Brand new aggressive offroad tires to ride BAJA - MEXICO |S6-E96|
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- Опубликовано: 10 июл 2022
- In this episode, I have to replace my tires as my rear tire is too worn to get me through another 2000 kilometers until I reach the USA. I manage to get my hands on some nice tires and off I go into the Baja desert!
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This woman is an inspiration. She makes me feel like I should be fearless about everything in life.
Agree!!!
This is really cool because two buddies and I were staying in the Iguana motel in Loreto when Noraly, You, rode in! This quaint little motel has been a favorite place to stay when we are in the town, because there's only 4 rooms total and it's very well done. We had two of the rooms already, so seeing You pull in was beyond unbelievable! The odds of an old guy doing a bucket list Baja ride, running into you somehow in the Western Hemisphere was a billion to one!
You were obviously very tired and hot and we made sure to give you your space, but we wanted to visit so badly! We, and our wives, just love your videos, because they are a bit "National Geographic" and a lot of everyday life in these awesome parts of the world. Always very well done. Keep your wonderful spirit Noraly! Ride Safe!
PS, Nice to meet you and to have Alaska parked right beside our humble BMW's! (Brief, but it sure made our trip!)
You folks are the best. This is why I enjoy traveling in out of the way places. Always meeting people who have your best interest in mind.
What a great reflection… I would be just as in awe if I bumped into Noraly during one of her travel around the world… I never got into motorcycles, though I had a 71 300cc Kawasaki as a kid, I fell once and gave up riding, but watching Noraly travel through these small towns, with so many “National Geographic moments” would make me crave the feeling she is experiencing, as a retiree, traveling to parts unknown via delta is amazing…like Noraly says, just get out and explore the world before you cant…..
The giant cacti in the video are Cardon cacti (pachycereus pringlei) and may look similar to the Saguaro of the southern US, but can be larger and can have a lot more arms. The cacti grow quite large with some specimens well over 10m tall. In fact further north you'll likely see taller Cardon cacti. They grow on average about 10cm/year and can live up to 300 years. Thus some of the cacti near the mission of San Francisco Xavier may even be older than the church which was built in 1699 by the Jesuits who also founded Loreto in 1697. Baja was "discovered" for the Spanish crown by Hernan Cortez in 1536, but the Spanish decided not to pursue colonization as they didn't find any silver or gold and found it too tough to survive. The native population was wiped out after contact with Jesuit missionaries in the XVIII century, with the vast majority succumbing to diseases like smallpox to which they had no immunity. Therefore some of these missions were abandoned once the area got depopulated. You can still find vestiges of cave paintings that these original inhabitants left behind, and there are some accessible locations, but you do need to get a permit from the INAH to visit them. You can get a permit to visit La cueva del Raton in San Ignacio. That location is in the Sierra de San Francisco about 30-60 minutes from San Ignacio.
This was a really cool input, thank you :)
When I was in high school there was an annual race in Baja that was called the Baja 1000. Back then, most of the competitors drove dune buggies made from modified Volkswagens. I dreamed of someday competing in that race, bought an old VW wreck, shortened the chassis/floor pan and mounted a fiberglass body on it. Somewhere along the way, I lost sight of that dream and joined the army in order to fulfill another dream - seeing more of the world. I spent nearly 21 years in the army and did get to see quite a few countries and places, but not all of them. Now that I'm an old man, Noraly has been helping me for months to see many of those countries that I never had an opportunity to see when I was in the army. Thank you, young lady!
The 1000 is definitely still going.
Thank you for 21 years of service.
@@mikeo1105 - You are certainly welcome. Serving my country was an honor and my most satisfying accomplishment.
Maybe a lot of us had that same dream. When I was young I really wanted to compete in the Baja 500/1000 in the motorcycle race. I did race enduro, etc for over 10 years, but never did get to race in Baja! Thank you for serving our country!
Thank you for your service 👍
I love Baja! In the early 90s I spent a month traveling up down and across Baja in a 1970 VW van, surfing, camping and fishing.
An amazing day of riding through beautiful terrain and on NEW TIRES! The tire mechanic was so kind to meet you, carry the tires, repair a puncture and get you on your way so quickly. Wow, you always manage to find the best and kindest people everywhere you travel. Thanks for sharing another day in your adventure! Ride safe Noraly and continue Northward!
