[S1 - Eps. 124] RUN, Basanti, RUN!

[@RoadsUp]

It was so great to meet you again, Noraly. As in Myanmar we had an amazing time with you! Enjoy your short break and all the best for the next part of your big trip! Cheers, Claudia and Peter :)

[@Ari-ld9hi]

You guys are so kind - you have good energy - its obvious!!

[@audentesfortunajuvat3297]

i subscribed also to your channel, nice content specially the afghanistan trip where riders seldom thread because of security issues but I know afghani people are warm and hospitable

[@PatrickBijvoet]

What wonderfull Claudia and Peter you had a great time with Noraly. And for you too Noraly!

[@pumpatoon9216]

i wish you and noraly make a team together to film and drone more,but don t dive noraly the drone because she would lose it.ha ha... i love you all.

[@ItchyBoots]

Thanks guys!! Miss you already and let’s meet up again somewhere in the Americas 😋

[@harryv.40]

Noraly, you won our hearts by not showing the accident details like other vloggers do and try to gain more views. This is what sets you apart from other wannabe motovloggers... Kudos...

[@otte9669]

I agree to that

[@tubadude905]

I agree too - that was a very classy thing to do.

[@tamayolo]

yes... you are awesome noraly!

[@geofftitterton8977]

So impressed Noraly, every step of the way a totally class act! Will miss your "Let's Go"!

[@Creativehealing444]

Absolutely agree. Would not have expected anything less. Time and time again Noraly shows her true colours. Such a beautiful soul 💚

[@TroyCunninghamPhotography]

As a truck driver when I’m on the last leg of my trip I call it a speed run. Welcome home, Noraly.

[@piggintouring]

That was extremely respectful of you to switch of your camera just before the accident . your parents did a fantastic job when they raised you

[@kiwiandproud8970]

In a world of increasing misery and violence, Noraly you are a shining light of positivity and love. Enjoy your family and break, we look forward to your next adventure. Much respect from New Zealand.

[@jonmulack4226]

Misery and violence are increasing by making the news which we read/watch. Sorry to say but the bad stuff always been like there. Noraly's rides are always positive, showing us places and people that dont make the news but are the way that most of the world is really about. Trust, respect, caring. I try to watch every day for breakfast, good positive way to start the day.

[@davidj4662]

This is the real world. Don’t consume that other content, it’s bad for you.

[@bijaysubba974]

Run Basanti Run, this title made me emotional...after watching your almost every episode, I had a kind of attachment with your basanti... a grand salute to your Basanti..

[@thejohnnerparty]

Wow! What a journey! I 1st saw your videos when you were in Central Asia. I decided to go watch from the beginning. And now, nearly two months later I have finished the entire series. This has been the most engaging travel vlog ever (at least for me). What you have done is just so amazing. Not only did you show us all a part of the world that we may never have seen were it not for you, but you have forever changed how I feel about all that you have shown us about the geography and more importantly the people of all the regions you passed through - thank you for that. I have also been overwhelmed by all the work you did (which we did not see) that made what you have shared with us possible. Thank you again for all of it. .... And of course, I am sure that a lot of us will be with you all the way on your next journey.

[@Annur375]

Close to "Home Sweet Home" - Wonderful trip, Noraly, wonderful.

[@tazwood5235]

Haha omg I know the police officer at 8:49 :D thats awesome! That checkpoint on the Highway A3 was created in 2015 mainly for the reason of stopping illegal immigrants in the big wave that came to that time. Nowadays it functions more as a chekpoint where people get randomly selected by federal police in cooperation with the national police of bavaria.

[@markhofman8261]

Noraly, none, not one of your videos is or has been boring, you make everyone of them spot on with your enthusiasm, happy personality and great riding, that was some riding on this one, especially on the motorways and the rain, so glad you made it to the Netherlands safely (Saw it on your Facebook post) your adventures have enthused my Wife and I to doing a motorbike ride from the UK to Croatia next year!!, and your stickers will be on my bike too, as always ride safe and stay safe, all the best, hope there will be a couple of more videos of your journey back home before your long needed rest

[@seaneatwell4188]

Hi Mark I am planning on going to Croatia next year too, when are you planning on going buddy, also from UK East Yorkshire

[@markhofman8261]

@@seaneatwell4188 small world I too am from East Yorkshire, we (My Wife and I) will be looking at going around June/ July, just got to get her holiday approved from work, no problem for me as I'm self employed

[@seaneatwell4188]

@@markhofman8261Haha, well I am at the TT in June then of to work again till August so I wont be available around your dates. shame as I got the bug this year for travelling and cant wait to go again. well safe trip buddy anyway and I hope you enjoy.

