The police instructors are excellent. Great advert for Dutch police and I hope your videos will encourage more female police officers to become motorcycle cops.
In the 1980's I did the police circuit training at the Zandvoort Formula 1 race track. One of the instructors made a bet.. for a crate of beer.. He was able to ride the full circuit standing on the saddle of the police bike. Every 3 weeks :-) he won a crate of beer.
My first female, direct collegue, even in the same team, who got the police motorbike training was around 1985. Many female collegues followed. I have not the impression there is any diffrence, based on sexe in the Dutch police. All functions open to all, for many years already.
I do get your point Dickie, but I am like you (from a different generation) this great remark is about engagement of this young fine brilliant generation...
I am watching this 3 years later, loving every minute.What an amazing academy. These officers, riders are so well trained. Noraly was having an amazing time. Thank you so much for sharing your amazing experience.
❤Loved it, Noraly! Extraordinary handling and fantastic experience 🏍❤. Thank you, Noraly, for sharing! You have a Wonderful gift and how you bring us all together along with you is priceless. The trainers were very good with you & the challenges you accomplished!! Congratulations 👍🏍
18:30 Training Officer: "You've got some off road experience?" Noraly, "Yah" then that giggle we all enjoy. I have no doubt the officer was quite impressed, as he all but confessed in acknowledging the one exercise Noraly is the only "trainee" he's ever had attempt it. Police officers around the world are great folks....So glad they gave our heroine the chance to do this.
Technically there were always roads? In earlier videos i found it a bit confusing when she talks about offroading. Always looked like perfectly good roads to me, it's just not always paved over. But i'm not a rider, maybe it's just a term.
Na Ri Though it is a road and unpaved, there are ruts, potholes, loose dirt or gravel, if there is a stream or it’s raining then you’re dealing with mud. And it is easier to control an automobile than a motorcycle in such conditions. And it is possible to lose control of either if you’re driving too fast or too slow. And you only get better by experience!
@@nari5025 Did you see the river gushing across the mountain road during the storm in South America. I can't remember which country. I just remember being relieved that she was safely on the other side. Yes, it was a road. Huge parts had been washed down the mountain. She was crossing during a major wash. Noraly walks close to the line so many times. We all breathe a deep sigh of relief when she emerges on the other side. A few of us have walked close enough to see the line. But most have never walked as close as she has. Watch all of her videos. There are some single track as well as some times that the roads disappear and she is trying to find a route to civilization.
I realy like how every obstacle, every mistake is rather not taken as failure ,- than as a nice oportunity to make a lesson out of it ! Thats a total relaxed way to teach an learn ...Thumps UP to the NL Police Acadamy :-D
It's like that in pretty much every structure in the netherlands. I work at a big bank and the same kind of culture operates there. If I or someone else makes a mistake we go 'okay why/how did this happen? What lessons can we learn from this and how can we turn this negative into a positive?'
I was impressed by the fact that the instructors did not appear to give you any slack. They maintained their expectations high for you. A sure sign that you had earned their respect - no easy task. Congratulations. Happy New Year!
They are great instructors. When your student is learning fast you need to challenge them when they fail, not go slower. You need to keep the fast learner interested. That's what they did with her.
Yes he watched her very closely and evaluated her ability and took her to her next level! He did an excellent job of challenging her and pushing her abilities.
These motor cops are true professionals in the manner that they interact with the people they serve, or civilians. A stark contrast to the motor cops in another country that I'm thinking of. Very impressed with them indeed. I also have no doubt that they were impressed with your grit, Noraly. Thanks for sharing this very enlightening series of episodes with them.
In Ireland 🇮🇪, they're the same, without the marvellous track, we've got Donameade strand for that.... take your clothes off, on the sandunes, and stay upright.
Totally agree. Just retired as a police officer in England after more than 30 years. I also served in Germany / Holland in the RAF ...... and these guys are more professional and the most similar to UK police than all those others I have experienced. ' Of the people for the people ' .
Police Instructor: "Do you have any off-road experience?" Noraly: "Hold my Heineken!!!" Seriously, to do that was a privilege. These guys are the Top Gun of Dutch Motorcycle training, I would love to spend a day (or more) doing what Noraly did !!!
Depends. I`ve lost them on multiple occasions on the bike. When it`s going really fast they can`t keep up. Was caught once when i stopped because the traffic was just too much. In the city and streets it would be a different story.
