My country is full of mountains and hills and I don't get tired of gaze at them...But it's so amazing ,and good to see,how her impressions of joy scapes throughout her eyes,words and smiles, when she's riding in those mountains.... No surprise,she's from Netherlands. Every time I watch your videos,an old song comes to my mind.It says...."Another tank of gas,back on the road again" Lobo. Love and greetings from São Paulo Noraly.
I respect you even more Noraly when you chose to say that bit of the TET was just too much. Many others would try to go on and get themselves into trouble. So well done you !!! Loved the drone footage too.
A pilot differs from a driver by his ability to recognize his own limitations and his machine. Well done Noraly !! The important thing is to preserve mechanics and health.
Welcome to Montenegroooooo!! 😀 You made a GREAT decision by turning around once you met your personal limit! Never out ride your ability at anytime!! Great views from all of the roads you were on!! I didn't see any snakes or dogs on this lil trip 🤔 Glad to see you drinking that water. It's my Opinion from riding that staying hydrated while riding is VERY important!! You use the whole core of your body to ride, Specially while on unimproved roads!! Take care of Basanti too!! 🏍 Great video!! Safe Travels Noraly!! 😎👍👍
Thank you for your travel videos. I appreciate the work required for the production and the spirit of adventure you show. I was at the Seattle, WA, USA Triumph/Royal Enfield dealer yesterday. The RE manager said that customers actually come in and ask for the Basanti rigged Himalayan. He said that you should be on the RE payroll.
Your attitude is so amazing! That you didn’t know if the road would be a dead end but still chose to just follow it and see where it would take you is admirable. I wish I could be so adventurous!
Same hotel (Džokovič) we stop last September (2019). Also traveled on motorbikes. Nice. Thank you "Blue eyes lady" for your trip and showing it in UA-cam!
Record heat in Europe this summer. Even with a relatively-cool, mesh riding jacket, it becomes exhausting. Yet still, the ever-resilient Noraly laughs and smiles and enjoys the ride. 'Quite inspiring.
Hey Noraly your facial expressions are hilarious, especially describing the food you are about to gobble. 😅😅 Your Montenegro TET ride was spectacular but I can see what you're experiencing. You continue to have a good head on your shoulder and make smart decisions. Good for you. The scenery was definitely fabulous. Great drone shot BTW. You're getting to be an expert. Thanks for sharing. Take care and ride safe.
I agree with you, Noraly. The scenery of Montenegro is stunning! The guy in the colorful "Mercedes" was an example of being free with nothing left to lose! Loved your video and look forward to the next one. Adieu and safe travels!
You may be a bit of an introvert but not entirely. Of course, someone who doesn't like crowds of people usually tend to be introverts. but you can still handle a crowd if you have to. That aside, you are a greater person than you give yourself credit for, & you deserve to be on top of the world. I for one, can't wait to see your next smile in every upcoming video. You're special...that is for sure, and following your journey has been one of the most remarkable journeys I've seen. I'm not even through the first season yet, and I can't wait to see Season 2. To set out and do that journey alone is remarkable. I don't know any woman who would ever do that. Tenacious you are for sure. Once you set your mind out to do something, you just do it. I admire that a lot. I can imagine that there are many that admire that as well. Definitely one of a kind you are. You have a lot of heart too, and that isn't bottled up like so many others. At least, not from what I can see. Don't let anyone ever hold you back. You don't ride your way through life. You soar!
The border crossing went really fast into Montenegro , i thought the mountain roads were fantastic , caving their way though those awe inspiring rock faces , simply brilliant, there were lots of scenic views just so very beautiful , i thought you made the right choice to stop going off road , if it is to hot you need the wind in your face to cool down a bit so i thought getting back onto the main road was a good move, glad you got some water and an ice cream cornet treat too , loved your drone skills , Great video Noraly , i look forward to your next one , take care and all the very Best
Hi Noraly. You referenced the TET several times, and not being familiar with the acronym I had to look it up. In the U.S. there is an off road trail called the TAT. The trail runs across the U.S. for roughly 5000 miles or 8000 kilometers. It uses a minimum number of paved roads and is mostly off road, used by dual sport riders and 4x4 enthusiasts. That is just one of the many incredible rides in the U.S. and Canada.
