Over 800 kilometers in ONE day on a Honda CRF300L Rally |S6 - Eps.133|

In this video I am doing a monster day of over 800 kilometers in one day. On a little CRF300L Rally! Welcome to CANADA!
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[@1979augistine]

This woman is beyond a great role model this is who people should hold in high regard and not crazy ass celebrities absolute amazing person

[@jb3536]

I have zero respect for the Kardashians and total respect for Noraly.

[@cheyjan330]

Well said, she's a true hero!!

[@justsomeguy6474]

@@jb3536 You don't have to belittle someone to praise someone else.

[@jb3536]

@@justsomeguy6474 I'm being honest.

[@seamusburke9101]

@@justsomeguy6474 they're not fit to wipe Noraly's boots.

[@TheBestFoodieShow]

Can we just take a moment to appreciate how good Noraly's editing skills are and the way she puts the videos together easily as good if not better than productions that have twenty plus times the budget .

[@Chris-vq5vr]

I hear this comment a lot 🤔

[@Michael_Shay]

That's what happens when you have one creator with oversight over the whole thing. Instead of too many cooks in the kitchen, middle management, board members, etc.

[@itsmebruddahlee]

Great job as always!❤

[@elainegray1897]

So true! We love her videos!

[@elmerfrejoles98]

Yeah right 800km's in less than 17 mins of riding her AK Honda motorcycle. Amazing! If her motor bike could talk, it would probably say at last I'm home bound to Alaska Highway from South America.

[@mikemerrill175]

Big miles, little bike, just wow. Truly an iron butt experience.

[@bristleconepinus2378]

@Teresa Hammons Beyond numb bum.

[@BlazerLz]

@Teresa Hammons It'd be numb an hour into the ride lol

[@dalehunt1383]

Like riding a 2x4 for hours......🥺

[@veritassempre]

Iron Butt is an understatement

[@cleigh113]

@@veritassempre standing up is a must- not sure if she does that much tho...

[@MirikRider]

One thing that makes me more attracted to Itchy Boots is her exceptionally good taste of music. The musics in all her videos are simply awesome.

[@cornevandijk4898]

makes me a little proud to see what Noraly from my homecountry achives on her 300 cc bike. it is great to see so many people following her on this great adventure.

[@RichardGobel]

Ik ook

[@DMD5609]

She tried out a Honda CRF 450 bike, but it was too heavy for her. She took the 300cc one instead. Good choice.

[@grampiangs515]

You absolutely got it right about experiencing the long distances. When I left Stewart my GPS said “in 450 miles, turn left” 😂

[@Mrbumbons1]

Driven this many times. Not much navigation.

[@henryD9363]

@@Mrbumbons1 But you still do need to stay on the road, all the way...

[@RLee-zs1ds]

I have lived in Canada for more than 50 years, traveled extensively across and into Northern Canada, but you have opened my eyes to how much more beautiful our country is. Thank you.

[@BoycottChinaa]

Everyone says that, she's been around the world and visited most countries by now, so... she's amazing

[@RAM-db3ti]

I prospected for decades and did hundreds of creeks logging roads and getting lists for days in the bush mountains and just loved it. Now I leave it for the young ones to do the same crazy things. Lololol.

[@garykaufman8128]

The drones showed very good terrain, just amazing the amount of wooded area unspoiled...thanks so much, Noraly!

[@privatename8228]

"I have nothing more to say. I said it all and nothing." lol The perfect ending to an 800+ kilometer ride! Sometimes no words are needed.

[@michaelsupple6081]

I loved that you loved the horses running free. Not unlike you Noraly, not unlike you. :) Running free!

[@dhblan8591]

‘Went from a gold rush to a sugar rush!’ Thank you for another eye-opening and dazzling video. Stay safe, Noraly.

[@stefanomalinverni9431]

🇮🇹 Here WE are, gents! Gooood afternoooooon, Noraly, Internet, sisters and brothers, let’s goooooo, as usual! 🇮🇹

[@cmarkd1]

I'm so impressed at the INCREDIBLE scenery you filmed while riding 800 km. We love living and riding through your experiences!