Dna filters are made here in my country (Greece)....i use them for many years and i can say that are awesome!!!Dear Noraly ,i think that you don't have to worry about them........Alaska you can breathe freely!
I’m retired & never get tired of watching Itchy Boots get new tires. You’re riding tall in the saddle. Your feet never touch the ground.
you are retired and you never get tired of Itchy Boots getting "re-tired" 😁
@@glorisol3805 I’ll be long gone when & if Itchy ever hangs up her boots. She’s the greatest of all time. Flat Out.
Ahhh…the smell of new rubber…and Alaska can breathe better. Can’t imagine how much effort it takes to plan parts and deliveries, riding, planning, filming, editing, and maintain your exuberant personality. Loved your first day in Baja!
I was thinking that all Alaska needs now is a bath but 5km down that dirt road and nobody would have been able to tell the difference.
even more. Do you know someone to repair a tube? We are so used to unpack a new one ...Few days ahead an older guy tells me he wants a repair but the mechanic told him to buy a new one because it is cheaper. And he even hasn´t the tools to repair during a tour, i do but i also prefer new ones. Noralyy shows us that there is not first-world everywhere.
They are not, lol washable paper
@@timolipps3646 The guy removiing the tire pinched it with a tire iron and had to patch the hole in the tube he created. Anyone that's owned a mountain bike knows how to patch a tube.
@@timolipps3646 in Indonesia, ppl still use inner tube tire, and they if punctured, would like it to be patched....
The filter really looks like a reusable K&N filter, but with a different manufacture name. This whole season 6 has been fantastic! I just hope you can still keep this trip going in the states. It's not as easy to find these back dirt roads without going over someone's property. No Noraly saying... if you liked the video please give a big thumbs up!
I love how you research and prepare for each new trail
Along the way near Ensenada is a beautiful Organic winery. I appreciate your traveling adventures. I am elderly and handicapped and can see the world clearly with your panoramic cinematic views. The world is spectacular and the people throughout Latin America are courteous and helpful. Now I want to take a class in Spanish. I can learn. No problem even when at 80 years.
She seems to be going through the Sea of Cortez side (Loreto), but thanks for the info, I have a place in San Felipe where I spend several months, I’ll cruise to Ensenada and check it out.
Spanish 10 minutes a day.
Excellent course
User friendly
Affordable.
One of my students was learning disabled and older nervous about pronouncing correctly. He did wonderfully. Found out he was using the words that were separated for pronouncing next it instead of the actual word. Genius!!
Even teachers can learn from their students.
So a little story time, I'm a Big Fan of Noraly since Season 1 and I'd wait till 11pm to 12am midnight just to watch a new episode because I live in the Philippines. Her videos are just so relaxing and amazing and I really find it fascinating. Watching her videos is one great way to end my day and to destress. THANK YOU NORALY! GODSPEED!. Hoping one day youll travel here in the Philippines
Watching also from: davao cty.
Watching from Campinas - State of Sao Paulo - BR
Warm regards Filipino brothers
Hello over there. Watching from Germany...
Greetings!
From Laguna
Austria, and following her since 2018.............i love it! (and saw her live in Montenegro driving by......)
Hey did anybody else see that Noraly went through a STOP sign as she was talking? Thank goodness nothing happened and she didn't miss a beat. Love your videos.
The DNA air filter is a high quality aftermarket filter . No need to replace it with OEM. You may have to clean it and reuse it. Greetings from Greece!
The locales through which you ride, and document with your drone, show you as this little speck moving across the vast landscape and I am always struck by that image and continually amazed at this quest you are pursuing. I am so thankful you are taking me along and it is so worth the monthly donation made. Kindest regards from Vancouver Island, B.C. Canada. 🇨🇦
Gracias.
For those interested; measuring the the saguaro cactus (in inches) from base to highest point, then divide this number by 10 and you have a pretty good idea of the age of the plant. But for a reasonable estimate just look at whether the plant has developed any arms yet. If it has any, like those in Noraly's video today it will definitely be above the age of 70.
Thank you for sharing the info. This is new to me
They hold water 2-3 years. Which is helpful if you get stranded. -Arizona
@@paulwassenaar8351 Somewhat common knowledge. Just don't expect it to taste like water from a ground source. Agree Vet Adv Z?
