I really like the lack of drama. Many other channels would have had " Savanna bleeding out in the middle of the desert. I can't continue. Is this the end?" I much prefer "Slight change of plans. Just nipping off on a 1000km detour for a bit of maintenence. Keep calm and carry on. Oh look Giraffes!" :-)
I didn't know those forks had no springs in them, yikes. Did the right thing getting it fixed right away. Nice 390 Adventure they had there, I have one of those, great bike, lightweight, fast, 300km tank and handles any road. Carry on.
I'm an African .I see my brothers and sisters who are obsessed with materialism...He e Gucci this,Louis Vuitton that...There is a young lady having loads of fun on a 🏍 ...Water...just a few snacks...and educating us on some places we haven't been.Sometimes people waste precious energy on useless stuff. This is nice .I watch most of her videos cause I see wonderful places...It's very refreshing...Thank you so much...
There are many versions of what is a biker. This young lady is, I think, the best version. Someone who truly loves riding, does it on such remote locations and difficult roads and found a way to successfully do it full time. So admirable.
As a photographer that early morning ride out from your accommodation was just STUNNING. The light from the side shinning on specific hills! And those golden fields! WOW! I literally clapped as I was watching it. LoL Great work editing Noraly.
Noraly, I love these episodes as much as the nature rides. It's really nice of the shop workers to allow you to record them. That was man who loves his job. Thanks to the Yamaha shop for taking care of Noraly and Savannah. I live in rural Colorado and it's always weird to drive/ride back into the cities. Now back to the desert for you! Thanks, Noraly! 🌵🌵🌵😎
Shout out to the mechanic ! From now on I´ll check my Forks regularly and bring a piece of sandpaper on longer Trips ! He was very friendly and made shure his customer can understand& gets educated about the own bike. I love that . Details like that can safe your Ass while alone on the ride ! big LIKE ;-D
That mechanic was awesome. Very intelligent and knows what he's doing. And we all are happy that Savanah is fixed and ready to fly again.. And yes, It's kinda weird to see you riding in a city 😊
I was thinking how fortunate she was. I don't even know anyone where I live in Florida that well knowledgeable and equipped so everyone calls me to do stuff like that lol. And I learn by being forced to do everything myself.
Your videos are SO enjoyable to watch. Addictive to say the least. You’re so positive and inspiring. Well done for keeping it free of swearing. We recommend you to everyone we know.
Noraly, you stopping trying to help those people (plus your editing skills) is why I watch this channel. You are always happy and positive: and I admire that.
Good on you for stopping to help the stranded motorist. 👍 Love the way you talk to the wildlife.. " 👀 Giraffes!! Hi guys!!" Now we have our own Dr. Doolittle! 😁 Old nautical prayer: "Wishing you Fair Winds and Following Seas" 🤞
How awesome of you to care and help the bakkie with a flat tire amongst your own challenges. Your attetetude, spirit, and laugh or 'giggle' caries you '-and me' thank you and good luck....
Really feels weird and funny knowing that you drove past my house😂😂😂 Fun fact though, you know more about Namibia than I do... I've learned and seeing a lot of beautiful scenes through your eyes. Thank you🙌🙌
I've had that happen with a different youtuber, it's so strange to be watching someone you sorta think of as just "somewhere else" and just go "oh that's a cool pla-wait, I know that place, it's across the street from here... wait what?"
Giraffe 🦒 will wreck your dialogue every time. Glad you are taking care of that fork seal before it got worse 👍 Yes, it’s weird to see you in a city too. We got so used to that vast desert and big sky and those drop dead gorgeous drone shots but are happy wherever you take us 😁
One suggestion about the fork seals, what I can recommend for you is that you make yourself a little plastic scraper up and clean your dustseals every now and then, it will prevent that the dirt gets to your actual fork seals that quick.
When you had the steering head bearings replaced in South Africa, i commented that there are 3 weak parts in the crf250l. Steering head bearings, cam chain tensioner, and left front fork seals. It would be wise to invest on a mamual cam chain tensioner now that you have fixed 2 out of the 3. Keep safe.