[@MrBeltaine]

The drone vids showing you & Alaska as a tiny speck amongst the vastness always makes me speechless. Rock on Noraly!

[@casaamaril]

And then imagining that she drove up there from Patagonia, that little bike and that determined woman. It's the drone shots accompanied by well chosen music that make it all magical

[@joemcdonald5620]

Just realizing this season is nearly over. Noraly, I have so enjoyed each episode. You’ve shown us and taught us so much along the way. Thank you. Continued well wishes and safety to you!!

[@thatisyourname]

Yes living in Canada we do the coast to southern Alberta in a day quite regularly which is 1100km, however I’d imagine it would be much more doing that distance on a motorcycle as well as doing part of it on gravel road and filming along the way! Great videos of our country!

[@zweispurmopped]

Well, it's what Canada is famous for: Landscapes. Crazy landscapes. Endless landscapes, even. For someone who is used the European (In my case German) conditions, it really is mind-blowing just how much landscape there is (And it comes across perfectly in your drone shots!). Mind blown - Checked and confrimed! 🤯🤗 Another wonderful bit of Itchy Boots travels! 😍

[@MikePara111]

Don't forget the landscapes; from the rider perspective the huge, never-ending, ever-expanding landscapes of Canada are truly stunning. Did I mention landscapes? 😆

[@vickikgibson9470]

I remember a girl who was visiting us from Japan, She had NO idea what a vast sky was like! She only saw bits of it through highrise buildings. When she came here, she was overwhelmed, and actually thought the sky might fall on her! She had no sense of the expanse or height...and had to get used to the feel of such space. Imagine! I felt the immensity when I returned from Europe, and flew over the prairies once again...and wow...BIG SKY!!! I love it, and feel very blessed to live here! I love how Noraly shows us how every place on earth has its own charms, beauty, and immensity. This is one planet that needs to be treasured, and she is showing us WHY our earth is so special. How can you not fall in love with this planet and not want to help it heal!??? I have learned more from her videos than almost anything out there because we have a front-row view through such eager, joyful eyes! I really hope more people will go back and review this massive and wonderful collection of work. We truly are ALL ONE on this earth, as she holds us in the palm of her hands. Our earth is our greatest treasure!

[@zweispurmopped]

@@MikePara111 I bet one can't see them, they get lost in all the landscapes! 😂 …or hidden behind endless lines of very dark green trees. 🤔

[@zweispurmopped]

@@vickikgibson9470 You know, I studied physics. I am a SciFi-dreamer, or I was, I should say. Over time I understood just how much our senses are adapted and optimized to enjoy the sites our planet has to offer. I understood that it's probably impossible for us to really build anything that takes the entire biosphere with us and put it elsewhere. I understood that all of us travel, even when we think we sit on our bums in our houses or flats. We are on a galactic cruise with our spaceship Earth. We are constantly in motion. We depend on the other humans. Maybe that's why I love Noraly's channel quite as much: Not only does it inspire faith and sympathy in humans, it also is in motion. Constant motion. 🥰🤗

[@WillysPerformanceCycleCtr]

Your adventures in the America’s, from South to North, have been amazing! The scenery and geological features that you have shared with us is simple incredible! Thanks for sharing with us!

[@CharleyMK9867]

Willy's Performace Cycle... I so agree! The footage & scenery in Alaska..I simply am just anticipating what itchy boots will show us.

[@WillysPerformanceCycleCtr]

@@CharleyMK9867 …. Yes Tena! Alaska will definitely be another great area for Noraly to explore and share with us!

[@johninYVR]

800+ km is a decent day but to take the time to do drone shots makes it a fantastic day. At least for us viewers. ✅

[@mikebernath3038]

There are several areas within British Columbia where wild herds of horses still run free! I think that you were fortunate enough to view several of them. There was actually a TV show a couple of years ago about the interaction of an indigenous tribe and one of those herds. Love your Channel! Keep it up Itchy. Mike B from B.C.