@@daveinwla6360- 'The Black Bear' from Ouray to Telluruide Colorado [Alpine Loop] comes to mind lol. High Country to rival the best.. Brought my Ouray 4x4 rental Jeep to a standstill, X wheels 2 spinning in air... Then there is 'The Rubicon' climbing vertically out of Tahoe, Hah
I don’t imagine she has time to read comments anymore, she probably has millions of them. Being American who has never been across the ocean I find it crazy how much you have to go through to get from one country to another and all the papers you have to have!
Words from "On Her Bike" (Kinga): "Travelling solo doesn't mean you’re always by yourself. Travelling solo makes you more approachable and allows you to be MORE sociable with people you meet along the way." (...) "During my African journey I normally get to hang out with the locals which is the best way to learn about the country and regions I’m in" (emphasys added) Thanks for the video!
Our old trick for turning around in tight space on mountainside trails, where pulling a big wheelie and spinning around under power to head back down [hill climbs] is unreasonable. Use the kickstand, tilt over until load is supported on pivot point, grab bike firmly, rock and scoot tires incrementally to complete 180 degrees :) Western states USA.. competition..
She is carrying luggage in the top box as well as side boxes. That must be like having a pillion on the bike. I don't think it's a bright idea to pull a wheelie with pillion on uneven land while facing upwards.
@@Minsang1st Even the side stand option isn't too great. Side stands tend to slip on uneven surfaces and with all the load of the boxes, they can even break if the bike is tilted on using side kick/stand as an axis point. Besides, not demeaning, but it's going to be a woman who is expected to do this.
Terrible advice. If you really want to do it you head up slope at ~45° to the trail edge, hard lock up hill and let it roll back (with the Wright up hill) so that you are crossing the slope horizontal. As you reach the other side of the trail you hard lock to down hill with the weight still uphill. From there, off you go back down hill. Easiest and safest way to do a three point turn on a hill on a bike.
The car seems to have an ultra-obsolete plates from Yugoslavia, when the capital of Montenegro was called Titograd and not Podgorica. Hence TG on the plates. This means the owner only drives it in the mountains where no police shows up.
Search for off-roads in different countries and breathtaking beauty of mountains are some of the best highlights of this journey. Can't believe you're in your 19th country now, I memorize all consecutive countries that you've been that's why😄 Thankfully all is going well that proves that this journey is really meant specially for you😊 As always I'm excited and hoping for the best of the best for your journey! Take Care🥰
The paved road was more scenic than the off roads. Some of those off-roads aren't for a person packed down with luggage. As you soon realized. Good going and stay safe
Brilliant as always Noraly, today was a bonus, the postman showed up with my itchy boot stickers and the video posted at the exact same time. Stay safe ma'am! :)
I recently bought the bodycool smart from inuteq. Just add 0.6ltr of water and it brings down your body temperature. After 1 to 3 days refill and it cools again. Not cheap, but maybe it will help you to decide to continue choosing the most beautiful tracks without overheating👍🏻. The paved roads had a magnificent few as well, so again great to watch this vid again.👌🏻🏍
Yes, you wear it under your jacket, close to your body. I cannot confirm the working principle for the duration of 3 days, but 1 day of riding I can confirm. (Simply because with this vest I did not do a multiple days tour in high temperatures). Look at their website, it look professional stuff to me, not some cheap Chinese product. There is says that the cooling (temperature and time) depends on the user and the surroundings. I have no commercial links to this company, just want Noraly to experience all the best.
