The BEST motorcycle shop of Mexico |S6-E82|
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- Опубліковано 7 чер 2022
- In this episode I am riding to Oaxaca, in Mexico. On the way, I stumble upon a small motorcycle shop that turns out to have the parts that I have been looking for for weeks and weeks in El Salvador, Guatemala and Mexico. I cannot believe they have EVERYTHING!
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Working people running small businesses and helping strangers are the unsung heroes of the world.
Done it for the last 45 years small business
Isn't it amazing how much the music Noraly chooses changes the mood of the video?! After following all the videos I'm so impressed that Noraly is the star, motorcycle rider, planner, producer, director, videographer, editor, Drone pilot 🙂and more.
dito.😉
I am amazed that just the editing and uploading of videos can be accomplished by just one person.
Wow Roy, you nailed it for sure!!!
...........totally agree with you....she's an incredible woman and I love these great videos because there's also work behind it all!!!....she's just great and we love her
Very talented and has may skills!
Being a former distance rider (now retired) and a permanent resident of Mexico, I must thank you for your great work. Lovely personality, interesting content and good editing. We are enjoying your grand adventure.
Hi Noraly I'm Hector, let me introduce myself, I'm a doctor from Sinaloa Mexico, I love your videos, big fan, and motorcycles, as you going north by the Pacific side and there is good chances that you pass through my state, I was wondering if you need help in Sinaloa or the capital Culiacán, I will be more than happy to help you in anything. Have a great trip on Mexico wish you the best!
The ingenuity of that small repair motorcycle shop commands my respects, bravo guys for keeping our dear Noraly on the road, she is our regular dose of happiness, and Mexico, what a beautiful country indeed.
.............through her we discover these beautiful places where we are told that they are not like us and primitive... but I see that these people live better than certain civilized countries and are happier than us and...... many more friendly!🤗
true she's our regular dose of happiness
I find myself saying, OH GOOD, it's Wednesday, or Monday or Friday!!!
You can find more replacements can fit in small shop because they have different brands. Italika motorcycles are most famous.
cuando gustes eres bienvenido hermanastro.
That's something I learnt here in Germany: The big flashy shops are run by people with degrees in Business Administration. Some part has been sitting in a shelf for a year? "We can use the space for stuff that sells better. Get rid of it!" The small and run down looking shops are run by mechanics and enthusiasts or just got handed down from the parents. MBA? What spare is that?
-They will have all the stuff you need, and then some in the darker corners of their basement storage.
And I could have done with a disclaimer: Do not watch this episode if hungry! Am off to the kitchen, it won't be a pretty sight!
Lovely countryside, lovely episode! Mucho enjoyed! 😍🤗
Great comment!
I found the same with computer stores. I much prefer the small, rundown store run by a couple of enthusiasts over the big stores who only know how to shift boxes as fast as possible while not having the faintest idea of what's inside these boxes.
MBAs killed the world.
@@Redmenace96 Thanks! 🙏
@@ConsciousAtoms Well, it probably is a general rule: The bigger the shop. the more mainstreamy it is. The surprises are to be found among the small ones.
We had a rider at our AirBnB in the Ozarks the other day and we had "Itchy Boots" as common ground! Big thumbs up as always 👍 🌻🤠
Thank you for another great day in Mexico. You have such a positive view of everything and the people that you encounter respond in kind.
You'll be geared down just a bit, but not much. The tire height being a bit taller will split the difference a bit. You may find it being geared a bit lower may be better in tight offroad situations. I've been the owner of a small bike shop for many years and those folks really rolled out the red carpet! Thank goodness for that small shop. The small shops that care are the best!! Safe travels!!
Agree 100%.
it does not show Honda in a very god light with regards to customer service and back up given the number of bikes that we have seen during this series.
@@johntolley1111 Most people would order a sprocket and have it in couple days. Or used to do that. With current supply issues that might not be possible. But she moves around so much with no real plan to be at X location, makes it impossible to ship to her.
