6, 2, 4, 6, 8, 7, 8. Love it. 7 million dongers. Hahaha. Good evening, welcome to today's video. We're now millionaires, and we're on the way to Vietnam. I'm a millionaire. You have no money. Hey man. You look very smooth. I'd too. I had to get as arrow as possible. It's all about the arrow gains, isn't it? It is. What are we doing now? Behind the Vietnam? Before that, we need to go to the pub. Beer. I found Wally. I'm going to the same place. I'm going to the same place. I'm going to the same place. Still bike shaped? Still bike shaped? Hahaha. We'll find out later when we, uh, we'll put the thing back together again. Wow, you're sweating. Just muscle three bikes and then back in the fucking van. Which of the 17 seats do you want to sit in? Uh, these two. Who's the button? I brushed it. The button's been passed, mate. It's a little bit of an air. I feel like this isn't your best word. We've just asked the, um, the concierge, if you can even call it that here, where to put the, the rubbish and she's just worse out onto the street. This guy's, I had this special place here. Lawrence is trying to organise it to make it look less shit. We're, we're going to success. We're going to success. Why don't we go to breakfast? What are the, breakfast in Vietnam? Where's your take-in? I don't know. He's going though. That's what happens if you, if you leave your bike and go in for a, a bike to eat. Come out and someone's just like, what a bike to do. It's a little bit of a delay. And the whole of the folks are in the big car. So welcome to our first morning in Vietnam. We're just going to go and try and find some breakfast and get a SIM card for my phone. Because I had to unlock it and it wasn't unlocked at the airport, a bit of a disaster. A little bit annoying, but easily solved, means we can have a bit of an explorer in the city. Lawrence is just pointing out to me. The guys in the green shirts here on the moped's. It's like Uber. You order them and then you just jump on the back and go. So if we will get on three separate ones, then God helps us. I'm not getting on the back one of those things. What did you do? A man just came and took him. Really? I think he'd wanted them. Okay, cool. This is not for you. This is basically a tiny level by go with patty and light hot sauce. Do not drink that water. 2% of your vitamin C, daily allowance. We've got to get across the road. How do you get across the road? Great difficulty. This place is wicked. It's bonkers. So we're heading at the centre of Hanoi. So basically going and finding Lawrence cross-hunts. Or it's flown 7,000 miles. So 6,000 miles, beacuse I'm. 6,000 miles to eat cross-hunts. If we find them. You should have seen them. It was like a surly teenager at breakfast. I'm carefully out for Vietnamese food. It's not for breakfast. Sorry, Matt Helmets. He's sending you a new helmet. This isn't going to be a wearer. I'm in the way. I'm in the way, since then. What about this one? That one's cool, man. It's got little visor. I think I get really hot in this. Better? So much better, man. So seeing as we get right into tomorrow, I thought it would be a nice opportunity to do a quick bike check. Explain how my setup has changed since Australia. And maybe have a look at yours as well. So a new colour away from Viliatristina. It's another Yaina. The same size as my last one. But this one has Shimano GRX installed on it. It's the new gravel group set from Shimano. It's got a clutch mech. A lot of bigger cassette than my old setup as well. New chain rings, no power meter this time. And they've actually changed the clearance on the front mech as well. So it won't rub on your tyres. They've moved it out by a couple of mill. The shape of the levers has changed as well. Different pivot points. So they're a little bit more like riding a mountain bike lever. Fully hydraulic discs like last time as well. And once again, running bottles on the front of the forks. Seeing as the distances are nowhere near the length of Australia. Having them all in line doesn't really matter. Although I will work on a solution for future tricks. Brand new lunchbox from Skingrove's back. Because it's waterproof, this is where I keep all of my tech stuff. Chargers, that sort of thing. I've ditched the GoPro. And this time I'm trying the DJI Action Osmo. Wahoo element bolt. A little bit smaller than my last one. Check out this mate. My hands get cold. I'm riding on like that. Gumball of a double fruit patch this time. Because this one was so useful in Australia. It's just handy being able to grab stuff quickly. Not sure what's going to go in the second one as of yet. Frame bag same as Australia. Bottles on the frame. Different. So I've managed to use a Fidlock