Surviving Colombia’s "TRAMPOLINE OF DEATH" |S6 - E19|

In this episode I am riding to Mocoa, in Colombia. I take the Trampoline of Death road, and well.. I can see why it's called that. Insane, this is truly insane.
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[@YorkshireTripper.]

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 .

[@Kylie11349]

Absolutely, Richard. She does an amazing job.

[@vk2aafhamradio]

I am forever amazed at Noraly's skills and productivity, on top of riding challenging roads, finding food & accommodation. And of course, finding data connectivity to post it all in often remote locations. Noraly is a total boss. 😀👍

[@BexxaG]

Absolutely loving it.

[@balamuthukumaran5379]

Indeed, you are right... She is amazing in presentation as well - narration, voice, fluency and body langugage... Perfect.. Congrats 💐

[@Dreddingbath]

I appreciate it every time I watch, she’s good at this stuff.

[@MW-tt3fy]

Man merkt in jedem Deiner Videos, dass Du mit Dir im Reinen bist - immer ein Lächeln im Gesicht und immer ein freundliches Wort auf den Lippen. Bleib genau so wie Du bist

[@moacirgibingibin100]

Hi Norally, I hope all is well. There are several reasons why I love watching your videos, the first is that I'm also a motorcyclist and I love motorcycle trips, secondly I'm a cameraman and I love your images and editing, they are amazing. But you're a crazy girl, and I like that. Thanks again for her fantastic video. Take care....... hugs.

[@the_mad_leprechaun]

Agreed with all the above! 🏍💨💨👍

[@alantuck106]

@@the_mad_leprechaun Hear, Hear What a girl !!! What a video !!!!

[@inavandelft8080]

I am on holiday in South Africa from The Netherlands and went out of my way to go to the motorcycle museum at Knysna to see your Savannah. It was a such a wonderful experience to get a little piece of you. You are a inspiration to many. Enjoy your Alaska experience. Kind regards.

[@PauloCdeSouza]

Muito lindo o lugar. Eu sou do Brasil

[@johnburgess5534]

Watching this on my 80th birthday. You frightened the life out of me. One handed over huge potholes. Speeding round sharp corners. You really are an outstanding rider. Your enthusiasm is catching. Stay safe. JB

[@jjhack3r]

Any excitement will give an oldie a heart attack

[@thestone3849]

You said it, that one handed drive also scared and worried me too (BTW I am 62😊 )

[@Rick-tt6yq]

When I watch your videos, I appreciate that you are a real motorcyclist…not a poser like the ones on big, chromed machines who rarely wear out a tire. You continue to amaze us…wishing you long safe trails ahead.

[@artmchugh5644]

Well said well said!!! I have a shirt that reads Ducati if you ride , choppers if you ride AROUND!!!!🏍🏍🏍🏍🏍😀😀😀🍺🍺🍺🍺

[@sammemrys8195]

The choice of music through that gorge really added to the adventure. Just great!😊

[@andreabergami7350]

Yes excellent !! What is the soundtrack?

[@Terry_1111]

I admit that this one scared me! When you were on the ride down and deep in the fog, I kept saying aloud, "Slow down, girl!" Glad you made it safely! Your video skills are amazing, especially on such a wet road and using your drone. Beautiful! Thank you, Noraly.

[@linalopez1608]

We kept saying, " keep both hands on handle bar"

[@slayer8actual]

This is the first video of yours that I have seen and when I heard you make comments like, "This is what I've been waiting for." when you hit the dirt roads, "It's rain jacket time....bring it on!" and "just have to soldier on through the rain and through the mist...", I just had to subscribe. I ride everyday regardless of weather or road conditions. I grew up on motorcycles and though I have several trucks I will ride my bikes unless I absolutely need my truck to haul something too big for the bikes. Riding in rainy weather, cold, heat or snow is all part of the experience of being a bike rider. I have many fair weather friends who ride, and that's great for them, but I love the challenges of dealing with adverse conditions. It just makes the rides much more memorable. Even my 30 minute ride to work can be an adventure, and not too many people will ever say that. Can't wait to see what your other videos hold.