Cheerings from Austria, but in the Moment from Crna gora (Montenegro) wehre we are on Holidays at the Bay of Kotor..........get it on and have a nice ride
Hi Noraly. Dont ever feel bad for not continuing offroad or changing plans. It is a very important trait to have knowing your abilities an your limits. You have my deepest respect for that kind of "professionalism". Also I guarantee you that wasn't the last time you have been to the balkans so - enjoy your ride !
Thank you! I hadn't had the chance yet to thank you for your donation during the last live chat (I got a bit flooded in messages lol) but it's very much appreciated!!
Taking that paved option in that kind of heat was the right choice. Keep that wind blowing. I still can't imagine how you knock out a couple-few hundred kilometers most days AND still edit and upload your superb videos. One of these days you'll have to do one of those Ted Talks on how you manage to pull it all off so well. I'm sure many prospective travelers would also be interested in a rundown of your gear, helpful apps, that sort of thing. Safe travels!
Hi Noraly, I think on the TET website it's mentioned that the trail is best ridden with an unloaded and lighter motorcycle (means no panniers/carry boxes/extra loads). Perhaps Basanti could not go up because she was heavier. But I don't think that slight mishap would ever stop you from riding away like a free bird!! Best wishes and safe travels.... Let's Go!
I agree. Noraly, since you like off road riding, the Continental Divide Trail is also an awesome ride. It runs from Canada to Mexico and covers approximately 2700 miles, mostly off road. The highest point that I rode was Engineers Pass at 12,800 ft and Stony Pass at 12,600 ft. Then there is the spectacular national parks. We in North America are truly lucky to have some incredible places to ride.
You know everytime you start Basanti she fires right up with no hesitation, it's like she and you are of one and like a good horse wants to go with no complaints. So wonderful. She should go in Royal Enfields museum or you should keep her in some sort of storage (I'm only on season 1 maybe this has taken place IDK) Take care
Dear Noraly, I love your travel reports and have learned so much about the world from you already. However, I believe you are stark raving mad to go to the places and the roads you do, without any back-up support. May your guardian angel always be at your shoulder on whatever road you decide to travel.
My wife and I have started watching your vlogs together and now she is pushing me to explore the northeastern part of India :-). BTW you have been to my small little town of Tura. Stay safe ride hard. :-)
Hi Noraly, wow fantastic roads what a gorgeous country. Only trouble is your video will show the world and that quite road may not be so empty soon. Keep up the excellent blog and ride safe keep well. 👏👍😎☀️🏍
Noraly don't make yourself a Hat 😉 ... the Road / Way today was perfect / awesome / fantastic for the most traveling Biker ... so thank you very much for show 😊
@bmw boxer lower saxon Ja, das geht von Österreich aus mit dem Motorrad! Bis Montenegro sind es nur 1100 km, das schaffe ich in drei Tagen. Vielleicht fahre ich bis Albanien! Konkret ist noch nichts geplant. Da unten war ich noch nie. Dieses Jahr war ich mit dem Motorrad über Dresden und Berlin in Bielefeld, um Freunde und Verwandte zu besuchen, aber nächstes Jahr möchte ich einmal was neues sehen. Ich würde schon April bis Mai fahren und hoffe, dass es dort noch nicht so voll ist. Aber Montenegro schaut schon herrlich aus, oder? Ich habe da schon einiges drüber gehört, aber Noralys Aufnahmen sind ja traumhaft! Fast schon schöner als Bielefeld oder gar Hannover!😜
@@daveinwla6360 So, do you heard about the Bielefeld Conspiracy?! I was born in Bielefeld and I can promise you: Bielefeld exist! If you visit Europe again, one day, I can show you!😀
Noraly, I was in a similar situation as you @ 7:00 this past weekend; needing to turn around on a very steep and narrow gradient. What I learned was that you can turn the bars back and forth, the act of doing so will slowly walk the front tire down the slope and allow you to pivot around on the rear tire. I realized this after dumping my Himalayan twice in some very deep, and very loose shale that I was buried in. I've since tried it in a few other spots and surprisingly, it seems to work on most any terrain (some substrate allows it to work more efficiently, admittedly) with the benefit being that you don't have to ride forward and creep back by foot, potentially dumping the bike over in the direction of the down slope (I may have done that a few times in the process...) If your journey takes you to California, I'd be happy to direct you to some amazing trails/remote roads/highways we have here in the Sierra Nevada Mountain Range! Rubber side down.
