You see these tv shows where people are supposed to be travelling alone across countries on bikes then you realize they have a camera crew and a back up crew and first aiders. then you see this lady doing it for real , alone without any support , simply amazing ..your an inspiration.
All of that and no foul language?Just incredible!And that cliff passing the truck!And the stream of rushing water?You are absolutely one of a kind,I wish i knew you in person,Remain just as you are ,Humble and kind!!And!Tough as nails!!!
I am amazed that you never yell, get angry or cuss during any of these accidents. That says a lot about you. I want to become more like you! I am inspired! Well done!👍
„People who can show their mishaps and don't take themselves so seriously are the most important. On top of that they are extremely likeable.“ I think all of that is true for you, Noraly!
Hi Noraly, you said at the start you didn't want to show these clips because you wanted to keep your videos positive but in my opinion these clips are very positive because every time your fell, you got back up, you overcame the problems, and you were smiling at the end. After seeing these clips I admire you even more (if that is possible) for taking us on this crazy journey with you. I think you should show more of these type of clips in your videos in the future as it shows what an amazing person you are. 🦸♀️👏👍
I agree 100% with Andy Y comments above. I think this is one of the most informative video you have every made, it shows the hardships you suffer on long distance traveling and only compliments the "good" parts in your other videos. I agree these clips should be included in your videos in the future, it gives your viewers a more realistic idea of what your travels entail. You are phenomenal and very brave! I am captivated and enthralled by your videos.
Although I agree this clip should be included in her video, I kind of understand why she left it. She doesn't want people to overly concerned about her.
Noraly, I am watching this clip for a third time. Neither here nor in any of your posts do you lose your calm, or curse, or whine in self-pity. I am 70, but when I grow up I want to have your kind of moral character. Thank you!
@@rudecat9996 That could be true, but it´s probadly that with the combination that she is on the shorter side with very short legs so even a small tilt and the bike becomes to heavy.
@@darkelf1000 not really!!! A being that has certain capacities or attributes such as reason, morality, consciousness or self-consciousness etc on a motorbike...
Noraly, as an former Enduro rider new to your channel, I respect your courage and persistence in never giving up. Off road riding loaded down as you were is far more difficult than most people imagine. i wish you all the best, take care.
Yep, true, with this load would think twice if I would leave road and go off-road. Also in a part with flood on the road think I would turn back, the risk is simply way too big to land up downhill and even suffer long time from injuries because there is nobody to help
After years of riding off road bikes and laughing at my friends when they fall off and then they laugh when I do the same , I was sitting here laughing but I would like to be with you , not many riders do what you have done and on their own . 100 % respect to you .
The best thing is that you have no serious injuries. You didn't give up, which says volumes about your character. You are also, doing something this old man isn't going to try. Keep it up, have fun and enjoy your life.
Dude she is a traveler with a bike she has skills on that you can't compare her skills with others, but she is hack of a rider. I think my but testis will get swollen and but but flesh will peel off if i ride that much. Haha..
@@THELANKANCOMRADE I'm just gonna guess that this person means experience-wise and how you learn from mistakes and putting yourself into different environments but it does not mean that I or you are not "real riders" I think anyways?
@@MrKdr500 you're an idiot! You know damn well that there are chicks out there faking these videos and have a crew with them changing tyres and fixing the bike and lifting it up and driving it through the challenging parts. This woman is for real. along with Lois Pryce and Alica Sornosa and Gloria Struck to name a few
Makes me love her even more!!! How brave and amazing she is ! Get's knocked down and gets back up and keeps on going! Nothing let's her be discouraged from her goal and mission! She's an awesome woman!
You have got to be the toughest young lady I have ever seen. I rode bulls in Rodeo's for 33 years and no way would I do what YOU do. Take care and be safe.
The locals who helped you are an amazing reflection of how kind and generous people really are all around the world! Thanks for sharing the honest side of riding! It’s not all glamorous, but your efforts to bring us this incredible content are remarkable! ✨👏🏻✨
"We reflect on what went wrong" while adjusting the mirror is a phenomenal touch! This is definitely my favorite video ever! I think it goes a long way in showing a true aspect of Adventuring which is dropping the bike and crashing, and everything that goes around it! Great work and thank you for showing these dangerous/scary moments!
"We reflect on what went wrong, and we try again!" As a rider coach (teaching folks to learn to ride motorcycles), here in the USA, I am going to use this with my students out on the range, thank you for the awesome quote, and NO you don't complain, you speak of what has happened, and you move forward, I admire this in you and your channel. GO Noraly! Keep at it!
What a girl, fighting like a bear, don't swear, stubborn, and just keep moving forward. Would love to ride a motorcycle with her around the world twice over... ✌✌👍👍
I am even more impressed with your riding skills and your positive attitude after watching this. Seeing you ride over the 6 series in so many challenging situations and pressing on is impressive. I tip my hat. Well done.
Anyone that has ridden a bike, especially off road knew you had to of dropped yours more than a few times. The type of roads you travel aren't easy. It shows just how talented and mentally tough you are in these cases. My hats off to you young lady. I'm glad I stumbled across your channel. You've helped me get through this quarantine. Thank you for sharing your life with us.
Noraly you are one of the most inspiring motorcyclist I've ever seen on the internet. Initially, I would have to say I viewed your channel with a little detachment as there are so many "adventure motorcyclists" on TH-cam these days. The fact that you are a photogenic young woman with some good sponsorship and I again, initially thought it was all for the "likes". I was however very wrong. When I watched your post of having a flat tire and changing it on the roadside, I said to myself "wait a minute". I have been a life long motorcyclist and I know and have done a roadside tire repair and it's really no fun. You had such a great "Oh well" positive attitude and real grit to fix it. I had to be impressed with your knowledge and fortitude. These days the vast majority of "Adventure motorcyclist" spend a fortune on massive machines with all the bells and whistles before they even leave the driveway. Lord help them if they ever got a flat beyond cell phone coverage, where they could call for roadside assistance and whip out the credit card. I tip my hat, you are the real deal. You ride in the spirit of adventure and rise to the challenges that arrive. The additional difficulties of being a woman alone on the road, in cultures that subjugate women only make your travels more remarkable. I hope you are well and taking this unusual time to spend time with your family and when the time is right again, plan the next adventure. Anyone who watches your channel should have a deep respect for what you do, and feel an intimate connection to the love of motorcycling. We all hear the whisper of adventure when you throw a leg over a motorcycle, but only a few will follow the call.