I am just now catching up with your previous videos and these ones with the motopolice have just been extraordinary. I've never wanted to be a motocop in the Netherlands more than I do right now. Which means nothing since I'm just some guy from the US that's never even been on a bike. But I think those officers were seriously impressed. I've been watching the latest series through Africa, but I think if you ever stop riding around the world, I would watch the "Adventures of Noraly the MotoCop" as well. Think of it...Noraly on a big boxer BMW responding to calls and chasing down bad guys...perfect!
Brilliant video, thanks for all these video's, they're a tonic to watch in these difficult times. A big Thumbs👍👍 up to the Dutch Police too, for allowing you to take part in their training. Happy 2021 to all that read this. Take care everyone.
This little Bike academy movie is the best advertise the Police ever had.... Well done Noraly. Great Episode. Especially the breaking in corners was an eye opener to me! 👌👍
The end of this episode was the most fun to watch of all the seasons. It looks like you were having fun. The Academy guys seems very nice and friendly. Happy New Year Noraly.
Some propaganda from the bleu bastards. They are polishing their image after beating up eldery people ore anyone else that stand for freedom. They are all idiots following commands. Today they laugh with you tommorow they bring your kids to a covid camp..2020 show us the true face of the police system
My favorite comment was "You have off road experience?" and I thought uhhh Yes! The trainer should check out Noraly's earlier seasons and the roads in Asia or South America. Today's training looks difficult but fun. You are a trooper!
I've been riding bikes for 50 years and consider myself a reasonably experienced rider but in these last few weeks you have way surpassed me with you're motorcycle all-round experience and experiences. Brilliant.
I did an advanced skills course offered privately by a number of long time police instructors last summer, loved it. These guys would LOVE for have a training facility like that! Awesome!! I'm sure cops around the world would be very jealous!!
There could be no better way to end this year on your channel, Noraly. This was one of the best, funniest and most exciting episodes ever. I was also impressed by the quality of training of the Dutch Politie and how kind they were to you. Big thumbs up for them too. I'm very glad that early this year I came across your channel when searching for a good pic of a RE to put on the desktop. Since this is the last video of 2020 I wish you a happy new year for you, for your family and for your extended family that are now 631000 people all over the world that do like and care about you. See you on your next video.
I watched both police academy videos, and I've got to say that as an ex instructor (not police), who has also spent quite a bit of time working cycling events with police solos, as a moto scout, I love the way that most police ride. These guys you got to train with are just great, they have the relaxed easy going attitude that comes with real mastery of their specialty. No stress at all, just explain what should happen, how to make it happen, and then why it didn't happen, so you can adjust your riding and get it next time. The chief instructor is really on his game, he has the ease that riders develop when they spend all their working hours on a bike, and he has that rare ability to clearly communicate exactly what is needed to overcome some difficult excercises (braking in a corner is not as easy to teach as he makes it look). The fact that his students pick it up so fast, means he is really good at what he does. I think I will be watching a lot more of your videos, it's nice to see someone who has a great attitude towards riding, and obviously loves it the way you do. You are inspiring me to get out and ride more, and start finding that enjoyment again after nearly 8 years off a bike. I had a bad accident (not bike, or car related) where I had a paralysed right arm that I have fought for years to regain movement and control with. I have enough movement to slowly ride my dirt bike, but haven''t got the front brake, or throttle control yet to feel comfortable back on a big road bike. That will come with time, and also with the encouragement that your clips bring me as I watch you conquering your fear and ramping up your learning curve continuously. Keep it up, and you will become a very competent safe rider.
I noticed the same thing. My license instructor rides like that too and I find it extremely difficult to emulate, probably like you say a lot of training to get relaxed like that an not working unnecessarily with the body.
@@kristofferrydquist8384 I have been back on the road riding now since last November, and I have noticed that my riding fitness is very lacking after so many years off a big road bike. As always, practice, practice, practice, and it is slowly getting easier. I recently bought an old ex police R1200 RT, and it's pretty big and bulky to throw around, but head position, and where you are looking during a corner makes a big difference. I am getting more used to the bike , and am starting to find that it is quite flickable from lane to lane if you stay relaxed, although I am finding it runs out of ground clearance in corners quite easily. I think it must have a pretty long wheelbase, even though it looks balanced because it needs to be leant over a long way to get round corners that don't look too tight. The worst thing is my bum is suffering from lack of toughness on long rides, and will probably take a long time to acclimatize to it. Break out the sheepskin.