I know this technique when I did training in Oman and it works great on gravel and such but uneven rocks like I had here were the obstacle. Pivoting around the side standard was also not possible so I did it my own way 😂
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Noraly is bubbly and giggly but deceptively intelligent. What a lovely adventure she lives.
Albania and Montenegro! What stunning parts of the world, scenery is on par with the best you've shown us anywhere, as are the wonderful people.
My country is full of mountains and hills and I don't get tired of gaze at them...But it's so amazing ,and good to see,how her impressions of joy scapes throughout her eyes,words and smiles, when she's riding in those mountains.... No surprise,she's from Netherlands.
Every time I watch your videos,an old song comes to my mind.It says...."Another tank of gas,back on the road again" Lobo.
Love and greetings from São Paulo Noraly.
Her smile 😁is the most beautiful thing in her.
God bless you 🌷
That, and a very pretty blue eyes. Cheers
👌👌
@Daniel Stafford It is evident that many boys, perhaps even girls, from all over the world are in love with Noraly. Understandably so.
It feels like we are physically travelling with you….you have made everything even better for us who watch you in each every clips you make.
Montenegro has some crazy cars: 4:55 a half of small truck! 11:20 a weird mersedes!
I respect you even more Noraly when you chose to say that bit of the TET was just too much. Many others would try to go on and get themselves into trouble. So well done you !!! Loved the drone footage too.
A pilot differs from a driver by his ability to recognize his own limitations and his machine.
Well done Noraly !!
The important thing is to preserve mechanics and health.
Welcome to Montenegroooooo!! 😀
You made a GREAT decision by turning around once you met your personal limit! Never out ride your ability at anytime!!
Great views from all of the roads you were on!!
I didn't see any snakes or dogs on this lil trip 🤔
Glad to see you drinking that water. It's my Opinion from riding that staying hydrated while riding is VERY important!! You use the whole core of your body to ride, Specially while on unimproved roads!!
Take care of Basanti too!! 🏍
Great video!!
Safe Travels Noraly!! 😎👍👍
Me gustó, Croacia y Albania.
Magistrale omgeving, sublieme opname,dit is jouw wereld!
Thank you for your travel videos. I appreciate the work required for the production and the spirit of adventure you show. I was at the Seattle, WA, USA Triumph/Royal Enfield dealer yesterday. The RE manager said that customers actually come in and ask for the Basanti rigged Himalayan. He said that you should be on the RE payroll.
That's great to hear, Carl! Yes, she should be on the RE payroll, no doubt about it. Greetings from Albuquerque, NM!
Your attitude is so amazing! That you didn’t know if the road would be a dead end but still chose to just follow it and see where it would take you is admirable. I wish I could be so adventurous!
Montenegro has such stunning scenery! What a hidden gem ... for now.
I received a lot of information for crossing the border of different countries. Thanks Noraly.
Same hotel (Džokovič) we stop last September (2019). Also traveled on motorbikes. Nice. Thank you "Blue eyes lady" for your trip and showing it in UA-cam!
Ice cream in Montenegro. :) Awesome.
Record heat in Europe this summer. Even with a relatively-cool, mesh riding jacket, it becomes exhausting. Yet still, the ever-resilient Noraly laughs and smiles and enjoys the ride. 'Quite inspiring.
Stunning landscapes.Greetings from another stunning landscapes country Romania.
Hey Noraly your facial expressions are hilarious, especially describing the food you are about to gobble. 😅😅 Your Montenegro TET ride was spectacular but I can see what you're experiencing. You continue to have a good head on your shoulder and make smart decisions. Good for you. The scenery was definitely fabulous. Great drone shot BTW. You're getting to be an expert. Thanks for sharing. Take care and ride safe.