The water rushing across the road... I'm glad you're still alive! The WORST is when you're tired, frustrated, but know regardless of whether you go forward or back, either require the same amount of endurance and risk. There is really no option other than forward.
Well Noraly, There are 2 kinds of motorcycle riders: Those that have been down And those that are going down. PS. Bonus points for your ability to never swear!
Actually, as a former motor cop, I'll state that there are two kinds of riders, those who understand that Speed+Distance+Reaction Time=point of impact or point of escape/avoidance, and those who just buy a bike and think they can learn as they go, e.g., they shouldn't be on a bike at all if they ignore training to acquire skills. Check out MotorMan: th-cam.com/video/kivC4A3zPeA/w-d-xo.html
@@captainbilly9443 I do anesthesia for a living. I'm constantly having to take continuing education courses. I've taken Advanced Cardiac Life Support (ACLS) at least 15 times in my career. You might attest that most career fields that are critical to survival of oneself or others will require recurring recertifications. I approach my motorcycle riding very similarly. Every time I buy a new motorcycle I try to take it through an Advanced Rider Safety course.
Wow! As a former log truck driver in Washington State USA, I thought some of the "goat trail" logging roads we hauled logs off of were bad! You were so brave to cross that washout, Noraly. I dropped my Harley Davidson Softail Deluxe 4 times, involving various combinations of gravel, pavement lip, and too slow speed. Thank God for my crash bar/engine guard, and my (now ex-) husband during those times, who cursed more than I did but picked my bike up for me LOL. Once on a three-state solo trip, I pulled over into a big gravel parking area along a scenic river in Idaho to take a picture of the whitewater rafters. I did not realize how soft the gravel was and when I got back on the bike I could not get it upright because the kickstand had sunk down so deep. I had to flag down some passing motorcyclists who helped me out of my predicament. I never even thought to unload my luggage and gear to lighten the load instead of waiting for help! 🤦♀️ I am 65 but when I grow up I want to be just like you, Noraly. You are such an inspiration to ALL motorcyclists. Sending love and best wishes to you! 💕👩🦳
@@mviv6339 Beleave me, if i had a dog attack like biting me on a bike i would have used the F word as a Dutchie :) in Dutch and many other languages hahaha Deepest respect. And i know you want to keep it positive, but this is what comes with it! Thank u u shared this! trots als Nederlander!
thats the thing, you said you complain a lot but youre not complaining, you're sharing and it must feel dreadful sometimes, I mean you've experienced extremes: extreme altitude, extreme weather, etc. I know you always want to focus on the good parts and show us the good but this is human, this is real...you have the camera and you know somehow there is someone listening and rooting for you so of course you share your struggles. Sending you hugs
This is exceptional. You are an exceptional person. I think you made a mistake in your philosophy that you wanted to focus on "only the positive things" that happened to you. Your mistake was this: You regard the crashes as negative, as things that say bad things about your riding or the adventure. The fact is that seeing these crashes and the scary challenges that you overcame is what reveals how exceptional you are. I had no idea what you overcame before this video. You rode past a truck, inches away from a cliff. You rode solo on steep roads that I would not think to take a dirt bike. I am in awe of you. I ride motorcycles. I'm good. And I want to be you when I grow up. Listen: In music, we create interesting sound by creatively combining tension and release, and we create story by doing so. You are a remarkable woman singing adventure at a high level. A video that includes only the bright moments, the "release," the good parts, the "positive" as you call it, is music that is missing a crucial component. When you resume your adventures, sing the full song. If J.R.R. Tolkien rode a motorcycle, he would have written about you. I think you're an amazing woman. Please...no...I command you to stay safe, and thank you for your work. By the way, seeing what you have for breakfast, and lunch: That's soulful and good. And must continue.
I am so glad you shared the "behind" the scenes takes of your videos. It's so encouraging to see that everthing doesn't always go as planned and it's amazing to see how you've grown as an off road rider. Many more safe kilometers and exciting adventures in your future!
If you don't mind me saying, you have the biggest balls of anyone I've seen on this platform. As a woman and a new rider, your content is immensely inspirational to me!
This is your PhD in motorcycling! Congratulations on passing every single challenge always with the strength of riding back on! The more you ride the more you learn! Thanks for sharing your great experiences with us. A hug from another woman, sister. 🙏🌞😁🤗💖😀
Wow! You’re one tough biker! Doing those trips alone and this is what you consider complaining? Not many would dare to ride in those conditions even in groups. Respect!
I've done trips like her, I've fallen down like her but there were my biker mates to help me up always. Noraly does all this in solo trips. WOW. That's terrifying to me.
Wow! I was so anxious watching that, even though I obviously knew that everything would turn out ok. It's amazing that the only serious injury you suffered was the burn on your arm, even more amazing that the Himilayan(s) were tough enough to withstand everything which was thrown at them. Wonderful stuff. Stay safe.
Noraly your a gem. I think you should include these clips as they happen it adds to the show, and you don’t swear or curse what a good example.cheers from Oz.
I've ridden in the American West, northern Mexico, southern Spain, and northern Thailand. I just re-discovered this channel, and have seen about 10 videos. They all put me back in that wonderful place of adventuring. Now I want to do it again
Crashes... cold... few oxygen... crossing water courses... facing pervert motorbike dogs... no help nearby... Wow, what an adventure!! Congratulations!