@@gailtaylor1636 Did you notice that when Noraly was walking into the market and Noraly read the date as she walked in it was about six months ago.
@@johntolley1111 I missed that. I wondered about the picture of what appears to be Alaska, not the bike, in the intro. I've always said these are months behind. Doesn't really matter. The content is incredible.
You know Noraly why there are so many enthusiastic followers for you. It is because of the way you explain things to us in a simple and lucid manner. Keep it up.
Thanks for a fun episode. People in developing countries are so good at making do, and being able to repair anything. I’ve had things repaired overseas that people in the US just laughed at and said “buy a new one.”
Being a retired motorcycle mechanic I watched the wrenching of your motorcycle with all interest. Good work. This was a good episode to watch.
I wonder if those mechanics and shop owner realize they are now the most famous in all of Mexico with an endorsement from the current most famous RTW motorcyclist?
Love the excitement in her face every time she says "let's go"
It never gets old , even since the first episodes , before she knew it would be her motto.
Having tires that meet your needs is more important than the brand, it has happened to me with my motorcycle.
Mexican food in general is very delicious and definitely the richest and most original is in the market's fondas.
Keep enjoying your trip and my beautiful country.
These small towns, cities and countryside there in Mexico look so clean. Much nicer than here in the Philippines. I am really enjoying your journey, thank you so much 😊
Wow over 200 Million views. Consider the massive number of smiles you have given the world over the years. Thanks for all the epic videos. Cool bike shop too.
200 million views ... is that the total for all her videos?
@@Aotearoa_Kiwi Yes :)
@@Aotearoa_Kiwi 7
When your video comes on I start smiling and I can feel my blood pressure dropping. Thanx Noraly. Edit: your vid reminded me of a book I read 50yrs ago called "Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance" It's not really about either but a philosophical look at the quality of life.
How stupid
I like your comment. It’s my morning smile.
Thanks for, "but a philosophical look at the quality of life", in your comment. Very appropriate.
That was a good book....and i agree her videos are calming and informative.
Remember that book well
Didn’t realise the Bajaj auto rickshaw is so common all over South America! Mexico looks great.
Isn’t it great when you find a little “out of the way “place that has,more or less, everything that you need!! What a wonderful travel log series of videos! I love them and I certainly look forward to seeing you complete your journey. You have,and I know you will see a lot of wonderful/beautiful sights. You’re a lucky LADY!
I wish I could check on how well the Turtle rescue is doing now that all the Itchy Boots fans have pitched in to make a difference. 😎👍
The little motorcycle shop that appears from out of nowhere was not an accident.
It had been waiting for Noraly to ride by!
That's great that they had everything you needed. It doesn't matter that the tires don't match, or that the chain and sprocket weren't exactly OEM parts. What does matter is that you are safer now by having them. You never know when you may not have opportunities like that while traveling the remote area's between the larger cities and villages.
The food looked amazing, but I think I'll have to agree with you that the Grasshoppers will not be on my menu! 😂
Maybe chocolate covered! Lots of Chocolate!
Safe Travels Sister 🙏
Blessings from Georgia, USA 🙏🌹💜
🪶🪶🪶
The Journey
Between who you once were and who you are now becoming, is where the dance of life really takes place.
Journey Well Noraly
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A motorcycle shop was waiting just for her??? 🙄
I visited Oaxaca 2 yrs ago and tried the grasshoppers and they were pretty decent. Of course theyre not part of my diet either
....absolutely and we are very happy for her and may God protect her🙏
@@kleinbiker1 Yes, and as it is for anyone in need. ✌️
@@antoniosarmientoluna6497 😁 ✌️
you just love entrepreneurs that actually HELP customers. Viva Mexico
Hola, el primer pueblo que pasaste se llama Santa Catarina Juquila, es uno de los pueblos mágicos, debiste quedarte al menos a comer 😊.
Te vi, pero no paraste para regalarme una foto 😔, ojalá regreses y no sea sólo de paso.