Turkey, Greece, Albania & Montenegro are all so beautiful. I think I'm in ❤️❤️❤️! Let's Go!
I agree with you, Noraly. The scenery of Montenegro is stunning! The guy in the colorful "Mercedes" was an example of being free with nothing left to lose! Loved your video and look forward to the next one. Adieu and safe travels!
Your trip in this video is so cool and beautiful so nice Montenegro lovely country tx
You may be a bit of an introvert but not entirely. Of course, someone who doesn't like crowds of people usually tend to be introverts. but you can still handle a crowd if you have to. That aside, you are a greater person than you give yourself credit for, & you deserve to be on top of the world. I for one, can't wait to see your next smile in every upcoming video. You're special...that is for sure, and following your journey has been one of the most remarkable journeys I've seen. I'm not even through the first season yet, and I can't wait to see Season 2. To set out and do that journey alone is remarkable. I don't know any woman who would ever do that. Tenacious you are for sure. Once you set your mind out to do something, you just do it. I admire that a lot. I can imagine that there are many that admire that as well. Definitely one of a kind you are. You have a lot of heart too, and that isn't bottled up like so many others. At least, not from what I can see. Don't let anyone ever hold you back. You don't ride your way through life. You soar!
You are positively delightful.
The border crossing went really fast into Montenegro , i thought the mountain roads were fantastic , caving their way though those awe inspiring rock faces , simply brilliant, there were lots of scenic views just so very beautiful , i thought you made the right choice to stop going off road , if it is to hot you need the wind in your face to cool down a bit so i thought getting back onto the main road was a good move, glad you got some water and an ice cream cornet treat too , loved your drone skills , Great video Noraly , i look forward to your next one , take care and all the very Best
Hi Noraly. You referenced the TET several times, and not being familiar with the acronym I had to look it up. In the U.S. there is an off road trail called the TAT. The trail runs across the U.S. for roughly 5000 miles or 8000 kilometers. It uses a minimum number of paved roads and is mostly off road, used by dual sport riders and 4x4 enthusiasts. That is just one of the many incredible rides in the U.S. and Canada.
@@daveinwla6360- 'The Black Bear' from Ouray to Telluruide Colorado [Alpine Loop] comes to mind lol. High Country to rival the best.. Brought my Ouray 4x4 rental Jeep to a standstill, X wheels 2 spinning in air... Then there is 'The Rubicon' climbing vertically out of Tahoe, Hah
I was born 3 minutes away from the border Albania Montenegro in the Albanian site I love this places and I love your trips
Bravissima well done 👍
Reasonable & smart decisions are a good thing.
I don’t imagine she has time to read comments anymore, she probably has millions of them. Being American who has never been across the ocean I find it crazy how much you have to go through to get from one country to another and all the papers you have to have!
Words from "On Her Bike" (Kinga): "Travelling solo doesn't mean you’re always by yourself. Travelling solo makes you more approachable and allows you to be MORE sociable with people you meet along the way." (...) "During my African journey I normally get to hang out with the locals which is the best way to learn about the country and regions I’m in" (emphasys added) Thanks for the video!
Our old trick for turning around in tight space on mountainside trails, where pulling a big wheelie and spinning around under power to head back down [hill climbs] is unreasonable. Use the kickstand, tilt over until load is supported on pivot point, grab bike firmly, rock and scoot tires incrementally to complete 180 degrees :) Western states USA.. competition..
PRACTICE THIS ON LEVEL FIRM PAVEMENT FIRST...!!!
She is carrying luggage in the top box as well as side boxes. That must be like having a pillion on the bike. I don't think it's a bright idea to pull a wheelie with pillion on uneven land while facing upwards.
Sharad Upadhyay thats why that person said “places where doing an wheelie is unreasonable...”