[@lylemacdonald6672]

I have always found that after a long bike trip the final run to one's home is always energizing and evokes a mixture of elation of coming home and sadness of a journey ending; a time to savor the memories made. All the best Noraly. Kind regards from Canada. We look forward to you coming to our country! 🇨🇦

[@steveharleyfan]

Ottawa chiming in here - please drop by us when you visit North America !

[@AnamShadab]

and Toronto!

[@jonmulack4226]

Yes, coming home is nice. The sights and smells(good!) of my river town bring me back to a comfort zone.

[@rikzalmuhammad1731]

i know you for the first time was in your episode in iran i guess.. and then i watching all of your episode from the first episode..... and yeah i still remember some of your memorable journey like: 1. your longest coverage distance in one day by basanti was from aralsk to aktobe in kazakhstan which about 617 KM 2. that poonton bridge in russia was so cool. you were basically on danube river at that moment 3. you met a boy that had a twin name like yours in the highland of tajikistan. but his name is actually noor aly which means "the light of family" 4. basanti delayed departured about two weeks and you spent time in Oman for nothing but getting practice to ride in dirt road 😁 5. getting rescue in iran because basanti plate clutch was broke 6. getting puncture in malaysia 😂😂😂 7. oh yeah i forget you met with peter & claudia for the first time in myanmar while get escorted together through and become friends. that was so sweet 🤗🤗🤗😍 because of you, i also follow claudia and peter channel "RoadsUp". i wish you met peter and claudia again someday in another day 😊😊😊 8. the kindness and hospitality of that armenian grandpa & grandma 😭😭😭 it so heart touching take care! take a rest.. keep smile noraly and basanti. wish you get wisdom and peace through your journey. i am waiting for your next adventure 🙌🙌🙌🙏🙏🙏👍

[@ItchyBoots]

Rikzal Muhammad thank you for bringing up so many great memories of this trip!! 😊

[@rikzalmuhammad1731]

@@ItchyBoots your most welcome noraly.. wish you the best and stay safe 🙏

[@SergeyKurdakov]

that was Buzan river en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Buzan_River

[@rikzalmuhammad1731]

@@SergeyKurdakovmy bad..after i checked on google maps, it was distributaries of volga river.... the main river is volga river and the poonton bridge indeed in buzan river near the krasnyy yar town.. thank you for your correction 🙂🙏

[@scarlett11000]

Rikzal Muhammad e

[@ericronan6389]

Norlay. You are a true motorcyclist. Not finished this journey and dreaming of the next. As a 72 year old motorcyclist I see you have many more years of biking. You should have a trip to Ireland. Small but beautiful. Thanks for the videos. Eric.

[@KymHammond]

Having riden a motorcycle across Australia and then a bicycle around the world over a number of years your journey has brought back great memories. Although I've found your channel late in this journey the parts that I've followed and others that I've watched have been great. Enjoy your rest, the cheese and the good company of friends and family and thanks for letting us share your adventures. Looking forward to your next intercontinental MC adventeture.

[@sisyphus1811]

I have followed this amazing voyage from its beginning to its end, the ever-unfolding landscapes (punctuated by the irrepressible personality of Noraly) a daily consolation to my desk and chair. There is a part of my mind which shares the real sense of distant travel, even though experienced distantly on a screen. I will be there when you start your new travels. Enjoy a hero's return. Thank you.

[@suddhasattwabarik8833]

Noraly, your friends are so adorable.... It remembered my days in Den Haag.... Love this one....:)

[@charleetho]

I fully understand. When home is within reach you just want to get there. Time for the fastest route. Thank you Noraly for this great adventure you have shared with us.