[@williamgamelisenaya793]

Noraly your eyes have seen the glory of the creator. Kudos Love your work Bless up Watching from Sydney Australia

[@sudarshannanda8121]

This is one of the finest awesome and most enthralling videos you have ever recorded. The drive through the forest is so astounding that we in Urban areas have to sit up and realize what forest and environment is all about. Thank you for injecting some awareness about Mother Nature and the habitat called EARTH. Best Wishes for routes ahead. God bless !!

[@Dutchmadness1]

That is what Colombia is all about. The beautifull landscape and the roads it's just nuts.

[@kasperkjrsgaard1447]

“WHAT A RIDE” Yup, i was thinking exactly the same. The scenary just after the “Cascade humiadore” was breathtaking. Immensely beautiful. And the breakfast was quite nice too. Perfect for a day in the saddle.

[@mishkamo55]

The breakfast was as Noraly indicated "...high carb !" I would say lacking nutrition for the better part. Otherwise, you're right,beautiful ride by intrepid Noraly. Living vicariously at 74 after a life of mixed adventure .

[@karenrussell9672]

Beautiful ride, i had no idea it was so beautiful in Columbia. Thank you for sharing Columbia with us.

[@hectorbotello599]

Is not columbia…. Is colOmbia

[@angelagonimavalero7700]

Thank you, Karen, welcome to our country, Colombia

[@OrlandoCombita]

I love the way you mix the motorcycle sound with your voice. Most riders don’t include the bike sound but I think this is one of the most important things in a bike trip. Have fun in Colombia. There is plenty of off road to ride all your life here.

[@guit156]

Wow, wow. A friend of my from Venezuela said that there was great riding in Columbia. If this is any indication, he was understating it. The long twisty tarmac, and the narrow road through the jungle are absolutely incredible! You could have added another 20 minutes of video from those roads and no one would have complained. Cheers!

[@himanshumundepi]

Agree, I’d watch a couple hours of this road trip. It’ll be great.

[@momantaii94]

Excellent comment, just one thing: It's ColOmbia. Keep enjoying our beautiful country.

[@gatekeeping8528]

Amazing for the riders bad for the economy

[@AAa-eg1nl]

Colombia

[@janaaj1an889]

Those truck encounters on those high, twisty roads scared ME to death. I had wondered how those trucks got by each other (and just how far up those roads they go). Best coffee in the world comes from Colombia. I became addicted in Bogota and Manizales. Still miss it.

[@ragbag46]

Thinking of those trucks if there is no possibility of passing which it looked like, surely they must have radios to talk to each other to plan their route. Colombia coffee is the best.

[@jayarr614]

There are those bays where there ought to be enough room for smaller ones to squeeze passt each others. They'll be mor careful when encountering trucks either than that one, which merely had to shove that bike aside to make room for itself. There was plenty of room to the truck's left, but why would he bother when he's the stronger one?

[@jovanblom7742]

Thank you for living the life we wish we had the guts to live.

[@jelau4851]

You could not say better, I agree

[@MOTRANA]

Why wouldn't you dare to live this way?

[@jovanblom7742]

@@MOTRANA Because I like a warm bed and three square meals a day...