I really enjoyed this 2 part series. Your first instructor, the tall guy with the Hi Viz jacket, he really wanted you to learn as you went instead of just taking you through the excercises. Noraly, you did awesome! Congrats!
Thanks for making 2020 a far better year, X 1000 it means quite alot to be virtually included in these adventures! Blessings and Happy New Year to all!
Impressed with the instructors and the training given. Looks to me that your skills have really improved since India. Everyone should have practice like this on their bikes. Ride safe.
You are A1 Noraly, all this on bikes you had never ridden. You had fantastic instructors. They are the same genre as the police instructors in UK that do the I.A.M. as observers. First class all of them and the patience of saints "normally."
I am a keen cyclist and because of bad weather I was riding my bike on rollers watching this. I actually rode the off road segments like I was on the tracks. I slowed down on the downhills and boosted the power up hill, used body language to keep the bike upright. All this on a stationary bike! I did not realised I was doing it until well into the video and even then found it hard not to follow the instructions given. Top stuff Noraly!
I'm truly impressed by your confidence and riding skills; some of your very best videos ever. Felt like I was there doing the exercises with you. Thanks and well done.
Great video of some intense training. Enjoyed the cross riding, found myself sitting in chair and leaning into turns and feeling the bumps. Wishing Noraly and everyone here a Happy New Year and hopefully getting back to a more normal routine and rides that we all miss.
Just when I was thinking "Why not use the stairs?" the instructor said the same thing. 😁 Sometimes the simplest solutions are the best. Happy new year Noraly, let's hope 2021 is a lot better then 2020.
Oh, musste ich gerade lachen gegen Schluss. Er führt Dich zu allen möglichen Stands, inklusive Treppen fahren, die Du alle bestens meisterst, dann fällt ihm noch eine Übung ein, die er noch nie gemacht hat. Großartig!
That looked like alot of fun! Big props aswell to the police academy that they let you do that and film/publish aswell! Already looking forward to the next episode. Happy new year everybody!
You only dumped the bikes a few times...I’d call that a success! 😆😆 You did great and I was very nervous for you, so I hope you enjoyed it. You should very proud!
Got my T shirt for my 69th. got my license 3 months ago. What did we Itchy booters do BN (before Noraly)? Silly question but is she the best TH-camr ever?
That was a great experience! And you didn't swear once, you're always in good spirits! People interested in Dutch motorcycle police, I can recommend 'politievlogger Jan-Willem'. Noraly, I don't know if you're ever going to read this, but you may consider a KNMV course/advanced course. They'll teach on the street and also on this track at Lelystad. For our foreign visitors, Lelystad is not just a city, there's also this and other tracks, and an airport.
Deze twee video's roepen herinneringen op. Twee jaar geleden via een rijschool ook een cursus gedaan, niet bij de politie maar bij Moto Sportivo Motortrainingen. Dit was een bochtencursus, die jij ook met de BMW gereden hebt. Ik reed met mijn eigen motor(de foto hiernaast is genomen tijdens de cursus) een Goldwing 1100 uit '83. Na een dag heb je zoveel geleerd en zoveel meer vertrouwen in je eigen bike. Plus een hartstikke leuke dag. Mooi om dit weer terug te zien en te merken hoeveel plezier je er zelf in had. Ik volg je nog niet zo lang en bewonder je moed op alleen op reis te gaan. Hopelijk kun je snel weer op pad. Fijne jaarwisseling en een gezond en inspirerend 2021.
Fabulous training for even the experienced rider. Really highlights the importance of balance, throttle/clutch control and vision. Great video, impressive riding and attitude.👍
Absolutely showed the training and skills of the Dutch Police Bikers. If only this was the norm for many other countries. Great skills tests, and you did well..
Thanks Noraly fore this Newyear pressent to all your followes. Love the things you do fore us. When the world went crazy and locked down then you went creativ. And it hawe to be lot of job to get promision to get police academy inwolwed. Hope 2021 will be a better year fore us all. With love from Sweden
It’s pretty cool that after your fantastic trip from India to The Netherlands , and your halfway...ish trip from Buenos Aires to Alaska you ”dig deeper” in your riding skills. When the time comes when you continue your trip to Alaska , the bolder you will be , I think. Happy New Year 🥳 from Sweden 🇸🇪.
