[S2 - Eps. 4] HERE WE GO AGAIN...

The first real riding day of this new adventure and wow, what a day!
This day was so long and full of unexpected events that I had to turn this into two episodes!
I was looking forward to riding dirt in Argentina, and dirt I found! But a sudden thunderstorm, slippery mud and a nail on the road turned this day into one that I won't easily forget..
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[@DMSL101DM]

You're really the embassador for the good in the world. Showing us, that people help each other without any payments and racism.

[@RocellerAlvarez]

Who knew on day 1 of riding... it would be full of adventure and friendly people.

[@iliacmartinez2320]

Please be safe. Also I wants to congratulate the Argentinian teacher for trying to speak English. Por favor, cuídese. También quiero felicitar al profesor Argentino por tratar de comunicarse con ella en inglés lo mejor que pudo. Un gran esfuerzo de su parte.

[@hernan1210]

Iliac Martinez que dijo cuando pasaron los policias en motos?

[@agustinenzoa4447]

I agree, Andres the rural school teacher was super nice, taking the time to show her around since Noraly is passing by and waiting for the storm to pass. He was a nice host in spite of the language barrier. A traditional Argentine gentleman.

[@agustinenzoa4447]

@@hernan1210 simplemente le llamó la atención y se dió cuenta que eran policías de un grupo especial. Muy inteligente e intuitiva Noraly.

[@EzequielPalumbo]

Absolutely!

[@stigpalm1922]

Noraly you are a gift to mankind with your positive attitude.

[@agustinenzoa4447]

In my experience, Argentines are very welcoming to foreign tourists and will go out of their way to land a hand when you run into trouble. Andres the teacher, seemed very nice in taking the time to show her around as the storm passed. In spite of the language barrier , a true Argentine gentleman.

[@alejandrarodriguez2374]

The veterinarian is soooooooo lovely A-P-I-O: celery. I was almost screaming at my scream "CELERY!" 😂😅. Los argentinos son súper amables.

[@somsuvradhar9322]

The microphone in the helmet really makes a lot of difference.

[@WybleMontano]

Agree. It's more of like we are riding with her.

[@Pixxelshim]

@@WybleMontano I had the very same thought.

[@ZZakis]

Good quality of sound

[@somsuvradhar9322]

@@WybleMontano absolutely agree. That was the first thing that came to my mind watching this video.

[@luisbraz-ruivo]

Yes, I was going to say that too, but since you beat me to it, just adding it here.

[@stevewilliams5428]

You inspire me. I'm much too old to ride a bike again, but I'm going for a walk tomorrow.

[@porkfat8109]

I started walking a year ago, you do it long enough you will double your strength and distance in no time. Wear bright colors, bring your phone and have water. It can be rewarding in it's own way as well.....enjoy.

[@luisbraz-ruivo]

As long as you don’t stay still life is always better....

[@stevewilliams5428]

@@porkfat8109 Thank you. I've booked a wellness check at the doctors... then I'm off !!

[@porkfat8109]

@@stevewilliams5428 GOOD FOR YOU STEVE ! That's the way to be ! Step back everyone a walkin man is comming through !

[@battsonbikes1919]

If you can walk you can ride a bike ;)

[@yeovil07]

Noraly for president of the world, she has this way of making people like you. 😄

[@quetzalcoaltintzamna1977]

She's a blue eyed blonde from Europe... Wonder why lol

[@lesliefranklin1870]

Her official office will be at a different hostel each day.

[@paulbard3947]

I really like the way you say "Chao" on each of your videos. It is an international way of saying goodbye. Just like "chimo". Chimo is a friendly way of greeting someone in Inuktitut. The word 'Chimo' is believed to mean a special friend for people in need of someone to talk to. It is said that when the Inuit people would greet each other with the word 'Chimo' they would simultaneously circle their hearts with their left hands.

[@patprop74]

Canada use to look like that and the people were just as friendly and inviting, I miss those days.

[@Mrninjarida]

I love how people will help bikers no question. I had a similar experience touring in France during a rain and thunderstorm. We took shelter under a tree in a residential area and a Lady was hanging out her window gusturing us to go inside her house. She gave us food and coffee, we tried to communicate the best we could, and then off we went as soon as the weather cleared up. Lovely experience.