[@alexandershatzko8748]

have bee dropped of at a tiny landing strip and picked up at a pre-arranged time--to go on a job ---further north----- Dempster hwy --I believe

[@alexandershatzko8748]

Dawson Creek is mile 1 of the Alaska Highway

[@paullavallee1631]

You need to visit more of Canada Noraly, you are always more than welcome to our country

[@veritassempre]

800 km in one day !! You and Alaska deserve a BIG round of applause 👏🏼

[@lindadavies6109]

🌟👏👏👏👏👏👏👏🌟

[@Tundra-zy1uw]

That’s a big day in a car ,for a small motorcycle thats a monster of a day, good job and you still managed to fly the drone, incredible. Great video, get some rest and take care.

[@budburrell3032]

I cannot imagine how you were able to accomplish such a long distance in a single day!! And still take time to get the drone up to give us all of those amazing views! Noraly, you continue to impress with every video.

[@bernt5604]

@B D No, yo’r wrong there!

[@therollingwheelz]

@B D no crew

[@wolfganglemke6312]

And not only the time to do so! It takes a big hassle to keep batteries charged for all this equipment (several GoPros, drone, mic, gimbal etc.) and to manage data-storage. Don't ask me how many good sequences I lost already due to failed data-transfer from micro-SD to mobile-drive.

[@budburrell3032]

@B D It's unfortunate that you feel compelled to make a statement which cannot be supported since it has no basis in fact. If you had any knowledge of video technology and techniques you would understand that all of the footage is captured by cameras mounted on her bike, helmet, handheld, or from her drone.

[@budburrell3032]

@@wolfganglemke6312 I couldn't agree more. Those of us who are not directly involved in video capture under such circumstances often don't recognize all of the challenges.

[@afterforever8924]

I searched for some CRF300L Rally off-road footage and got lucky and found your channel, WOW! I just watched all of season 6 up to this episode and can't wait for the next one. The humanity of you connecting with all the beautiful people and seeing the incredible vistas of creation is absolutely spectacular. Thank you Noraly.

[@kenttan9382]

Same here. Also searching for the crf 300L rally and just bumped into her video 3 days ago. And now im hooked. Lucky me 😅❤️

[@dm299]

Wow, Noraly!…the music score, the cinematography from the drone, was simply perfection! You are attaining yet another level in your already top of the line entertainment for us to take in. The music in the middle gave me goosebumps!

[@oldtechguy]

SO another day on the handle bars taking the best ride ever. I get to see so much I have never seen. Thank you Noraly.

[@pms.8795]

Only the people who are fortunate enough can only watch this channel , what an amazing content you are providing . Most of the shots are stunning visual treats.

[@MattLitkeRacing]

I’m finally all caught up on all 6 seasons of Itchy Boots! Thank you Noraly!

[@mk3kxc4u]

Worth every episode - would't you agree?

[@MattLitkeRacing]

@@mk3kxc4u I would agree. I watched the first episode of season 6 because I was researching the CRF 300 Rally. After that I was hooked and watched the rest

[@savage22bolt32]

@@MattLitkeRacing that's how I got here, & I ended up with a CRF250L. Africa was my favorite series, but then everything got even better! How is that possible?

[@MattLitkeRacing]

@@savage22bolt32 very cool

[@lorettaobrien8599]

My husband and I are utterly fascinated at you capabilities and positivity. May you continue to experience great times riding the bike through amazing places. Thank you very much for taking us along on your journeys.

[@darren7422]

Yup, you are now a Canadian rider. 800kms in a day on a 300cc bike puts you top of class. Your videos are amazing. 700 kms in a day common for me on my CB500X in search of a few kms of dirt and scenery.

[@VonBluesman]

Your videos provide such great escape from everyday life, beauty unimaginable, and peace of mind beyond measure. What a beautiful world you have shared with us viewers. Thank you.

[@AidaJof]

Amazing video of my Canada ... a beautiful part of the country that most Canadians do not get to visit, not to mention the drone footage AND the music ... at times I felt I was riding a horse on a gentle trot. Wow, 800 km ... amazing ... GO ITCHY BOOTS, GO!!!