Excelente viaje 👌🏻✌️😎
Le hubieras gritado Noralyyy, ahi ella se hubiera dado cuenta que eras un fan y te daba con gusto la foto. Suerte pa la otra
You know Noraly, your videos are better than any National Geographic on cable or a Netflix series. I find my days are lost when I go on these adventures with you, but in a good way :). What reaaly makes me happy is your respect for all the animals on the road and you slowing down to not cause a stampede which could harm them. Take care and be careful
Never go by appearances. Doesn't harm to ask.
A non descript tiny shop fixed most of the problems.
Another lesson from Noraly.
So glad to see Alaska sure footed again, can't wait to see her power through the various terrains ahead!
You're a very nice person. I stopped watching UA-cam videos for a long time. I'll glad you're still making them. The turtle video was precious.
Itchy Boots is simply the best and the coolest motor cycle travel and adventure blog on UA-cam; and Noraly is one of the gracious, friendly, knowledgeable and adventurous rider on UA-cam.
I pray God will bless her with a career as adventure travel blogger for National Geography or Netflix very soon.
Tiger both of those will control her content and the way it she presents it. It will not be the same she has been doing. National Geographic will politicalize it and Netflix will add Hollywood to. Enjoy it as is.
She probably makes more money than she needs now and still has her freedom!
They would ruin her style i would think!
When she hangs up her boots Nat. Geo. and Net-whatever will be ancient history , replaced by what hasn't been named yet.
All of you giving advice on her gearing etc., she probably knows more about that than most of you!
Yeah, but they boost their ego's by 'mansplaining'. haha.
I truly admire your approach to travel. We get to truly enjoy the life of the locals which is so much better than some tourist trap that only provides what they think American or Europeans want. You teach us so much! Thank you yet again Noraly!
That's the difference in Mexico 🇲🇽👏
Everyone is always trying to fix anything and everything to the best of their ability
Because buying another motorcycle 🏍 is just simply no an option
Loved this video! This is just what we have encountered, the kindness of the Mexican people.we broke down on the cuota and the tow truck came and picked up our huge 2500 Dodge diesel truck, drove us through a toll (he paid) and a policeman who he would not pay, and to the most wonderful mechanic, just on a patch of dirt, who got in his VW bug and went to Mazatlán, a ways away, got our parts and fixed the truck and got back to us in our hotel in Rosario, all in one day! And the tow truck driver would not let me pay, except for a tip;)
The tow truck driver is paid by the toll company that owns the road. A tow is part of the service you get when you pay the toll.
Years ago I was driving near Comitán, south-east of San Cristobal de las Casas, and forded a river I shouldn't have which punched a small hole in my transmission oil pan, I was able to drive back to Comitán and found a roadside mechanic who removed the pan, took it to his cousin's to get the hole brazed up, bought a sheet of cork at the auto-parts store, traced out a newagasket with the over a dozen holes, then put it all back together, the cork, brazing and labor were LESS than the 6 quarts of ATF I had to buy.
@@johndavidwolf4239 I have met so many “Mexican MacGyvers”, my husband being one of them!
@@mwiebe2663 Haha we work with what we have, I live in America so I have the convenience and everything being close to me but ingenuity and improvisation is in my blood.
Priceless people. 🙏🙏👍👍
la Admiro La Admiro La Admiro!!!!!!!...Noraly es una persona tan pero tan especial!!!!, que no tengo casi palabras para describirla!!!!!,..ella se adapta a cualquier circunstancia tan rápidamente que parece siempre estar con buena suerte para todo!!!!, es increíble la manera de ser que tiene!!!!, eso demuestra su gran cultura y lo gran persona que es!!!!!, siempre con esa gran sonrisa que nunca la abandona, y esa total actitud positiva y energía para resolver cualquier contratiempo!!!!!....
@@szolanek no sea envidioso, usted solo hace comentarios ěşťúpîďos. Si tuviera un hobbie y fuera bueno igual ganaría mucho dinero
@@szolanek no entiendo tu comentario!
Can't believe you were so close to Kenya, but it is what it is , wish you quick recovery Noraly .
