Getting through this is uncommon. Freezing, struggling with the muddy paths, and nearly out of breath with the alitude. This lady is incredibly strong mentally !
One of my favorite things about your videos is seeing the warmth in humankind throughout the world. When I first started watching I thought, "wow... I can't believe this woman is doing this on her own." But now I watch and I see that you're not actually alone... when you need something, there is always someone eager to help you. Thank you so much for sharing your experiences with us!
Hi Nickie, I've been riding solo for 44 years, literally all over North America, and no matter where I go there are always someone to give you a hand. I think it's in our DNA, even though some seem to repress it. I believe a stranger is a friend you haven't met yet. Stay safe out there.
@@ubayyd Inspiring yes but I would NEVER do that, she is insanely brave! I had anxiety watching her stall in the mud the very first thing. If she got stuck somewhere, how would she survive? She would freeze to death since there is very few people there to rescue her. This is extreme! I love seeing the culture there, have seen some documentaries about the area but never from a young lady's solo adventure. It looks miserable, why do people stay there? I watched a documentary that they had to bury their dead by chopping them up and throwing the boy pieces to the vultures. What do people eat there, they can't grow a garden or have any animals other than Yak I suppose? Also, I noticed that Itchy Boots was freezing and the natives were walking around in t-shirts, amazing! I would love to learn more about their culture and will do some research, Itchy Boots has sparked my interest!
Kudos to the border officials in Tajikistan - I know I am pretty behind on the videos but scenes like this show that even in the most remote parts of the world there are friendly and helpful people!
That was probably one of the most nerve wracking videos ever. I was so worried that you would end up bogged down and stuck in the mud on top of that mountain. You are one tough lady and Basanti is one tough little bike. Hope you end up getting some sponsorship from Royal Enfield as your adventures are proving to be priceless marketing for the Himalayan motorcycle brand.
THis episode popped onto my feed this morning. I had to rewatch it. It is probably the most moving story - the hardship for one, but the innate kindness of the humans she encountered truly touched my heart and shifted my mindset wrt to ignorant biases and preconceived ideas (about people I have never met. Imagine! How arrogant). Thank you Noraly and those guys at the border post. ❤❤❤❤
Noraly, my wife and I are watching both seasons AGAIN! We have told so many people about your channel. It’s better than anything on TV! I’ve been riding for over 50 years and was fortunate to get to ride during my law enforcement career. My wife rode her own motorcycle for awhile but now she rides with me. We live in Texas and tour the USA. I am now retired and want you to know you have motivated us to keep riding. My wife, Carol, is excited about buying your merchandise when it becomes available! Stay safe and God bless!
Hi Noraly, The moment where you lost a bit of traction over the ice/snow over the no man's land - i got chills all over my body, felt like i just fell from my motorcycle. You are so close to our heart. My whole family watch your episodes together. Lots of love. Take care.
I laughed. I cursed. I cried. I uttered many expletives. I'm ruined now. The altitude. The cold. The mud. The ice wind. That sudden loss of traction and balance. But you made it! Never in my life have I been so happy to see someone in a TH-cam video reach a paved road and a small amount of civilization.
The music was haunting, the journey arduous, roads so treacherous, and spirits so high. You deserve salute and respect Ma'am. All the best for your endeavours. God bless you.
Damn, that Enfield Himalayan bike really seems to hold up in the most adverse conditions.... and it’s not that expensive a machine. Royal Enfield should definitely sponsor you !!!
Yeah her videos and the review I saw from Fort Nine really made me think I should get a Royal Enfield at some point. They seem to be pretty rock solid.
I am 12,000 hours pilot, I never been as anxious in any airplane flying alone for hours as watching all these videos... I wonder if is the result of just didn't know any better, just good luck or just being a legend... I am sure I can't do it... I wonder if she would do it all over again... I started watching this channel over year ago, I stopped watching thinking she was crazy. Latetly in few weeks I have been watching all the videos I am really impressed and still get anxious watching them
That was the most toughest track I saw. Snow, mud, high altitude, I could literally see those white cold winds blowing. I can only imagine how tough it would have been for you. Thanks for those military guys they took good care of you. It's was really a breath taking video.
The section in no mans land is some of the most awe inspiring riding and scenery I have ever seen in ANY motorcycle vlog. I am just wordless to describe it. You cold feel the cold and wind and how hard that must have been. I spent a couple of weeks in Kyrgyzstan and loved it. You
Sometimes I think you're trying to give us all a heart attack... Also, now any time I hear someone say something about a bad road, I'll probably think of that 18 km of no man's land. What a mess.
I think there are more good people in most countries than bad. I have been impressed by the wonderful treatment she has received in her travels. It gives me more faith in mankind.
Nora has courage beyond ordinary human beings, and she is living prof that where ever she go good people are around , to support , to help , to be fellow human brothers and sisters . We all learn from you Nora , your excellent driving and problem solving skill . People just love you where ever you go . Cheers :)
Dear Nora, I've just discover yourself an hour ago. I have to congratulate you for all what you are doing and alone. Its fanthastic to see how you enjoy what you are doing. I'm also impressed how your Royal Enfield takes you everywhere without problems as far as I know. Could you tell us whenever is good for you, your impresiones about the bike and what do you find good and what not so good. I would be very grateful! I wish you all the best,!