[@vickikgibson9470]

You are one amazing woman, and that laugh...your sense of positivity is more than wonderful! What a great example you forge in today's world. We should all be more like you are! TAKE A little break:) I look forward to every single video you do! And those air shots...wow!!! It puts it all into perspective, and I love it that we see you and the bike on the trial in them too!:) Cheers girl, take good care!!

[@2023TMc]

I absolutely love the laugh 😆

[@cosmozh]

When I grow up I would be like ItchiBoots❤❤❤❤❤ I’m fascinated by her talents, by music, by editing works, by her laughter…. She is the Perfect Woman.

[@lettingthebearout7528]

This woman is a complete joy to behold! Her insatiable curiosity and indomitable courage has and will continue to take her far.

[@robspear6004]

I can't imagine the hours of work it must be to edit your videos. They are spectacular viewing!! And the music selection for this video was inspiring, insperational, and mood altering. A PERFECT selection for this video. You are a gifted woman for sure.

[@billwilson3665]

She probably uploads content to someone who produces, also she obviously has a crew with her because of the drone footage.

[@rusty-ole-boomstick1268]

Thank you for your beautiful travel vlog during the last few years, you have brought much joy in a world that seems to be going Topsy turvy.

[@jb3536]

You must be in great shape. Almost 500 miles on a motorcycle in one day. I rode mine 200 miles on tarmac and was worn out.

[@spenot4135]

Ez strapa. Itt enni kell.

[@buddies8757]

She need thats calories bro 😉..

[@danielforrest3871]

850km in a day isn't a big deal on a larger bike. Basically she is doing this on a "starter" motorcycle tuned for off road riding. Many, many riders inckudibg myself have done iron butt rides of 1000 miles and up in a single day. Paved Road riding is boring.

[@jb3536]

@@danielforrest3871 I'm guessing you're aspiring to be a fictional writer?

[@OnOurBike]

@@danielforrest3871 My butt hates me for doing 500 km on one day, and I'm riding a Yamaha FJR1300 with a comfort-seat! I know, I'm a softy.... :)

[@3866TIM]

Damn, that's impressive. 'Monster Day' is an understatment for back roads and 300cc! It's one thing to knock that out on the freeway, it's another to do it on backroads. Kudos to Noraly!

[@HawkSwimming]

Great to watch! Much of the road that Noraly rode the past couple of days is the Cassiar Highway - because it goes along the Cassiar Mountains. Nicknamed Grizzly Bear Alley. Essentially, 400 miles without much in the way of services. But, the mosquitoes must have chased the bears away!

[@MrEdwinhardesty]

The Alaskan Highway is now nicely paved. Drove up to Alaska in 1980, no paved roads for 1,200 miles (1931km), lots of steep hills and bends which have since been taken out. The road was much longer then. Drove up there in a 1964 Volkswagen square back. What an adventure.

[@TheBestFoodieShow]

Love Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays. It's Noraly day! Thank you for all you do to bring to us what we cannot see for ourselves, and for keeping the dream of moto-travel and adventure alive in us. Stay safe out there!

[@robertmackenzie5850]

Lovely video , just gives you the idea of the vast distances in Canada

[@enotsbob1]

Noraly's video editing is exceptional. The added music and occasional view of her travels provides a great perspective of the environment she's going through. I wonder if she's lost any drones as she flies them over rugged wilderness. ❤

[@staopaopa1]

She's mentioned in past that she's lost them. So yes.

[@cesargalvezgutierrez8633]

Realmente Noraly, nos sorprende y nos emociona con esta aventura hasta llegar al destino final Alaska, gracias por ver hermosos paisajes.

[@raardon8952]

Outstanding achievement by Noraly and her Honda. Her skills, endurance and professionalism never ceases to amaze me. Her bike is SUPERB and was the best choice to complete this trip. I have seen other moto-youtubers travel in larger bikes (800 CC and up) and they break down all the time and have a hard time to navigate through unpaved sections of their trip. Besides Noraly's knowledge on how to travel with the bare minimum weight on her bike gives her an advantage.