[@wandering_armadillo]

Ah, could really sense the fatigue in your voice, yet still the bubbly "let's go" sweet lady! Creeping closer and Basanti humming endlessly even at freeway speeds. How wonderful!!

[@Wooley689]

Going to miss you, you've been like the daughter I never had. So sweet, so respectful, such a fine young lady.

[@sandrasherritt9708]

Your old granny from Southern California, USA, does not find your videos boring. We still saw some beautiful countryside on this trip and the Austria segment. I love the look of the breakfasts and the time with your friends. Thanks for sharing your rides with all of us! I am pretty new to your channel, but I have become addicted in a very short time.

[@abduldawam4571]

Hello my lady. You are almost there, reaching Netherlands 🇳🇱. You are too familiar with Europe. What a long world trip journey you have gone through. You must be proud of yourself. And we are certainly proud of you too. Not many people can do as what you did. Such an incredible lady. And what makes it more meaningful is your sharing of your stories with the whole world. Thank you my lady. Safe riding & continue with your exciting travel 🛵

[@bertanelson8062]

Even driving all day in a car is tiring. Driving becomes a job in itself. On a bike it's more so. No matter what you're doing, it's a privilege to go with you. Thank you.

[@stonehands0249]

"I'm broken!" Love that line. Maybe have a t-shirt made with "I ride until I'm broken!"

[@hAnD90]

This one feel surreal, Noraly! I started watching your videos when you were somewhere in Ecuador in 2021. But I had been studying in Würzburg at the time you were doing this one and was literally just a few doors away. To this day, I'm still at that cross section in Kist (10:35) like twice a week when I travel there for work. You've shown me around the world, but that one felt really crazy!

[@vidjaydas]

Almost a year of riding is not so easy... You definitely deserve some rest. thank you so much for taking us to such a great places and entertaining you. Our blessings are always with you. Stay safe Ride safe.

[@patdwyer6274]

What a woman! Loved watching your travels. Enjoy your rest at home and looking forward to travelling with you on your ride of the Americas!

[@inkjob12]

ALMOST Home !!! Happy for you but bummed that the trip is almost over. LOL to you and Basanti...

[@Mister_Ri_MFBMT]

Oh! You touched my heart when you switched off your video camera at the accident site. Love it. Wishing that more people in my country Malaysia would do the same what you did.

[@edcarr8692]

My wife and I have thoroughly enjoyed "travelling" with you on this amazing adventure of yours. Enjoy some well deserved rest and we are looking forward to the step chapter. Stay safe.

[@soewin9784]

Noraly; Super amazing adventurer with indomitable courage, resilience and skills. 🎉🎉🎉🎉❤❤❤

[@modelllichtsysteme]

9:58 I hope some day all people will behave in same way as you did it!

[@drdr73]

Hi noraly...happy that you will be home soon.it has been a long ride...i have followed you till eps 124...do show us your home and introduce us to your folks....it was very thoughtful of you to switch off your camera when you crossed the accident on the highway.....remain cheerful as ever...thumbs up given...enjoy and see you again soon....God bless you and basanti

[@bebopscooter]

Even if it is boring for you, we still enjoy the footage. Great accomplishment to make something out of nearly nothing.

[@michaeldmckenzie]

Noraly, I am looking forward to your next adventure. In the interim, I will watch the videos I missed. I visited the Netherlands way back in 1978/1979 and have very fond memories of your country. Cheers from the USA.

[@gwarlow]

9:16 Burger King? Oh well, you have to eat. Congratulations on your amazing journey! You have no doubt inspired many to plan adventures of their own. I am sure that your family and friends cannot wait to see you. Thanks for sharing. I for one, am looking forward to your next journey. :-)

[@budmcfly3311]

Watched every episode Noraly great effort on your part thank you for the taking us along ride safe rest well looking forward to further adventures your amazing!

[@TheJacksnipe]

I am from Germany, so this part of the trip is not the most exciting one for me. But I understand that people from other parts of the world show more interest now. My favorite sequence were the Stans and other Asian countries like Iran and Armenia and the nice landscapes over there without people and much nature.

[@macuser48]

I'm glad that you are going to take a break and see your family and friends in the Netherlands. I've been watching all your videos in Season 1 and sorry to see this trip end.