[@jeffreymiller908]

Noraly...You are a gal after my own heart...Fairly new to your adventures...As a guy who visited 16 countries and did 70,000 miles 50 years ago via BMW...YOU are terrific!...And as for fixing your flat...You did Good gal!!!..I shall continue following you with great interest...LOL

[@grzegorzsify]

Noralay your personality is opening the ❤️

[@warptman]

I love waking up in the morning here in Alaska and seeing the email alert that you have a new video! I’m loving it already.

[@Mefdrag]

greetings from The other side of the continent (Tierra del fuego, Argentina)

[@cailinanne]

I love watching you just showing us all to talk as much as you can to anyone- NEVER BE EMBARRASSED if you can’t speak the language well! 🥰 people are friendly! That house you had lunch at was BEAUTIFUL!!

[@jonathaneddy]

The coolest, slowest drop on KZbin...take a bow!

[@AC-ov3qt]

That was the most elegant fall I've ever seen, good job Noraly

[@inkydoug]

The adventure has officially begun with that drop in a mud pit of a road!

[@davechavezjr5399]

You are hands down the bravest, most adventurous woman I have ever seen! I am sure many thousands of people worry about your safety. I am enjoying your sights and sounds of the world through your videos. Be safe! 🙂

[@b.m.4495]

The good thing about a hard first day is that everything can only get better! 🇨🇦

[@danterichy1177]

Hola...! Exelente video..! 🏍️

[@rramirrezz]

the scenery of your accident reminds me on some scenes of "motorcycle diaries" (roadmovie 2004), where che guevara and his friend alberto fell down maybe a hundred times with their norton on the first part of their journey. well you see - you´re in best company. :D :D :D love your videos noraly!

[@claudios1983]

La mejor gente del mundo se encuentra en el campo Argentino!. Bienvenida a la Argentina!

[@edwinbarahona303]

Bella la gente de Argentina

[@2WheelFreak]

Hi Noraly, possibly avoid any future punctures by installing ‘mousse’ inserts instead of tubes.. these will completely eliminate punctures but have a limited life span. Just a thought. Might be easier to order replacements a couple of times in your trip and never have to worry about punctures again. Search ‘motorcycle mouse inserts’. P.S. LOVE your channel and thinking about a Himalayan myself! Take care and please keep the vids and travel coming! 👀🙌

[@highlandriders9696]

Very friendly people it would seem in Argentina. Looks like an interesting first day for sure.

[@HomeBudgetComputing]

Thing to remember as you move through northern South America and Central America: Back roads may not be your friend. There are people and places on some back roads there that do NOT want visitors. Some that do not want them to an extreme and dangerous level. I enjoy watching you and just want you to be safe as you ride. If you stop by my area in America, I'd love to do some miles with you. I can even recommend places to stop/stay in my region.

[@taralshah100]

Ola Noraly, u proved your point again this time around, that wherever u go in this world 90% of people are gud people. 🙂🙂🙂🙂

[@wagter01]

95%

[@schmotzer1969]

99%🌞

[@gwarlow]

taral shah More like 99%! The mainstream media focuses on the remaining 1% and so we tend to think that the people in the world are worse than they really are. Go Noraly!

[@alitaangel7825]

Wait till she arrive in Brazil or Mexico Its will be very very interesting

[@alitaangel7825]

I bet the drug dealers & rapist are waiting for her. . .

[@joaquingarcia3501]

Good people our brothers of Argentina!☺👏👏👏👏

[@slimjim340]

The kindness of people is so dear.

[@simonwood8997]

I wonder if you will catch up with Charley and Ewan on your trip.. you can't miss them ..they'll be hanging round waiting for their bikes to charge. I think every good adventure needs points of reference... things to remember that aren't just nice temples or lovely food etc. The puncture is a perfect start in lots of respects as was the rain, mud , dropping the bike and the people you met as a result. I'd say a memorable and demanding first day. wouldn't you ?... far better than just pointing north and keeping going. Can't wait to see how you sort that puncture in the mud with all your luggage... rather you than me. Best of luck Noraly , I am looking forward to 18 months of updates.. a little escapism for the people / bikers trapped in the 9 - 5 :-)

[@pauladams2907]

I love the fact that you keep your spirits high despite all of the small set backs you’ve faced on your adventures. An admirable quality.