@@Minsang1st Even the side stand option isn't too great. Side stands tend to slip on uneven surfaces and with all the load of the boxes, they can even break if the bike is tilted on using side kick/stand as an axis point. Besides, not demeaning, but it's going to be a woman who is expected to do this.
Terrible advice. If you really want to do it you head up slope at ~45° to the trail edge, hard lock up hill and let it roll back (with the Wright up hill) so that you are crossing the slope horizontal. As you reach the other side of the trail you hard lock to down hill with the weight still uphill. From there, off you go back down hill. Easiest and safest way to do a three point turn on a hill on a bike.
We that have follow long, i think agree that it is a fantastic wiu of the world you show us where ever you are.
yep, Montenegro is pretty stunning.
Montenegro é muito bonita 😄🇧🇷
Wow, beautiful country! That old Mercedes was good to see too.
That car was priceless!
The car seems to have an ultra-obsolete plates from Yugoslavia, when the capital of Montenegro was called Titograd and not Podgorica. Hence TG on the plates. This means the owner only drives it in the mountains where no police shows up.
Well spotted and thanks for the information.
It certainly didn't look safe!
Great to see such a magnificent old Mercedes still at work.
Kim Kiriniki
Dieses "Let's go" ist ja echt Kult!
If you ever consider a box set of your incredible journey....it will sell...fabulous....just fabulous
Эпичное путешествие. Неизгладимые впечатления. Удачи.
Search for off-roads in different countries and breathtaking beauty of mountains are some of the best highlights of this journey. Can't believe you're in your 19th country now, I memorize all consecutive countries that you've been that's why😄 Thankfully all is going well that proves that this journey is really meant specially for you😊 As always I'm excited and hoping for the best of the best for your journey! Take Care🥰
Danke für die tollen Videos. Heute habe ich alle gesehen, einfach super. Weiterhin eine unfallfreie Fahrt.👍😘
Ich habe alle Videos angesehen. 👍👍
One word "SPECTACULAR"! Watching this in 2023 whilst waiting for Noraly to kick off series 7.
The paved road was more scenic than the off roads. Some of those off-roads aren't for a person packed down with luggage. As you soon realized. Good going and stay safe
This video brought back a lot of memories and patrol routes from the conflict zones
Your voice expresses so much joy and excitement, it's catching.
Love the scenery, landscape, and music.
you have changed so much from the start, Wonderful to see. You are so inspiring, Thank You
Brilliant as always Noraly, today was a bonus, the postman showed up with my itchy boot stickers and the video posted at the exact same time. Stay safe ma'am! :)
I recently bought the bodycool smart from inuteq. Just add 0.6ltr of water and it brings down your body temperature. After 1 to 3 days refill and it cools again. Not cheap, but maybe it will help you to decide to continue choosing the most beautiful tracks without overheating👍🏻.
The paved roads had a magnificent few as well, so again great to watch this vid again.👌🏻🏍
Yes, you wear it under your jacket, close to your body.
I cannot confirm the working principle for the duration of 3 days, but 1 day of riding I can confirm. (Simply because with this vest I did not do a multiple days tour in high temperatures).
Look at their website, it look professional stuff to me, not some cheap Chinese product.
There is says that the cooling (temperature and time) depends on the user and the surroundings.
I have no commercial links to this company, just want Noraly to experience all the best.
That was a very smart decision to turn back from that steep, rugged trail.
The landscape is gorgeous.
I really liked the little town at the end.
Bravo
Cheers from Serbia, and good luck with your further trip! :)
srbija do tokia
brate :D
Cheerings from Austria, but in the Moment from Crna gora (Montenegro) wehre we are on Holidays at the Bay of Kotor..........get it on and have a nice ride
Hi Noraly. Dont ever feel bad for not continuing offroad or changing plans. It is a very important trait to have knowing your abilities an your limits. You have my deepest respect for that kind of "professionalism". Also I guarantee you that wasn't the last time you have been to the balkans so - enjoy your ride !