@@nana73carol46 Thank you very much for your reply. I was very worried that an engine with only 24,5 HP were enough to take Norali through all the places (not easy ones) that she drives through, but it works and I'm very impressed how Norali organizes everyday trip. I'm only concerned when she drives through abandoned places like now the north of Argentina over 4.000 m. altitude and absolutely alone. My admiration to Norali and I wish her all the best by her traveling.
@@juancarloswilkelucena7162 yes, wow is all I can say. She is terrific at handling her motorcycles. And I worry about her getting stranded somewhere, but more than that I don't know how she has the courage going through all that it takes dealing with people, border crossings, and finding gasoline, food, and a place to rest her tired body. She sure goes through a lot. Her "stunning" 😁 photography and videos could be put into several full length movies. I anxiously await her next video.
@@juancarloswilkelucena7162 Well The bike Himalayan has been tested in the ruthless rugged terrains of Himalayan Range. And Noraly herself is a ruthless rider, no terrain can challenge her. You should see her crossing India Myanmar border. That's in Himalayan Range.
Episode 89 HELDHAFTIG, pure ellende tussen moeder aarde en God. Tja prachtige beelden maar wat een innerlijke drive, wetende dat basanti alles geeft ,je kunt welhaast hier het eind voelen. Maar daar gaan we weg, geloof dat die gasten aan de grens je nooit meer zullen vergeten ,laat dan iets achter nou meid respect ,ik heb dit die pijn van koude op de motor ook gekend .Succes op je weg
When you were so cold and out of breath, it scared the willies out of me. So delighted that those border officers took good care of you: great chaps 👍💪👍 You are one tough girl !
This is my favorite Itchy boots video, along with Afghan border. It shows how she managed to go through some of the harder countries to enter. She probably could not able to do the same route in 2022 due to Afghanistan’s situation. Her whole first season is a real jewel.
Oglądam serię od początku i ten film zrobił na mnie jak do tej pory największe wrażenie. Podziwiam Panią za wytrwałość i dziękuję za inspirację dla wielu ludzi.
Nora dear...please slow down. You are too quick for us. Do stay in between stops to enjoy the place. These people sure are friendly and nice. Please show us more of them as the news and other media says otherwise. You are one tough cookie. This video is sure the toughest we have ever seen. Take care but enjoy!
Donald G.H Tan, very well said!! We need to know more about these people. So stay a while if you can. Share their fears and anxieties about the west with us. Tell us about their families, their schools their livelihoods.
That's kind of a thoughtless suggestion. I'm sure she has her own timeframe and reasons for it. Your suggestion would make the cost of the trip and the length of the trip two or three times as much.
There ought to be some kind of Olympic Medal for the strength, concentration, skill and endurance this athlete has had to go through to ride through the countryside on the roads in episodes 77, 78 and 79 - let alone all the rest!
The rest of us mere bikers who do to much risk assessment and then the other mortals who miss the floor when they fall out the bed , here is some inspiration.
Your logistical ability , artist’s eye for natural beauty, your amazing ability to edit, and most of all your gentle, humble kindness to people and animals are very compelling to me. You HAVE TO write a book.
Hello Noraly! There are no words to describe how much I admire what you are doing!! Ride safe and keep giving us those beautiful stories! Best wishes from Greece!
Just watching that last segment travelling through no-man's land was pretty nerve-wracking! Can't imagine what it must have been like for you. So glad you made it through there OK!
At 10000 feet, normally aspirated engines have some 75% power due to lower pressure. So take maybe two thirds of the 24hp of your bike, and you know what power to drag you through that mud was left. That little engine held up stunningly well! The wonderful kindness of the border officials is heart warming, as is yours!
The cold weather is definitely challenging! Noraly has conquered many obstacles in her adventures. It’s fun to watch these early episodes a second time and realize just far Noraly has been, yet, how little has changed! Keep riding Noraly and stay safe!
I'm impressed! That was some very challenging terrain, even for an expert rider. You have nerves of steel but seem super sweet as well. Thanks for sharing your adventures.
Why? Would 99 people give this the thumbs down??? This young woman is inspirational, engaging, educated, (but seeking more knowledge). The best world biking trip since "Mondo Enduro". Yes, she had some support from the Adventure biking companies, but she puts out top quality videos, with excellent drone footage. She also engages with local communities in a completely friendly and non threatening way. A lesson to all of us. GO Noraly, I'll be sad when you stop travelling, but at the same time, happy, because you'll probably end up as a word changing individual.
after watching 79 videos of this amazing woman, this is the first time that l felt concerned about her safety. Thanks for showing me the world through your videos. What a beautiful planet full of beautiful people.