@@RRr-yl8zr Thanks for the education! Always something new to learn. So, how do you tell Mexican cactus age?
@@RRr-yl8zr Saguaros are "Mexican" cactus too. They are endemic to the Sonoran desert in Sonora state in Mexico, Arizona, and some parts of California.
You have done it again! No tyres available and still you manage to get a new set. No air filters but you get a new set all the way from Greece! Nothing will stop you girl. Soo proud! Keep going!!!
Among all of your riding, navigation and photography skills you are also a logistics expert. Bravo.
Great to see Itchyboots more relaxed than she was in the previous two or three videos.
@@KJ6EAD She is going to be out of the woods when she enters Canada.
Great ride! I absolutely love the way Noraly tells the story of her adventure ride and the way she is able to laugh ("he...he") about even the smallest things along the trip.
Noraly is a great driver. She knows how to go over hill and dale and over each dusty trail.
Mexico is really beautiful. Getting closer to the states. Stay safe!
Gr8 having some new rubber, what a beautiful old chrch that was reminded me of the old spaghetti westerns. Have a good night and safe travels. Hou het veilig en slaap lekker en tot snel.
Recently I "discovered" this young Dutch adventurous and daring Lady. Now I'm hooked watching her amazing experiences traveling on every road and all continents. Admirable and courageous bad ass attitude. And to top it off, her demeanor is so positive. So far, regardless of the situation in different locations, she never dismay and never has nothing negative to say about anything.
Start at Season One, India to Europe and follow all her adventures
I'm 73 YO and in 2018, one of my sons and I, went to Europe, rented 2 Beemers and did a loop from Paris to Paris, going to Brussels, Amsterdam, Kohl, Luxembourg, Reims and back to Paris. But was absolutely nothing compared to this young Lady adventure...and by herself.
@@RRr-yl8zr I can imagine her cursing like a sailor in some situations she has landed herself in.
Your new air filters are washable. But you need a special solvent to clean them and oil to put on them after they are clean and dry.. But they will last for 100k miles if cleaned and re-oiled regularly..
I agree. Those cleaners/oils are available in the U.S. and Canada as soon as she's across. Baja is not far from San Diego. She could have ordered one and been golden for the whole rest of the trip. 😆 Oh well.
To late now she didn't oil it so its already compromised
Jacob, those looked like they've got the oil on them out of the package. Identical to a K&N or the like. She'll be okay.
I use dish washing soap. works as well if not better than the K&N soap I used to buy. But I do use the K&N oil.
@@Jacobtheunwise They come oiled from the factory, only after washing does it need to be reoiled.
Buenas noches Noraly, ver un nuevo video me da felicidad porque se que estás bien, y así disfrutar de nuevas aventuras. Cuidate mucho por favor.
hallo noraly ich bin heute sehr gespannt auf das Video mit guten Straßen und alles klar alles prima in! Mexiko und tschüß aus Düsseldorf Germany!!!
Never get tired of Noralys' adventures but my heart sank for her when the breakfast muffins were absent! made up when she found a solitary specimen hiding under the cover! One of lifes Yay! moments.
I'd imagine that wasn't planned; but it was like a humorous movie technique. Very entertaining.
Nothing says welcome to North America like muffins for breakfast.
@@RRr-yl8zr Mexico is part of North America.
Trivia: Name 4 countries that are in North America.
Sadly what this really means is that she has reached an area that caters to Canadian and American tourists.
Watching this video was one of my life's Yay! moments! Hehehh bedankt) ))
"The Chronicles of Noraly"; that is how I will now refer to this incredible journey you are taking us all on.
Noraly: Maxxis son buenas llantas (en mtb dominan y yo las uso). Las vistas escénicas de la carretera a Loreto se extrañaron. En la Bahía de la Concepción las vistas son bellísimas. Las mintañas, el desierto y el billón de estrellas en la noche es lo mejor de baja California!! Saludos desde Zac, Mx!!!
That man works magic on the tire and tube. It’s like artistry 💵💵💵👏👏👏👏🦾🦾🦾
Excitingly interesting updates on new air filters and tires and a great first ride towards the USA/Alaska with them! Congrats on another amazing episode 🌟 and thanks a lot!!
Love everything about Itchy Boots....the incredible scenery, the accommodations, the new air filter, the tire shop. I'm there with you, Noraly! Thank you so much for taking me along.
hey mexico, you are the most beautiful country in the world.