[@praveenhegde8107]

Look Claudia and Peter are on comments, thanks guys for hosting Basanthi 😜, that breakfast table was tempting, Godspeed Noraly.

[@chuckvt5196]

I didn't like this video, I LOVED it! I have so enjoyed your eight month journey, and you and Basanti have earned a nice break to recharge your batteries! I have loved your episodes, all the wonderful people you have met, and your boundless kindness and enthusiasm. I look forward to your trip from Patagonia to Alaska, but honestly, not too soon. I really want you to be refreshed and ready for the next journey! Thank you for carrying us all along in your saddle bags!

[@alcatrazrider]

almost home, nice and bit sad. got used to watch ur chanel, well patagonia to alaska looking forward. good luck

[@cornwasher]

I admire you energy and courage in undertaking the challenge of the long rides you have managed. Back when I was 44 yrs. old I rode my new 1987 Honda V45 from Jackson Hole, WY to Snohomish, WA in one day with my 9 year old daughter on behind. It was uneventful except for crashing through a swarm of honey bees at 70mph. The entire trip was just over 800 miles. today a 200 mile ride is as much fun as I can stand in one day.

[@wellsnongbet1134]

We are happy that you have reached the Holland🤗👍🥳 From now onwards you have home in 25 countries and a safe place in the heart of more than 200, 000 peoples. Show us your home town Noraly. Please please 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🤣🤣🤣

[@tigerswood1996]

Hey Noraly !! Thanks for taking us on your exciting adventure through all those wonderful countries. Thanks to you, many many of us have come to realize the world is a much nicer place than the media would like us to think it is. Looking forward to " Good morning internet " on your way through Uruguay !! Mission acomplished, enjoy the rest.

[@marioneal]

When home calls, nothing else matters. I look forward to your next journey with Basanti?🏍 🙏

[@Mister_Ri_MFBMT]

Noraly left Basanti already. 😭😭😭😭😭. Now she's with Dhano in Argentina leg of Patagonia - Alaska ride-venture! (Probably ... as of 2019.10.16 today).

[@nzkiwiboy]

Another excellent journey, thanks Noraly 👍 ❤️

[@TheMissendenFlyer]

It's a big thumbs up from me...

[@hari9490]

Noraly, your videos are like drugs to me, not a day goes without watching your vlogs. Thank you so much for showing us the world ❤️

[@mikep.9371]

Noraly you made my day with this eps 124. Not good having rain clouds follow you. LOL I'm glad I don't have to plan for your next adventure 'n security 'n safety. Always in my prayers. Hope you don't have to carry a ton of spare parts for Basanti .... Take care 'n God Bless you!

[@jamilahadade4412]

Hi Noraly, I’m so happy you’re almost home and am so happy you’re going for a restful time with your friends and family. I know you will be itching to go on a new journey. I love ❤️ your videos and will be missing them for a while but, meanwhile I will be looking forward to your new incredible voyages across the globe 🌎 God bless you Noraly you are one incredible lady! It’s good to know you thru your magnificent travels. Enjoy Holland especially the wonderful cheese 🧀. Many hugs 🤗 from New York City 🌃

[@tubehound8]

It has been great riding along with you. Thank you. Noraly I am sure the sense of excitment will return soon.Ride safe🌎🖐🏍💕

[@seaneatwell4188]

Hi Noraly, Its a shame that your journey is about to end, well at least for a short break. I am sure all that have followed your vlogs as well as me have enjoyed following you on your adventure. You have shared with us some amazing places and given some of us inspiration to go further than our own back yards. Take care I look forward to your next adventure. Ride safe.

[@arvindram3873]

You started riding before i booked my Himalayan! You've been an awesome inspiration ❤️. Wonderful journey 🤘🏻

[@BigmoeBiH]

Darn it Norally. I ride a harley and a bmw sports bike. Now you have inspired me to get yet another more offroad style bike and start touring the world. Thank you for being so optimistic and awsome. Im glad i stumbled upon your channel. Keep up the good work😉

[@Believe231]

