited this place in the late 70s.
I wanted to see how much Jenjarom has changed, except, I couldn't remember what it looked like back then :)
Along the way, you'd see plentiful of Oil Palm plantations, a vital cash crop in this region.
This will be my last and final episode for this series to be released last day of 2022, and to usher in a Happy New Year 2023.
Enjoy.
---Music credit:
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Chris Haugen - Snowy peak pt II
Itamar Shaashua - The Loneliest by Måneskin (cover)
• Måneskin - THE LONELIE...
Roberto Martolini - I wish you love
• I WISH YOU LOVE - Jazz...
Chris Haugen - Snowy peak pt I
Music provided by BGM President
Track : City life 2:16 - • [Royalty Free Music] C...
Track : A Long Day 3:14 - • [Royalty Free Music] 긴...
JLooi - Around the world (cover).
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Thoroughly enjoyed all episodes. Thanks. 👍
can't wait to see your journey and thanks for watching.
Thanks for your showing Malaysia has changed tremendously and after away from my hometown iPoh for 44 years.i am going to visit in February and have a good 2023 and wish you a healthy year.
I'm glad you find this useful, it is but a snapshot of Malaysia, but hopefully the food alone would be a good enough reminder for the old and spark curiosity for the new visitors.
Thanks for watching and may you have great year of the Rabbit too. Xin Nian Kwai Le.
I've enjoyed following your journey and learning about a country I knew little of. Thank you.
Glad you liked it and thanks for watching.
🎉Hi Eddie Looi... great to have seen this video... this is Tina.. your old buddies mate methodist MN
Dah lama tak pakai nama Eddie. What a surprise, you still recognised me! Did you stumble onto this video by chance?
BTW I made a video of MN too, with old photos of kindergarten days. You might like it. Assuming you still remember MN. Regards to Tini, how time flies by. I am glad you found this channel. Till next time, take care.
Well done fellow Orang Malim Nawar , I am also from the same Primary School and that why is so interesting for me. Furnished my Form in 1974 and much senior then I supposed . Thanks for the great riding adventured and truly interesting. Used to played foosball at Perak Hydro as alcohol kid. Cheer & till we meet again in your next adventure. I am alos a cyclist , riding road bike and a clone Brompton . By the way, if don't mine sharing your full name . We have a great group of guys from MN, Kampar and ACS students in our group.
Hello! I finished my MPS in 1980. Good to know there are so many avid cyclists. I will pm you later. Thanks for watching bud 😀
Thanks so much for sharing your trip with us.
glad you enjoyed it, looking forward to your forthcoming trip, assuming you'd be releasing some videos, have fun :)
@@ODOB Oh dear, no pressure :) I'm planning a 2week ride at the end of March. I did this last year around Suffolk / Norfolk on an old mountain bike, but given the terrain (fields / swamps) that Google Maps took me down I'd not risk it on the Brompton. I need somewhere warmer and drier.
@@wayneriley7557 Looks like you'd going from one extreme to the next, it's gonna be real hot in Malaysia.🤘
As a Malaysian, I welcome you to my country. I hope you enjoy the atmosphere, food, culture and hospitality of Malaysians while you are here. I pray that your journey back will go smoothly and that you will arrive safely at your destination. And I am very excited about your enthusiasm for cycling such a long distance. As a Malaysian myself, I have never done it. Thank you for sharing your journey. I'm a new friend here. Greetings from Singapore.👍🔔
Thanks buddy. I did feel loved in Malaysia and am planning for RI Singapore hopefully next year.
Hi Old Dude, when is the next adventure?
...soooon.
I am planning a local trip from Hastings to Rye soon.
Weather is getting warm now, so it's high time to bring out the bike...may be a warm up cycle to worthing first. Watch this space :)
@@ODOB I look forward to it, please video. I'm back on my bike as well. My cheap mountain bike has some issues, I think with a creaking bottom bracket, but it's really not worth fixing so I am looking more towards the Brompton. Got a back pack that I hope fits, as well as two mini-panniers recommended by this guy ua-cam.com/video/d2WVKl1VGhs/v-deo.html (but I've not tried them on yet to test heel strike)
@@wayneriley7557 Isn't it amazing, how different people have come up with different ideas for rear bag/s, this is one I haven't seen before. On my travels, I have found that it becomes challenging once you have more than 2 bags, say when you are boarding the bus, or the train, I will sling the rear ruck sack (my preferred choice) over my shoulders, right hand carrying or pushing the bike, whilst left hand carrying the C bag. So far that worked for me...but always good see other systems. Cheers.
@@ODOB The small panniers arrived, and I tested one out this morning - no heel strike at all (I am 6ft, but only 10.5 size shoe). I have more trouble with my shoe getting stuck in the rack wheel. Now, just have to lose about 20kg from my own weight before I can add any gear to the bike as I am already at the official weight limit :(