Loving the real Mexico, not the one I've only seen in Western movies!
Noraly, My wife and I have been watching your tremendous progress for months but this is the first time I've commented. Great to see you enjoying Baja California. What are your plans when you cross the US?Mexico border? If you're going to cross at San Diego, my wife and I would love to organize a little "Welcome to the US" party for you, if you're interested. Please let me know. We would hate to have your arrival in the US unheralded and unhonored. You deserve a party. You ARE a party!
Noraly, what fuels your adventure? Ive been with you on your adventures from day one. You are very positive ,well spoken,and handle yourself well. I truly have faith in mankind. You have proven it time after time. Good Job. Be safe
Noraly is a conqueror of continents.
From season 1 to season 6 noraly I love watching your blog and it makes me feel wonderful..mabuhay PHILIPPINES 🇵🇭
Itchy boots is coming to California ❤️
I bet ALASKA is very happy. Breathing cleaner air and New Shoes! and off running dirt tracks in the middle of nowhere! 😄
Be Safe Ride on LET'S GO!! 💖🏍🤠
I'm actually very impressed with your consistent upkeep of your bike and the many avenues you take to acquire parts in a difficult time. You're doing an awesome job and thanks once again for taking us along. Youre resilient, creative and persistent. Be safe-Be well
You would think with the amount of awesome publicity Noraly gives companies like Honda and mosko moto they would help her out with parts etc, because of this channel I have gotten back into riding and made sure to tell mosko moto how I found out about their product when they asked for a review 😉
Best episode yet, hands down. Amazing fast tracks to ride, ridden VERY capably, I might add. You just bloom on dirt. Great camera work, incredible drone footage, and beautiful landscape. Masterfully edited too! Thank you! I am going to watch it again. 😁
it's good to ride with minor worries but great to ride with NO worries - a safer area, new tires, new motivation...it's nice to see you worry free. Travel safe Noraly!
I would be lying if I said I didn't picked up Spanish since watching Itchyboots season 2 and at present I can get an idea of what Noraly's conversing with the locals. Amazing Noraly! Amazing Channel! Amazing atmosphere in the comments section. Let's go
that's why almost all the audience with her. I mean she give incredible value to our watch time.
Me too. I picked up some Espanyol. Si !
@@1949chefjojo It only takes about a week for the brain to go from hearing gibberish to picking out individual words. Saludos, Steve
I picked up some English by watching Itchy Boots.
yep, life is great, and all those good vibes, all in this episode. Having muffin on the mind.. and finding the last one for breakfast ☺ , and then the good news about the tires and air filter, and in the end during a fun ride in the desert seeing a cute tiny fox 🦊
The Gems you find in Mexico.. amazing 👏
Yateeh, Miss Noraly from a member of the Navajo Nation, USA!! Absolutely love your travels!! To be so fearless and adventurous!!
Did anyone else see the round fast shadow that passed over her at 20:50??
Was a fast shadow from right to the left.
if, their guardian angel
Did you just say “a tire that fills all of my tire dreams” ????? OMG you are AWESOME! 🤣
My wife, two kids and I just binge watched your videos over the weekend. It's extremely hot here in Texas so your videos and cold a/c made for a perfect weekend. We wish you a safe journey. Glad you made it safe through the heart of Mexico.
But texas is next to mexico...😱
@@juanvga yes sir. I’m sure it’s hot in Mexico too. The humidity makes it worse in Texas.
I'm so excited that you are getting closer and closer to the USA, I was born in California, but now live in Maine, I can't wait to watch you travel through our country. I'm excited to see how your new tires work out for you. I used to have a high bike and could barely touch the ground, but could ride it really good once I was up and riding. I have faith that you will make it through and can't wait for your next video ❤️
All your videos are sooo grounded that I can't thank you enough...❤
Been waiting for this episode. So happy you made it through Sinaloa unscathed. Now it’s onward through some very remote travel . You are so very smart in your decisions. Amazing just amazing Noraly !
Thank you for taking us along with you on your Journey. Takes us away from the nonsense that is going on here in America.
Be safe God be your copilot!
I think the nonsense is pretty much world-wide at this point.
as she's riding towards US hahahaha
I am from La Paz, BCS. You make me feel a real sense of pride with your portrayal of the people here in Baja. Great work detailing an incredible adventure!