[@keithjahn6031]

I’m with you , I’m 68. I’m riding the trans American trail this year with my daughter, never too old . Thank you Itchy Boots for sharing your adventures.

[@KennethGreenCMP]

Welcome to the Americas!! Safe travels

[@terrycavender]

Much better seeing people in the video. 😁

[@pritamdey2709]

Those slipery roads, tyre punctures are the signs of that this journey is going to be more interesting then b4... stay safe dear👍.we all r with u.

[@Mefdrag]

That is the famous Argentinian Pampa (from the Quechua: pampa, meaning "plain")

[@boskor7754]

So so awesome just wow , her ability to make everything so exciting is just infectious …

[@hazardduck]

That has got to be the most gentle lay down of a motorbike that I've ever seen. It's like you were putting Dhanno to bed. Awesome that you can speak and understand Spanish! Definitely good to have for a good part of the Americas.

[@HughCStevenson1]

This is why the concept of "bucket list" is flawed - you would never say "I want to stop in a rainstorm at a school in Argentina and meet interesting people". It happened to me at a bus station in Argentina - we could not get on any of the buses - it was January - and we met some friendly people who invited us to their beach house. Just coincidence that it was Argentina! But totally excellent and not planned. So much better than seeing the Taj Mahal with a million other tourists! Not to say that the Taj isn't good... It's just not comparable.

[@helderfernandes6283]

My ancestors are partly from Argentina, and you a sparking a light on me to finally get there and visit Argentina. Lots of luck with this new expedition, I will be following it all the way!!!

[@jeojackson534]

Hats off to Andres!

[@mojomagic8148]

Riding Tip: in extremely low traction conditions, maintain a slow steady speed along the best and straightest path possible with your feet DOWN off the pegs prepared to stop a fall. And consider changing your tire to Metzeler Karoo 3s - the best combo ON/OFF road tires. Bon Voyage Noraly! Travel Well!

[@tatavioleta9900]

Me encanta que las personas que te encuentras son muy buenas. Los latinoamericanos somos muy buenas personas.

[@hernanvega9293]

No todos.sino no existiría el egoísmo,la discriminación,la violencia,etc,etc que existe en este continente

[@scuffy6785]

Anyone else worrying about her? Love the updates but it's like one of your own family out there..

[@Wooley689]

I worry as well, she has become like a little sister.

[@JamesAllmond]

only about getting through Darien Gap with her stuff intact and getting through the western US unscathed...still say that will be the most dangerous part of the trip...more like concerned, Noraly can certainly take care of herself!

[@Waltkat]

I worry too. Some of her videos are hard for me to watch because I worry about her safety.

[@simonsoldano]

@Jack Jonas Don't worry. The dangers were left behind in Buenos Aires. From now, the people is very kind, there is no remote areas (until Patagonia) neither dangerous wild animals (only a very few species of snakes)

[@geoffhalsey2184]

Most of us live in fear of strangers and being alone in remote places. I think she is incredibly brave.

[@sosnaandthefamily]

I love this old series! You're the best!

[@TheEmotionoverload]

so happy to see you back on the road again and wow straight back into it. lovely to hear your "Good morning internet" always bright and cheerful, I hope you and Dhanno have a wonderful adventure full of the sights and sounds of the America's. and thank you for bringing us all long with you. Best of luck and we'll be with you all the way

[@AswathNarayanan92]

OMG, the countryside is breathtaking

[@ShujaKidwaiMasauliwala]

This was certainly a lot more entertaining. The visit to the school, the professor, then the family at the farm. This is what is different about this journey for you are giving us a glimpse into the lives of the people far and away. Thanks you!!

[@albertng888]

A courageous, fit and determined lady!

[@kenngordon6105]

It's really great to see you back on the road, Noraly! Dhanno looks great. I look forward to every episode. Have fun and be safe.