I can only say that what you do is very valuable when a young girl thinks of the exciting future she can create and thinks about its possibility, and that you can remind us so beautifully to smile in any situation.🌟🙌🙂
When the officers were asking about your boots you should have said they are are Itchy Boots 😁. I learned things watching both or your police training videos. Thank you and Happy New Year!
Noraly, my brother is hardcore Harley, former military, no patience, always on the go. Never thought I'd be able to get him interested in your channel, but finally got him to watch '75 Years of Freedom'. He subscribed right then and is watching all your videos! We try to take a bike trip each year together, the covid messed that up this year, but I still get to travel vicariously through your bike trips . Thank You!
You are absolutely the cutiest Mc-Police ever and You have traveled where none of them would dare to drive, ALONE! It´s nice to see You filling up the time waiting for to continue Your voyage to Alaska with all these nice videos from Holland! Hard not to love You Noraly!
lovely exercises! can't wait for next episode! great job as always Noraly, thanks for the episode, really appreciate it. Happy new year to everyone in the comment, stay safe out there wherever you are.
This new season has been so awesome! Really looking forward to the next episode. The teaser she shows here reminds me a lot of how the trails look like in Sweden 🇸🇪
That guy is a great instructor, very laidback and confident. This inspires confidence in the students. It’s way more productive than the old days of the drill instructor mentality. That’s usually what you get when instructors lack the experience to be an instructor. They just yell at the students and tell them they’re wrong because the lack confidence in their own abilities.
![Itchy Boots tries Enduro - THIS IS HARD! [S4 - Eps. 10]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/HUZINsU40Fk/mqdefault.jpg)
![Itchy Boots tries Enduro - THIS IS HARD! [S4 - Eps. 10]](/img/tr.png)
![Itchy Boots goes mini-bike!! [S4 - Eps. 1]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/pTXOD2QNIz0/mqdefault.jpg)
The police instructors are excellent. Great advert for Dutch police and I hope your videos will encourage more female police officers to become motorcycle cops.
Positive comment well said.
In the 1980's I did the police circuit training at the Zandvoort Formula 1 race track. One of the instructors made a bet.. for a crate of beer.. He was able to ride the full circuit standing on the saddle of the police bike. Every 3 weeks :-) he won a crate of beer.
My first female, direct collegue, even in the same team, who got the police motorbike training was around 1985. Many female collegues followed. I have not the impression there is any diffrence, based on sexe in the Dutch police. All functions open to all, for many years already.
I do get your point Dickie, but I am like you (from a different generation) this great remark is about engagement of this young fine brilliant generation...
Having a lot of fun
I am watching this 3 years later, loving every minute.What an amazing academy. These officers, riders are so well trained. Noraly was having an amazing time. Thank you so much for sharing your amazing experience.
The instructors were SOOO AMAZING, but girl you were FIERCE. Well done Noraly!
FIERCE! Exactly! And a big Thumbs Up to the Police Academy Instructors too!
❤Loved it, Noraly! Extraordinary handling and fantastic experience 🏍❤. Thank you, Noraly, for sharing! You have a Wonderful gift and how you bring us all together along with you is priceless. The trainers were very good with you & the challenges you accomplished!! Congratulations 👍🏍
As a former cop, knowing how tough the courses at Lelystad are....
I AM PROUD OF YOU! YOU DID VERY WELL.
18:30 Training Officer: "You've got some off road experience?" Noraly, "Yah" then that giggle we all enjoy. I have no doubt the officer was quite impressed, as he all but confessed in acknowledging the one exercise Noraly is the only "trainee" he's ever had attempt it. Police officers around the world are great folks....So glad they gave our heroine the chance to do this.
Thank you for sharing and a big shout out to the Dutch Police for making this episode possible!
"You've got some off road experience?" Noraly trying not to laugh...."Yes"
Technically there were always roads? In earlier videos i found it a bit confusing when she talks about offroading. Always looked like perfectly good roads to me, it's just not always paved over.
But i'm not a rider, maybe it's just a term.
Na Ri Though it is a road and unpaved, there are ruts, potholes, loose dirt or gravel, if there is a stream or it’s raining then you’re dealing with mud. And it is easier to control an automobile than a motorcycle in such conditions. And it is possible to lose control of either if you’re driving too fast or too slow.
And you only get better by experience!