[@MOTRANA]

@@jovanblom7742 You will appreciate those things more when you travel in slight discomfort ;) Now it's just normal to you. Imagine being cold, wet, pain, eating plain meals and THEN having a warm bed, eating three square meals. You will feel like you're in heaven. And you're exploring the world :P I am riding to Vietnam from the Netherlands beginning of next year. Can't wait

[@jovanblom7742]

@@MOTRANA You speak true. Good luck on your travels :)

[@irakperez]

Majestic!!! Incredible scenery on beautiful Colombia

[@padraicdonnelly7500]

Great editing. I rode the Trampolina in 2018. My first motorcycle adventure. Locals told us that it was called that because it isn't the fall that will kill you, but the bounce. There a literally spots where it's a straight 300ft drop the next road surface. Love the caution tape guiderails. The big trucks went slow. The scaries part were the taxi drivers. They would just pop outta nowhere, then grab a the breaks and aim to the non cliff side. Columbia was built for motorcycles. Loved it.

[@lauragaviria9835]

Colombia 😊

[@maximan4363]

@@lauragaviria9835 LMAO, "Locals told us that it was called that because it isn't the fall that will kill you, but the bounce." - Yes technically totally correct but very, very funny! Reminds me of the Magrathean sperm whale in Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy. "I wonder if it's friendly?"

[@bukitkatilmp]

The opening shots were scary. But you have done a wondeful job so far. Love this Ecuador and Colombia expedition of yours. All the best, Noraly! Take care from 🇲🇾

[@jazminlove1372]

Es cierto ah echo un excelente viaje, soy de Colombia 🇨🇴🌹

[@trippontwowheels]

Congratulations Noraly! As measured by subscribers, your channel has become the largest female run motorcycle channel on KZbin, as of today!

[@kewanna70]

And male riders like the channel also.

[@JEmmertz]

I have already guesstimated that she will hit 1 million subscribers before reaching Alaska. KZbin will have to chase her down on some U.S. roads to hand over the golden plaque.

[@trippontwowheels]

@@JEmmertz I think she'll hit the 1MM mark in about 30 days. I think she'll be in Central America or Mexico when she does.

[@jackflash6377]

Makes my heart yearn for adventure. Lived in Colombia for some time. Lovely country, lovely people. Love your videos. Love your adventures. Love your spirit.

[@ZoltanFogarasi]

I like the dramatic effect of clouds and classical music.

[@edwinandres3419]

Muy feliz de ver extranjeros disfrutando de nuestra naturaleza en Colombia, I'm so excited to see a foreigner people enjoying the landscape in Colombia, welcome

[@apatara]

Breathtaking scenery. Just wow. Beautiful Colombia 🇨🇴

[@jamesmihalcik1310]

Between the people, the food and the sites. Every video presentation is amazing! Drone shots, narration, languages... every episode is a true exploration :)

[@aprilmhicaelasantos1289]

Yeyyy!! Another Episode!!❤️ from great woman! Take care Ms. Noraly! Wish you all the best!! Thank youuu!!🥰 Stay safeee!!

[@maxkazzora4234]

Wow Colombian scenery is also amazing in the same way as Ecuador. Thanks for sharing this Noraly. Watching in 2023.👏👍👍

[@chandiego]

You know, KZbin randomly recommended me this video. You're doing something I never thought about doing in Colombia, and I'm a local haha. I recently bought my bike here in Korea in order to explore the country, but years back I would have never thought about doing the same in Colombia. Back then was a bit dangerous to take the roads of the country to explore because we all had this constant perception of danger due to the guerrillas in the mountains, but after the peace agreement things did get better, however the sentiment didn't really changed for people who don't live close to the mountains. I envy you! I hope you had a great time in Colombia!

[@nigelreaney8361]

M M

[@johnnyo3fan]

I remember seeing photos of bullet-riddled buses that had been ambushed by La Violencia on the roads going from Bogota down to the hot country.

[@santiagopayan2531]

A los colombianos les pasó lo de los gringos, viven a través de las noticias, en lugar de formar sus propias conclusiones. No conocen su país y así votan.

[@WillysPerformanceCycleCtr]

The amazing route you took through the mountains was magnificent. I don’t think I’ve seen as much of Colombia as I did today riding along with you Noraly! Despite the heavily overcast, cloudy skies, you traveled through some beautiful scenery. Thank you sharing another episode with us!