[@selcukcilek555]

Everybody has his/her own decisions to make. The one I know and who rides a 850cc bike is on the road for now 14!! years (not with the same bike) . And he is one of the best on KZbin,too. Has mostly over a million views per video . There must be a reason for that like there is a reason for everything . And he as well as the other guy travelling in Africa at the moment have more spare parts as well as camping equipment (tent & cooking) with them.

[@raardon8952]

@@selcukcilek555 If you are referring to Carlos Sineway...he is good. A little self-centered and obnoxious though. He posts 1 video a week while Noraly posts 3. They both have roughly the same number of subscribers. I prefer Noraly....she is vastly more professional in my opinion.

[@selcukcilek555]

@@raardon8952 I do not want to end up in polarizing my comments to be in favour of this or that channel. I am enjoying ALL of them including Nicolas of Ride Me Five. What I am saying is that again all of them are motorcycle travel channels with a focus on different details which makes them special to their audience. As we are here with Noraly , I would say that I do miss the amount of interactions with locals and humans in general on Noraly's channel and not following up on a question she has. Like asking the woman in the shop (who could not answer her) WHY some native tribes have TWO names but failed to ask the same question to the native tribe member instantly thereafter . And further the closer she gets to Alaska the less interested I am which is definetely NOT her fault rather than the landscape of Northern USA, Canada and Alaska. But hey, some find it great to drive for weeks through pine tree forests. I do not try to downgrade this because there are highlights in between like her glacier visit. Nevertheless when you upload three times a week the more you will face the difficulty to raise the same interest in your material .Trust me that I give her the credit she deserves and have respect for the job she does but skip the necessity to comment when I read constantly people making her compliments because "she is a female", because "of her blue eyes" and/or because "she is always so positive" etc. Summarising with that I have been in the countries mentioned KZbinrs come from and do not expect the same personality to establish in a Dutch woman and some Latino man.

[@howardcobb4354]

You really are something else Noraly!! 800km , "should be possible, let's give it a go". Priceless. And who dare bet you wouldn't make it. Sleep well .

[@rfleetwood9592]

Noraly it's always adventure! I for one am never disappointed, thanks for your hard work. Two thumbs up from me!!

[@lavapix]

Back in 89, the ALCAN hWY was still a dirt road outside of Dawson Creek. Driving late into the night because it was light all night I saw more horses than cars. There were long stretches where you could see them building the new paved road parallel to the dirt road. This is great seeing some of it again via your travels. I started at mile 1 in Dawson Creek.

[@josejuansanches6033]

how I love your videos norali I am confined in a prison in Mexico and your videos give me life they give me a lot of encouragement to keep going 🙏

[@2GringosOnTheGulf]

Awesome video my friend thanks for sharing your time with us 2 Canadians 🇨🇦 living in Mexico Yucatan Peninsula ✌️🐶👩‍❤️‍👨

[@albertlabossiere7720]

800 + kilometers and that little "Hee hee" near the end still filled with that unique Noraly happy tone! There are no words! 😊

[@The_Crawler]

Yeah! This is what you call a real motorbiker. The one and only thing that matter is ride. Hats off and a big congrats for this proud moment 💪💪.

[@maryh3438]

Fantastic video - what a ride!! I so heartily agree with 1979 Augustine's remark about the great role model Noraly is!! SHE IS a role model, yet so many people put celebrities on a pedestal. Noraly has given us something that is genuine and beautiful. I can't wait for the next episode. ❤❤❤

[@knuckles-3386]

Going back and watching these older videos while you’re healing up and planning your next trip I’ll never get tired of your beautiful videos and great music choices please be careful i don’t want to see you get hurt again love you ❤❤❤

[@joywilson9718]

Hi Noraly congratulations on your 800klm enjoying the ride and scenery with you Much love Cape Town 👍🏍💞🌍🇿🇦🌈

[@michelebotha9858]

Also enjoying every episode from Gauteng in SA

[@tyronejosias5659]

I'm also enjoying following Noraly from Cape Town....