I just watched this video. You have nothing to be ashamed of. We all go through falls of different types. You are a very strong & tough woman. You've been all over the world & have done things that many dream of doing but never get to do. So for what it's worth, you ROCK. 👍🙏🤗
now it all make sense @Itchy Boots ; the scratches on the Jerry tanks; you mentioning the knee guards as well as the engine guard serving their purpose; preferring soft luggage over hard case particularly when taking them off and on the bike after a drop; and at times you appeared really tired ending an episode. After watching this video, for me, with much respect, you are truly Wonder 💪🏻 Woman! Thank you so much Noraly! 💖😀 Take care always! 👍🏻
Never sell this bike, just saying it is a true friend, always forgiving and never gave up on you even though that many drops and always been there in need of times, iam glad you and the bike made it safe. It is like that bike has a soul and was watching over you. Magnificent journey of a human with an Adventures soul and a machine as a friend!
Tja, ook dat hoort er bij. Als motorrijder heb ook ik zo de nodige momentjes gehad in de 36 jaar dat ik al rij hoor, niks mis mee. Zolang je veilig en gezond blijft is het alleen maar weer een nieuwe ervaring en leermoment erbij. Ik heb een enorm respect voor je dat je deze reizen helemaal in je eentje hebt gemaakt, geweldig.
Wow, what an, impressive video.. I can’t believe you’ve still got such a positive attitude about off road adventure biking. I’ll bet that after a long day of slipping and sliding in all that mud and gravel on those steep hills.. the bike feels like it weighs 2 tons. Much smarter to stick with a smaller more nimble bike like Savannah. That flash flooding river crossing where you could easily have been swept over that cliff was insane. I hope you’ve got good life insurance and that your agent never sees this video. Thank you for sharing this adventure and for the beauty of all those less life threatening ones.
"When the going gets tough, the tough gets going". After seeing your video, i believe this famous saying suits you well.. May God bless you, sister. Look forward to see more videos.
Thankyou for showing the "other sides". Logically we know there must be another side. Everyone that does anything has "other sides". I call mine "engineering defeats". You do a good job of covering yours up on each video. Thankyou for having the self confidence to show the "other sides". Vince
Your bike fell over dead, but you breathed life back into it! You survived attitude sickness - even at those high altitudes! Faught off ice, endured the scorching heat, were blown away by truck dust devils and peed on by thunderous clouds! You bravely crossed the "Brown Sea"! You were attacked by Chile dogs! And nearly stopped in your tracks by unwieldy protesters. You are truly amazing, AMAZING woman!!!
I love that you have the courage to show all your “mishaps”, how many bikers watching have been there and done that 🤭 the river of mud across the road in the mountains gave me chills again, it was a tough decision to make under the circumstances, not sure I would’ve had the courage, smart decision to walk it first. Really enjoyed this video, two thumbs up 👍🏻 👍🏻
Is it only me that find it strange that she almost never uses the bikes horn, EVEN WHEN THE SUPER ENTHUSIASTIC DOGS CHASE HER, which could end up being pretty dangerous while you are aiming only to throttle away from him when he actually sprints even harder and comes right in front of your tyres ... I have had an accident like that not because the dog was chasing me, but because it was chased away from a food stall by someone on the side of the road, and the dog came right in the middle of the road when I must have been at 60KM/Hr speed, well the usual happened the bike got damaged and i had to visit the hospital, anyways the best way to Avoid super enthusiastic dogs is to trump them even before they get excited, which is when you notice one on the side of the road USE THE BIKE HORN, they would get the message and sulk if it's the first time they are being treated that way, or if you are lucky they would sulk anyway because they hate loud disgusting noise ... I have used this amazing power to silence a pack of dogs aiming for my foot ... They just kept staring at my bike like, What the hell, that just spoke ! 😂😂😂
Noraly you are amazing...we never imagine all things happen to you, always smiling and optimits, this video show us all danger adventures in your trip all around the World...i admire you Noraly and realy hope see you in the road soon...God bless you. I LOVE YOU, WE LOVE YOU!!!!
@@CaptHollister yup, bravely climbing the highest mountain in the province of Flevoland. He's a hero! I've been up that mountain, it's a killer. It's so bad they built a church on top to remember the fallen.
You are a true inspiration for motorcycle community. I can't tell you, how much you have motivated me through your videos. I wish I had followed you on this platform early-stage
I find pretty awesome how - after various hundreds of kms and severe wethere/road conditions - you drop your bike - or fall alongside with it - and pick it up, smile and spread a lot of positiveness, nevertheless. You're a superwoman and a superbiker!
I remember the border crossing into Kyrgyzstan. Cold, snowy, icy, muddy roads. But what astounded me the most was how the “roads” between the borders of neighboring “Stans” were totally unmaintained! Making those roads the scariest I had seen in your journey on Dhanno. Now those were the scariest in my mind.
Respect is the only word and feel comes to my mind whenever i see your videos. how can someone be so passionate towards anything like you are towards your biking. Really hats off. Visit India once again if you can.
It's not only Noraly's courage that amazes me but also her good naturedness. I'm amazed at her patience and understanding during instances of communication misunderstandings and even misogyny. Even when she's tired and hungry, she doesn't go Karen on anyone.
In a world where everyone is trying to look like the next Rossi, on the road (instead of the track), or Ewan McGregor on a big Adv bike, you're just doing your thing way beyond the rest os us... That's admirable and inspiring! I love to ride, but I'll never be this fearless! Nevertheless, your adventures make me want to go further and farther! Love your videos! Good luck and keep on doing what it feels right to you!
Omg I'm so impressed! I've owned ktms for the past 15 years and commend you for journeying solo. You're amazing! If you ever tour the USA please let me know if I can help you in any way. God bless and keep riding. I know I will.😊
Thank you so much-- you have saved my life--- I LOVE your vids and cryied when you had to leave your bike due to the covid-- SOOO I'm thinking more n more about a road trip till I got to see this clip By the way I'm now 72 and brittle as a porcelain plate. So it back to the vw camper for mee-- so thank you thank you thank you-- Love your show (from a distance)
This is what makes the internet so great sometimes. People like this can share there adventures for all to enjoy. Especially the ones that can't themselves, I hope you are doing good william
You are one tough cookie Noraly, I’m an ex Enduro rider & have the utmost respect for your courage, persistence & not even a swear word when it all goes wrong, keep it up & stay safe.