[@tosaysomething6775]

Thanks for those 2 guys given a shelter for our noraly

[@Meifesto]

You do have to have a certain level of courage to drive into someone's garden in a foreign country, not knowing what you will find. But is does make for great stories and content ;)

[@GRAITOM]

Well I'm sure she had a pretty good idea of how the people are in Argentina. In the United States this would be a huge no no...

[@Meifesto]

@@GRAITOM Yeah true I'm not even sure if i would do it in certain places in Europe ;)

[@williamkeith8944]

@@GRAITOM not so in Texas. She would be warmly welcomed🏍🤠 that slippery muddy road we call "gumbo".

[@Black_Ace14]

It’s okay to do what she did. Most of these remote places don’t mind having someone pull up to their house. The people know when they see you that you are a tourist or looking for help so they will gladly assist you. Obviously be careful at night because the owners will be sketchy and careful when someone pulls up especially in a motorcycle since motorcycle theft in Argentina is high and at night. But other than that it’s safe to do so.

[@johanng1365]

People all over the planet seem to love you, Noraly! So cool :)

[@gilmaraires5442]

Bello! I am from Brazil, i follow your videos. Congratulations end good luck. Un abrazo a los hermanos argentinos.

[@fredericsoumier8096]

So greatfull for your bold humility

[@johngilbert9553]

Just a note to say I'm still with you, my armchair is traveling alongside in Patagonia what a treat thank you .

[@dennisfuller2571]

I really like how everyone you meet are kind and accommodating to you.

[@DrAcula496]

That was a grand opening of the adventure. Stay blessed, Noraly.

[@nusantarah4982]

You are such a brave optimistic and adventurous woman👍

[@FaridJaafar]

What a positive character you have! Instinctively I feel concern about your well being. I think we all are! Stay safe.

[@butchphaneuf9675]

The mud reminds me of Yarinacocha in Peru. We didn't even bother to wear shoes - what's the point? Any slope at all to the road or trail and you're going down. The only thing slipperier was the fermenting mangoes all over the ground. The whole place smelled like a brewery during that season. Thanks for bringing back a memory!

[@BlackThor15]

It's so great to see you back on the road, away from the big cities. Let the real adventure start, it's Noraly time now!! Godspeed on this new chapter Noraly, safe ride!!

[@bilko1971]

The kindness of people constantly amazes me. I am so grateful that you show me this spirit.

[@BennettM1280]

You meet the most interesting people when you travel! Another Awesome Video.

[@70Abis]

You are a perfect person to listen. You English is easy to get. I think that y learn a lot with you. Amazing travel. If you want to improve your Spanish I'm here. I love ride a motorcycles and I need to improve my English a lot.

[@lkjeisond]

I respect your positive attitude towards difficulties) Take care of yourself.

[@sivagurunathanparanitharan4714]

🙏 Dear Noraly, The way you say "Yeah Let's Go" that is really encouraging, No wonder if the world become full of Motor Bike tourist in future. Is it possible to do little more about the town in detail and the accomodation price as you travel along them. May God Bless You. Take care 🙌 🌷

[@brianwhite1189]

Day 1 was already quite an adventure! Keep your spirits up and know we're all with you!

[@TwoWheelsAdventureRider]

Don't worry you are the best!!!! Fix your tyre and keep going...all problems will be ok with your smile!!!👍👍

[@albertolino7380]

10:50-APIO=CELERY☺GRACIAS AL VETERINARIO.POR SU ESFUERZO..QUE GRANDEZA DE LOS ARGENTINOS!!!👍MIS RESPETOS👍👍15:57😍😍

[@JuamphyCocina]

Alguien tiene idea por donde es?

[@tonysargent1699]

You've got to chuckle. A picture and a bike drop all in your first ride! 😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀

[@tonysargent1699]

Puncture. Sorry, it's the predictive texting on my phone!

[@redboll]

Those were some super friendly people to help you out like that!

[@zulmr2]

Wow 👍. Super brave woman!

[@stepheneldridge6998]

Hey Noraly, straight into proper adventures...and meeting kind people! That type of surface is awful to ride....your doing great!. Cheers, Steve

[@johngeddes4161]

aww bless wonderful folks so kind

[@williwiebe2956]

The most interesting part of every travel for me is to meet the local people, and to experience the hospitality. I prefer it more than seeing all the famous places.