I've seen all of your videos from both seasons and the ones in the Netherlands, but I keep coming back to watch this one again. It's my favourit and the most impressive of them all. I did some long motorcycling trips myself in the 1990's, I know how it feels to ride through rough terrains, through cold wind that leaves you in the virge of frostbyte, but even so, in my trips I have never had such an ordeal like this. The wind so cold, the road so muddy, the slippery snow, the high altitude... I'm really impressed. Every time I watch this video I feel like I'm driving the moto myself, feel every bump, every slip of the rear tire, the wind blowing so cold and strong trying to knock you down, Basanti engine struggling, running in first gear, then the music so special, so well chosen that helps to make the crossing of NOMANSLAND the most epic moment of all of your videos and possible the best part of a video in all youtube. I'm just sorry you didn't point the camera to Basanti to see how muddy it was, and also your trousers and boots for sure. You're much, much, much more than just a girl, Noraly.
And those good guys at the border (thumbs up for them), suddenly they just see a blonde young girl muddy, out of her breath, frozen, almost falling in the ground at any moment, I wonder what they thought.
Watching her come down that mountain really made my heart hurt for her... As a rider, I cannot tell you how scary that must really be... If she gets stuck... if she drops it...she's in trouble. She's got no strength at that altitude and it would have become a desperate situation pretty quickly. Help is nowhere close and won't be able to come anytime real soon if something should happen... It would have been sheer panic all the way down for sure, probably for anyone. I have the highest amount of respect for her as a human being for being brave not just this time, but every time. I'm humbled.
This is the first episode where I got clammy hands just watching. The riding looked very tough. I don't know adventure riding well, but I do know cold weather riding, and how unpleasant it is when the extremities start to go. It can be exceptionally painful too. I think your hand guards probably stopped the worst of the wind, otherwise you'd have been in real difficulty. Those soldiers were fantastic.
Dear Brave Heard, I noticed you only 4 weeks ago unfortunately. Now I am one of your fans. Bravo to you. I have been many times for business in the places like Turkmenistan Kazakhstan Uzbekistan etc... i know even in cities how difficult the things are there. You travel with bikes without anybody , just alone. I respect you. Thanks God, you haven't met anybody dangerous. God is also with you. I hope it goes on like this. i am following your videos with pleasure. All the Best, Kenan
Your passion and drive to travel has placed you in very awkward situations but I think this trip has put you in a very difficult and dangerous position beyond everybody's imagination. But thank God your strong will and drive and God's hand has kept you safe up to this point
Terrifying road, terrible weather, but you made it again. Basanti is realiable motorbike witch seem to take you everywhere you want to go. Again you showed what a fighter and adventure rider you are. Luckily people on the boarder crossing helped you.
Brave girl... when I crossed the snow covered Alps 2 weeks ago, I thought it was quite cold... but I had paved roads. So everything I did was children stuff. Go ahead...and stay healthy!
This was harrowing to watch! We your audience come to think of you more like a sister or daughter or granddaughter, and so to see you struggling through the ice and mud (that I've been in too but not by choice, just like you) makes hearts beat a bit faster. Your obvious love for people and animals is heartwarming and an example for us all to follow.
You can see the evolution between season 1 and 2 just in gear, bike set up. That 1st trip showed how important having the right gear is. Also hard luggage is heavy, your Mosko set up in season 2 /3 is the way to go. Changed my mind on my future set up. I learned so much just by watching your adventure. Thanks Noraly, we love you, stay safe out there 😘
This video really had me more concerned for you than all of the other ones I've seen so far. I'm so glad the border guards took good care of you and you made it through No Mans Land.
Noraly, this has been so far your toughest ride. Stay safe, keep giving us that beautiful smile. You are so strong and an example to all of us motorcyclists.
Going through no-man’s land betwen those border checkpoints must have been super nerve-wracking, being SOOO cold, super muddy, and even snowy/ice-covered. AND at breath-sapping high altitude! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
I remember you holding your 100000 sub. trophy from TH-cam and saying you canot belive you get milion one. I'm telling you now YOU WILL have a milion and then another one! All the best from Poland Norali!
Noraly, you are a strong and brave woman. I must admit, you had me worried on that 18 K run. Glad you made it to a safe destination. Your parents must be quite anxious for you. ;-)
Greetings from England, I am so proud of you and love all the vlogs, what a hero. We are very lucky to travel with you on such a splendid journey. Keep safe and warm.
Another beautiful sunny morning in California my routine starts with brewing my coffee and boiling two eggs for breakfast and meanwhile checking my phone for new updates on Noraly's videos's... Wait... WHAT there is a new video posted but it's been watched more than 21000 yet and I'm behind. I haven't watched it yet just wanted to let you know how many religious followers you have around the world with zero advertisement and and bit network behind you. Some people are exited to watch Game of Thrones and your followers are always anxiously following you and it is not because of the video's only it's because of this marvelous job you are doing by yourself, enough of talking too much. I have to go back to my breakfast and watch this leisurely on the big screen. Keep your feet on the ground and keep reaching for the stars.
i've been binge watching season 1 now for a week or so and this episode just left me gob smacked! that pass was bloody mad... incredible, just incredible 👍
Mud is slippery. Ice is slippery. Icey mud is TREACHEROUS. Good job getting through that. Bet a warm bath felt so good to you. Basanti would probably love a warm bath too. Am very impressed with Basanti. She is a formidable motorbike. Shows good for Royal Enfield India.