Oh! Also, another thing I miss in your videos are the things you learn along the way! I watch not just for good times and pretty views but for the hardships like accidents and what you learn. In [S1 - Eps. 63] RESCUED IN IRAN you say that you learned how to tell the difference between a bad clutch cable versus clutch plates - well how? I don't know! Would love to learn with you.
Yet as I'm saying this you start talking about why you think they went bad (the risers putting tension on cable) - well that was satisfying! :) So I guess you do share that stuff. Hehe.
Thank you so much for sharing these moments…I’m sure you’ve made a lot of people feel a lot better to know and see that dropping a bike is part of being a biker. But best of all is seeing your wonderful spirit and attitude to adversities … you show us all that anything can be done if we decide we can do it…how inspiring!!!
Dear Norely, I'm sending you my deepest appreciation and respect for going through these moments. I would have been so scared of being alone on these kinds of roads. You're an awesome character - keep your spirit for your great channel and videos!
As a hiker, I feel you on the dogs. Something about country dogs which don't see strangers, especially weirdly dressed ones with weird scary tools and clothes, they go crazy. A lot of owners get surprised with the sudden ferocity of their pet or work dog
I just watched your crashes and dog attack video and I must say you are an incredible woman to do all of this by your self without any support crew. You are doing a fantastic job and I hope you have a safe ride and I look forward to following you on your fantastic journey. 🙏🙏
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You see these tv shows where people are supposed to be travelling alone across countries on bikes then you realize they have a camera crew and a back up crew and first aiders. then you see this lady doing it for real , alone without any support , simply amazing ..your an inspiration.
Well someone is backing them up, maybe deep pockets.
@@firstamendmenttshirt4768 very deep I would imagine
And I have some great swampland in Florida I'll sell you, cheap.
You have to trust because there's no way to know if she have a back up crew and first aiders behind.
so true,my thoughts exactly 🤔😊😅
When you are 85 years old, you can look back at all the stuff you did and smile. It will make you so happy.
Really 👏👏👏👏😍
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All of that and no foul language?Just incredible!And that cliff passing the truck!And the stream of rushing water?You are absolutely one of a kind,I wish i knew you in person,Remain just as you are ,Humble and kind!!And!Tough as nails!!!
Tough as old boots👍👍👍
She's not American cursing isn't necessary.
Well observed. Mate
@@hughsmith3518 Tough as... Itchy Boots
All of that in still good humored and a smile! She is a true hero
I am amazed that you never yell, get angry or cuss during any of these accidents. That says a lot about you. I want to become more like you! I am inspired! Well done!👍
It could also mean she is a good editor! 🤣
@@alexdelarge8772 nah, I think she is a pretty upbeat person. You can just tell.
@marceldagenais2061 I agree!
„People who can show their mishaps and don't take themselves so seriously are the most important. On top of that they are extremely likeable.“ I think all of that is true for you, Noraly!
Noraly is one hell of a tough women...
Cheers to her courage ✌✌
Why was she constantly looking for help? That 400cc bike seemed a little too big for her.
Noraly my ,my, my your doing fine
Hi Noraly, you said at the start you didn't want to show these clips because you wanted to keep your videos positive but in my opinion these clips are very positive because every time your fell, you got back up, you overcame the problems, and you were smiling at the end. After seeing these clips I admire you even more (if that is possible) for taking us on this crazy journey with you. I think you should show more of these type of clips in your videos in the future as it shows what an amazing person you are. 🦸♀️👏👍
Yes, they should be included - it's about honesty - show the good and the bad.
I agree 100% with Andy Y comments above. I think this is one of the most informative video you have every made, it shows the hardships you suffer on long distance traveling and only compliments the "good" parts in your other videos. I agree these clips should be included in your videos in the future, it gives your viewers a more realistic idea of what your travels entail. You are phenomenal and very brave! I am captivated and enthralled by your videos.
What he said :)
Согласен полностью.
Although I agree this clip should be included in her video, I kind of understand why she left it. She doesn't want people to overly concerned about her.
Noraly, I am watching this clip for a third time. Neither here nor in any of your posts do you lose your calm, or curse, or whine in self-pity. I am 70, but when I grow up I want to have your kind of moral character. Thank you!
I wouldn't call them "crashes", they are more like "careful repositioning from vertical to horizontal".
And I am glad they are.
Ride on!
Laying on it's side is a motorcycle's natural state of being.
It's more like she don't have enough power in her legs to balance the motor cycle on a God damn flat road.
@@rudecat9996 That could be true, but it´s probadly that with the combination that she is on the shorter side with very short legs so even a small tilt and the bike becomes to heavy.
Rude Cat why did you say “god damn”? You mad? Gonna cry?
@@motarded4214 its more like : "bike tired, bike wanna sleep" *falls over*
You're so good at not swearing during all those incidents. My recording would be an endless string bleeps.
I was wondering the same thing, I'd call many many times upper (or lower) forces to help... 🤬👹🙊
Noraly often seemed more suprised and astonished as a initial reaction on these events.
*$^#@^^&*!! Oh I meant good morning internet!
A dimes worth of kerosene in a water bottle will kill bacteria from stepping on a nail a cut ,scrape or minor burn and takes out the soreness .
"G>d d@m# piece of #%cking g>d d@m# trashy as$ GARBAGE!"
I always blame the machine..
She falls and inmediately gets up with that fire in her eyes.. a woman to admire!
What else can she do? Just lay there forever?
@@tomb70 well most of the people (sometimes even me) first compaint then see excuses then fix the problem..
Not really. A person on a motorbike. So what
@@darkelf1000 not really!!! A being that has certain capacities or attributes such as reason, morality, consciousness or self-consciousness etc on a motorbike...
@@franciscoof nope...just a women. But gets praise because she has a va.gin.a. nah...next!
Noraly, as an former Enduro rider new to your channel, I respect your courage and persistence in never giving up. Off road riding loaded down as you were is far more difficult than most people imagine. i wish you all the best, take care.