Perhaps do a video on how the bike was for you in each of the memorable circumstances you were in, elaborating on what types of riding/roads the bike is great for, and what types of riding/roads it's not so great for. Also perhaps elaborate on experiences with how well/fair/poor each of the tires that have been while used on the bike. You've worked hard, have done a great job, showed us your joyful personality in all that you do, and now have a amazing channel with lots of fans you've accumulated who care deeply about you and your bike's experiences, even the "boring" stuff many of us find interesting as we will never be able to see those parts of the world, including "Holland's backyard" of Europe! (-; The main thing to do now is to contemplate what you'd like to do from here on. I wouldn't feel like you're "locked into" having to repeat what you've been doing-just be sure what you'll be doing is what YOU want to do, not what your channel makes you think what you ought to be doing. Taking enough time to put together another trip would be wise, but for the best experience, it would be also wiser, for you and for your fan's experiences, to give yourself plenty of time to get fully recharged and then you can be in a better position to focus yourself with what you truly want to do. So, in other words, start planning your next adventure when you've truly begun to develop your "itchy boots" symptoms again so that it'll be a great experience for all. Take care, be happy, and wish you the best!

[@nickgould6462]

Believe231 Well said..... !

[@navin3892]

Cruising on a busy highway packed with cars and big trucks at 120+ kmph in heavy rain. Brave and skilled rider you're. RESPECT.

[@culin0]

When you are almost at home it's time to double your attention on the road.

[@thokotaali05]

You are a very courageous woman doing it all alone around the world, you deserve the biker of the lifetime award from me.

[@sushilkumar-tv8su]

Noraly, so, you r reaching your home. When I was trying this message hope u safely reached to your sweet home, good memories r with us n u also , prepare for your next great trip, see you soon on next great adventure trip

[@mohammedomrani5846]

for the last 8 month i was so happy to fallow you amazing trip and when saw you ridding throw Mountains, valleys, forests, mountain peaks, rough roads and cold deserts , you made me feel the enjoy of life is traveling in motorcycle is the best Adventurer any one can have once in his life , i do wish i could meet you one day , i wish you an easy lovely trip , and god bless you, thank you Noraly for every thing

[@ВладимирШангин-к9ф]

I'm beginning to wait the next adventure!!

[@andrewdronsson9028]

@Коля Пупкин Угу. Придётся всем зрителям канала сбрасываться на выкуп...

[@daniser87]

Коля Пупкин меня больше Дарьенский пробел беспокоит

[@vijay-y5q]

Noraly, u r giving me some grt positive vibes.. U r like a happy positive colorful little butterfly!

[@Perkelenaattori]

Nice to see Basanti can do 120 km/h with those heeeavy panniers.

[@Perkelenaattori]

@@dr.betruger4834 Basanti is not a racehorse but a mule.

[@48hd38]

@@Perkelenaattori I hope he got Ur point 😜

[@PLAYINGAROUND]

Basanti will do just over 80 mph with panniers, if she's anything like my Webley, although there's a warning inside the panniers not to exceed 70 mph with them fitted. Yes, she'd be flat out at 80 mph, but she'll sit all day at 70 mph.

[@Perkelenaattori]

@@dr.betruger4834 Yes I understand and I didn't take offense either. It's about balance. A GS1200 might be amazing on the road because of the power but it's also so heavy that it will annoy you in the rough when it tips over.

[@myronhorvathsk]

Perkelenaattori I’m annoyed when any bike tips over, regardless of it being 300 lbs or 700 lbs😂

[@amunarjoh]

Happy riding the final leg to the Netherlands. It's been a joy following your adventure, but now you deserve a rest. Looking forward to following you again on your next journey.

[@srikanthnethaj8211]

Respect madam ... I salute to you..... I'm big big fan from hyderabad India.. this is my first KZbin comment.

[@garyedwards8142]

What an epic trip, well done noralay, last leg home, basanti served you well, you travelled alone without support vehicles etc, a true trecker and legend,,,👍👍👍

[@grahaminkpen5436]

And welcome to Germanyyyyyy. Great travel vlog. 👏👏👏👏

[@yasinrabbil9489]

beautiful country Germany. I am froom Bangladesh.

[@surajdesai5775]

I can see an urge and excitement you are carrying within because you are inching closer to you home. I am both happy and sad at the same time. Happy for you because you'll be seeing your family after an year and sad because I won't get to see anything from you at-least for 2 months.