#1 on UA-cam. Reson being you make it so real. There's no BS
These last few episodes have been a real nostalgia trip for me.... I stayed at the exact some hostel in San Cristobal while cycling Chiapa/Guatemala/Belize recently & I also rode the same road to Oaxaca 25 yrs ago on motorcycle..... all solo like you Noraly. You are inspiring me to get get back out there!!
Do it...no more wait...the time is now!!
Wow!
I spent about a month in Oaxaca years ago. I recognize those streets and markets like it was yesterday. The food is the best in Mexico and the museums and schools there have tons of events to enjoy with locals. Loved it!
Hey Noraly, so glad you found a Moto shop that had your tires, chain, and rear sprocket. The tour of Oaxaca was fun and it looked like you found a really good lunch. The countryside was beautiful as well as the quaint little town you passed through. Enjoy your stay and stay safe!
Hace años que no vivo en Oaxaca y al ver tu vídeo me hiciste recordar tantas cosas y tan lindos momentos que viví en esa ciudad. Amo lo que haces y amo como disfrutas de todo.
truly incredible to see how in the face of any problem, you always have a smile
Mexico! The true land of free enterprise!
Winding roads, great views and always a music that is just right for the atmosphere of your video.
It's amazing what small motorcycle shops can provide. Especially the service and customer interaction is usually much better.
Take care, stay warm, and may the wind always be at your back Noraly.
..........she is superb !!!
Mike, It ain't cold where she's at right now!
It was great finally you've got the right tires for Alaska .... Big applause to the shop and good people job well done.... That place is so nice... Take care always God bless and have a very safe rides....
The repair shop really sounds like a winner; glad to hear about the maintenance and parts replacement.
Chapulines or not, either way you will have fond memories of this day and the entire escapade. No one can put a price on that, and no one will ever be able to take it away from you. I am truly thankful for all these journeys you bring us along on. We can't fully express how much we appreciate all that you do, but believe me we are thankful for all the hard work that we see, and just as much for all the hard work (did someone say editing videos...) that we don't see. You are an amazing piece of woman, Noraly! Never forget that.
The +5% change in the number of teeth on the back sprocket should lead to a bit better acceleration for you and a bit lower top speed - and I think that trade will be beneficial to you and the style of riding you do. The slightly more aggressive tyre pattern should also be good if you intend to continue finding "roads" instead of roads.
Mexican mechanics are beyond resourceful….. I knew they would sort it
Only issue I have watching others do this stuff is, I'll be 65 in December. When I see these guys crawling around on the ground, they will suffer for it later. Build a stand for the tires! Saves your back & knees.
Wow Noraly. The tyre gods were with you on this episode , and that market and town was something else , what an amazing community
There's nothing like the feeling of a set of new tyres! Avidly following every instalment of your epic adventure Noraly!
Hi again...
With you Notaly, expect the unexpected from finding motorbike parts from just gut instinct, small random shop to exotic Oaxacan foods...
You truly are amazing.
Noraly, it’s so cool how you create your adventures, and the rewards that come with it. It’s also very respectful of your open mindedness of trying new things; perhaps we could have the whole world have that same mindset. 😁
"Anyway...(stops video recording)...(spits out grasshopper)...(restarts video recording)...Anyway, I'm going to stop this video now" - funny. Oaxaca is beautiful - wow! Thanks for another great video Noraly!
Anyone else love the intro, the song, the howling, the clicking of the words then the lovely good morning internet. thats the best!
The road between Puerto Escondido and Oaxaca City is one of my favorite in the world...sooooo twisty and low traffic!
With that rear sprocket not fitting exactly original make sure bolts are staying tight visually and you can also give it a kick in the morning before packing up . You will see and feel it's loose with a kick. After a few days if still tight it should stay tight.
I smile when I see your new episode because...I know you are safe......
I get worried when I cannot find a daily Itchy video. Funny moment for me was the description of tejate as I thought one of the ingredients was “Toasted mice”… so relieved when I looked up the drink and found the ingredient to actually be “toasted maize”. Noraly, please continue to be safe and please come to Georgia in the USA and see our geological wonders.