[@uni-byte]

Wow, 800km on such a little bike! I've done up to 1100km in a single day, but that was on a touring bike. Your getting to be quite the adventure rider!

[@zweispurmopped]

Well, after the 130000km she has done so far, one should think she is! 😊

[@volkhardhenschel1863]

@@pnwrider8346 why and how is a touring bike much more comfortable? This Honda Rally has about front and rear 20 centimeters suspension which is very comfortable. And much faster, why? Where in USA or Canada is it allowed to go faster with a faster bike?

[@oklahomahank2378]

@@volkhardhenschel1863 A touring bike has a big, more comfortable seat, a softer suspension, more power so the rpm’s and vibration are lower, a big windscreen, more weight to smooth out bumps, a second set of footpegs so you can stretch out, a bigger gas tank, and so on. It also uses smoother road tires for a quieter, smoother ride and better grip on pavement. No, you are not allowed to go faster, but you are much less tired, which is a safety issue. A tired rider loses concentration.

[@canuckwing0195]

@@volkhardhenschel1863 many parts of Alberta and Saskatchewan are speed posted at 120 km. Parts of Montana and Utah are posted at 80mph or about 130 km. I put an auxiliary tank on my Goldwing to increase mileage between stops and did 2700 km in one day, Calgary Can. to Tijuana Mex.

[@uni-byte]

@@zweispurmopped Yeah, I should have capitalized the "THE'. i wonder where she will go next?

[@rottieman347]

Incredible achievement. I once rode through France on paved roads for 1260km and was absolutely exhausted. 15 hours in the saddle. I vowed never to do it again. How you managed on those roads is nothing short of incredible. Ride safe

[@GeDoBa]

It remembers me of my trip in the 80th from Saintes Marie de la Mer (Camarque) home to Hannover in a day. Only with a 2 Hours rest in a wine hill. The Yamaha XS 650 twin causes a lot of vibrations, so that I never used the bike in that year again!

[@stlchuckhd]

I loved your commentary at the end of your day... You're an amazing person! Thanks again for bringing us along on your journeys!

[@timothyobrien1850]

Well , well the Alcan is paved. Oh yea it was 50 years ago when I drove it. Yep time flies when you are having fun . I have been following Noraly's travels for a few years because she clearly reminds me that living should be and can be great fun. thank you

[@jackbelk8527]

A special thanks to the transcription person that accurately catches every nuance. As a lip reader, the entire video is enjoyable, educational and greatly appreciated.

[@gudniolafsson5200]

@@007nadineL Yah, I think so too, but still he is amazingly accurate! :)😄

[@KCTeri]

I never stop smiling while watching your episodes. Noraly, you bring me such JOY! 🙏 TY!

[@donstravelsandrants.]

That video clip of the Alaskan highway and forest both sides of the road with the mountains in the distance was magnificent.😲👍😊💙

[@maxinee1267]

That's it Noraly, it was a long and wonderful day for you. I am so glad your getting to see the wide open spaces of Canada and Alaska its massive.

[@geofiggy]

Only YOU can execute an 800km plan N. Watching you for 6 Seasons, you've ALWAYS pushed the limits. Thus my and the rest of the Itchy Booters constant admiration for you "Our Leader". Each season gets more professional, more interesting, more beautiful, and I could go on, than the one before. Gorgeous black horse. Video marker 6:10, eye popping landscape and scenery looking down into the valley on the right. 👀 AND......wait for it! KABLAMO! Soul stirring drone sequence, 🤯, with the MOST appropriate audio accompaniment. "Whoa, there's hair under there!" You got that right sir, our own "Wonder woman". I've never mentioned this before, but you have the knack of transitioning from scene to scene with dramatic affect. You're just a master videographer. 800Km, whew! Now time to relax from this monster achievement. Congratulations! Take care and ride safe. 🖖🏼🤟🏼

[@НатальяБудаева-м2р]

Absolutely crazy ride! HATS OFF!!! MY RESPECT TO YOU NORALY. 👍

[@MrBobVick]

Back in 1967 the highway was all washboard gravel Dad & I changed 33 flat tires. The road was mostly built in the 1940's so a new road in the world time view. We got boxed in with landslides' in front & behind us for a few days, everyone shared food.