I've been watching your videos since more than an hour now, right from the 1st in Delhi.. I was watching episode 23.. and this video notification popped up... really mind blowing.. i have no words to Express what I'm feeling.. all the best 👍🏼🤗❤
OMG! That road with ice frozen mud and the icy wind to top it all up, I was concerned just by watching the video and when you lost your balance once, I just inadvertently screamed, but thank all the Gods of the Multiverse, you miracolously didn't fall. This is the best training to keep focused and cool at the same time. Ninja motorcycling!!! 😊😁👍💖☺️🤗🙏👌😀👏
Read your book and parallel watch the episodes again…….the videos never showed the deprivations you experienced……already had lot of respect for you and now even more……… it is actually weird reading and watching your freezing days while being in tropics myself; but i can imagine and your stories bring me back to my younger years living in Netherlands and riding my bikes in various weatherconditions……freezing hands and toes; so gllad that now here in Thailand it is something i not feel anymore. Look forward to season 8…… somewhere in Asia……..
Nowdays we have electric heating built in the clothes. Driving in The Netherlands in the winter is quite comfortable activity. Me and my bike prefer cold weather above hot summer days full of dust and millions of bugs. As Swedish saying goes: there is no good or bad weather, just good or bad equipment.
This episode is what im waiting, my heart just keeps beating when i started to hear your struggle in breathing. Watched all your ride, this one is very tough and very nervous ride for you and its concerning to watch. One thing that i really admire and notice in your journey is it's true, everytime you needed help, it will come to you..it's so extraordinary.Thank God you made it! Enough words to say April haha! but i am really proud of you!😊
NORA Jan/ Dear NORA That was a terrible experience gasping for air. Hope you doing well after all that torturous riding. Stay save & enjoy the ride Greeting from Afghanistan
@Rata 4U Lol. -40, who is gone endure that harsh climate by motorbike. I would prefer to hunker down and have a tone of pancake with Canadian maple syrup. Greeting from Afg
I just started following you a week ago and decided to go to the beginning of your journey and watch I must say I was worried about you during this awesome episode. I’m glad you’re safe and look forward to your adventures
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Getting through this is uncommon. Freezing, struggling with the muddy paths, and nearly out of breath with the alitude. This lady is incredibly strong mentally !
Huge props to those Border personnel for taking such good care of you, makes the journey so much more easier with people like that along the way.
One of my favorite things about your videos is seeing the warmth in humankind throughout the world. When I first started watching I thought, "wow... I can't believe this woman is doing this on her own." But now I watch and I see that you're not actually alone... when you need something, there is always someone eager to help you. Thank you so much for sharing your experiences with us!
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Hi Nickie, I've been riding solo for 44 years, literally all over North America, and no matter where I go there are always someone to give you a hand. I think it's in our DNA, even though some seem to repress it. I believe a stranger is a friend you haven't met yet. Stay safe out there.
sometimes I think you are crazy to do this alone … but you prove how tough you are !! God bless you
Yes, it's so inspiring.
@@ubayyd Inspiring yes but I would NEVER do that, she is insanely brave! I had anxiety watching her stall in the mud the very first thing. If she got stuck somewhere, how would she survive? She would freeze to death since there is very few people there to rescue her. This is extreme! I love seeing the culture there, have seen some documentaries about the area but never from a young lady's solo adventure. It looks miserable, why do people stay there? I watched a documentary that they had to bury their dead by chopping them up and throwing the boy pieces to the vultures. What do people eat there, they can't grow a garden or have any animals other than Yak I suppose? Also, I noticed that Itchy Boots was freezing and the natives were walking around in t-shirts, amazing! I would love to learn more about their culture and will do some research, Itchy Boots has sparked my interest!
Kudos to the border officials in Tajikistan - I know I am pretty behind on the videos but scenes like this show that even in the most remote parts of the world there are friendly and helpful people!
I can’t imagine how strong and great this lady is, wish her all the best
That was probably one of the most nerve wracking videos ever. I was so worried that you would end up bogged down and stuck in the mud on top of that mountain. You are one tough lady and Basanti is one tough little bike. Hope you end up getting some sponsorship from Royal Enfield as your adventures are proving to be priceless marketing for the Himalayan motorcycle brand.
I agree with You
THis episode popped onto my feed this morning. I had to rewatch it. It is probably the most moving story - the hardship for one, but the innate kindness of the humans she encountered truly touched my heart and shifted my mindset wrt to ignorant biases and preconceived ideas (about people I have never met. Imagine! How arrogant). Thank you Noraly and those guys at the border post. ❤❤❤❤
Noraly, my wife and I are watching both seasons AGAIN! We have told so many people about your channel. It’s better than anything on TV!
I’ve been riding for over 50 years and was fortunate to get to ride during my law enforcement career. My wife rode her own motorcycle for awhile but now she rides with me. We live in Texas and tour the USA. I am
now retired and want you to know you have motivated us to keep riding. My wife, Carol, is excited about buying your merchandise when it becomes available!