[@faizankhan-yn6fk]

Very very congratulations dear bravo Noraly for your all great achievement good luck and stay safe and healthy 😎😎😎😎😊😊😊

[@farreltucker7466]

I do that also, I tend to hammer down toward the end of a ride. It always feels good to get home. I can read your enthusiasm in your throttle input . So great to have someone like you among riders. You have more than earned your stripes girl. You are so tough for someone that is so sweet.

[@N.A._McBee]

Great that you stopped the camera for the accident! If only more people were so decent as you are!

[@jamesterrill1938]

YOU are so delightful. Always entertaining..

[@alcydenikopol8664]

Congretulations for your trip Noraly Marco polo ! Greetings from France.

[@alcydenikopol8664]

Bien sûr ! Elle a fait une sacrée balade la gamine, n'est ce pas ?

[@arthurl3445]

Carrément même, un sacré périple ! 👏(une véritable odyssée)

[@123karlw]

Thank you so much Noraly for all the fantastic videos and a glimpse into other countries. I really enjoyed it, and am looking forward to your new traveling videos. Safe ride home. Enjoy your time off, time with family and friends. Greetings from Canada

[@mikogarage]

For you maybe borring, but for us from asia, still great landsacpe with less traffic...

[@TheJacksnipe]

Less traffic? Have you ever been in Germany? It is a catastrophy ;-)

[@48hd38]

Is it like Delhi/ Bombay's etc etc's traffic ? With gow matas 🐂 too moving freely ! Anyway ! Har har Mahadev ✊

[@sherrysharad]

And better weather. Rains/overcast skies is associated with romantic weather in warmer parts of the globe. And sunny skies is considered good weather in Europe. 🙂

[@sahasransusbarik]

I am from Boudh, Odisha a small town in Northen Odisha. Here you will see hardly a cowmata.

[@sherrysharad]

@@sahasransusbarik In most small towns and villages, stray cattle isn't a problem. Same with most parts of Metropolitan cities as well. It's only areas of haphazard development like 'urban village' where these problems persist. Maybe he's from an urban unplanned area.

[@alessandrosipala7371]

Congratulations on coming to Austria, you really have a nice hobby and you are so great with people, it was fun to watch your videos

[@biyasm9106]

Run Noraly Run... Waiting for a "Good Morning internet from Alaska" Good Luck BLUE EYED ...

[@anton_mitrakov]

@Andrew Larionov 😂

[@bgbusdriver]

I landed in Netherlands about a week back and was secretly hoping to meet you on the highways......I am leaving Enschede tomorrow morning to catch a noon flight out of Amsterdam. So......stay happy and continue to inspire. Will continue to follow as always.

[@jegan9699]

We gonna miss you lot🥺🥺😞 noraly❤️

[@jasonbethea1114]

I have really enjoyed seeing the roads you have been riding. I look forward to when you pick it back up. Please, please show us some of your home country while you are there as well!! Safe journey, and thank you for taking me along with you!

[@nobodybutjungmin]

멋져요 ❤️

[@davidinghram2494]

It is good to see that you are almost back home safe and sound. Your family and friends will be so happy to see you again. You are much more tired than you realize, so take your time before starting again. As a solo traveler you have show the importance of making good decisions to avoid getting hurt. Thanks for being such a good ambassador for the rest of us that ride regularly. You are such a wonderful young lady, that your family must miss you greatly. Thank you for all your hard work.

[@taralshah100]

"Itchy Boots" a day, keeps psychiatrists away. Have a safe trip home and enjoy your time off. U deserve it, all of it.

[@Creativehealing444]

Yay go Noraly! Queen and Swagger is the only way to go during such times. Excited for you to be getting closer to your home. Big respect and much love as always from us here in the UK 👍💞🏍🌈🎉🥂

[@DavidS-pw5gd]

I was wondering if you will be using Basanti when you do the Pan-American Trail to Alaska? She maybe a little tired by then. She has been a great bike and taking on some great travels. Keep Riding! Enjoy Life!

[@outsidein4459]

I hope she's doesn't change bikes. A full service, a couple of new parts & basanti will be as good as new.

[@DavidS-pw5gd]

I’d love to Basanti keep the adventure going. I look so forward to the next adventure.