[@RobWhittlestone]

ABSOLUTELY EPIC ADVENTURE! PURE NORALY! Everything top-notch - music, editing, drone shots, commentary, scenery, and PERSERVERENCE. Great respect! All the best, Rob from Switzerland

[@frankyates1054]

I wish you could see the smile on my face when you break out the drone! Its like quenching a great thirst.Your travels are very much appreciated..Thanks so much! You have good reason to be proud Noraly

[@domlaw1035]

Atlin BC Canada and Lake Atitlán Guatamala. Two great lakes in one season!

[@11ms62]

Noraly, your positivity is contagious. My spirits are lifted when I watch you. Thank you for spreading such joy.

[@ROTV-DanLockhart]

Amazingly, even putting so much distance under her belt, Noraly manages to record some beautiful drone and scenic footage once again. Thank you for the work you put into all of this, Noraly. It's not easy, I know, but you do such a wonderful job. It's funny... when it clicks in your head to put some k's on the clock. Something is calling on the other of that ride.

[@mikep.9371]

Over 700 KM on Ronin, Savannah, and now 800 KM on Alaska. You're love of traveling and music to ride by makes one forget the "bottom" even if tough as iron.

[@geofiggy]

Don't forget good ole "Basanti" Mike. Season 1. 👍🏼

[@mikep.9371]

@@geofiggy I didn't forget Basanti, but as far as I know, Noraly never road 700 km on her in one day.

[@Jillloveszumba]

I knew your stamina was outrageous from your other videos but I can't put into words how impressed I was with it in this video. You pushed yourself to the max even without stopping. Thank you for being you! Safe travels:-)

[@gregschoeman1747]

That’s a long day but you are absolutely correct that those distances are occasionally necessary on trips through Canada. Atlin is a beautiful area to end the day.

[@rddchb]

Congratulations on your longest ride in a day. The view was wonderful. Take good rest and God bless you.👍👍👍😊😊😊

[@hectormendez1461]

All your videos are brilliant, what an incredible drone shots! Noraly you're such an amazing woman. Keep doing what you love most! Stay well.

[@alecbrunet]

Just a regular day in Canada, and that's just one province... Epic views, love the music :) Respect for the 800km, that's way too much ! Noraly, you know, i'm really jealous of your bonkers day!

[@totoroutes5389]

👍 How do you keep so motivated and with positive energy on such a long driving trip all day? Keep on keep’n’on with the great work. After Alaska, perhaps drive through the other provinces and territories in Canada.

[@josephfrasure3884]

Eating that Pay Day bar is the secret.

[@SueB369]

What a Remarkable Woman , she is trying to beat Old Man Winter !!! Living in the Colville National Forest the Canadian Geese are Migrating in Flocks to Beat the Cold Weather Too !

[@txbagman3444]

💪 Beast mode for sure! Time for a well earned rest for you and Alaska! Well Done!! 800km on a "little" bike! WOW!! Many Thanks for taking us along. Best Wishes 💖🏍🤠

[@tonysargent1699]

Beautiful scenery, great ride too. Well done on your distance covered and thankyou for taking us along for the ride, much appreciated. 🙂🏞️

[@Markevans63]

That's one long day in the saddle, it's like me riding from London to Zurich in Switzerland! Plus you did some of it on gravel, you are one resilient person! 👏👏👏👏

[@MarjKiehlbauch]

Love her for never having a Payday candy bar.. the things we take for granted. ❤

[@richaneesh]

The sense of achievement you feel after you enter the room must be of another world. ❤❤

[@LOWERCASEMAN]

2am in Sydney Oz and looking forward to a dose of Itchyboots! Keep up the great work Noraly!