Many Blessings,
Kurt
I heard mice, too 🤣
😂 thanks for saving me from looking it up also. I heard mice as well!
I also looked it up.
@@MrBeltaine 😁 Funny ,but I instantly understood what ingredient she was talking about and heard clearly that she said "mais " in the perfect Spanish and Dutch pronunciation . Speaking Dutch is can often be an aid in learning Spanish . Looks as if Noraly made it north to Oaxaca on highway Mex 131 well before the hurricane season struck , the trees are still dry and bare . Perfect timing and great fun on paved roads . Keep it up .
@@sjoerdbakker6040 yes, I figured my South Georgia upbringing and language was the problem. In the states, most folks pronounce ‘maize’ as ‘Mayz’; like that thing people walk through and often get lost. I am so amazed by Noraly and her talents in speech and presentation. I promise I am not complaining or trolling.
I understand the limitations of finding parts. Along with a more aggressive tire set-up....Your riding style would benefit with a larger rear sprocket. Better bottom end to put the power down in climbs, water crossings, more torque in the lower gears..etc.
It is like a bicycle gears. More teeth mean a lower gear ratio and also more torque. The first gear has the highest number of teeth on bicycles.
I hope it will be good to keep going until she reaches the US.
Fuel consumption mpg or Lt/100km will go up somewhat when cruising tar roads.
I agree, a bigger sprocket would improve off-road use. It is a good thing they did not have the 38, think this bike has not enough torque for a 38 sprocket.
I would disagree with the sprocket change. I have 2500 miles on my Rally and the 1st gear is way granny, and 6th is overdrive. She would loose the benefit of top speed which on mine is around 80 MPH. She's coming to the states and if she rides on I5 in California or any other highway in the west you need some speed. I was on I5 in Oregon for an hour yesterday heading north coming back from forest roads heading north and needed the gearing that came with it.
@@dirtroaddan1462 Noraly avoids highways so she'll be fine! I can only see one problem: Tires are difficult to find at this time in the USA. Maybe because of the smaller size she'll be lucky!
As I read all these comments, most everyone says exactly what I'm thinking!! you are a gem Noraly! I so look forward to your videos. By the way,Mexico has a special place in my heart. Take ur time traveling thru it. Enjoying ur travels. Stay safe....
21:12 I heard "toasted mice" the first time and had to double take XD
Hooray for the little shop having more parts than the big ones!
Well, that was fun. The giant tortilla made me hungry and I may make one later! The grasshoppers, not so much! I love when you incorporate the local food. Awesome video! Best!
The ride to the town with the motorcycle shop was very beautiful indeed! The people in the shop were so helpful and accommodating. The mechanics sure took good care of Alaska! She looks great with the new tires, chain and sprockets. The food court sure had super nice people and a wonderful variety of dishes. Thank you for sharing another day in your adventure! Ride safe Noraly!
.......she deserves it this girl and we adore her ..... how to resist her smile and this temperament, she is not afraid of anything ..... may all the gods protect her🤗🙏
That small shop confirms the adage that says: " You will find in a creek what you can't find in the ocean". 🤔
I'm very happy for you, and Alaska because even the parts are not "genuine" are working nicely as far as I see. And the tires are totally different and oriented to best off road. The people of the motorcycle shop are the best ones! Greetings from Guatemala ❤️
El mejor estado de México en cuanto a comida! No podías irte de Oaxaca sin probar la tlayuda! ❤️🇲🇽 Quisiera estar allí mismo en este momento
The tlayuda looked so good!
Congratulations on having solved all of Alaska's needs. Pretty amazing. 😍 And thanks for including so much info about your food choices. I love to hear about the food options as you travel through different parts of the world. Be safe dear lady.
Que alegre que pudiste cambiar las ruedas y la cadena te vendrá bien con la lluvia que ya viene en estos próximos días iras mas segura y tendrás mas tracción, como siempre un placer ver tu video, saludos y hasta el próximo , cuídate Noraly
Oaxaca WOW I had heard it was the one of the places to visit in Mexico and this proves it. Culinary capital it is said and I believe it. Thx Itchy.