[@BETOETE]

not even many Colombians travel this hazardous but scenery road to Mocoa; a much better road is being constructed from the other side.

[@davidroberts5577]

Having climbed all over South America and run river's throughout my life: Your adventurous spirit always amazes and delights me...🕉️

[@davidfalgout7304]

AMEN!

[@portaltwo]

OMG! The scenery, the roads, the videography! Everything just keeps getting better and better. It's addictive. 😎👍

[@mikegish5759]

Twisty and hilly tarmac in the countryside is my style. When I need a workout, I go to the gym. I can still lift weights for 2.5hrs without resting. I'm 75, weigh 121lbs, and do my own work on my bike: a black 2000 Honda Shadow Sabre1100cc that weighs almost 600lbs and runs like new. It has engine protection bars which also keep it from crushing your legs when you drop it. I ride year-round, rain or shine, and wear full-body armor underneath a white jumpsuit (for visibility and coolness in the summer). I watch all of Noraly's videos, over and over again, this is my third time going through all of the seasons. I admire her work ethic.

[@websurfer5772]

I found myself holding my breath when that truck had to pass by you. Every time you reach civilization again I feel like saying, "Congratulations!". 👍 Itchy 👢👢

[@gobear83]

That road was amazing ! Having my morning coffee and living once again vicariously through your videos… you are really living life not just watching it pass you by….

[@michaelmarcano4914]

Impressive one hand driving, while filming, on muddy and wet road.

[@DefaultName-bw1bx]

With potholes too ..

[@tataii]

Actually it isn't that bad, and doing it with a new bike has a better handle, but doing it around potholes one has to have more relaxed nerves and superior quick acting instinct doing it, the kind of confidence Noraly posses 👍👋🙏🏆

[@guillermodiaz1949]

Hi, well .. as a Colombian, I can tell you that you´re a very brave and risky woman to make those trips on your own, crossing those lonely roads with a terrible infrastructure, bad weather, etc. I wouldn't do it, I´d take a main road insted, but I understand your sense of adventure, risk and adrenaline. I'm a chicken and my sense of adventure is a 4/5 stars hotel, a private bath an traveling by plane ... but I admire your lifestyle, Keep doing this cause it´s awesome. Buen Español tambien. Saludos desde Medellín, Colombia. Take care. !!!

[@maximan4363]

I was fine until that huge truck took up the entire road, that looked really scary! Oh what a beautiful country, God bless you Guillermo - personally I'm with you, I used to love riding dirt bikes in the 70's & 80's and it amazing how far these bikes have evolved but I'm way too old to do this now! Totally incredible to watch though! I love how generally kind people are all over the world though!

[@oldmanjimbomiller1713]

Just admiring your editing skills. Love the scene change on the beat of the music. Nice Job.

[@Annur375]

You have the best show on the Internet. Congratulations and thank you for sharing it. Best to you, as always, and Godspeed.

[@cch255]

If you ever decide to do a trip while driving an 18-wheeler, I'll be watching!!! The skills of those truck drivers are phenomenal!!! Loved this video. Even the paved roads were gorgeous scenery!

[@humandroid53]

That truck was far too big for that route.

[@julianomartins5949]

That strange (but pleasant) feeling that, after watching most of Noraly's videos, makes you feel part of the journey lol - Love it!! Whoever does the editing of these videos is a legend (and if that's Noraly herself, well, what can I say.... double legend!!!)

[@AlisonAZ]

When I backpacked through there in 1973 most of the roads were unpaved. Bus trips were dangerous - not a guarantee (one trip took 8 hours for 100 miles.) I stayed in San Augustin for a week. It is such a beautiful country!

[@bazskinner5770]

I did this road on a bus but the other way round, took a long time. Great fun as you watch your certain death looking out the window to the valley below.

[@1Elcartujo]

Noraly you are amazing !! to face Colombia's cultural and social environment.