Ai live iu
Yep, true, with this load would think twice if I would leave road and go off-road. Also in a part with flood on the road think I would turn back, the risk is simply way too big to land up downhill and even suffer long time from injuries because there is nobody to help
Most are groomed trails.
After years of riding off road bikes and laughing at my friends when they fall off and then they laugh when I do the
same , I was sitting here laughing but I would like to be with you , not many riders do what you have done and
on their own . 100 % respect to you .
Experince does not come by itself overnigt. 100% respect you for the figting and staying positive.
The best thing is that you have no serious injuries. You didn't give up, which says volumes about your character. You are also, doing something this old man isn't going to try. Keep it up, have fun and enjoy your life.
This is what a real motorcycle rider supposed to be... Respect.
@@MrKdr500 respect both
So I’m supposed to crash every other time I hit the off-roads? Got it!
Dude she is a traveler with a bike she has skills on that you can't compare her skills with others, but she is hack of a rider.
I think my but testis will get swollen and but but flesh will peel off if i ride that much. Haha..
@@THELANKANCOMRADE I'm just gonna guess that this person means experience-wise and how you learn from mistakes and putting yourself into different environments but it does not mean that I or you are not "real riders" I think anyways?
@@MrKdr500 you're an idiot! You know damn well that there are chicks out there faking these videos and have a crew with them changing tyres and fixing the bike and lifting it up and driving it through the challenging parts. This woman is for real. along with Lois Pryce and Alica Sornosa and Gloria Struck to name a few
Makes me love her even more!!! How brave and amazing she is ! Get's knocked down and gets back up and keeps on going! Nothing let's her be discouraged from her goal and mission! She's an awesome woman!
You have got to be the toughest young lady I have ever seen. I rode bulls in Rodeo's for 33 years and no way would I do what YOU do. Take care and be safe.
You have my deepest admiration for your courage and your attitude-AMAZING!
Exactly, same here
Didn’t expect to see you here
Yes... It is...
One tough badass woman!
good to see you here Bob and yes, she is the ultimate adventurer
‘When you fall down in life, we get back up...’ 👍 proud of you. So much inspiration 🙏
The locals who helped you are an amazing reflection of how kind and generous people really are all around the world! Thanks for sharing the honest side of riding! It’s not all glamorous, but your efforts to bring us this incredible content are remarkable! ✨👏🏻✨
"We reflect on what went wrong" while adjusting the mirror is a phenomenal touch!
This is definitely my favorite video ever! I think it goes a long way in showing a true aspect of Adventuring which is dropping the bike and crashing, and everything that goes around it!
Great work and thank you for showing these dangerous/scary moments!
"We reflect on what went wrong, and we try again!" As a rider coach (teaching folks to learn to ride motorcycles), here in the USA, I am going to use this with my students out on the range, thank you for the awesome quote, and NO you don't complain, you speak of what has happened, and you move forward, I admire this in you and your channel. GO Noraly! Keep at it!
What a girl, fighting like a bear, don't swear, stubborn, and just keep moving forward. Would love to ride a motorcycle with her around the world twice over... ✌✌👍👍
Indeed! I’m pretty sure I’ve had swear the hell out of it even the mic was open.
Fantastic girl. You're a hero
I am even more impressed with your riding skills and your positive attitude after watching this. Seeing you ride over the 6 series in so many challenging situations and pressing on is impressive. I tip my hat. Well done.
Anyone that has ridden a bike, especially off road knew you had to of dropped yours more than a few times. The type of roads you travel aren't easy. It shows just how talented and mentally tough you are in these cases. My hats off to you young lady. I'm glad I stumbled across your channel. You've helped me get through this quarantine. Thank you for sharing your life with us.
After having watched this episode, my respect for you has increased ten fold. Amazing! and the crossing of that stream! That was scary!!!!
Noraly you are one of the most inspiring motorcyclist I've ever seen on the internet. Initially, I would have to say I viewed your channel with a little detachment as there are so many "adventure motorcyclists" on TH-cam these days. The fact that you are a photogenic young woman with some good sponsorship and I again, initially thought it was all for the "likes". I was however very wrong. When I watched your post of having a flat tire and changing it on the roadside, I said to myself "wait a minute". I have been a life long motorcyclist and I know and have done a roadside tire repair and it's really no fun. You had such a great "Oh well" positive attitude and real grit to fix it. I had to be impressed with your knowledge and fortitude. These days the vast majority of "Adventure motorcyclist" spend a fortune on massive machines with all the bells and whistles before they even leave the driveway. Lord help them if they ever got a flat beyond cell phone coverage, where they could call for roadside assistance and whip out the credit card. I tip my hat, you are the real deal. You ride in the spirit of adventure and rise to the challenges that arrive. The additional difficulties of being a woman alone on the road, in cultures that subjugate women only make your travels more remarkable. I hope you are well and taking this unusual time to spend time with your family and when the time is right again, plan the next adventure. Anyone who watches your channel should have a deep respect for what you do, and feel an intimate connection to the love of motorcycling. We all hear the whisper of adventure when you throw a leg over a motorcycle, but only a few will follow the call.
Maurice, that were a lot of words, but none wasted ;-) I share your appreciation!
The water rushing across the road... I'm glad you're still alive! The WORST is when you're tired, frustrated, but know regardless of whether you go forward or back, either require the same amount of endurance and risk. There is really no option other than forward.
Well Noraly,
There are 2 kinds of motorcycle riders:
Those that have been down
And those that are going down.
PS. Bonus points for your ability to never swear!
Allen, your comment reminds me of a line from Clint Eastwood in the Western movie, The Good, the Bad and the Ugly.
It's not IF.....but when.
Actually, as a former motor cop, I'll state that there are two kinds of riders, those who understand that Speed+Distance+Reaction Time=point of impact or point of escape/avoidance, and those who just buy a bike and think they can learn as they go, e.g., they shouldn't be on a bike at all if they ignore training to acquire skills. Check out MotorMan: th-cam.com/video/kivC4A3zPeA/w-d-xo.html
THIS!