@@nari5025 she had oman expirience
@@nari5025 Did you see the river gushing across the mountain road during the storm in South America. I can't remember which country. I just remember being relieved that she was safely on the other side. Yes, it was a road. Huge parts had been washed down the mountain. She was crossing during a major wash. Noraly walks close to the line so many times. We all breathe a deep sigh of relief when she emerges on the other side. A few of us have walked close enough to see the line. But most have never walked as close as she has. Watch all of her videos. There are some single track as well as some times that the roads disappear and she is trying to find a route to civilization.
@@nari5025 Off Road can have values that vary from no paving, to no previous track.
I realy like how every obstacle, every mistake is rather not taken as failure ,- than as a nice oportunity to make a lesson out of it ! Thats a total relaxed way to teach an learn ...Thumps UP to the NL Police Acadamy :-D
It's like that in pretty much every structure in the netherlands. I work at a big bank and the same kind of culture operates there. If I or someone else makes a mistake we go 'okay why/how did this happen? What lessons can we learn from this and how can we turn this negative into a positive?'
Very good. The instructor was excellent. He was gentle but still challenged you. There aren't many gifted teachers like that.
At least for the bits she edited in - there might be more we did not see............
I was impressed by the fact that the instructors did not appear to give you any slack. They maintained their expectations
high for you. A sure sign that you had earned their respect - no easy task. Congratulations. Happy New Year!
They are great instructors. When your student is learning fast you need to challenge them when they fail, not go slower. You need to keep the fast learner interested. That's what they did with her.
Yes he watched her very closely and evaluated her ability and took her to her next level! He did an excellent job of challenging her and pushing her abilities.
These motor cops are true professionals in the manner that they interact with the people they serve, or civilians. A stark contrast to the motor cops in another country that I'm thinking of. Very impressed with them indeed. I also have no doubt that they were impressed with your grit, Noraly. Thanks for sharing this very enlightening series of episodes with them.
In Ireland 🇮🇪, they're the same, without the marvellous track, we've got Donameade strand for that.... take your clothes off, on the sandunes, and stay upright.
Totally agree. Just retired as a police officer in England after more than 30 years. I also served in Germany / Holland in the RAF ...... and these guys are more professional and the most similar to UK police than all those others I have experienced. ' Of the people for the people ' .
Police Instructor: "Do you have any off-road experience?"
Noraly: "Hold my Heineken!!!"
Seriously, to do that was a privilege. These guys are the Top Gun of Dutch Motorcycle training, I would love to spend a day (or more) doing what Noraly did !!!
Depends. I`ve lost them on multiple occasions on the bike. When it`s going really fast they can`t keep up. Was caught once when i stopped because the traffic was just too much.
In the city and streets it would be a different story.
We had an absolute blast as well. 😁🏴🇬🇧
Amazing instructor , no wonder why the Dutch police is one of the best in the world.
I've just spent the last 30mins with a big grin on my face. Thank you.
Yeah
I grew up in Lelystad but live in Australia now for over 20 years, it's so funny to see that every hill is man-made.
What a brilliant instructor you have 👍👍
I am just now catching up with your previous videos and these ones with the motopolice have just been extraordinary. I've never wanted to be a motocop in the Netherlands more than I do right now. Which means nothing since I'm just some guy from the US that's never even been on a bike. But I think those officers were seriously impressed. I've been watching the latest series through Africa, but I think if you ever stop riding around the world, I would watch the "Adventures of Noraly the MotoCop" as well. Think of it...Noraly on a big boxer BMW responding to calls and chasing down bad guys...perfect!
"OOPAH!!" Noraly at the off-road Roller Coaster. So much fun in this episode, and nearly a half-hour, too. Good job!
Understatement of the year: "you have some off-road experience".
Yh I felt she had 0 experience off rd lol loved the video n now have some more training to do myself
Brilliant video, thanks for all these video's, they're a tonic to watch in these difficult times. A big Thumbs👍👍 up to the Dutch Police too, for allowing you to take part in their training. Happy 2021 to all that read this. Take care everyone.
This little Bike academy movie is the best advertise the Police ever had.... Well done Noraly. Great Episode. Especially the breaking in corners was an eye opener to me! 👌👍
The end of this episode was the most fun to watch of all the seasons. It looks like you were having fun. The Academy guys seems very nice and friendly. Happy New Year Noraly.
That part was watching a Noraly in her natural habitat 🙂
You’re not the only one who had a blast! I enjoyed these two last episodes very much Noraly. You were great and also the police with their training.
Your instructors and everyone else were so welcoming and encouraging.
Great episode and very entertaining .