What a pleasure it is to listen to my countrymen and remember how much pride and care they took with their work. Great outdoors people who love working with their hands!
She needs to. Savannah is her lifeline effectively. Having trouble in the middle of nowhere hundreds of miles from civilization is surely a serious one.
I am a mechanical engineer. I also had a desert bike in the state of Nevada of the U.S.. I love the explanation by the mechanic of why he is doing what he does. 🙂👍
Hi Maybe you could take one bolt from each of the 3 other wheels and they could drive nice until they find new ones🤔 Stay safe and keep doing more girlpower and amazing videos. Best regards
It's easy to take a nut from each wheel if needed in a pinch but the bolts on those are typically pressed into the rotor and a pretty big job to remove. Plus it seemed stripped out on the one giving them trouble but we can only speculate. EDIT: The bolts are actually studs to be clear.
When changing an alloy wheel for a steel spare wheel. You should check if the wheel nuts need to be changed because a steel wheel is thinner and sometimes the alloy wheel nut will bottom out , which if tightened will strip the thread.
Noraly, +1 on "your motorcycle is your partner" and "mental attitude" for long distance and ADV riders. Glad you found such a good mechanic to fix Savanna.
Nice to see that you got some good and fast service from the Yamaha guys in Windhoek! There is a very nice route out of Windhoek towards Solitaire down the C26. Take it! You will be blessed with some stunning views over the Namib.
You can tell a lot about a mechanic by the way he treats/keeps his tools 🛠⚙🔧 A true technician!! 👍 Kudos to @Yamaha Windhoek and Tommy Gous 👍✔ Thank you for taking care of our Intrepid Traveler.
Noraly, thanks for providing a real world channel. You give us hours of great pictures of places most of us will never travel and you never try to make a “drama” out of your dramatic adventures. As a motorcycle rider I love your spirit and absolutely incredible spirit. Keep up the great work!!!
@@pimpmobile4369 , really? I could have sworn she was on the Atlantic Ocean which is the west side of Africa. Should I have said southwest? Or is Africa broken up into regions as well as countries?
A detour of 900 kilometers to get to the workshop. Namibia is truly a great and magnificent country. I was very pleased to read your review of “Savanah”! It is clear that you love her 🥰. Good that you take care of her so she can take care of you! Thanks for the ride, and as always; the best regards from Denmark 🇩🇰
The guy was a professional that did you seal, and it was very lucky that they had the right size in stock Noraly. Cleaning out brake rotor, any oil in the rotor holes, pads, will get the stopping power back. Yep, I'm glad you didn't have to stay too long in the city. For me three people is a crowd. Socks and new African scarf are on the way. Thanks again.
Hi Itchy, yes you are so right always prioritise a problem like fork seals as that could be very dangerous very quickly. Wow what a nice bloke and a good mechanic to boot well done. Jon🇦🇺
You are amazing trying to help others for that too is also part of the spirit of adventure. And yes the roads in Namibia are unforgiving and you have your priorities right to get Savannah in good order. Good mechanics too!
Another great episode. Wow did that mechanic at the Yamaha shop know his stuff well done to him for getting Savannah fixed so quickly. Stay safe Noraly xxx
tech tip for everyone driving their car in these remote places: if/when your bolts/nuts/wheel studs have stripped or damaged thread try to find a piece of electric wire inside the car. Strip the wire to get some of the copper strands out. Use those copper strands to wrap/wind around the damaged thread of the strut or bolt. Then screw the damaged bolt with the copper strands wound around it back in to fix the wheel. The copper is a soft metal and will deform and fill the voids left when the steel threads got damaged. Don't over tighten the bolt or nut. But this temporary fix will get you to the next workshop. This temporary fix also works for sparkplugs and oil pan plugs. If you really want to be prepared for this kind of situation you could also put a rol of copper TAPE in your emergency tool kit just for situations like the red pickup truck had to deal with. The tape will do the same job.