Thank you! I hadn't had the chance yet to thank you for your donation during the last live chat (I got a bit flooded in messages lol) but it's very much appreciated!!
@@ItchyBoots you are very welcome. Just keep doing what you are doing and stay yourself. Have a good day and safe travels !
Taking that paved option in that kind of heat was the right choice. Keep that wind blowing. I still can't imagine how you knock out a couple-few hundred kilometers most days AND still edit and upload your superb videos. One of these days you'll have to do one of those Ted Talks on how you manage to pull it all off so well. I'm sure many prospective travelers would also be interested in a rundown of your gear, helpful apps, that sort of thing. Safe travels!
Am gaining weight watching your food choices, Really appreciate you sharing all the regional dishes, but they make me so hungry!!!
landscape is stunning
I absolutely loved riding that gorge road. Next year I'll ride more of the TET. Thankyou for sharing.
Wonderful countryside in Montenegro !
Very nice scenery! Take care Noraly
Brave lady crossing all the borders
Hi Noraly, I think on the TET website it's mentioned that the trail is best ridden with an unloaded and lighter motorcycle (means no panniers/carry boxes/extra loads). Perhaps Basanti could not go up because she was heavier.
But I don't think that slight mishap would ever stop you from riding away like a free bird!! Best wishes and safe travels.... Let's Go!
Veilige reizen verder dank je, Noraly.
Montenegro and Albania are beautiful. Reminds me of Austria
Thank you, Noraly. Please show us more of the landscapes. Safe ride.
I agree. Noraly, since you like off road riding, the Continental Divide Trail is also an awesome ride. It runs from Canada to Mexico and covers approximately 2700 miles, mostly off road. The highest point that I rode was Engineers Pass at 12,800 ft and Stony Pass at 12,600 ft. Then there is the spectacular national parks. We in North America are truly lucky to have some incredible places to ride.
Have an awesome trip
NORALY KEEP ON RIDING , YOU ARE ON YOU WAY TO FAME HOOD . YOU ARE ON A MISSION AND I LOVE IT . MAY THE GODS OF OLYMPIA KEEP YOU SAFE .
Beautiful episode again. This planet we live on is pretty nice. The view from that hotel was amazing!
Please be safe. Don't look left and right too much, especially on mountain roads. Montenegro is stunning, and your beauty complements it. Take care
Like the drone... Europe is soooo hot... and your helmet. I had one similar and changed it to a dual sport style... so many more vents but loud.
Breathtaking view beautiful
Класс! Я тебе завидую! Хорошей дороги...
You know everytime you start Basanti she fires right up with no hesitation, it's like she and you are of one and like a good horse wants to go with no complaints. So wonderful.
She should go in Royal Enfields museum or you should keep her in some sort of storage (I'm only on season 1 maybe this has taken place IDK)
Take care
You will later learn Basanti’s fate.
@@oklahomahank2378 sounds ominous.
Dear Noraly, I love your travel reports and have learned so much about the world from you already. However, I believe you are stark raving mad to go to the places and the roads you do, without any back-up support. May your guardian angel always be at your shoulder on whatever road you decide to travel.
because of you I see other parts of the earth, thank you .🙏😘
I do too!!
@thressa thank him 😊
Muy lindas rutas...no sabía que Montenegro era tan lindo... Gracias por las imágenes!!
The coast of Montenegro is incredible...as are the people..ill go back someday.
So stunning, so beautiful!!!
(Noraly & the scenery)
Howdy IB! Well Basanti wants to play motocross huh? 😂 who knows where that path would have
Led to! Beautiful country! Saddle up! ❤
Noraly you are the best.save trip you and basanti i wish you.grettings from Slovenia
My wife and I have started watching your vlogs together and now she is pushing me to explore the northeastern part of India :-). BTW you have been to my small little town of Tura. Stay safe ride hard. :-)
The HORN BILL FESTIVAL that is held in Kohima of Nagaland every year from 1-10 December is not to be missed.