Some propaganda from the bleu bastards. They are polishing their image after beating up eldery people ore anyone else that stand for freedom. They are all idiots following commands. Today they laugh with you tommorow they bring your kids to a covid camp..2020 show us the true face of the police system
Brilliant teachers. They are so cool and patient. No blame game, just let's look at the issue and solve it. Brilliant!
My favorite comment was "You have off road experience?" and I thought uhhh Yes! The trainer should check out Noraly's earlier seasons and the roads in Asia or South America. Today's training looks difficult but fun. You are a trooper!
He said it in a way which suggests he knows that
I am sure they are all subscribers to her channel. If they were not before - now they are....
Superb trainer and brave student! Great filming..thankyou.😊
You are so awesome!! Police acadamy was SUPER!! 👌👏👏.
I've been riding bikes for 50 years and consider myself a reasonably experienced rider but in these last few weeks you have way surpassed me with you're motorcycle all-round experience and experiences. Brilliant.
What an amazing experience you had there. I'm so glad the Dutch Police were so gracious to give you that experience.
Your skills are amazing, and so brave tackling some of those challenges, very inspiring. The dutch police were fantastic.
HAPPY NEW YEAR to all Itchy Booters 🥂🍾🎊🧨😉
Exactly. Itchy Booters. Cheers from a transplanted Dane.
Happy New Year to you too ! - and to all the rest of us “Itchy-booters”,! May everyone be well and have a wonderful 2021 !❤️🍾
You just killed ever challenge they put in front of you! "OPPAA" can be heard around the world now. Best Episode so far, loving every bit of this.
You were not the only one to be a little bit overwhelmed with that one. Very well done. Alan.
I did an advanced skills course offered privately by a number of long time police instructors last summer, loved it. These guys would LOVE for have a training facility like that! Awesome!! I'm sure cops around the world would be very jealous!!
You did amazingly well on your police bike training course, well done indeed, brilliant .
Watching this in lockdown brought a huge grin to my face. You rode brilliantly and your enthusiasm is contagious....thank you for sharing!
Happy New Year 2021 to the Internet 😊
Love from Nepal 💙🇳🇵
You too sir
superleuk these 2 episodes!! kudos for the police academy !!
There could be no better way to end this year on your channel, Noraly. This was one of the best, funniest and most exciting episodes ever. I was also impressed by the quality of training of the Dutch Politie and how kind they were to you. Big thumbs up for them too.
I'm very glad that early this year I came across your channel when searching for a good pic of a RE to put on the desktop.
Since this is the last video of 2020 I wish you a happy new year for you, for your family and for your extended family that are now 631000 people all over the world that do like and care about you.
See you on your next video.
I watched both police academy videos, and I've got to say that as an ex instructor (not police), who has also spent quite a bit of time working cycling events with police solos, as a moto scout, I love the way that most police ride. These guys you got to train with are just great, they have the relaxed easy going attitude that comes with real mastery of their specialty. No stress at all, just explain what should happen, how to make it happen, and then why it didn't happen, so you can adjust your riding and get it next time. The chief instructor is really on his game, he has the ease that riders develop when they spend all their working hours on a bike, and he has that rare ability to clearly communicate exactly what is needed to overcome some difficult excercises (braking in a corner is not as easy to teach as he makes it look). The fact that his students pick it up so fast, means he is really good at what he does. I think I will be watching a lot more of your videos, it's nice to see someone who has a great attitude towards riding, and obviously loves it the way you do. You are inspiring me to get out and ride more, and start finding that enjoyment again after nearly 8 years off a bike. I had a bad accident (not bike, or car related) where I had a paralysed right arm that I have fought for years to regain movement and control with. I have enough movement to slowly ride my dirt bike, but haven''t got the front brake, or throttle control yet to feel comfortable back on a big road bike. That will come with time, and also with the encouragement that your clips bring me as I watch you conquering your fear and ramping up your learning curve continuously. Keep it up, and you will become a very competent safe rider.
I noticed the same thing. My license instructor rides like that too and I find it extremely difficult to emulate, probably like you say a lot of training to get relaxed like that an not working unnecessarily with the body.