Itchy Boots is a very patient rider with high level patience that is overshadowed only by her optimism. Very incredible rider and fantastic videography. I so enjoy the travel videos. Thanks for sharing.
Yes, that mechanic working for Yamaha has made Yahama proud! Well done! And Noraly, again, always enjoy to watch your videos... Keep going! Ride safe always.
Noraly, loving your vids and am now addicted to watching them. Some info for any future rides, if a fork seal starts to drip oil get a coke bottle and cut out a triangle piece about 2" long, push it down the fork tube point first into the seal and turn it around the seal a few times, this will remove any grit from the seal and make it last a bit longer.
The way to fix a situation like that where you have stripped wheel lugs is to remove each hub one-by-one and then, using a hammer, knock out one lug and then put the hub back on. That way, you end up with three good lugs on every wheel. Then you drive easy until you get to the next town where you can purchase new lugs with nuts and have a mechanic restore the three wheels with three lugs and replace all lugs in the wheel that had been damaged. It takes a lot of time when you're on the road like that to accomplish the job but it's effective. If you don't have a hammer, put a nut on the lug flush to the outside of the lug and use the lug wrench to knock the lug out. driving the lugs back in is easy. Probably the most difficult part is removing each hub in order to drive out the needed lug.
Another amazing journey and you show us how well you adapt to any circumstances and curve balls that get thrown your way. You still make each journey so interesting . Take care and stay safe
I would love to travel with you. I love how you remain calm and always loving what is. I love your sensibilities. I'm almost 80 years old so I can only live vicariously. I love where you are and dream of being out in that area just exploring and loving life.
What stunning landscape. I think the most beautiful scenery encountered on "our" journey thus far... though our ride in the volcanic area of Chile was spectacular, as well. And then there was our exploration of the coast of southeastern South America......and Sani Pass. And Norway was so stunning so.. well carry on. Woo hoo. Got my buff ordered yesterday!!!
You're absolutely right that you have to trust your machine. You can't enjoy your journey if you don't. Loved the mechanic. Knowledgeable and personable. And I noticed....not a single dislike for the video!!!!
Surely some will criticize the fact that you did not fix the shock absorber before, but those who really travel by motorbike know that there are a thousand variables and things to keep under control. Especially if while traveling alone you are also working, telling and filming everything. And often it is not possible to bring everything you need to fix everything. You also stopped to help those people in the car 👏 unfortunately not everyone does. You are a great inspiration and it is wonderful to see how you face every little or big difficulty with a smile and with the desire to move forward no matter what, and above all regardless of what others may think. 💪
I like all your shop visits to see the expertise and tricks of the mechanics. They also seem glad to have you in with them too so they can talk bike talk lol. Love ya , keep on riding. From Vancouver , Canada.
I hope you had the seals replaced in both forks, if one is leaking the other will be soon. I can't believe the guy didn't recommend dust boots for the forks, especially in that environment. Good Luck
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I really like the lack of drama. Many other channels would have had " Savanna bleeding out in the middle of the desert. I can't continue. Is this the end?"
I much prefer "Slight change of plans. Just nipping off on a 1000km detour for a bit of maintenence. Keep calm and carry on. Oh look Giraffes!" :-)
and of course there would be all over the first screen "Extreme !"
Expert mechanic with a great sense of humor and willingness to share what he is doing. That dealership and region has a winner there!
You can go hang out in most workshops in sa/nam if you're curious, just don't try and be a knowitall ahole.
@@rztrzt - lot o them about...
Lol, custumer in workshop is caled backpacka some times, just in the way.
Over here in lawsuit land the customers have to stay in a cage till the job is done.
Namibia has some of the best mechanics I have experienced. When you can get replacement parts for weeks, you learn to fix.
What a legend. He fixed your seals perfectly. Did not mind being on Camera. Well done Mate. Yamaha should be proud of you.
Looks like Fakkie Gous Son? Or at least a family member. Great job young Man!!