Stay safe and God bless!
Same here,watching again. Stay safe brave lady.
Hi Noraly,
The moment where you lost a bit of traction over the ice/snow over the no man's land - i got chills all over my body, felt like i just fell from my motorcycle.
You are so close to our heart. My whole family watch your episodes together. Lots of love. Take care.
Thats actually really cool ! :-D
I really thought she might lose it too and that could have been very bad.
I laughed.
I cursed.
I cried.
I uttered many expletives.
I'm ruined now.
The altitude.
The cold.
The mud.
The ice wind.
That sudden loss of traction and balance.
But you made it!
Never in my life have I been so happy to see someone in a TH-cam video reach a paved road and a small amount of civilization.
The music was haunting, the journey arduous, roads so treacherous, and spirits so high. You deserve salute and respect Ma'am. All the best for your endeavours. God bless you.
During the no-man's-land section ✔️
Certainly deserves our respect. That is for sure.
And the scenery so very beautiful.
I'm impressed with your ability to keep going and going and going.
Damn, that Enfield Himalayan bike really seems to hold up in the most adverse conditions.... and it’s not that expensive a machine. Royal Enfield should definitely sponsor you !!!
That's a great idea Antonio. I wonder if Noraly thought about contacting them about sponsorship. I hope she does so.
I always wondered why they didn't....
Yeah ,i agree with you
Yeah her videos and the review I saw from Fort Nine really made me think I should get a Royal Enfield at some point. They seem to be pretty rock solid.
Most of her subscribers are Indian . They should talk to the dealership when they buy a Enfield
I am 12,000 hours pilot, I never been as anxious in any airplane flying alone for hours as watching all these videos...
I wonder if is the result of just didn't know any better, just good luck or just being a legend... I am sure I can't do it...
I wonder if she would do it all over again...
I started watching this channel over year ago, I stopped watching thinking she was crazy.
Latetly in few weeks I have been watching all the videos
I am really impressed and still get anxious watching them
That was the most toughest track I saw. Snow, mud, high altitude, I could literally see those white cold winds blowing. I can only imagine how tough it would have been for you. Thanks for those military guys they took good care of you.
It's was really a breath taking video.
The section in no mans land is some of the most awe inspiring riding and scenery I have ever seen in ANY motorcycle vlog. I am just wordless to describe it. You cold feel the cold and wind and how hard that must have been. I spent a couple of weeks in Kyrgyzstan and loved it. You
Sometimes I think you're trying to give us all a heart attack...
Also, now any time I hear someone say something about a bad road, I'll probably think of that 18 km of no man's land. What a mess.
well said bro.
Many of the crossing guards are super nice but these guys went above and beyond. Thanks to them and good job on hard day. Thanks for video.
I think there are more good people in most countries than bad. I have been impressed by the wonderful treatment she has received in her travels. It gives me more faith in mankind.
White privilege works wonders
@@sagardhillon9270 no such thing
Nora has courage beyond ordinary human beings, and she is living prof that where ever she go good people are around , to support , to help , to be fellow human brothers and sisters .
We all learn from you Nora , your excellent driving and problem solving skill .
People just love you where ever you go .
Cheers :)
Dear Nora, I've just discover yourself an hour ago. I have to congratulate you for all what you are doing and alone. Its fanthastic to see how you enjoy what you are doing.
I'm also impressed how your Royal Enfield takes you everywhere without problems as far as I know.
Could you tell us whenever is good for you, your impresiones about the bike and what do you find good and what not so good.
I would be very grateful!
I wish you all the best,!
@@juancarloswilkelucena7162 she tells all that in other videos, mainly in the ones about getting the bike serviced from time to time. Happy viewing!
@@nana73carol46 Thank you very much for your reply. I was very worried that an engine with only 24,5 HP were enough to take Norali through all the places (not easy ones) that she drives through, but it works and I'm very impressed how Norali organizes everyday trip.
I'm only concerned when she drives through abandoned places like now the north of Argentina over 4.000 m. altitude and absolutely alone.
My admiration to Norali and I wish her all the best by her traveling.
@@juancarloswilkelucena7162 yes, wow is all I can say. She is terrific at handling her motorcycles. And I worry about her getting stranded somewhere, but more than that I don't know how she has the courage going through all that it takes dealing with people, border crossings, and finding gasoline, food, and a place to rest her tired body. She sure goes through a lot. Her "stunning" 😁 photography and videos could be put into several full length movies.
I anxiously await her next video.
@@juancarloswilkelucena7162 Well The bike Himalayan has been tested in the ruthless rugged terrains of Himalayan Range. And Noraly herself is a ruthless rider, no terrain can challenge her. You should see her crossing India Myanmar border. That's in Himalayan Range.