[@mrwest5552]

@Daniel Charles - Greetings Sydney, you need to sleep eventually.

[@pakjohn48]

G'day Daniel. It was only 11 pm in Perth but I too stay up late every night for the latest Itchy Boots epic adventure.

[@cheyjan330]

I'm so fortunate, her videos show up at approximately 8 AM (Pacific Standard Time) USA for me. I live 10 miles from the Canadian border. I wouldn't want to have to wait until the wee hours, but I would ~ she's faboulous! Love her proper greetings "Good Morning Internet"

[@mrwest5552]

@@cheyjan330 - agreed. She is a Good Woman, brave, and adventurous. I just want her to stay safe.

[@kentmerkle7941]

I seriously can't wait for each episode. Stay safe and strong. Love your content

[@TheMissendenFlyer]

That is a monster ride on the CRF - hats off to you (as usual!)......sure is a long way between places up there isn't it... Loving those drone shots, wish I could have used mine!

[@kenross812]

I have a BMW k1600 luxury tour bike. And this would be a long day. I can’t imagine on a crf300 what a badass!!

[@dsimon9s29]

I have done more miles, but it was in the comfort of a GS. Still knackered at the end of that day. Doing it on a 300 single cylinder thumper must have been quite the experience.

[@gerardcullen5131]

You're drone shots really capture the vastness of Canada great ride look forward to the next one

[@daverow49]

I am in awe of the scenery and your drone footage is always jaw-dropping. Quite a fast leg if somewhat longer than your usual episodes but you do what is needed to get to your destination. I think you made the best choice in motorcycle for the entire journey. Each episode is a learning experience for us and I thank you for that. What an incredible achievement to travel that far through remote regions off the beaten track. Safe travels.

[@papajeff5486]

Putting on large distance is hard on the body and the little bike. I have done,1,000 plus, mile days on my big bikes, (Iron Butt rides). They are more tolerable on a big bike; but, no matter what, the back and shoulders still take a beating. Love what you’re doing. Kentucky

[@zillus99]

... kann es immer kaum erwarten... Ich freue mich schon darauf das neue Video heute abend mit meiner Frau gemeinsam anschauen zu können...LG und gute Reise

[@charlesharris2749]

Big Thumbs Up for the Long Distance Iron Butt Marathon with Noraly and Alaska! The steep canyons and the river to the gorgeous lake complete with mountain view. They shoulda had a Champion's Suite waiting for you. Happy trails!

[@henrytowne7463]

I wonder how Noraly would feel about doing an Iron Butt Border to Border Insanity ride. No time for drones, set her on a Hayabusa with panniers...

[@klondikechris]

Yup, Canada is BIG, as you are finding out! People where I am think nothing of popping down to Whitehorse, and back in a day - that's about 1100km. The people from Inuvik will go to Whitehorse to shop - over 1300km, 800 of it gravel. And, all of it outside of mobile phone service! Some wonder why I live up here, but your videos are showing it. The land is beautiful, wild, and free.

[@garyholt8315]

that would be like me going from edmt to Vancouver to shop!!!

[@dinosaursr]

I’m Canadian and when I was little we use to walk 100 kms just to go to the grocery store 😊. Another great video! All kidding aside, that bike and you are pure badass with a steely eyed smile.

[@heldemel2035]

From gold rush to sugar rush 😍 Great ride Noraly - well done you certainly have some stamina!

[@nickvanr.8584]

Noraly just keeps upping the game with a breathtaking panorama views

[@lylemacdonald6672]

The scenery was as majestic as the journey was long. This is the reason the Provincial motto is "Beautiful British Columbia". 🇨🇦👍

[@teresatucker3446]

800km in one day??? Wow. Just WOW!!! Another incredibly professional video and, as ever, your soundtrack is just perfect!! Thank you so much you crazy lady!! xx

[@ers7469]

Yep, since you mentioned 2018 🔥, I can only add that was unfortunately, a year unforgettable through so many countries. Hey, your day did not look bonkers at all at this end ...great core strength you have 😎 👍