Honda!!! Not Yamaha.
@@phil6506 yes good job fixing a Honda in Africa! All the same Japanese stuff.
I didn't know those forks had no springs in them, yikes. Did the right thing getting it fixed right away. Nice 390 Adventure they had there, I have one of those, great bike, lightweight, fast, 300km tank and handles any road. Carry on.
@@Roadghost88 Very common to have spring in one fork leg and damper in the other...
I'm an African .I see my brothers and sisters who are obsessed with materialism...He e Gucci this,Louis Vuitton that...There is a young lady having loads of fun on a 🏍 ...Water...just a few snacks...and educating us on some places we haven't been.Sometimes people waste precious energy on useless stuff. This is nice .I watch most of her videos cause I see wonderful places...It's very refreshing...Thank you so much...
Sometimes? Except for a small fraction, people ignore the wonders around them and drown themselves in the mostly mediocre phantasies of authors.
It will get worse when 'civilisation' increases...At a certain point, civilisation is so far developed that humans do not count anymore.
My brother i think you hit the nail on the head with a big big hammer
I love watching her videos, because she goes to places that I dream about.
So are you referring to all Africans in all the 54 countries.
I wonder if Yamaha in Windhoek realize the value of this skilled and talkative mechanic and how much free advertising they got
Ya right, I'm gonna get my bike fixed there from now on.
Loved the mechanic! He deserves a RUclips channel with repairs tutorials .
There are many versions of what is a biker. This young lady is, I think, the best version. Someone who truly loves riding, does it on such remote locations and difficult roads and found a way to successfully do it full time. So admirable.
Your mechanic was impressive!
Knows his stuff.
What he knows is not in a manual!
He mentioned that he trained in Germany- that explains it!
He had something quite rare in a mechanic, he gives a damn about his work.
One tip, you could have taken one bolt from all three other tires, then all four tires would have had sufficient bolts to drive carefully.
@@ffarmchicken Completely agree. Very few people who would like to be thorough and take pride in their work.
One thing that you will notice in Namibia, is how clean the roads and streets in the City and Towns are.
Maybe 😂
Cleaner than in most South African towns, at least.
@@garymostert4811 ex german colony 😉
You could say it's like they were sandblasted clean.......Lol
Cleaner than most Western United States cities.
As a photographer that early morning ride out from your accommodation was just STUNNING. The light from the side shinning on specific hills! And those golden fields! WOW! I literally clapped as I was watching it. LoL Great work editing Noraly.
The sun on that mountain the orange color Beautiful
Noraly, I love these episodes as much as the nature rides. It's really nice of the shop workers to allow you to record them. That was man who loves his job. Thanks to the Yamaha shop for taking care of Noraly and Savannah. I live in rural Colorado and it's always weird to drive/ride back into the cities. Now back to the desert for you! Thanks, Noraly! 🌵🌵🌵😎
Shout out to the mechanic ! From now on I´ll check my Forks regularly and bring a piece of sandpaper on longer Trips ! He was very friendly and made shure his customer can understand& gets educated about the own bike. I love that . Details like that can safe your Ass while alone on the ride ! big LIKE ;-D
That mechanic was awesome. Very intelligent and knows what he's doing. And we all are happy that Savanah is fixed and ready to fly again.. And yes, It's kinda weird to see you riding in a city 😊
And now we have the Itchy Boots Road Rescue Service!
@Gesetze sind Opium fürs Volk They used to …
Leaves the family to perish at the side of the road...Oh look, a Giraffe😜
@@tetedur377 was going to suggest the same but you got there first!
@Gesetze sind Opium fürs Volk yep, me too.I hope she phoned for help.
well done Yamaha for having a good bike shop there
"Today is a Long day" but you Take your time counting girafs and helping other people with their car! Deeply relaxed Like a Buddha, great to watch!
The mechanic was very knowledgeable.