I'm living in Pune and Noraly's videos have me thinking about getting back into motorcycling.
Noraly, My name is João Paulo, I am Brazilian. My mom and I love your videos. Congratulations !
Nature is beautiful, beautiful.
That monastery at 12:28 would be amazing with a drone flight above!!!
Hi Noraly, wow fantastic roads what a gorgeous country. Only trouble is your video will show the world and that quite road may not be so empty soon. Keep up the excellent blog and ride safe keep well. 👏👍😎☀️🏍
Noraly don't make yourself a Hat 😉 ... the Road / Way today was perfect / awesome / fantastic for the most traveling Biker ... so thank you very much for show 😊
I ride alone so I really do understand turning around. It's difficult on unstable gradients. 🏍
Even more difficult for short riders
The Roaming Delhite I am a short rider and I hate having to turn around!
Love the ride, Montenegro is beautiful, we loved visiting there a few years ago. Didn't see what you did and makes one want to go back.
Bright Eyes you are one Fabulous Adventurer. Rock On.....👍🏼 👏👏👏 😎
Great drone video. Beautiful scenery. Nice Mercedes, 😆
Stunning Landscape! That's the reason why I want to go to Montenegro next year! Fantastic! 👍
@bmw boxer lower saxon Ja, das geht von Österreich aus mit dem Motorrad! Bis Montenegro sind es nur 1100 km, das schaffe ich in drei Tagen. Vielleicht fahre ich bis Albanien! Konkret ist noch nichts geplant. Da unten war ich noch nie. Dieses Jahr war ich mit dem Motorrad über Dresden und Berlin in Bielefeld, um Freunde und Verwandte zu besuchen, aber nächstes Jahr möchte ich einmal was neues sehen. Ich würde schon April bis Mai fahren und hoffe, dass es dort noch nicht so voll ist. Aber Montenegro schaut schon herrlich aus, oder? Ich habe da schon einiges drüber gehört, aber Noralys Aufnahmen sind ja traumhaft! Fast schon schöner als Bielefeld oder gar Hannover!😜
@@daveinwla6360 So, do you heard about the Bielefeld Conspiracy?! I was born in Bielefeld and I can promise you: Bielefeld exist! If you visit Europe again, one day, I can show you!😀
@@daveinwla6360 The Aliens let me out to conquer the world, but I failed!😅
@@daveinwla6360 I"ll try! May the force be with me!😉
This country might be small, but it packs a Punch of beautiful scenery that is spectacular.
7.24 is a perfect move of Basanti.
Exploring the beauty of the different countries
start the day with our daily smile ,thanks Noraly
MONTENEGRO ...... wow !!! Ride safe young lady.
I ride today 300 kilomiter today and miss you so much because you inspire me so much
I loved the roar of the Basanti engine
Nice, journey again, thanks Noraly 👍 ❤️
Inspiring Inspiring Inspiring Inspiring Inspiring - you are simply brilliant - Take care and stay well
Noraly, I was in a similar situation as you @ 7:00 this past weekend; needing to turn around on a very steep and narrow gradient. What I learned was that you can turn the bars back and forth, the act of doing so will slowly walk the front tire down the slope and allow you to pivot around on the rear tire. I realized this after dumping my Himalayan twice in some very deep, and very loose shale that I was buried in.
I've since tried it in a few other spots and surprisingly, it seems to work on most any terrain (some substrate allows it to work more efficiently, admittedly) with the benefit being that you don't have to ride forward and creep back by foot, potentially dumping the bike over in the direction of the down slope (I may have done that a few times in the process...)
If your journey takes you to California, I'd be happy to direct you to some amazing trails/remote roads/highways we have here in the Sierra Nevada Mountain Range! Rubber side down.
I know this technique when I did training in Oman and it works great on gravel and such but uneven rocks like I had here were the obstacle. Pivoting around the side standard was also not possible so I did it my own way 😂
@@ItchyBoots haha as long as you kept yourself upright, that's what matters!