So I've made a video for a while now. Last day in Mauritius today, not as much by crowding as we'd initially planned but we ended up having a holiday, went scuba diving. I was so scared before and then actually when we did it it was like the most insane experience wasn't it? Kenny from Indigo diving. We'll come back and find him one day. Oh he's so fucking cool. We are now just jumping in a taxi. Powering a bit drive across the island, 12 hour flight. Long. Here is a bracelet, it's a souvenir and then once it will break so it gets lost you have to come here immediately. It's raining on our last day here. This oven's got blow a little bit, although it is minus two. They are riding their suitcases. They are literally riding their suitcases. They're coming back. Oh I'm tired already in the flight, it's 12 hours. I already have jet lag. We haven't stayed up past 10 o'clock for two weeks. Look babies. The babies at the hotel were staying up later than now. They were dancing to like 12 o'clock. How many hours a night? 10 hours, so we're going to. I think the plane's going to be empty. I don't see any screaming kids. Just us. It's minus one and I'm wearing shorts. Just picked up my bike. Yeah, cheers BA. Not just that though. So, bikes got a little bit damaged. What did they do to it? Okay, is that okay? Phew. So the whole bike properly packed with extra padding on top of the padded bag and the bobble wrap around the roomette which they managed to snap off from that end. Then you've got the damage to the shifter on this end. That's completely knackered. And then on the other side of the bag, you're a massive hole where the saddle was sticking out. And that was wrapped up in the bobble wrap to start with as well. How did they do that? I've already ridden this bike three times. Right, so I just pulled my front wheel out of the side of my shikon bike bag. Another one bikes the dust. You're done a good in here. You're very red, you're boned. I can't say hello and I came to kiss your bike back because maybe it'll get better if I kiss it. I don't think your kiss is going to fix it bad. Easy jam man. It's not even easy yet. It's British Airways. I know. Unbelievable. How are you? Good. Yeah. I feel like you in Vietnam where everything broke. Everything broke. You're now in Vietnam now it's your turn. Everything broke. Make a look at it. Unbelievable. But that was the other side to where the damage was in the other. On the frame. I just got the frame and I'm just like bounced on it. I don't know. Brand new bike. I bet Drew fucking loves you. You've absolutely destroyed every pair of wheels I've got something even better. The icing on the cake. Because everybody just broke in so I thought I'd get the Australia bike out. What the? That's not supposed to happen. The free hub goes both ways. Yeah, you're missing a bit in the set. Nice of loads of to put around. See how miserable I am today. Now I've ended up spending most of today on the phone trying to figure out how to recover the costs of all the damaged stuff. But that's a problem that's fairly easily solved. I've got a few spare bits. I've got friends that can help out if I really need parts or anything like that. What really gets to me is the negligence of the baggage handlers that are doing it. Some people are saying yes the airlines fault because they employ them. But I guess my main issue is how can somebody think like that and treat someone else's stuff with such negligence. The damage to the bags and the equipment is weird. The mech snapped off Daisy's bike and then you've got the other end the shift to bent and completely twisted and it's broken. It's not just bent. A few small scratches on the frame but luckily the frame is okay. Then on my bike you've got another destroyed carbon wheel which is on one side of the bag and then the opposite chain stay on the other side of the bag is cracked. And on top of that you've got the seat post that was sticking out of a hole which is in the evoke bag and that's a thick bag. I'll be honest I'm not entirely convinced it wasn't accident. It just seems a bit unusual and hasn't fully sunk in yet. Now when I got back a few hours ago I did do a tweet about this and it's clear that a lot of people have this problem when they go flying with their bikes. Why is there still an issue? I mean the baggage handlers are being paid to look after your luggage and just move it safely from one place to another. Why is that so hard? Anyway I could bang on about this forever. I had planned a very different type of video today. In Daisy we're going to go for a bike ride. Unfortunately we can't do that because we haven't got working bikes. Thanks baggage handlers. Now I'm back in the UK. I'm heading to the studio tomorrow. We're going to film a whole new bunch of bike fit Tuesdays videos and we'll be releasing those over the next few weeks. I'm then heading over to the villa factory to reveal something pretty cool. As always thank you so much for watching. If you guys have ever experienced a problem like this before and have ways of sort of speeding up the claims process or whatever, put it in the comments down below and I'll see you guys tomorrow. It's so sad. Sorry Drew.