Lol....thats true🤣
I was thinking how fortunate she was. I don't even know anyone where I live in Florida that well knowledgeable and equipped so everyone calls me to do stuff like that lol. And I learn by being forced to do everything myself.
I’m stealing that heat gun trick lol
…..and now simi-famous.
@@whichgodofthousandsmeansno5306 So true!! I have been forced to learn in order to service my bike as well
Your videos are SO enjoyable to watch. Addictive to say the least. You’re so positive and inspiring. Well done for keeping it free of swearing. We recommend you to everyone we know.
Glad to see Savannah back in fine form !! Mechanic was a true pro 👊🏻👏🏻🍻🇨🇦
Noraly is the best, she has a good heart and a truly inspiring adventurer . Greetings from India
Namaskaara From Karnataka 🙏
@@odaadu-4463 Namaskar sahòdara
Noraly has lots of charisma and infectious enthusiasm, for adventure. Her nice Dutch accent makes for very easy listening. 👍
That mechanic was really good and nice at the same time :)
isn't that normal human behaviour - to be nice?
@@thetessellater9163 This is the 21st century. Any decency is branded old school and laughed upon.
Noraly, you stopping trying to help those people (plus your editing skills) is why I watch this channel. You are always happy and positive: and I admire that.
Good on you for stopping to help the stranded motorist. 👍
Love the way you talk to the wildlife.. " 👀 Giraffes!! Hi guys!!" Now we have our own Dr. Doolittle! 😁
Old nautical prayer: "Wishing you Fair Winds and Following Seas" 🤞
How awesome of you to care and help the bakkie with a flat tire amongst your own challenges. Your attetetude, spirit, and laugh or 'giggle' caries you '-and me' thank you and good luck....
That red mountain as you left in the morning was spectacular! So beautiful. And giraffes in the wild. Wow.
I really hope that the family managed to get help or get their car fixed. It’s was really sad to see them stuck there while you waved them goodbye.
Really feels weird and funny knowing that you drove past my house😂😂😂
Fun fact though, you know more about Namibia than I do...
I've learned and seeing a lot of beautiful scenes through your eyes.
Thank you🙌🙌
I've had that happen with a different youtuber, it's so strange to be watching someone you sorta think of as just "somewhere else" and just go "oh that's a cool pla-wait, I know that place, it's across the street from here... wait what?"
Giraffe 🦒 will wreck your dialogue every time. Glad you are taking care of that fork seal before it got worse 👍
Yes, it’s weird to see you in a city too. We got so used to that vast desert and big sky and those drop dead gorgeous drone shots but are happy wherever you take us 😁
I'm also in Windhoek, I'm enjoying your videos... Stay safe 🤗💖🙏💃
One suggestion about the fork seals, what I can recommend for you is that you make yourself a little plastic scraper up and clean your dustseals every now and then, it will prevent that the dirt gets to your actual fork seals that quick.
When you had the steering head bearings replaced in South Africa, i commented that there are 3 weak parts in the crf250l. Steering head bearings, cam chain tensioner, and left front fork seals. It would be wise to invest on a mamual cam chain tensioner now that you have fixed 2 out of the 3. Keep safe.
Great Bike Tips ✌
Does the right side have only the spring; no oil??
@@thetessellater9163 it also has oil. Just a few ml. less than the left side.
@@thetessellater9163 Exactly! if the left side is U/S the right side is not far behind it.
You sound like an expert 👍🏻👍🏻
The young bloke doing fork repair would not have thought when he went to work that day that he would be seen around the world in a few days
What a pleasure it is to listen to my countrymen and remember how much pride and care they took with their work. Great outdoors people who love working with their hands!
"Savannah comes first."
And fair enough too.
Look after her and she will look after you.
Time to go get Deno and keep creeping up from So America.
She needs to. Savannah is her lifeline effectively. Having trouble in the middle of nowhere hundreds of miles from civilization is surely a serious one.
@@kingcraven8056 According to her blog, Dhanno was returned in an awful condition. So won't make a road anymore.