strap to fix a bottle underneath my frame. And that's when I can use two small bottles here. For a little bit of extra hydration. I'm actually using a bottle cage extender to lower my cage here. So it doesn't conflict with the frame bag. Now all three of us for this trip are on tail fin racks. These guys got the extender on. I've got it nice and snug just underneath my saddle. Found a new place to mount a light. Much better than where I held my old one, which was on this strap. You can actually just put it straight onto the rack there. Black diamond ski strap, the carrying stuff. Heavy stuff. In emergencies. Change to a specialised Roman saddle. Which is what I've been using for years. I don't know why I tried to change so much more comfortable fabric bar tape. Some of the best bar tape you can get. Spin on these wheels this time. Slightly deeper than my other ones. Hot cause of fantastic wheels. But these ones were set up with these tires that I wanted to bring. They're the slightly more aggressive terrors from Continental. I believe they're called the Territrail. Villero have actually developed a special handlebar for the Yehner, which is an integrated bar and stem. Because I wanted to get a negative stem on here. I'm not using it, but if you can fit it, it's super integrated and tidy. All in all. Looking pretty mean. You know you said you wanted to be in the means flag for Lawrence's bike. It might be one of the many gargantuan things that we've bought him to put on his bike. I watched that on the way here. I've seen him playing. The Vietnam top gear special. I'm excited about riding a bike tomorrow. Especially given I haven't ridden a bike in probably two months. So we've been here for a day. What do you reckon is that noise so far? It's bachic crazy, isn't it? It's so great. It's great though. People are fantastic. Food's really good. I mean like, I read this thing online about the do's and don'ts of traveling in Vietnam. And like the do's, the first one was eat everything. Grab spring roll for breakfast this morning with a very disgusted Lawrence sack across the road or across the town for me going, where's my crosshunt? So tomorrow we are about 100 miles to our accommodation in Halon Bay. I'm saying. Well you're going to get loads of good drone footage. I hope so. I suspect. Stuff strapped to everywhere. In a tube on the fork, tires on the tail fin. Because I can't prepare for your lack of preparation as well. It doesn't make... Actually not really you actually, it's more the dog. I got a few little like neat toys that I brought along. This is one of my favourite water filtration system. You fill up from anywhere, like streams, the taps. You can't drink tap water. Yep, that. I'm not going to. Just got clean water in at the moment. You basically fill that out with water. Put this in. Push down really, really hard. And it basically forces it through a series of filters. So it'll filter out like 99.9% of the crap that you might... You've drunk from it and you're not dead yet. Oh no, it's quite a lightweight setup. I say it was a lightweight setup until I lashed a load of shit to it. And now it weighs half a metric ton. It's time for a beer, don't you? An air-conditioned beer. At least. It's so hot. It's just really sticky. We've been talking about off camera that we're really looking forward to just being a light-cra, and not wearing heavy-gummed beers. Look at this. Look at this. We've literally cycled around the corner. Or maybe this is a measure of how fat and unfettered I am. Maybe. Time for a beer. Definitely a lot busier now than it was earlier, isn't it? Rush hour. Yeah. There's no one here. Right. Prepare yourself again. Pretty decent space at the top of this building. I'm not sure why there isn't more people here. We thought it was going to be mega expensive as well, it's pound for a bit. I guess that is expensive here. We should probably tell the viewers that it's been around an hour since you last filmed. And how many times have I asked us to bring more beer? Five times six times? It's because he did this. It's far out, dude. The thing that separates this city from any other city is how good the people are. But the people are the nuts. They're so friendly. They're so friendly, they're so happy. But there's no ultimatum over here. There's no... there's nothing coming to the caveat. It's always like they're so willing to help, just friendly. Cheers guys. I feel a little bit bad for walking on the road, but the pavement is blocked by nearly everything. Obviously the way that it works here, you just have to walk on the road. There's just seats and motorcycles and stuff. This shop lines stocks every item we could have wanted from Vietnam. Everything.