Episode 89 HELDHAFTIG, pure ellende tussen moeder aarde en God. Tja prachtige beelden maar wat een innerlijke drive, wetende dat basanti alles geeft ,je kunt welhaast hier het eind voelen. Maar daar gaan we weg, geloof dat die gasten aan de grens je nooit meer zullen vergeten ,laat dan iets achter nou meid respect ,ik heb dit die pijn van koude op de motor ook gekend .Succes op je weg
When you were so cold and out of breath, it scared the willies out of me. So delighted that those border officers took good care of you: great chaps 👍💪👍
You are one tough girl !
I know right !!
This is my favorite Itchy boots video, along with Afghan border. It shows how she managed to go through some of the harder countries to enter. She probably could not able to do the same route in 2022 due to Afghanistan’s situation. Her whole first season is a real jewel.
Real test of girl and machine, you and basanti deserve a medal of Honor.All the best from Malaysia.
Oglądam serię od początku i ten film zrobił na mnie jak do tej pory największe wrażenie. Podziwiam Panią za wytrwałość i dziękuję za inspirację dla wielu ludzi.
These type of roads is the ultimate testing of drivers experience and patience -
Nora dear...please slow down. You are too quick for us. Do stay in between stops to enjoy the place. These people sure are friendly and nice. Please show us more of them as the news and other media says otherwise. You are one tough cookie. This video is sure the toughest we have ever seen.
Take care but enjoy!
Donald G.H Tan, very well said!! We need to know more about these people. So stay a while if you can. Share their fears and anxieties about the west with us.
Tell us about their families, their schools their livelihoods.
I’ll add my voice to Donald and Shuja, above.
Your journey is fascinating, but the most interesting parts don’t really show.
She only had a 5 day pass for her motorcycle
That's kind of a thoughtless suggestion. I'm sure she has her own timeframe and reasons for it. Your suggestion would make the cost of the trip and the length of the trip two or three times as much.
Her videos have been eye opening for me. No one in my country knows anything about this part of the world. Her videos are like being there.
There ought to be some kind of Olympic Medal for the strength, concentration, skill and endurance this athlete has had to go through to ride through the countryside on the roads in episodes 77, 78 and 79 - let alone all the rest!
This is crazy for a solo bike rider. Hats off to you. Take care.
The crazy, the determined, the Dutch! What a stretch of road! An epic ride.....
I still find it hard to picture you and Basanti doing that......
You are so incredibly brave. I cannot imagine being in those remote places and not seeing other humans for miles and miles😮
I have never known anyone as tough as you. I wish one day I could meet you in person and listen to you telling your stories of adventure :)
Me too. My face doesn't smile when I'm that cold. I just need hot soup and very hot tea.
Same here 😭❤️
The rest of us mere bikers who do to much risk assessment and then the other mortals who miss the floor when they fall out the bed , here is some inspiration.
Your logistical ability , artist’s eye for natural beauty, your amazing ability to edit, and most of all your gentle, humble kindness to people and animals are very compelling to me. You HAVE TO write a book.
Great advice, she did it...
Those border personnel were really nice Good on them
What a brave steel tough woman, crossing that border in snow cold conditions is real challenge.
Regardless of how robust you are, cold weather just saps the life out of you. This part of the travel was definitely the hardest I’ve seen so far.
Hello Noraly! There are no words to describe how much I admire what you are doing!! Ride safe and keep giving us those beautiful stories! Best wishes from Greece!
Just watching that last segment travelling through no-man's land was pretty nerve-wracking! Can't imagine what it must have been like for you. So glad you made it through there OK!
This was risky driving... you have become my new biking inspiration
At 10000 feet, normally aspirated engines have some 75% power due to lower pressure. So take maybe two thirds of the 24hp of your bike, and you know what power to drag you through that mud was left. That little engine held up stunningly well!
The wonderful kindness of the border officials is heart warming, as is yours!
The cold weather is definitely challenging! Noraly has conquered many obstacles in her adventures. It’s fun to watch these early episodes a second time and realize just far Noraly has been, yet, how little has changed! Keep riding Noraly and stay safe!
Respect for you. It’s amazing doing this part all alone, you have tremendous courage and passion. I salute you
Me and my mom watch your video together and when some amazing comes up, my mom is like wow..!! how she did it... And she loves your video..!!
I'm impressed! That was some very challenging terrain, even for an expert rider. You have nerves of steel but seem super sweet as well. Thanks for sharing your adventures.
I could see the cold in the air. Norally, I don't know how you do what you do! You are amazing!
The music during the ride through no-man’s land is so fitting!
Howdy IB! You are one crazy strong woman! That 18 k of snow,ice,mud,yeti droppings…we’re very impressed! Be safe and strong!❤
Best wishes from INDIA and have a safe journey.😇
I love how you plow through the toughest conditions with a positive attitude and a smile.
Rock On
Why? Would 99 people give this the thumbs down??? This young woman is inspirational, engaging, educated, (but seeking more knowledge). The best world biking trip since "Mondo Enduro".
Yes, she had some support from the Adventure biking companies, but she puts out top quality videos, with excellent drone footage. She also engages with local communities in a completely friendly and non threatening way. A lesson to all of us.