[@jimcavanagh9960]

It is nice to explore along with you and enjoy the area views and the nice people you meet. "Keep smiling." 😊

[@randypullman1155]

That was an epic premiere episode! I can only imagine the adventures that await us!

[@zuhairzainal]

that 690 is just eye candy... great video and safe travels!

[@faizankhan-yn6fk]

And it is begins..... very much love and greet from india

[@chaitanyarishi8327]

Super nice. Your meeting with veterinary doctor was good, It was a welcome change. Noraly I request you to meet such people and visit places enroute, that will make your trip more enjoyable and meaningful. You are a nice girl and you will always meet nice and lovely people. You are good that’s why you meet good people ,who will always help you. Keep driving. You

[@davidtom6120]

WOOOW I LOVE YOUR ADVENTURES ALL THE TIME.

[@dantedias4064]

Please come to Brazil next season . It is such a big country you will need a whole season to go through . We will welcome you ! Thanks for the inspiring videos

[@238839]

What about..."and I'll see you in the next video???" That smile melts all hearts.

[@chrisbradley1192]

I think it's because this is one video in 2 parts.

[@MarioLopes182020015]

if you're right, and your look

[@jffbrk1]

Thank you for sharing your amazing journey with us.

[@budlistar5312]

My daughters are a few years older than you and I always " rescued" them. It breaks my heart that I can't come and fix you're flat tire. Ride safe .

[@ItchyBoots]

Bud Listar don’t worry, I can fix it myself :)

[@alitaangel7825]

She can't fix its without additional manpower!

[@arun.akdbkp]

Rain, muddy roads and puncture.. it's too much tough incidents though it's fantastic !

[@faraway2686]

Such a beautiful soul 🙏❤️

[@beakittelscherz5419]

"DirtRoad here we go" :-) Welcome to Mud-gentina , Noraly !

[@oneboonkeng1008]

Yes......" here we go again and a first puncture! " Reminds me of the same encounter you had, while heading to Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. Been following ur adventures, since then! Seems tough ahead but you'll get thru' and good luck.

[@mrkeiths48]

Wow...a tough way to start!

[@geesix3798]

Ride safe noraly 🤙🏻🤙🏻🤙🏻 ♥️From🇵🇭 -edit:- i live in part of mindanao from zamboanga city our dialect is chavacano, i understand argentina language, gracias a todo maga hente que buen hente 😊

[@miguelsotto-mayor9173]

I admire your courage. Go the adventure alone.

[@defk3549]

What a nice guy, genuinely interested to show the place

[@francoromano3993]

Hola, he visto muchos de sus videos, y me da la impresion que le gusta mucho Suramerica, se siente como en casa, al igual que los paises Iran, Turkia, Afganistan, Tayikistan, Azerbaiyan, entre otros disfructe mucho de esos videos, Felicitaciones. Me gusta ver sus videos, ya que se nota su confianza en si misma, su buen humor ante los problemas , no importa donde este , siempre alegre. Su video de Islandia formidable. Pero los desiertos de Chile, Peru, Formidables , amen de Bolivia, un Abrazo desde Berlin, Alemania

[@bartschneider6608]

When you get to Canada please come ride with me and my family.

[@lylemacdonald6672]

Take a number and get in line friend! Regards from northern BC.

[@bartschneider6608]

Lyle MacDonald not surprised.

[@williwiebe2956]

Greetings from Edmonton Alberta, stay safe.

[@beakittelscherz5419]

@@lylemacdonald6672 ... The "Itchy Booters MC" ? That would be the most international all Folks Men/Woman Straight/Gay 16 - 99year old Mixture off Weirdos that the world has ever seen . In other words ,- just ordinary nice people :-D

[@viz_aviz9189]

Well that's the puncture & bike drop out of the way the rest will be plain sailing! 😄 A great big good luck from me & the two hundred & eighty thousand subs.

[@TomVestvik]

This was a rough start. Hope things will become easier. 👍🏻

[@USMCCGAGNG]

Great to see you back doing what you love. Be careful. Be flexible and stay Happy! 😁🙏🐬