@@kristofferrydquist8384 I have been back on the road riding now since last November, and I have noticed that my riding fitness is very lacking after so many years off a big road bike. As always, practice, practice, practice, and it is slowly getting easier. I recently bought an old ex police R1200 RT, and it's pretty big and bulky to throw around, but head position, and where you are looking during a corner makes a big difference. I am getting more used to the bike , and am starting to find that it is quite flickable from lane to lane if you stay relaxed, although I am finding it runs out of ground clearance in corners quite easily. I think it must have a pretty long wheelbase, even though it looks balanced because it needs to be leant over a long way to get round corners that don't look too tight. The worst thing is my bum is suffering from lack of toughness on long rides, and will probably take a long time to acclimatize to it. Break out the sheepskin.
I really enjoyed this 2 part series. Your first instructor, the tall guy with the Hi Viz jacket, he really wanted you to learn as you went instead of just taking you through the excercises. Noraly, you did awesome! Congrats!
The instructors are so good!!!!
I can see Noraly on Ronin sitting at a stoplight and looking at nearby stairs and getting a big smile.
Happy New Year.
Well done, Bootsy!
The academy instructor at the cross track knew and saw Noraly was an experienced and accompished rider.
Love her attitude! She never seems to get frustrated or angry.
Thanks for making 2020 a far better year, X 1000 it means quite alot to be virtually included in these adventures! Blessings and Happy New Year to all!
You did well to pick up that bike 👍🏻🏴
I might emigrate to the Netherlands and join the Motorcycle-Police just to get a go at this Parcour...very cool!
The teachings as well as the exercises in these episodes are worth the unpredictable when you get back into the adventures of the world.
I really love seeing your passion of motorcycles and branching out and seeing all the variety of riding that can be done.
Impressed with the instructors and the training given. Looks to me that your skills have really improved since India. Everyone should have practice like this on their bikes. Ride safe.
Noraly you have the best job in the world... Happy New Year....Ride Safe
You are A1 Noraly, all this on bikes you had never ridden. You had fantastic instructors. They are the same genre as the police instructors in UK that do the I.A.M. as observers. First class all of them and the patience of saints "normally."
Quote: “So Much Fun - Super Cool!” I smiled throughout the entire video. Good Job!
I am a keen cyclist and because of bad weather I was riding my bike on rollers watching this. I actually rode the off road segments like I was on the tracks. I slowed down on the downhills and boosted the power up hill, used body language to keep the bike upright. All this on a stationary bike! I did not realised I was doing it until well into the video and even then found it hard not to follow the instructions given. Top stuff Noraly!
You never cease to amaze your viewers Noraly!
Wishing you a great and successful 2021.
I'm truly impressed by your confidence and riding skills; some of your very best videos ever. Felt like I was there doing the exercises with you. Thanks and well done.
Great video of some intense training. Enjoyed the cross riding, found myself sitting in chair and leaning into turns and feeling the bumps. Wishing Noraly and everyone here a Happy New Year and hopefully getting back to a more normal routine and rides that we all miss.
That girl’s a natural. Hats off to Norally. Looks like fabulous fun.
Just when I was thinking "Why not use the stairs?" the instructor said the same thing. 😁 Sometimes the simplest solutions are the best.
Happy new year Noraly, let's hope 2021 is a lot better then 2020.
All the dirtbike stuff looked like a super fun time.
correct me if I am wrong but I think you enjoy off road more than on road, what a blast that was, well done you. Happy New year to you ❤
I think I found a new hero. Brave girl! And a great rider.
Oh, musste ich gerade lachen gegen Schluss. Er führt Dich zu allen möglichen Stands, inklusive Treppen fahren, die Du alle bestens meisterst, dann fällt ihm noch eine Übung ein, die er noch nie gemacht hat. Großartig!
Just...excellent. Kudos to the police bikers and your instructors but even more to you for doing so well. Happy New Year to all Itchy Boots fans!
That looked like alot of fun!
Big props aswell to the police academy that they let you do that and film/publish aswell!
Already looking forward to the next episode.
Happy new year everybody!
Thanks a lot for all persons
You only dumped the bikes a few times...I’d call that a success! 😆😆
You did great and I was very nervous for you, so I hope you enjoyed it. You should very proud!
Soooo cool. Those instructors are not only good at their job, they have a confident good energy about them. Good job Itchy!
I haven't watched yet, busy day, but today I got my Noraly T Shirt for my 70th Birthday. Pretty good day.
Got my T shirt for my 69th. got my license 3 months ago. What did we Itchy booters do BN (before Noraly)? Silly question but is she the best TH-camr ever?
@@surferdude7013 right now, for motorcyclists, she's certainly somewhere at the top.
That was very impressive!! And most enjoyable to see the Dutch police.