@@captainbilly9443 I do anesthesia for a living. I'm constantly having to take continuing education courses. I've taken Advanced Cardiac Life Support (ACLS) at least 15 times in my career. You might attest that most career fields that are critical to survival of oneself or others will require recurring recertifications.
I approach my motorcycle riding very similarly. Every time I buy a new motorcycle I try to take it through an Advanced Rider Safety course.
Wow! As a former log truck driver in Washington State USA, I thought some of the "goat trail" logging roads we hauled logs off of were bad! You were so brave to cross that washout, Noraly.
I dropped my Harley Davidson Softail Deluxe 4 times, involving various combinations of gravel, pavement lip, and too slow speed. Thank God for my crash bar/engine guard, and my (now ex-) husband during those times, who cursed more than I did but picked my bike up for me LOL.
Once on a three-state solo trip, I pulled over into a big gravel parking area along a scenic river in Idaho to take a picture of the whitewater rafters. I did not realize how soft the gravel was and when I got back on the bike I could not get it upright because the kickstand had sunk down so deep. I had to flag down some passing motorcyclists who helped me out of my predicament. I never even thought to unload my luggage and gear to lighten the load instead of waiting for help! 🤦♀️
I am 65 but when I grow up I want to be just like you, Noraly. You are such an inspiration to ALL motorcyclists. Sending love and best wishes to you! 💕👩🦳
Ahh...
you went through all those things and yet you never stopped smiling
Cheeriyo cheerful lass😃
Wow, I was scared on my couch I can't imagine what you went through right then! And you still kept going, my highest respect!
What part?
“When we fall down, we get back up”. That just sums it up. Very impressed, young lady !
...and you never said the "F" word once ......... RESPECT.
@@mviv6339 like bömpje or what? lmao
@@mviv6339 Beleave me, if i had a dog attack like biting me on a bike i would have used the F word as a Dutchie :) in Dutch and many other languages hahaha
Deepest respect. And i know you want to keep it positive, but this is what comes with it! Thank u u shared this! trots als Nederlander!
i think in her case it would be more like "verdorie" :)
She says 'Oh my God' in those situations.
Fiddles?
After watching this video, my respect for you has grown exponentially. You are Jack Cousteau, Amilia Erhart and Magellan all in one. Thank you.
thats the thing, you said you complain a lot but youre not complaining, you're sharing and it must feel dreadful sometimes, I mean you've experienced extremes: extreme altitude, extreme weather, etc. I know you always want to focus on the good parts and show us the good but this is human, this is real...you have the camera and you know somehow there is someone listening and rooting for you so of course you share your struggles. Sending you hugs
This is exceptional. You are an exceptional person. I think you made a mistake in your philosophy that you wanted to focus on "only the positive things" that happened to you. Your mistake was this: You regard the crashes as negative, as things that say bad things about your riding or the adventure. The fact is that seeing these crashes and the scary challenges that you overcame is what reveals how exceptional you are. I had no idea what you overcame before this video. You rode past a truck, inches away from a cliff. You rode solo on steep roads that I would not think to take a dirt bike. I am in awe of you. I ride motorcycles. I'm good. And I want to be you when I grow up. Listen: In music, we create interesting sound by creatively combining tension and release, and we create story by doing so. You are a remarkable woman singing adventure at a high level. A video that includes only the bright moments, the "release," the good parts, the "positive" as you call it, is music that is missing a crucial component. When you resume your adventures, sing the full song. If J.R.R. Tolkien rode a motorcycle, he would have written about you. I think you're an amazing woman. Please...no...I command you to stay safe, and thank you for your work. By the way, seeing what you have for breakfast, and lunch: That's soulful and good. And must continue.
Julian Lavreau agree!
I agree... its not an adventure if everything goes smoothly...
The best thing is when you fall, most of the time you get up laughing. Thats one thing to learn from you Legend.
I’ve told my kids I hope they become as good a rider as you, both spiritually and mentally. Lot’s of respect ✊
I am so glad you shared the "behind" the scenes takes of your videos. It's so encouraging to see that everthing doesn't always go as planned and it's amazing to see how you've grown as an off road rider. Many more safe kilometers and exciting adventures in your future!
If you don't mind me saying, you have the biggest balls of anyone I've seen on this platform. As a woman and a new rider, your content is immensely inspirational to me!
My Super Woman rider is human after all. It's hard to regain ones composure after a hard fall. Glad to see you had the "inner grit" to continue.
Is a Himalayan tough?
Why yes it is!
Is Noraly tough?
Why yes she is!
This is your PhD in motorcycling!
Congratulations on passing every single challenge always with the strength of riding back on!
The more you ride the more you learn!
Thanks for sharing your great experiences with us.
A hug from another woman, sister.
🙏🌞😁🤗💖😀
You are a woman warrior with a heart and attitude of a Saint, Noraly. Much RESPECT. God bless.
Wow! You’re one tough biker! Doing those trips alone and this is what you consider complaining? Not many would dare to ride in those conditions even in groups. Respect!
aslong as you have plenty of gasoline cans, phone reception, first aid your good. Not many could afford to travel as much tho.
Strong mind, strong will, made of the right stuff
Noraly, you've a great mentality, you keep riding with all of that obstacles, what a great person you're 👍😉
Gotta hand it to you kid, you're one gutsy girl. I don't personally know any guy who would ride where you're riding. Including me. My respect.
I've done trips like her, I've fallen down like her but there were my biker mates to help me up always.
Noraly does all this in solo trips. WOW. That's terrifying to me.
You're the real meaning of "fantastic woman". I was so emotional watching your videos 💓💓
do a "most interesting people you have met" compilation next!
noirdesire great idea, and why not include it in the regular video
Anche io sono caduto con la moto, qualsiasi motociclista è caduto con la sua moto, a presto.....brava brava.
When you fall, you get back up - a simple quote that can inspire everyone, everywhere. Lovin' these old vlogs Noraly.