Lovely drone shots and scenery is amazing looking forward to what you show us in the USA safe travels Noraly
I am so excited that you are almost in the US. It is going to be so Amazing to see where you choose to go while your here. I know that many have offered you help if you need it but If you do Just put out the word to any body on a motorcycle and I am sure they will help you. You are very well known in the motorcycle community here in the US. Gods speed and safe travels.
so im a native hawaiian eating english muffins for breakfast in hawaii watching a native northern european riding a japanese motorcycle with a greek air filter bouncing on probably vietnamese or taiwanese tires through a mexican desert.
isnt the world a wonderful place? :)
Yup, you're right. Maxxis was founded in Taiwan...but operates internationally now
Taiwanese tires.
WHAT A GOOD CHAPTER!!!!!!! Finally, a stage full of off road, those desert landscapes, that drone, WONDERFUL, the happiness on your face said it all. really, every time I get overwhelmed by all this chaos in which I live.... the miraculous cure is A NORALY CHAPTER... what a great joy to see this. That's why I'm so worried about Africa, so different.... but hey, I'm with you on that trip anyway. Greetings and take care of yourself!!!!!
Que belleza esos paisajes,,nunca mejor dicho, "el viaje es el camino "" a disfrutarlo!!!!
What I love about you, is that for most people, it would be a "wrong turn", but for you, it's just another adventure to enjoy. I love it. Keep the great attitude and outlook on life. Looking forward to seeing your adventures to and through Alaska.
That's the beauty of travelling alone.
Alaska can breathe again! Much respect how you take care of your equipment.
Your blue eyes are amazing!!!
Good morning Noraly, I have been touring the north of England, on my motorbike, so I'm playing catch up on your videos. 😍
Thank you so much for your amazing travel videos. Your drone work is superb. I’m 71 and did lots of long distance riding, but arthritis has shorten my adventures to the local hot spots.
Celebrex is a game changer for my arthritis.
As many have stated, look like K&N air filter. Should be reusable. Clean and oil.
Maxxis Dessert IT tires. Good tires for Baja! Not DOT legal though. Also, slippery on pavement, especially when wet. You plan to replace when cross the boarder. Good plan.
Safe travels Noraly! Will be fun to see your route through the U.S. IF Planning to get to Alaska this summer, you need to get going. Summer is short when you get to the northern parts of North America.
I wouldn't worry too much about DOT compliance with a bike that has NL plates. It's the same with helmets, ECE R22.05 and R22.06 helmets aren't DOT compliant, but it's perfectly legal to wear one in the US as a tourist.
Still if like you said those tyres are sketchy on tarmac and in the wet, it's probably for the best to replace them with a good tyre.
@@fermitupoupon1754
Non DOT tires can be an issue here in the States. Depends on law enforcement she comes across. I’ve had friends run non DOT tires here in California. As far as the sketch factor. Yes, you have to ride accordingly, but doable. Noraly does need to clean up her bad habits. California is the only state you can “Split Lanes.” And you do need to stop at stop signs. I just don’t see her getting to Alaska before snow falls. There’s a saying in Montana “Summer is only 50 days long.” High altitude passes can get snow almost all year. 6,000feet/2,000 meters here in Northern California not unheard of to get snow in September. Kinda common at Lake Tahoe.
@@mikeshuck2760 So that red sign that says ALTO was a stop sign? Noraly can speak Spanish but obviously can't read it. I think her bad riding habits will get noticed in the US but I can guarantee that smile & laugh will get her out of trouble.
@@peterwaugh9416 yea there gonna pull her over for the plates. Which are legal.
American cops are nosy AF
@@peterwaugh9416 Don't be so sure in California. She better learn quickly how to clear an intersection with her eyes before entering, at least here in California, or she's going to for sure be in an accident.
Itchy Boots: YOU ARE THE BEST! We watch you from Bora-Bora and travel with you en route to Alaska every other morning with our coffee!! Everything about your travels are exciting, fascinating and educational. Love the little side trails (roads) you like to use. Probably very few people have ever been this way. Just WOW and THANK YOU! Mauruuru,! Jeff and Cindy - P.S. Not many fun bike rails here, but cool lagoon and hike trails. Marquesas maybe good bike trails... You are welcome to visit us in BB anytime to relax a bit!!! Lots of water activities, good change for you! Safe travels- Suerte!!