That was a great experience!
And you didn't swear once, you're always in good spirits!
People interested in Dutch motorcycle police, I can recommend 'politievlogger Jan-Willem'.
Noraly, I don't know if you're ever going to read this, but you may consider a KNMV course/advanced course. They'll teach on the street and also on this track at Lelystad.
For our foreign visitors, Lelystad is not just a city, there's also this and other tracks, and an airport.
Deze twee video's roepen herinneringen op. Twee jaar geleden via een rijschool ook een cursus gedaan, niet bij de politie maar bij Moto Sportivo Motortrainingen. Dit was een bochtencursus, die jij ook met de BMW gereden hebt. Ik reed met mijn eigen motor(de foto hiernaast is genomen tijdens de cursus) een Goldwing 1100 uit '83. Na een dag heb je zoveel geleerd en zoveel meer vertrouwen in je eigen bike. Plus een hartstikke leuke dag. Mooi om dit weer terug te zien en te merken hoeveel plezier je er zelf in had. Ik volg je nog niet zo lang en bewonder je moed op alleen op reis te gaan. Hopelijk kun je snel weer op pad. Fijne jaarwisseling en een gezond en inspirerend 2021.
Remember Noraly : “ Who Dares Wins “ you dared and you won ! Go girl happy new year 2021 🥳 🎉 🎊
Well done!
Fabulous training for even the experienced rider. Really highlights the importance of balance, throttle/clutch control and vision. Great video, impressive riding and attitude.👍
Absolutely showed the training and skills of the Dutch Police Bikers. If only this was the norm for many other countries. Great skills tests, and you did well..
Thanks Noraly fore this Newyear pressent to all your followes.
Love the things you do fore us.
When the world went crazy and locked down then you went creativ.
And it hawe to be lot of job to get promision to get police academy inwolwed.
Hope 2021 will be a better year fore us all.
With love from Sweden
Great instructors! Brilliant Noraly!
It’s pretty cool that after your fantastic trip from India to The Netherlands , and your halfway...ish trip from Buenos Aires to Alaska you ”dig deeper” in your riding skills.
When the time comes when you continue your trip to Alaska , the bolder you will be , I think.
Happy New Year 🥳 from Sweden 🇸🇪.
I can only say that what you do is very valuable when a young girl thinks of the exciting future she can create and thinks about its possibility, and that you can remind us so beautifully to smile in any situation.🌟🙌🙂
When the officers were asking about your boots you should have said they are are Itchy Boots 😁. I learned things watching both or your police training videos. Thank you and Happy New Year!
N, we are so proud of and impressed by you. Just the best!
Wow, such an excellent video, the skills side is fascinating and what a great bunch of police instructors - so chilled. Love the outtakes too!
Noraly, my brother is hardcore Harley, former military, no patience, always on the go. Never thought I'd be able to get him interested in your channel, but finally got him to watch '75 Years of Freedom'. He subscribed right then and is watching all your videos! We try to take a bike trip each year together, the covid messed that up this year, but I still get to travel vicariously through your bike trips . Thank You!
You are absolutely the cutiest Mc-Police ever and You have traveled where none of them would dare to drive, ALONE! It´s nice to see You filling up the time waiting for to continue Your voyage to Alaska with all these nice videos from Holland! Hard not to love You Noraly!
Brilliant. Thanks Noraly
That was what I call an instructor. Someone who helps a person learn.
You are brilliant. Love your videos. ❤
lovely exercises! can't wait for next episode! great job as always Noraly, thanks for the episode, really appreciate it. Happy new year to everyone in the comment, stay safe out there wherever you are.
I legitimately applauded when you did that last obstacle. Great work just throwing yourself into these things.
This new season has been so awesome! Really looking forward to the next episode. The teaser she shows here reminds me a lot of how the trails look like in Sweden 🇸🇪
One word.... Respect!!!!! Can hear the nervous breathing but still she does it. Very nice!!!
Your smile gets wider with each challenge. I love it. Happy New Year!
That guy is a great instructor, very laidback and confident. This inspires confidence in the students.
It’s way more productive than the old days of the drill instructor mentality. That’s usually what you get when instructors lack the experience to be an instructor. They just yell at the students and tell them they’re wrong because the lack confidence in their own abilities.
Noraly, that was so well produced and entertaining. Your personality is the cream on the top. Keep them coming!!
Love it love it love it. What a buzz. Kudos to the Dutch Police and the skills you already had.