[S2 - Eps. 49] Parts breaking off my Royal Enfield Himalayan to see this: Cono de Arita, Argentina

In this episode I am riding from El Penon in Argentina to Tolar Grande on my Royal Enfield Himalayan. This is a very desolate and remote area in Argentina and the roads are tough! All the corrugated roads (also known as washboard) are beating up my motorcycle and me. When I finally arrived in Tolar Grande, I lost one part and broken another...
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I am riding solo around the world on my Royal Enfield Himalayan 'Dhanno'!
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[@pauljenkins2501]

It makes me laugh when I see the "weekend warriors" on huge, and hugely expensive, adventure bikes. Meanwhile, Noraly and Dhanno have more of an adventure every day than they will have in a year! Ride safe and thank you for another wonderful video.

[@NikhilDixitMusic]

I request everyone to send an email to Royal Enfield requesting them to make her the ambassador of HIMALAYAN

[@herbwag6456]

Itchy Boots is one of the top female adventure riders of all time!

[@boxofmoles4057]

Spotting a baby llama makes everyone's voice go up by two octaves. 😁

[@flipfloptraveler]

Some years ago when I did my Roadtrip through Argentina, they also stopped us quite often in Catamarca. We eventually asked them why and they track where you are going and relay your information to the next station. As the area is so remote, this is one of the few ways they can keep track of missing vehicles/accidents, etc. Quite often as we approached the checkpoints they would already know who we were and ask us about our drive- similar to how he knew you'd gone to Piedra Pomez.

[@ElectraWillem]

I'am more and more impressed of the build quality of that Royald Enfield. That little bike is beated for days and days on those unpaved roads and still holding on! Nice!

[@rascalflyer]

I dont watch the news anymore, I get home and straight to youtube for my Itchyboots fix of happiness and adventure. Your enthusiasm brightens up my life. Thank you.

[@vaibhavkumar3675]

First time in History,Himalaya went to Andes

[@ravenfeather7087]

The desolation of that part of the beautiful country you were in came across in your video. This was the first time since I started watching your presentations (since their beginning) that I felt some fear for your safety. From people to a small degree but to a greater degree from the physical environment you are in. Nature simply does not care about you one way or another. Risk is of course part of the adventure. But be safe. Stay prepared for anything that she, Ms Nature, may present to you.

[@christian53050]

The woman is even tougher than the machine...no parts falling off.

[@Uliio]

I saw Basanti at Brussels Expo today :P. Looks in great shape!

[@paultaylor701]

I live at sea level, so it’s difficult looking straight up into the sky and thinking of Noraly riding 4-5km directly above me!

[@kernowrock555]

Breathtaking remoteness ... colours ... silence ... magical landscapes... all conquered with just 24.5 Horsepower!

[@christophmensch3945]

I think that Itchy Boots is kind of „Instant Happiness".

[@barryervin8536]

I've been seeing comments about Noraly and her Himalayan on the motorcycle sites for a long time now, but for some reason I've never actually checked it out. I happened to come across this episode while surfing KZbin today and after watching for 10 minutes I'm hooked. What a refreshing change from the usual high dollar equipment "adventure biking" day trips I usually see. Noraly's up-beat attitude and humor are wonderful. Now I'm dreaming of taking off for an adventure myself. I'm not sure I could handle the adversity half as well, though. Going to start watching the whole series from the beginning now.

[@PMVasconcellos]

Beautiful secondary roads and stunning landscapes. I personally think that Chile and Argentina have the most beautiful places in our planet.

[@200xcBruce]

So impressed with your laughter in the face of challenges

[@peppino1435]

I am amazed by your courage and enthusiasm in doing this trip. I will no longer have the fear in traveling to my local supermarket to buy milk and bread 😁. You inspire me to get on my bike and travel Europe..as I have wanted to do this for a long time. Thank you for the time and effort you put in to your videos.....ride safe 👌

[@Simulera]

You are taking on a very hard, lonely part of the world there. Love your good attitude about it! It is stunning, tough. Thanks for the wonderful guided view. Bike remains impressive too!

[@quazar1960]

"Thank you for taking us with you again Noraly " ride safe.