[@sandy4425]

Oh my word! this girl has given me 'heart issues' a number of times - this route through the Trampoline of Death was almost too much for me to handle. Talk about a death wish!! I don't know if she was doing any praying while she drove it, but I certainly was as I watched the video. And I knew she survived it because I have seen lots of her videos that she posted since this particular day. Noraly, you either have courage or no sense. I believe it is courage 🙂

[@richardmourdock2719]

Wow! Awesome! Spectacular! Of the roads we've traversed with Noraly, this road may be the most spectacular EVER. It occurred to me though that we've witnessed her riding skills, geologic expertise, talents as a videographer, but seldom do we glimpse I consider to be her incredible wit and humor. Poor Noraly. Poor, poor Noraly, telling us how she'll "just have to soldier on further down the road" through the clouds. An Olympic wrestler could not have pried her from Alaska's saddle at that moment. :) Soldier on, Noraly. Soldier on! And thank you for doing so. You are the best.

[@robertrichard6107]

The poor, poor biker woman trudging on!

[@Worshipbyruben]

For Colombia you should do a video every day. Literally can't wait for the next one. 😍 🇨🇴

[@Markevans63]

OMG Norally, just the opening footage was enough to give me heart palpitations 😱

[@budlistar5312]

Wow, so many shades of green. And wow, 954 subscribers, getting close to 1M. Ride safe.

[@jazminlove1372]

Soy Colombiana 🇨🇴🇨🇴🌹🇨🇴 y me siento muy orgullosa de saber que les gusta mi país.

[@danieldussan6754]

Pretty espectacular!! My only advice for you Noraly is that don’t go to Bogota, the capital, it is a mess, chaotic as nd very dangerous, a lot of tragic and crime, you and your belongings are not safe even if you are on your bike. Small towns and cities are the best, nice and friendly people, amazing food and views, you’ll love it. I’m from Colombia and I am a rider as well. I know what I am talking about. Good luck 🍀 Safe rides from a Colombian 🇨🇴 living in Ohio 🇺🇸

[@davedefea5530]

One of my favorite episodes! The scenery, the people, and the music. Nicely done Noraly!

[@Van_Wilder]

This landscape was breathtakingly beautiful- loved it loved it loved it 😍

[@jameshamre8778]

That was definitely quite a ride. Great story telling, you had us all on the edge as that truck passed you.

[@mariagabrielaalberton8115]

La experiencia que muestras en cada video me permite viajar acompañando tu aventura. Los lugares que visitas y compartes son increíbles. Gracias por tu generoso trabajo!!!

[@CarlosGonzalez-pk5uh]

Colombia the most beautiful country in the whole world, the fauna and flora of this country does not have any other, the mountains, the valleys, the jungles and the warmth of its people make Colombia the land of enchantment, congratulations Norely, continue enjoying of this beautiful country

[@richieyyz]

First of all I personally do not know many 30 year old women that even know how to use a GoPro or even know what a GoPro is, then you are also a drone pilot and then your video editing skills and story telling are the best. I am a big fan of Casey Neistat but even he can't come close to the adventures you have been on.

[@nickauclair1477]

You ride with great confidence. What an amazing journey.

[@hugochaperon6375]

Uffff, que emoción. Apasionante tu recorrido. Que adrenalina! !!! Cuídate, te amamos. Éxitos! !!!

[@dm299]

That was some of the most beautiful nature and stunning videography that I’ve enjoyed in this season 6 and right up there with any of your seasons! You just keep getting better at this KZbin’ ing! Well done!