I am a mechanical engineer. I also had a desert bike in the state of Nevada of the U.S.. I love the explanation by the mechanic of why he is doing what he does. 🙂👍
Hi
Maybe you could take one bolt from each of the 3 other wheels and they could drive nice until they find new ones🤔
Stay safe and keep doing more girlpower and amazing videos.
Best regards
It's easy to take a nut from each wheel if needed in a pinch but the bolts on those are typically pressed into the rotor and a pretty big job to remove. Plus it seemed stripped out on the one giving them trouble but we can only speculate. EDIT: The bolts are actually studs to be clear.
Bolts probably damaged by the corrugated roads. They can break cars in half over time. 4X4 with a strong chassis like land rover can cope better.
@@rodneyshepherd9120 You mean LandCRUISER 😉
When changing an alloy wheel for a steel spare wheel. You should check if the wheel nuts need to be changed because a steel wheel is thinner and sometimes the alloy wheel nut will bottom out , which if tightened will strip the thread.
I thought adventure bike riders always have some helicoils in their pockets ;-)
Noraly, +1 on "your motorcycle is your partner" and "mental attitude" for long distance and ADV riders. Glad you found such a good mechanic to fix Savanna.
Nice to see that you got some good and fast service from the Yamaha guys in Windhoek!
There is a very nice route out of Windhoek towards Solitaire down the C26.
Take it! You will be blessed with some stunning views over the Namib.
You can tell a lot about a mechanic by the way he treats/keeps his tools 🛠⚙🔧
A true technician!!
👍 Kudos to @Yamaha Windhoek and Tommy Gous 👍✔
Thank you for taking care of our Intrepid Traveler.
That morning view, what an idillic place. Unique!
that gorgeous sun rise made me like the video instantly
Oh wow ... 500Km in one day on a CRF250, you are one amazing lady !
Cast-iron bum, indeed.
436 Km via the B1, which runs up the centre of Namibia from South Africa to Angola, from the Greenfire Desert Lodge to Windhoek; ref google maps.
@@thetessellater9163 but who’s counting.
She makes me feel like a total wimp, lol. What an incredible lady!!
If it aint Dutch....it aint mutch.....
Part of an old Irish prayer…” may the wind be always at your back”.
Keeps you happy, even though smelly.
And a fine epitaph for an old sailor who’s passed onto the great sea in the sky.
That is actually bad if you are trying to land a plane. That's the worst thing you want to see in that scenario. 😉
@@jorgemtds well Jorge…….she’s on a …hmmmm…what’s it called again ? Oh right. A MOTORCYCLE.
That's what kite flyers say to each other, except may you have a warm wind on your back...
Adventures at every turn! Child in blue staring into the camera made me smile. Good riding! no more fork seal blowouts!
IT WAS NICE AND KIND OF NORALY TO TRY TO HELP THE FAMILY WITH THEIR PUNCTURED TYRE 👍
Good morning Noraly! Looking forward to another great Itchy Boots adventure.
Noraly, thanks for providing a real world channel. You give us hours of great pictures of places most of us will never travel and you never try to make a “drama” out of your dramatic adventures. As a motorcycle rider I love your spirit and absolutely incredible spirit.
Keep up the great work!!!
Thank you for another amazing episode in the vast emptiness of west Africa.
Southern africa
@@pimpmobile4369 , really? I could have sworn she was on the Atlantic Ocean which is the west side of Africa. Should I have said southwest? Or is Africa broken up into regions as well as countries?
@@Dave-sw2dm South West Africa what is known as West Africa is much further North
@@Dave-sw2dm yes it broken up into many countries like Namibia. Iam live here. It's actually south west africa werr itvis located :)
Namibia - South West Africa
Love how that kid in blue looked into the camera! 🤗
You are amazing. Thx for your great videos and kindness.