GO Noraly, I'll be sad when you stop travelling, but at the same time, happy, because you'll probably end up as a word changing individual.
after watching 79 videos of this amazing woman, this is the first time that l felt concerned about her safety. Thanks for showing me the world through your videos. What a beautiful planet full of beautiful people.
I've seen all of your videos from both seasons and the ones in the Netherlands, but I keep coming back to watch this one again. It's my favourit and the most impressive of them all. I did some long motorcycling trips myself in the 1990's, I know how it feels to ride through rough terrains, through cold wind that leaves you in the virge of frostbyte, but even so, in my trips I have never had such an ordeal like this. The wind so cold, the road so muddy, the slippery snow, the high altitude... I'm really impressed. Every time I watch this video I feel like I'm driving the moto myself, feel every bump, every slip of the rear tire, the wind blowing so cold and strong trying to knock you down, Basanti engine struggling, running in first gear, then the music so special, so well chosen that helps to make the crossing of NOMANSLAND the most epic moment of all of your videos and possible the best part of a video in all youtube.
I'm just sorry you didn't point the camera to Basanti to see how muddy it was, and also your trousers and boots for sure.
You're much, much, much more than just a girl, Noraly.
And those good guys at the border (thumbs up for them), suddenly they just see a blonde young girl muddy, out of her breath, frozen, almost falling in the ground at any moment, I wonder what they thought.
Вы просто героическая дама Норали, восхищаюсь вами
Watching her come down that mountain really made my heart hurt for her... As a rider, I cannot tell you how scary that must really be... If she gets stuck... if she drops it...she's in trouble. She's got no strength at that altitude and it would have become a desperate situation pretty quickly. Help is nowhere close and won't be able to come anytime real soon if something should happen... It would have been sheer panic all the way down for sure, probably for anyone. I have the highest amount of respect for her as a human being for being brave not just this time, but every time. I'm humbled.
That was a tough ride in the snow and mud through no mans land. Chapeau.
I know many who wouldn't have managed their bike so well in the conditions. Maximum respect Noraly-ji.
Yeah, me. I fell off on a flat road. ABS my ass.
I got anxious just watching the ride through no man's land, I'm in Canada, and can imagine how tough it had to be in the wind, the cold, and the wet
This is the first episode where I got clammy hands just watching. The riding looked very tough. I don't know adventure riding well, but I do know cold weather riding, and how unpleasant it is when the extremities start to go. It can be exceptionally painful too. I think your hand guards probably stopped the worst of the wind, otherwise you'd have been in real difficulty. Those soldiers were fantastic.
They are humanitarians
Супер отчаянная девчонка!!! Привет с Курска!!!
Wow I missed this one. Didn't know I could have MORE respect than I already had. You are a bonafide badass. Truly.
Gutsy girl,stay strong,those 83k subs are hard earned subs,god bless you. 👍
Jagdeep Sekhon A week later it's 90k ! Great content!
Dear Brave Heard, I noticed you only 4 weeks ago unfortunately. Now I am one of your fans. Bravo to you. I have been many times for business in the places like Turkmenistan Kazakhstan Uzbekistan etc... i know even in cities how difficult the things are there. You travel with bikes without anybody , just alone. I respect you. Thanks God, you haven't met anybody dangerous. God is also with you. I hope it goes on like this. i am following your videos with pleasure. All the Best, Kenan
Just to see u pass that 18kms no man's land made be emotional and proud. I am living my dreams through you. Thanks for everything.
Living
Your passion and drive to travel has placed you in very awkward situations but I think this trip has put you in a very difficult and dangerous position beyond everybody's imagination. But thank God your strong will and drive and God's hand has kept you safe up to this point
Terrifying road, terrible weather, but you made it again. Basanti is realiable motorbike witch seem to take you everywhere you want to go. Again you showed what a fighter and adventure rider you are.
Luckily people on the boarder crossing helped you.
Brave girl... when I crossed the snow covered Alps 2 weeks ago, I thought it was quite cold... but I had paved roads. So everything I did was children stuff. Go ahead...and stay healthy!
You are a hardcore top of the line motorcyclist, which never worsened a situation in the toughest of situations.
Noraly, when I saw these difficult paths, I respect you greatly.
OMG Noraly, I could feel the ice cold 'snijdende koude wind'! You are a tough cookie! Glad you made it without problems.
This was harrowing to watch! We your audience come to think of you more like a sister or daughter or granddaughter, and so to see you struggling through the ice and mud (that I've been in too but not by choice, just like you) makes hearts beat a bit faster. Your obvious love for people and animals is heartwarming and an example for us all to follow.
7:00 That is it once you put on an Epic melody on your video, the travel from being crazy turn into adventure.
I love the way you sum up the days events at the of the day. Eagerly awaiting your next adventure.
You can see the evolution between season 1 and 2 just in gear, bike set up.
That 1st trip showed how important having the right gear is. Also hard luggage is heavy, your Mosko set up in season 2 /3 is the way to go. Changed my mind on my future set up.
I learned so much just by watching your adventure.