[@Dave-sw2dm]

Basanti is just getting broken in. No reason why it can't go 100,000 kms and beyond.

[@washyoursistersauce]

Unfortunately Basanti will be put in a royal Enfield shop for show. Noraly can’t get it registered in her name without putting out a lot of cash. But RE will be giving her a new bike for free :)

[@markdunne5896]

I have looked at all of your videos so far you should be very proud of yourself and what you have accomplished, going to miss your video updates every evening after work. Thanks for bringing us along on the adventure. Best wishes from Ireland.

[@manishbhoola]

Bhag Basanti Bhag !!!!!!! Ask any Indian if hes seen sholay less than a few dozens of times :D

[@somusekhar2793]

i never seen sholay in my lifetime what else bro....?

[@manishbhoola]

@@somusekhar2793 good for u "bro"

[@vilaskulkarni3147]

@@somusekhar2793 bro, it's a special cinematic benchmark! Ha, ha...! Won't say, it's the best one but the movie Sholay has changed the movie making then and it's the part "Basanti" played by Hema Malini is one of the most famous one, in the entire cinematic history of India. The fellow, who either prepared the bike for Noraly or handed over the same to her at the start of her journey in India, kept the name "Basanti" for the Himalayan, was pretty interesting! Noraly might be carrying the legendary character's name on her bike, not knowing the legend behind it, probably!😃

[@DrAcula496]

Bhag Dhanno bhag. Noraly knows the story of Basanti.

[@PULKITRAWAT1]

@@somusekhar2793 then you don't know why she named her bike Basanti....well actually she confused it with Dhanno!!

[@ABT212]

My longest one-day ride was 610km so I appreciate your effort especially since mine wasn't in the rain. I just discovered your channel and I LOVE it.

[@CheatDayKerry]

Was kinda funny to see you at Burger King. I am really looking forward to Patagonia.

[@paxwallacejazz]

It's good that you're honestly clear about your boundaries. Like you're honestly hanging it way out there compared with Ewen and Charlie but not full blown alternachick cast your fate to the winds like Kinga (on her bike) whose good karma always seems to save her when needed tent and all etc. I am a fan of both of you.🙋‍♂️♥️⚡☯️♾🕊👨‍🔧

[@m0dern038]

You best,i m from Russia)

[@yasinrabbil9489]

beautiful country russia.I like it

[@АНАТОЛЬЕВИЧСЕРГЕЙ]

Спасибо за Россию

[@m0dern038]

@@yasinrabbil9489 thx)

[@IowaStrmChsr]

I've really enjoyed your travels. I visited Wurzburg several times when I was stationed in Schweinfurt Germany back in 1989. Safe travels.

[@markobrien5293]

So you had dutch weather in Austria!😅 But so close to home it is okay, I think?

[@leahcarr6064]

Enjoyed following your travels. What an amazing journey! I’m sure your next big adventure through South and North America will be even more incredible. Angels surround you!

[@michaelhayward7572]

Nooooo! Not a Burgerking in Germany! Raststatte even on the Autobahns do great German fast food. Curry wurst, Schnitzel, frittes, pasta & salad et al. Nearly home.

[@robertklein9190]

Noooo! not even in America, but after 600 klicks on a single you've lost all sensation.

[@luisbittencourt8124]

Noraly congrats for your trip .I hope see you in Brazil on the next journey!

[@Cinzahboy]

You need to do an honest thorough review on Royal enfield Himalaya bike after you completed the trip. It'll be of great help for potential buyer like us. God Bless!!

[@MrLtcslick]

Yes, It would be nice if she would do that. Right now after watching her video's and others I'd consider buying my own Himalayan but wouldn't without a lot more info due to my size and all of that. Really hoping RE offers a larger engine in one soon.

[@rickymcgowan2243]

I have totally enjoyed watching your travels and wish you all the best for your time at home.

[@sanjeevkumarnagar2067]

Run Basanti love you Indian bike all world record 🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳

[@Tobiker]

Hi Noraly I like your's style and the fact, you seem only to do what you want. No "go socialicing, meeting fanclubs, presenting this ort that". Respect and my best Greets from Berne. Brämerli