A detour of 900 kilometers to get to the workshop. Namibia is truly a great and magnificent country. I was very pleased to read your review of “Savanah”! It is clear that you love her 🥰. Good that you take care of her so she can take care of you! Thanks for the ride, and as always; the best regards from Denmark 🇩🇰
The guy was a professional that did you seal, and it was very lucky that they had the right size in stock Noraly.
Cleaning out brake rotor, any oil in the rotor holes, pads, will get the stopping power back. Yep, I'm glad you didn't have to stay too long in the city. For me three people is a crowd. Socks and new African scarf are on the way. Thanks again.
Hi Itchy, yes you are so right always prioritise a problem like fork seals as that could be very dangerous very quickly. Wow what a nice bloke and a good mechanic to boot well done. Jon🇦🇺
You are amazing trying to help others for that too is also part of the spirit of adventure. And yes the roads in Namibia are unforgiving and you have your priorities right to get Savannah in good order. Good mechanics too!
That Yamaha mechanic is an artisan.
Another great episode. Wow did that mechanic at the Yamaha shop know his stuff well done to him for getting Savannah fixed so quickly. Stay safe Noraly xxx
Your travels are such an amazing advertisement for Honda they should send a tech out to meet you and replace those seals.
With the parts……..by helicopter…………if they have any sense!. What an advert for Honda this amazing journey is. Come on Honda😀
@@G58 - good point, or at least without fork protection !
@@G58 Yes, and putting the oil filled damper on the same side as the disk?!!? Holy fork, who came up with that gem!!!
tech tip for everyone driving their car in these remote places: if/when your bolts/nuts/wheel studs have stripped or damaged thread try to find a piece of electric wire inside the car. Strip the wire to get some of the copper strands out. Use those copper strands to wrap/wind around the damaged thread of the strut or bolt. Then screw the damaged bolt with the copper strands wound around it back in to fix the wheel.
The copper is a soft metal and will deform and fill the voids left when the steel threads got damaged. Don't over tighten the bolt or nut. But this temporary fix will get you to the next workshop.
This temporary fix also works for sparkplugs and oil pan plugs.
If you really want to be prepared for this kind of situation you could also put a rol of copper TAPE in your emergency tool kit just for situations like the red pickup truck had to deal with. The tape will do the same job.
Thanks for the tip!
jfv65 you beat me to it. I was typing the very same !
Девченка, а столько проездила! Смелая, отважная, а может немножко и безумная. Дай тебе Бог здоровья и много , много путешествий. Привет с Беларуси.
I am appreciate you....brave lady....i like sooooo much this episode....all the best....
Itchy Boots is a very patient rider with high level patience that is overshadowed only by her optimism. Very incredible rider and fantastic videography. I so enjoy the travel videos. Thanks for sharing.
From Costa Rica, we love you!! Take Care!!🤙❤️
Yes, that mechanic working for Yamaha has made Yahama proud! Well done! And Noraly, again, always enjoy to watch your videos... Keep going! Ride safe always.
good morning Noraly, have good routes and lots of favorable winds
Noraly, loving your vids and am now addicted to watching them. Some info for any future rides, if a fork seal starts to drip oil get a coke bottle and cut out a triangle piece about 2" long, push it down the fork tube point first into the seal and turn it around the seal a few times, this will remove any grit from the seal and make it last a bit longer.
Ride hard 👊 Ride Safe 🤟!! Take care✌️
Hello Noraly, it's really exciting to watch your videos, it's getting more and more interesting. Keep on uploading.
Nice of the Yamaha dealer to take care of your Honda 👍😁 !
Regs from Sweden/Kent
@10:12 still can see the moon.. Thank you Norley i always adore your videos.. And you deserve to get a big thumbs up to all your videos👍👍.. Thank you
Lovely, helpful people, everywhere Noraly goes. Very encouraging!
The Yamaha shop looked first class and the service was done very professionally. Best to you and keep the great videos coming.