Wow! I was so anxious watching that, even though I obviously knew that everything would turn out ok. It's amazing that the only serious injury you suffered was the burn on your arm, even more amazing that the Himilayan(s) were tough enough to withstand everything which was thrown at them. Wonderful stuff. Stay safe.
That river crossing looks scary. You are brave lady.
Oh, how about that silver mine episode. I'd say that it was very, very, very brave to go in there.
u r dammed brave itchy boots☝️☝️☝️
She's totally crazy...
river? have you seen river at all?
@@r_apex that was worse than a river, it was really dangerous and let's not pretend it was not.
Noraly your a gem. I think you should include these clips as they happen it adds to the show, and you don’t swear or curse what a good example.cheers from Oz.
I've ridden in the American West, northern Mexico, southern Spain, and northern Thailand. I just re-discovered this channel, and have seen about 10 videos. They all put me back in that wonderful place of adventuring. Now I want to do it again
O dear ...crossing that riverflow was madness... i was yelling "don't do it" ... happily you survived.. 😊
Yes it is true
If at all she would have a fall
There was no backup and the water current was danger.
Thank God she managed to cross.
Really brave. Respect 👍
That was terrifying! She is one courageous woman!
her guardian angel was watching over her
@@surajpalsinhmanek Hope Noraly sends her my way :)
Crashes... cold... few oxygen... crossing water courses... facing pervert motorbike dogs... no help nearby... Wow, what an adventure!! Congratulations!
“Pervert motorbike dogs” - is that anew gang or something?
You are brave. The snowy mountain pass, and the flowing landslide took a lot of guts to do such things.
I just watched this video. You have nothing to be ashamed of. We all go through falls of different types. You are a very strong & tough woman. You've been all over the world & have done things that many dream of doing but never get to do. So for what it's worth, you ROCK. 👍🙏🤗
My respect for RE building quality just rose significantly.
Tyres 50/50 Don’t do it off road their useless
now it all make sense @Itchy Boots ; the scratches on the Jerry tanks; you mentioning the knee guards as well as the engine guard serving their purpose; preferring soft luggage over hard case particularly when taking them off and on the bike after a drop; and at times you appeared really tired ending an episode. After watching this video, for me, with much respect, you are truly Wonder 💪🏻 Woman! Thank you so much Noraly! 💖😀 Take care always! 👍🏻
Never sell this bike, just saying it is a true friend, always forgiving and never gave up on you even though that many drops and always been there in need of times, iam glad you and the bike made it safe. It is like that bike has a soul and was watching over you. Magnificent journey of a human with an Adventures soul and a machine as a friend!
Which Bike this one ??
@@gauravchoudhary458 Royal Enfield Himalayan
Tja, ook dat hoort er bij. Als motorrijder heb ook ik zo de nodige momentjes gehad in de 36 jaar dat ik al rij hoor, niks mis mee. Zolang je veilig en gezond blijft is het alleen maar weer een nieuwe ervaring en leermoment erbij. Ik heb een enorm respect voor je dat je deze reizen helemaal in je eentje hebt gemaakt, geweldig.
Wow, what an, impressive video.. I can’t believe you’ve still got such a positive attitude about off road adventure biking. I’ll bet that after a long day of slipping and sliding in all that mud and gravel on those steep hills.. the bike feels like it weighs 2 tons. Much smarter to stick with a smaller more nimble bike like Savannah. That flash flooding river crossing where you could easily have been swept over that cliff was insane. I hope you’ve got good life insurance and that your agent never sees this video. Thank you for sharing this adventure and for the beauty of all those less life threatening ones.
"When the going gets tough, the tough gets going". After seeing your video, i believe this famous saying suits you well.. May God bless you, sister. Look forward to see more videos.
Thankyou for showing the "other sides". Logically we know there must be another side. Everyone that does anything has "other sides". I call mine "engineering defeats". You do a good job of covering yours up on each video. Thankyou for having the self confidence to show the "other sides".
Vince
Your bike fell over dead, but you breathed life back into it!
You survived attitude sickness - even at those high altitudes!
Faught off ice, endured the scorching heat, were blown away by truck dust devils and peed on by thunderous clouds!
You bravely crossed the "Brown Sea"!
You were attacked by Chile dogs!
And nearly stopped in your tracks by unwieldy protesters.
You are truly amazing, AMAZING woman!!!
I love that you have the courage to show all your “mishaps”, how many bikers watching have been there and done that 🤭 the river of mud across the road in the mountains gave me chills again, it was a tough decision to make under the circumstances, not sure I would’ve had the courage, smart decision to walk it first. Really enjoyed this video, two thumbs up 👍🏻 👍🏻
Is it only me that find it strange that she almost never uses the bikes horn, EVEN WHEN THE SUPER ENTHUSIASTIC DOGS CHASE HER, which could end up being pretty dangerous while you are aiming only to throttle away from him when he actually sprints even harder and comes right in front of your tyres ... I have had an accident like that not because the dog was chasing me, but because it was chased away from a food stall by someone on the side of the road, and the dog came right in the middle of the road when I must have been at 60KM/Hr speed, well the usual happened the bike got damaged and i had to visit the hospital, anyways the best way to Avoid super enthusiastic dogs is to trump them even before they get excited, which is when you notice one on the side of the road USE THE BIKE HORN, they would get the message and sulk if it's the first time they are being treated that way, or if you are lucky they would sulk anyway because they hate loud disgusting noise ... I have used this amazing power to silence a pack of dogs aiming for my foot ... They just kept staring at my bike like, What the hell, that just spoke ! 😂😂😂
Noraly you are amazing...we never imagine all things happen to you, always smiling and optimits, this video show us all danger adventures in your trip all around the World...i admire you Noraly and realy hope see you in the road soon...God bless you. I LOVE YOU, WE LOVE YOU!!!!
The scariest, trying to pass a truck with a steep cliff to the otherside. My heart was pumping hard.
When a right foot 'dab', was non-existent, for hundreds of feet... down ;
That’s awesome crazy shit right there 😅😎
i was pissing myself. lucky she got a decent truck driver and not one of the i-dont-care-my-truck-beats-your-bike-maniacs...