Thanks Noraly, we love you, stay safe out there 😘
This video really had me more concerned for you than all of the other ones I've seen so far. I'm so glad the border guards took good care of you and you made it through No Mans Land.
Yikes. For sure it was tough and you keep on smiling. Hope you took a good rest.
BASANTI & NORALY, An Amazing Bonding In Making.... Keep Riding....
I am glad that everything went ok .the Iron woman .wishing you a safe adventure
Noraly, this has been so far your toughest ride. Stay safe, keep giving us that beautiful smile. You are so strong and an example to all of us motorcyclists.
Going through no-man’s land betwen those border checkpoints must have been super nerve-wracking, being SOOO cold, super muddy, and even snowy/ice-covered. AND at breath-sapping high altitude! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
I remember you holding your 100000 sub. trophy from TH-cam and saying you canot belive you get milion one. I'm telling you now YOU WILL have a milion and then another one! All the best from Poland Norali!
Noraly, you are a strong and brave woman. I must admit, you had me worried on that 18 K run. Glad you made it to a safe destination. Your parents must be quite anxious for you. ;-)
First time I have been on the edge of my seat in a long time, please be careful and thank you. AWESOME
Greetings from England, I am so proud of you and love all the vlogs, what a hero. We are very lucky to travel with you on such a splendid journey. Keep safe and warm.
All the respect to you Noraly little tough smiley that you are.
Very humbling video. This is my 3rd time watching your journey. No better content in this world.
Another beautiful sunny morning in California my routine starts with brewing my coffee and boiling two eggs for breakfast and meanwhile checking my phone for new updates on Noraly's videos's... Wait... WHAT there is a new video posted but it's been watched more than 21000 yet and I'm behind. I haven't watched it yet just wanted to let you know how many religious followers you have around the world with zero advertisement and and bit network behind you. Some people are exited to watch Game of Thrones and your followers are always anxiously following you and it is not because of the video's only it's because of this marvelous job you are doing by yourself, enough of talking too much. I have to go back to my breakfast and watch this leisurely on the big screen. Keep your feet on the ground and keep reaching for the stars.
I'm really amazed to see how strong you are. Your journey is fantastic, keep it up, but take care of yourself. Best wishes from Italy.
i've been binge watching season 1 now for a week or so and this episode just left me gob smacked! that pass was bloody mad... incredible, just incredible 👍
Noraly What a challenge you faced, breathing problems and a lot of mud. Unbelievable that we how you took on the task 🖐
This girls got balls of steel. Full respect!!!
Mud is slippery. Ice is slippery. Icey mud is TREACHEROUS. Good job getting through that. Bet a warm bath felt so good to you. Basanti would probably love a warm bath too. Am very impressed with Basanti. She is a formidable motorbike. Shows good for Royal Enfield India.
Always relived to see a new video from you . Means that you probably safe somewhere.
I've been watching your videos since more than an hour now, right from the 1st in Delhi.. I was watching episode 23.. and this video notification popped up... really mind blowing.. i have no words to Express what I'm feeling.. all the best 👍🏼🤗❤
OMG! That road with ice frozen mud and the icy wind to top it all up, I was concerned just by watching the video and when you lost your balance once, I just inadvertently screamed, but thank all the Gods of the Multiverse, you miracolously didn't fall. This is the best training to keep focused and cool at the same time. Ninja motorcycling!!!
😊😁👍💖☺️🤗🙏👌😀👏
Read your book and parallel watch the episodes again…….the videos never showed the deprivations you experienced……already had lot of respect for you and now even more……… it is actually weird reading and watching your freezing days while being in tropics myself; but i can imagine and your stories bring me back to my younger years living in Netherlands and riding my bikes in various weatherconditions……freezing hands and toes; so gllad that now here in Thailand it is something i not feel anymore. Look forward to season 8…… somewhere in Asia……..
Nowdays we have electric heating built in the clothes. Driving in The Netherlands in the winter is quite comfortable activity. Me and my bike prefer cold weather above hot summer days full of dust and millions of bugs. As Swedish saying goes: there is no good or bad weather, just good or bad equipment.
This episode is what im waiting, my heart just keeps beating when i started to hear your struggle in breathing. Watched all your ride, this one is very tough and very nervous ride for you and its concerning to watch. One thing that i really admire and notice in your journey is it's true, everytime you needed help, it will come to you..it's so extraordinary.Thank God you made it!
Enough words to say April haha! but i am really proud of you!😊
NORA Jan/ Dear NORA
That was a terrible experience gasping for air.
Hope you doing well after all that torturous riding.
Stay save & enjoy the ride
Greeting from Afghanistan
@Rata 4U
Lol.
-40, who is gone endure that harsh climate by motorbike.
I would prefer to hunker down and have a tone of pancake with Canadian maple syrup.
Greeting from Afg
When the going gets tough, the tough get going... You go girl...
Я восхищаюсь вашей отваге, Нурали!
I just started following you a week ago and decided to go to the beginning of your journey and watch I must say I was worried about you during this awesome episode. I’m glad you’re safe and look forward to your adventures
That looked seriously brutal, Noraly...good on ya for powering through all of that...you're a force!!