Bora Bora, wie cool.😀
An old growth cactus 'forest', a desert fox, the obligatory random cow in the road and more stunning drone views with some brilliant panning manipulation while also driving.
Never stopped watching right from when Noraly started her ride from India. :D.
Big fan. Keep riding :)
Great to see you back in the saddle getting closer and closer to the USA. I hope that the people there are as hospitable as those in other countries. I'm sure they will be. I just got a Go Pro and put a mount on my bicycle and another on my motorbike helmet. Thanks for the inspiration every time.
i am a bit worried about the border crossing and sometimes the police in the USA. I have heard terrible stories about to cross in the states from Mexiko. Also some stories about the police if bikers came along. To be true, i gave some sacrifies to the ancient gods of travel and wimen to have an eye on her. And also to my youngest daughter who just got her license.
Crazy thing, i do not matter if i do riding but for my children and for Noraly and some other tough young ladies doing journeys all over the world. But, as i can not protect my children forever i can not do also for them. May them always meet nice people.
Hi Noraly, I have talked about Miss 7 my grandaughter before to you.. we watch you once a week together and she loves you... well this happened.... we went to a Cafe near us in NSW Australia and the girl serving had an accent... me...no idea... Miss 7.. oh she sounds like Itchyboots. We went and asked her and she said to guess. So we said she sounds like Itchyboots from the Netherlands. She was absolutely stunned that a 7yr old had guessed where she came from she said no one ever knows where she is from ... you are educating people in ways you probably never imagined... and then Miss 7 said... 'she is in Mexico at the moment ' oh my heart swelled. She is so excited that she recognised the accent. She also thinks I really love you because I have your hoodie and calender... and socks... 🤷♀️. I just rate you very highly... 😁. Thought I'd update you on Miss 7.
What a lovely story. Saying Hello and love from the Netherlands ❤🍀
With the specific Dutch accent😁
New air Filter looks K N And lovely new boots for Alaska
In Dawson City, Yukon I watched a man from Texas changing his tires for his ride on the Dempster Highway to Tuktoyaktuk, which is an awesome ride. It turns out he is also a fan of ItchyBoots, and says she is an excellent rider! Texas to Tuk is not quite as far, but still an epic trip. I recommend the Dempster to Noraly - a trip worth taking.
Agreed on the Dempster ride. The vast space for 500 miles is unimaginable. Did the trip to Inuvik in 2014 before the road to Tuk was done. A plane trip to Tuk on Canada Day was the way to get that swim in the Arctic Ocean off my bucket list.
This is good advice for someone who wants to drive/ride all the way to the Arctic ocean, because the last 15 km to the ocean from Prudhoe Bay is a private road. IOW, you can't get there.
Honestly, I enjoy this kind of episode as much as the videos with drone and scenic footage (not complaining because it's always beautiful). We get to see your interaction with the locals (excellent). A person after my own heart for maintaining the bike and being safe and you found out about a small puncture which could have been a disaster waiting to happen. Thanks Noraly and continued safe riding! 👍🏻👍🏻🙌🏻
your so lucky to be living your dreams, here i am waiting to go to work in a factory until 22.00, as a fellow biker i'm so envious well done !
This has now become my favorite channel. You’re awesome
Another great video from our favourite RUclipsr ItchyBoots, thanks Noraly, safe rides further X
Wow Noraly that was a good ride. Air filters, tyres new...... It makes me happy when you have good off road tyres 😀
Ride safe
I AM EXHAUSTED JUST WATCHING....HOW THE HELL DO YOU HAVE THE ENERGY? Started watching your videos yesterday and I'm so impressed by your positive atitude and free spirit...
Great video and presentation as usual. The scenery in this video is what we expect the countryside to look like where you are. One expects to see cowvoys behind the rocks having a shoot out Pleased that your new tyres are working out well and that you are back to your comforetable riding status.. Lance and Regina. South East rural Australia.
It is grand that Alaska has reached new heights. Thanks for sharing a few words about the wonderful wildbirds that are always nearby during your travels.
Careful! Blowing through the stop sign at 5:19 could have been really bad in that area. I love your work and want to continue watching and supporting! Ride safely.
I saw that too lol
She actually ran about five stop signs,maybe more.