[@simonbertioli4696]

I remember when touring for the first time from England to the Canaries. I had my triumph 500 twin T100C. The trip is nothing compared ro this one..but still an adventure. But l wished to see my mother and so did the trip. For me the same smile and joy, one has riding and enjoying the landscape no matter what. The roads in Spain were pretty basic compared to todays.. Lots of curves..bridges, mountain passes...but woderfull..young 22 year old free with no real cares in the world. Now a 68...old fart who still enjoys his riding.. So this is a great video...just lovely and fresh.. Take care all👍👍👍👍

[@thefoxx2051]

On the same page as the comments ur loyal followers compelled, intrigued amazazed by ur strengths, wits & drive, you inspire and in still aspirations of a nostalgic nature. "We love you keep going we follow you to the end"!!!!! GO ITCHY BOOTS GO!!!

[@jarosawniedzwiecki828]

Hi Norally, I am impressed with your tour in Colombia in the fog. I love your travel videos. I am a beginner motorcyclist. I love your travel messages. You are my mentor and inspiration to conquer the world. Drive safely and on the dirt road in front of you

[@lul3jon]

I’m always ready with my ‘big thumbs up’ because your adventures never disappoint. I appreciate you.

[@NewSkiwi]

Another insane adventure. Thank you for taking us along, even though some of us were experiencing breathing problems. You handled that truck with such a cool head. Well done, and thank you for staying safe.

[@abdulghaniabdo2212]

Columbia Incredible!! Thank you Noraly :)

[@donnanichols6838]

All I can say is WOW!!! I'M still holding my breath! That road was terrifying!!! 🍃🤗🍃

[@minkhs]

full respect for these truckdrivers going up and down these roads with those huge trucks

[@sherrycook1813]

Wow Noraly, what an exciting and beautiful ride that was. Thank you so much for sharing. Safe travels from 🇨🇦

[@jaisabai4155]

Literally breathtaking. And respect to that Kenworth driver too 🍻

[@zweispurmopped]

That truck driver was scared crapless and just used the superior strength to clear the safer way for himself. Having thought twice, the best solution to the situation would have been for Noraly to turn around and go to one of the widened bits of track where the truck could have passed safely. She obviously didn't think of that, and me, I took half an hour to remember those bays as well.

[@kmupeter7355]

Terrible terrain you crossed easily with your brilliant skill Norali. May the Archangel guard you in your Journey👏👏

[@TimAbner]

Those mountain ranges . I am speachless. Best channel in the WORLD.

[@FP19487]

My goodness, Colombia looks gorgeous… thanks for sharing this!

[@nericsso]

Thank you so much for taking us with you on your adventure. The way you present your journey make it feel like we are there with you - minus the damp, the cramp and every thing you endure. You are a Pro! 🥰

[@xrv404]

Respect for the one handed driving while recording with the stick 👊🏻

[@stevenortega9332]

woah I'm glad this video was recommended to me "people Who watch revzilla algo watched this video" thank God. I'm Colombian, and I have been in las lajas so it felt thrilling to watch you ride throught the video. You got a new sub!

[@liselotwalker9960]

Love that accent when you speak español.. love all your videos. Cuídate mucho

[@pinoy_hdrider1123]

Noraly, I have been following you for 2 plus years now and you never fail to amaze me. Thank you for bringing me along on this trip!

[@v31770]

I think this is my favourite episode so far; especially the section from Pedregal after carb loading!! Hats off to you Noraly, your bike choice seems spot on for this season, riding confidence and video editing has progressed so far, wish I had more episodes to binge on. Ride safe🙌

[@haroldmoody9609]

I just loved your ride today! What a hoot! The scenery is so jaw dropping beautiful and lush. So much nicer than the paved roadways. You looked very smooth and comfortable during the ride; so glad that you are enjoying your Columbian adventure.

[@williamcifuentes3555]

Not Columbian. Rather Colombian. Just saying.

[@thembadube9589]

Edge-of-the-seat stuff. Great work, indeed.

[@petersydow4002]

this chick has huge balls! I admire great courage

[@gaptastic]

Those side to sides around (very switchback) the curvy mountain looked great, jealous!