I remember when my boots itched. I found some medicine that stopped the itching, and now they just sit in front of the couch at the end of my legs while I watch your interesting videos.
Hi Noraly. It really is true that, “ you meet the nicest people on a Honda” 😀. Glad you were able to find the parts needed. My first bike many years ago, Honda. Current ride ,another Honda. Thank you for the very interesting food experience in Oaxaca. I also like to try all local delicacies, and like you found, not all are given a 👍. Cheers and stay safe . Dan. ✌️🇨🇦
Mexico 🇲🇽 Lindo y querido 💙👍🏼
I met a US soldier in Afghanistan in 2010 who was from Oaxaca originally. He had some of those grasshoppers too for my friend and I to try, and like you, I didn't really care for them. I have kept in touch with this person after all this time, and he wants me to go to Oaxaca with him in September. I am really looking forward to it, Cheers from Canada, Rob.
Go Rob , and ask for the chocolate coated grasshoppers - much easier to crunch on. LOL. Another Canuck.
@@lhollybow Yeah well, maybe I will try them again. Have a great day!
Wow Noraly you hit the jackpot in that small shop. I would venture to say thet that little shop does not get that many customers that buy that many parts all at once. That meal you had made me so hungry. Thank again for sharing your journey.
I figured a drink made from fermented mice would be a horrendous idea. Then I realized what it actually was. I blame my misunderstanding on the fermented herring we are used to here in sweden.
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same here! I had to rewind and turn on the CC!
Noraly you always skirt over what is so much of moto travelling. In your room in the morning. Packing the bags, moving to the bike, packing the bike, checking out. And then the reverse in the evening. You make it look so easy - just get on the bike. But it's not easy and very time consuming twice a day
You were blessed all around...MOTO fix and food fix. Happy Trails ahead Noraly. We luv ya
That's why we have to support the locals pop and moms stores...shops like these are everywhere in Mexico...and one thing I've learned as a foreigner in Mexico is that Mexico is like Asia...people hustle to make bread...people work hard here
So glad you found the new shoes and all for Alaska. And pigged out to celebrate! Oaxaca must be really nice to go all the way back inland to visit. Thanks for showing us around. Que dios te acompañe,
Who ever is helping you with the music uploads and the producing these videos is doing a wonderful job! This is why you have over 1.2 million subscribers! These videos are fantastic! Great job to all involved! Also your looks help of course! LOL
Best travel vlogs I have come across in
UA-cam.... 👍👍👍
Your small moto shop reminded me of the days before all the chains and big companies. Always wonderful service and go the extra mile to make the customer happy. So glad you found the parts you needed. The city of Oaxaca looked like a nice place to rest, relax and reset Norlay. Stay safe and keep going north!
Your sunshine smile when you find MC parts is intoxicating! Looked like a well run shop, with eager mechanics. Tires, pads, chain & sprocket ... like a new ride! Great that you found a place to stay so late in the day, and with time to explore the market. Grasshoppers? ... well, not everything can taste as good as iguana or dragon fruit! Cheers!
"I can eat like an absolute pig" , must be up there for the Noraly top quotes. Made me laugh so much I snorted my cup of tea. Well done getting the parts for Alaska, your tenacity paid off, and I love your enthusiasm for tyres. Brilliant video yet again. Peace and love from UK. ✌️✌️🍻🍻
Yes, I laughed when she said that too. She is way more adventurous than I would be for sure. Plus I have always been wondering how she does these native foods and then continues on her bike …… to be honest I would have to know I was somewhere close to a bathroom in case things did not work out 😂
Always Love your Vlogs........ Keep Going and show us all the world But Be Safe always
Wow! The commitment you have to the maintenance of your bike is so obvious! Also, the trip to the market with a detailed explanation of the food, while the sad guitar music plays in the background, is really enticing. I look forward to each episode!