She does that all the time. In United States they love to give tickets for that and they are several hundred dollars.
También vi eso y me sorprendió. También aquí en nuestro país se respetan las reglas de tránsito Noraly!.
I think you just win everyone over with your positive energy…I noticed in the couple of videos I watched that people seem comfortable with you and open up in a very short time..
I've never felt so happy when someone else got new tires in my life. The scenery, your laugh and those blue eyes are so worth visiting every few days. I check my feed when I wake up to look for your new posts. Blessings and have a safe journey!
Noraly/ Itchy Boots the natural "Ocean Eye" girl add more beauty in each and every of her contents. Stay strong and keep going 👍👍👍
Watching from cebu city
Aeee... Esperando anciosamente! 🤩
Just read that you worked in Perth! I live there and love watching your channel.
When you make it to California, be careful not to continue missing stop signs. Not sure how it's in Mexico, but here you'll quickly get in trouble
In Mexico, If they see you, they'll pull you over. I usually pay the fine there.
I saw that, but wasn’t going to say anything….😎
Nice tires, you go girl ! Glad to see your in a safer area !
Hi Norali! What I want to write today is, besides showing us grand sceneries, beautiful landscapes and friendly people (it seems Norali meets only friendly people because she IS friendly and smiling), she also teaches us how to deal with all sorts of people, from policemen to women selling items on the roadside, to hotel keepers, to sailors, etc.
As soon as they realize she is not a greengoe, they turn very friendly.
this is better than anything on tv
Hi Noralys thanks again for letting me tags along such beautiful desert awesome dirt road and excellent new tire and as always you be safe 🇺🇸🇺🇸
Not easy getting tires on the road, must have taken a lot of calls and e-mails. Baja looks fun and those tires will definitely help. Thanks for video. Take care.
You're right... not easy getting tires "on the road". - especially when being on the road is largely "OFF road". haha
@@chazfaz3595 plea...se, elaborate, i cannot understand what are those "off road" "on road" terms you mentioned..
@@AbdurrahmanZedSaeed
I'm sorry.
If American English is not your first language, its not easy to understand.
In American English, "On the road" can have two meanings:
The first meaning is literal. It means something is on the surface of a paved road. Most often that would probably be a road paved with asphalt.
The second meaning is more of an expression, or a figure of speech. It means a journey or a trip, usually traveling by paved roads. It brings to mind all of the normal experiences and difficulties that are common with being on a trip, away from home.
"Off road" usually is an expression where a vehicle is traveling off of a paved road surface, most likely in dirt, sand, mud, gravel or rocky ground.
So I was playing with the different meanings, which would allow Noraly to be both "on the road" but also "off road" at the same time.
@@AbdurrahmanZedSaeed, those two phrases are "Colloquialisms" in English; or "coloquialismo" in Spanish.
@@chazfaz3595 ahhh, so that means the bike travels on gravel or on tarmac, thus called off the road; off tarmac, and on the road; on tarmac... Right?
What nice desert scenery with the drone. It was also nice to see some desert wildlife. I am glad to see Alaska is well outfitted for her new adventures. Have many more good adventures and Let’s Go. I hope Alaska likes her new jewelry.
I just stumbled on to your page and I love this. I'm a grown man, pretty tough, at least I thought I was tough. I would never have the Cajones to drive through Mexico like you do. You are inspirational. Good luck in your travels and thank you for sharing it with us.
the way you go is so beautiful , sunny and windy the desert landscape is very beautiful , with succulents that are the kings of the desert .. /
Muito bom " viajar" com você Noraly...minhas férias será com certeza bem divertida!! Let's Go!!
Hie Noraly enjoying as always the ride. Keep on keeping on, I enjoy the the country side rides so much the scenery landscape. Ah it's so refreshing and healing to the soul and the different wonderful people you meet along the way. I live near where you visited the Balancing Rocks when you came to Zimbabwe on the Africa trip. Wonderful to see you bring the world to us, can't wait for the Alaska trips, am thoroughly going to enjoy them. I love the snow landscapes. Travel well and take care and peace all the way👋🏽
This is an awesome way to see the world and you little sister are a walking encyclopedia. Love your bike . Mine is the africa twin and tenara you keep up the good work and may God keep you safe 🙏
“Tire dreams” loved that…..