[@macguba798]

Amazing video! This is by far one of the best videos I've seen from your vlog. The aerial view from your drone while in that dangerous winding road with a combination of perfect background music is amazing! Keep up the great work and pray for your safe trips.

[@briancouture1697]

Well that sounds crazy. Glad you survived. Love the season so far. Stay safe!

[@bernien3956]

That was unbelievable!!!!! Well done. My heart was in my mouth. Itchy Boots you are a legend!!!!!

[@garycooper4526]

Your laugh is very nice, and I love your comments

[@ragweed3524]

WOW! What a sloppy day filled with so much excitement. I am reminded of days long ago when I dreaded rain and you just make it such a totally different experience. As my experience grew I got more comfortable with it but never loved it lol. One handed thru the potholes...also epic 👀. Great start to a new country!

[@chiefenumclaw7960]

This.was.EPIC! Probably the best MotoVlog I've ever seen. This trip has been so much fun. I appreciate all the little details like showing the towns/food/acomodations. These videos can never be too long. Thanks so much!

[@The333]

Wow, that road was just bananas! Amazing journey so far - loving the CRF300L. Great bike.

[@LuckyBuff4949]

You are very talented in your videos. Thanks for sharing the beautiful view you experence in person.

[@marlequiga]

Hello! /First say hello to this incredible woman who despite the challenges that come your way, you keep going and that is really the spirit). and I agree with Richard Harris.. . I hope one day I can greet you on the road...

[@bsmukler]

“Let the fun begin!” may have been one of those be careful what you wish for situations :) Beautiful videography, as usual, and the super cloudy sections reminded me of a book from long ago, “Cloud Hidden, Whereabouts Unknown” (1974, Alan Watts). Meanwhile, “trampoline of death” sounds like a very poorly worded ad for a new type of mattress.

[@olbuck]

With all the mattress ads on TV these days, I will not get this phrase out of my head!

[@GuteisFinger]

I asked the boy Beneath the pines. He said, "The master's gone. Alone, Herb picking somewhere on the mount. Cloud hidden. Whereabouts unknown.

[@oscarjaviercarrillo3152]

Hola, Norally, si vienes a Bogotá y llegas al "Café París vingt six" encotrarás a tus dos mayores admiradores en Colombia: mi esposa y yo. Sería un gran una experiencia muy emocionante conocerte pues te seguimos desde que comenzaste. ¡QUE EMOCIONANTE SERÍA CONOCERTE!

[@dialogarconlahistoria8229]

A mí me encantaría que hiciera una colaboración con otros viajeros, ya sea colombianos u otros latinoamericanos, españoles, los que sean, me gusta cuando comparten sus vivencias

[@robbrike4619]

What an unbelievable day trip you've made! The descent on asphalt was pure joy; Alaska and you seemed to be 1 person, riding down the slopoes with the movement of a snake. The way through the mountains - El trampoline del Muerte - was mysterious, beautiful and dangerous at the same time. Really amazing!

[@peterquaw8642]

Awesome right on you traveling through down there cool

[@Akochen100]

Wow just stunning scenery! Thank you Noraly.

[@juniordias561]

Parabéns Noraly, as imagens estão maravilhosas, em especial imagens do drone nas montanhas, que natureza exuberante. Ficou difícil de enchergar na neblina........kkkkkkkk Abração

[@knight0582]

cant wait to congratulate you to 1 million subs , hopefully this season , great work , just keep on riding !

[@javiercanole2995]

hola , me tenias con el corazón en la mano , con esa vía realmente escalofriante para recorrer y ese clima, se que los motociclistas buscan es aventuras no lo típico de cualquier turista , bienvenida a Colombia

[@umeshkrishna3634]

Nature's beauty, wrath, danger, adventure, risk and human skill... all hand in hand I like it... kudos to ib...👍

[@greensahuaro2834]

I won't give a big thumbs up, I give you both Hands and arms up! Hurray!!!!!!