I just love your laughter, it takes a lot to ride these terrains and have crashes. I love your spirits all the way through.
WOW HUGE RESPECT! Keep on Smiling Noraly you make the world smile right back with you 😁👍
A Dutch person struggling with steep hills... I am sure there is a joke somewhere in there. :P
In my mind, I read that with the voice and accent of The Tim Traveller.
@@CaptHollister yup, bravely climbing the highest mountain in the province of Flevoland. He's a hero!
I've been up that mountain, it's a killer. It's so bad they built a church on top to remember the fallen.
Geochemist rocks gravity .
😂
Oh we do have steep hills. But not very large ones. 😉 en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Keutenberg
You are a true inspiration for motorcycle community. I can't tell you, how much you have motivated me through your videos. I wish I had followed you on this platform early-stage
My muscles got sore from watching this! Goed gedaan Noraly!
I find pretty awesome how - after various hundreds of kms and severe wethere/road conditions - you drop your bike - or fall alongside with it - and pick it up, smile and spread a lot of positiveness, nevertheless.
You're a superwoman and a superbiker!
my opinion exactly !
11:15 Crossing those mountains and 11:45 that river was brave
13:56 14:46 etc, those are just subscribers. 15:35 huge fan!
I remember the border crossing into Kyrgyzstan. Cold, snowy, icy, muddy roads. But what astounded me the most was how the “roads” between the borders of neighboring “Stans” were totally unmaintained! Making those roads the scariest I had seen in your journey on Dhanno. Now those were the scariest in my mind.
She still had Basanti in Kyrgyzstan.
Dhanno was her new bike for the American journey.
Part of the reason I love this woman. Gets up (or warms up, or patches up) and keeps going. Nothing but admiration for her.
i've seen a thousand offroad-adventure-videos on the internet and none of these made me want to go offroad travelling like this one.
Thanks for sharing the tough side of touring.
Hats off and huge respect for your skill and determination !!!
Regards from S Africa
Respect is the only word and feel comes to my mind whenever i see your videos. how can someone be so passionate towards anything like you are towards your biking. Really hats off. Visit India once again if you can.
It's not only Noraly's courage that amazes me but also her good naturedness. I'm amazed at her patience and understanding during instances of communication misunderstandings and even misogyny. Even when she's tired and hungry, she doesn't go Karen on anyone.
In a world where everyone is trying to look like the next Rossi, on the road (instead of the track), or Ewan McGregor on a big Adv bike, you're just doing your thing way beyond the rest os us... That's admirable and inspiring!
I love to ride, but I'll never be this fearless! Nevertheless, your adventures make me want to go further and farther!
Love your videos! Good luck and keep on doing what it feels right to you!
Ma'am respect your strength and courage to do this ride solo.
Omg I'm so impressed! I've owned ktms for the past 15 years and commend you for journeying solo. You're amazing! If you ever tour the USA please let me know if I can help you in any way. God bless and keep riding. I know I will.😊
Makes you wanna cry out of sheer frustration...but Noraly keeps her composure
The crossing of the overflowing water across the road in bolivia was very RISKY...for that SALUTE🤚❤👍
Yeah that looked sketchy as hell
Thank you so much-- you have saved my life--- I LOVE your vids and cryied when you had to leave your bike due to the covid-- SOOO I'm thinking more n more about a road trip till I got to see this clip By the way I'm now 72 and brittle as a porcelain plate. So it back to the vw camper for mee-- so thank you thank you thank you-- Love your show (from a distance)
This is what makes the internet so great sometimes. People like this can share there adventures for all to enjoy. Especially the ones that can't themselves, I hope you are doing good william
We all have spills on our bikes Noraly, good for you for being secure enough to show them, most of us don’t care to admit it,LoL.
You are one tough cookie Noraly, I’m an ex Enduro rider & have the utmost respect for your courage, persistence & not even a swear word when it all goes wrong, keep it up & stay safe.
With 'most memorable' goes 'scary' as well. Makes the travelling story more complete.
Definitely missed seeing these during the episodes! Part of the reality of the trip and riding!
Oh! Also, another thing I miss in your videos are the things you learn along the way! I watch not just for good times and pretty views but for the hardships like accidents and what you learn. In [S1 - Eps. 63] RESCUED IN IRAN you say that you learned how to tell the difference between a bad clutch cable versus clutch plates - well how? I don't know! Would love to learn with you.
Yet as I'm saying this you start talking about why you think they went bad (the risers putting tension on cable) - well that was satisfying! :) So I guess you do share that stuff. Hehe.
Dropping a bike on bad roads is part of the adventure, nothing negative, the dogs are scary though
To prove a point th-cam.com/video/-zPqwsGYIzY/w-d-xo.html
Thank you so much for sharing these moments…I’m sure you’ve made a lot of people feel a lot better to know and see that dropping a bike is part of being a biker. But best of all is seeing your wonderful spirit and attitude to adversities … you show us all that anything can be done if we decide we can do it…how inspiring!!!
Dear Norely, I'm sending you my deepest appreciation and respect for going through these moments. I would have been so scared of being alone on these kinds of roads. You're an awesome character - keep your spirit for your great channel and videos!
A brave and kind girl. I hope you have good memories of Iran.
فقط تو ایران بود که عین ندید بدیدا ریخته بودن دورش ...
اون گزارشگره هم که شاهکار بود،ویلکام ویلکام!
@@Xride_2022 ما ایرانیا نمیدونم چرا دست از این اخلاق گندمون بر نمیداربم واقعا راس میگی ندید بدیدیم
As a hiker, I feel you on the dogs. Something about country dogs which don't see strangers, especially weirdly dressed ones with weird scary tools and clothes, they go crazy. A lot of owners get surprised with the sudden ferocity of their pet or work dog
I just watched your crashes and dog attack video and I must say you are an incredible woman to do all of this by your self without any support crew. You are doing a fantastic job and I hope you have a safe ride and I look forward to following you on your fantastic journey. 🙏🙏