Spectacular sunrise with wild Giraffes 💖 Great mechanic 👍 how to fix the fork seal, Interesting family at roadside. May the wind be with you Noraly 🤩
The way to fix a situation like that where you have stripped wheel lugs is to remove each hub one-by-one and then, using a hammer, knock out one lug and then put the hub back on. That way, you end up with three good lugs on every wheel. Then you drive easy until you get to the next town where you can purchase new lugs with nuts and have a mechanic restore the three wheels with three lugs and replace all lugs in the wheel that had been damaged. It takes a lot of time when you're on the road like that to accomplish the job but it's effective. If you don't have a hammer, put a nut on the lug flush to the outside of the lug and use the lug wrench to knock the lug out. driving the lugs back in is easy. Probably the most difficult part is removing each hub in order to drive out the needed lug.
Another amazing journey and you show us how well you adapt to any circumstances and curve balls that get thrown your way. You still make each journey so interesting . Take care and stay safe
I would love to travel with you. I love how you remain calm and always loving what is. I love your sensibilities. I'm almost 80 years old so I can only live vicariously. I love where you are and dream of being out in that area just exploring and loving life.
What stunning landscape. I think the most beautiful scenery encountered on "our" journey thus far... though our ride in the volcanic area of Chile was spectacular, as well. And then there was our exploration of the coast of southeastern South America......and Sani Pass. And Norway was so stunning so.. well carry on. Woo hoo. Got my buff ordered yesterday!!!
❤❤👍👍👍 ... dear Noraly, we're waiting S8 too !!!
Stay in the wind..wow thank you so much for sharing ....so inspiring...see on the road....👍🥰
Good that the tech guy had the special hammer :-)
I just love how everything you see seems to amaze you. That's why your video's are wonderful.
Amazing ~ you and Savanna are in a bit of a serious mechanical riding situation, but you still stop to try to help others.
Great to know that you have decent mechanics that can assist you on your travels.Thanks.
You're absolutely right that you have to trust your machine. You can't enjoy your journey if you don't. Loved the mechanic. Knowledgeable and personable. And I noticed....not a single dislike for the video!!!!
Oh no you are leaving Windhoek already and I wanted an autograph 😍 enjoy the desert and I can't wait for more videos
@@youme1414 I'm hoping so..would really be nice to meet this incredible and inspiring woman.
Surely some will criticize the fact that you did not fix the shock absorber before, but those who really travel by motorbike know that there are a thousand variables and things to keep under control. Especially if while traveling alone you are also working, telling and filming everything. And often it is not possible to bring everything you need to fix everything. You also stopped to help those people in the car 👏 unfortunately not everyone does. You are a great inspiration and it is wonderful to see how you face every little or big difficulty with a smile and with the desire to move forward no matter what, and above all regardless of what others may think. 💪
I like all your shop visits to see the expertise and tricks of the mechanics. They also seem glad to have you in with them too so they can talk bike talk lol. Love ya , keep on riding. From Vancouver , Canada.
I hope you had the seals replaced in both forks, if one is leaking the other will be soon. I can't believe the guy didn't recommend dust boots for the forks, especially in that environment. Good Luck
One thing about her, always positive.
Hopefully not with the coronavirus
I've been recommending your channel to my students! :)
So glad you are going back and finishing up your route! It is so beautiful out there!!
You make it all so interesting ,just the way you relate to animals ,people and dealing with adversity ,great editing.
Of course, the obligatory picture of a scantly clad lady on the wall of the garage! lol, mechanics are the same all around the world:-)
Listening to audio only without watching the video... it's Floor Jansen! 😃
With Nightwish
Noraly has stole my heart and I want it back :) Always enjoy your videos. Brian
Great Job on Savannah she enjoys the care you give her, now you can have peace of mind again in your travels👍
Last episode - Wow !! 🇬🇧🏍
What a beautiful sunrise wow 🤠
What an amazingly beautiful landscape.!
The giraffes were gorgeous. Glad you got Savannah fixed. That was a wise choice.
“I am back to where i was” that’s a happy end !
12:10 is proof that Noraly is a certified SA rider… She just rolled through the stop sign like a pro… 😂