So do I. On tarmac it is almost like riding myself.
Oaxaca is supposed to have some of the best mole in all of Mexico...I have been told the food is the best in all of Mexico!
Hey Noraly
Wonders will cease to amaze me when it comes to the adventures of Itchy Boots. Not only did you get your sprocket, chain, brake pads, and the elusive rear tyre (not to mention the front tyre too), but you tried the local cuisine. You almost scored the trifecta on the food, but you baulked at the gates with the Grasshoppers 🦗.
Not to worry Noraly. You've done very well in this episode. Another top video.
Take care and we'll see you in the next episode. 👍
One thing for sure, with Itchy Boots one is assured variety, from new motorcycle tires to roasted grasshoppers, it is NEVER boring. Thanks for all that you do. I know that it is not easy, even though you make things look flawless.
Big "thumbs up" for the little bike shop and their great service, then as per usual, super local cuisine. Amazing what you learn from different cultures, in Mexico you eat grasshoppers, and in South Africa you eat Mopani worms..... Quite the connoisseur😂😂thanks for another great episode, see you on Friday👍💪🦗🐛😁💪🇿🇦🇿🇦
Actually for the riding you do I think the 42 tooth over the 38 was a good decision. As far as chains ,sprockets and tyres your old crf250 was identical. Thanks as always for another great video.
And the 42 will help off-set the tire height gearing change effect. She likely won't notice any difference on the highway but will in the dirt. Tall tire rides on top of the pavement while the tread sinks into softer ground. Kinda changes "gearing" effect?
First thing I did on my 250L was to replace the stock 14/40 with 13/42. Best decision that I ever made!
I like the lower achievable speed for the real technical challenges, more acceleration is always a good thing, and still tops out near 80 mph.
Just dropped in to say .... You are one fierce human. Not a fierce woman but a fierce human. There is so much to learn from you about dealing with life. You face adversity with aggression and a laugh. I'm certain that you change lives of your viewers. OH, I"m an old guy so I'm not just doing a "you go girl". While I'm at it, I'd love it if you would mention the prices of things. Anyway, you just be careful and keep going!
Morí de risa!!!😅-"cómo como una cerda,pero no pude terminar el plato" jaja
I am so happy for you Noraly that you found some tires and other parts that you've been looking for, for so long!!! It looks like besides your tenacity and some serendipity, you experienced a miracle in the middle of Mexico!!! Thanks for the video shots of the town and markets.
Alaska looks amazing! Oaxaca is so beautiful and a very nice place to visit. I will take into consideration if I visit Mexico one day. Let me tell you that I really enjoy every chapter each day. You are awesome, you rock Noraly. Take care.
I think you have to be very brave to taste any kind of food or beverage that you have never even heard of. Specially if it is an insect! The people that Noraly finds in her adventures are so nice. That is what you get when you have a positive spirit. Even the kitty cat in the street greeted Noraly with joy!
The water based drink was more risky than eating bugs...
@@johnwren3976 So true! Amebae, paramecium, tape worms! I just hope she never gets sick.
A girl after my own heart. Try it all!!! Some you'll like and others, not so much. Grasshoppers, not so much. Perhaps mealy worms? But try it all! And the motorcycle shop was such a find! So helpful. A success, no matter if not perfect!!
Hola Noraly buenas tardes .. !!Que bonito es Mexico y su cultura muy variada, sus costumbres y sus comidas, todo muy lindo, me reconforta que haya solucionado el problema de la rueda de tu moto era hora de cambiar toda la transmision y neumatico trasero para viajar mejor. Ahora estas conociendo los lugares bonitos, te deseo un buen viaje y buena suerte por Mexico.
I’m looking forward to every episode of your trip, it’s awesome!
I love any shop that treats a motorcyclist with that little bit of extra that makes you smile!
Muito bom como você explora a culinária, a cultura do local onde está passando, isto é viajar de moto.
Itchy boots rocks🤟!!!! Her journey she goes on amazing and enjoyable! Thank you for sharing