ABR FESTIVAL QUESTIONS TO ITCHY BOOTS, RYANF9 & CHRIS BIRCH 

Enjoyed Itchy Boots' authenticity. She is so much fun to hear and watch. Thank you for uploading.

Slightly envious that you got to see Noraly AND Ryan F9 in person - and together. And thank you for letting us now where Noraly was when she missed her regular Sunday video. I was a little worried about her.

Border crossings in general are high stress, itchy boots can do it with no problems. Always impressed by that by itself.

8:30 Noraly likes the Andes mountain range the most. I thought she might mention the mountains of Georgia, but she certainly rode more hours and miles, and had more exhilarating experiences, while traveling up from Patagonia in the Andes. Thanks for your extended coverage of this event. Captions helped the audio a lot, no worries. 🙂👍👍

Greetings, As always another brilliant detailed video production 🇺🇸🍾🎉🇺🇸 Keep producing more videos.(ABR 2024)

Thanks Daz for putting the time and effort into this again. Very much appreciated for those of us who couldnt make it.

I enjoyed the video. Q&A was fun. Some questions were hard to hear but go the gist from the answers. Looked like a good time!

Saying hello from Western Canada and thank you for bringing the rest of Itchy Boots. It was very enjoyable. Take care and good luck with your channel👍

Noraly and Ryan in the same video. My head just exploded! 😂

Noraly. ,Simply the Best

I enjoyed these videos a lot. Thanks for filming them and sharing them with all of us that where not there.

Great stuff, thanks for posting! Cheers from the west coast of Canada.

thanks for posting, another one i missed, Ist time there to much to see & do

Dude if you have more vids, I will definitely be tuning in. Really enjoyed your coverage of the ABR fest.

itchy is one incredible woman

It's easy to see why Itchy Boot's You Tube channel is so popular.

Great Stuff - Thanks !

Nice video, thank you for this !

I bet being in beautiful green UK is a nice vacation from Northern Africa. Season 7 has been tough, even for the Netherlands Supergirl. Thank you from Richmond Virginia, USA.

Thanks for that. Have only just become aware of the ABR festival, next year maybe...

Nice coverage 👍

Thanks for this video

Quite nice; awesome coverage ! marcus

Itchy boots is such a positive wholesome person, it's just a moment of Zen to watch her videos.

Great video, love to couchtravel and go shorttouring, ja 🇳🇱 NL 😊

Glad you did this. Would have been there myself but was on the way back from a bike tour to Portugal, just screwed up the dates a bit. Went to the 2022 one and loved it and wondered how it turned out. Thanks for your video not quite as good as being there myself but helped me get the atmosphere.

Fantastic video, see you next year 😎

fascinating their one bike choice both 300s! 👏👏brilliant

Well, that was fun ! ! !

VUELVE A CHILE NORALY, TE ESPERAMOS EN LOS ANDES

Not sure how Ryan and Noraly ended up in the same interview. They do completely different things. Ryan’s RU-vid channel is his day job at Fortnine with no ‘adventure’ riding involved whilst Noraly is filming her personal adventures and life on the road. Totally two different things.

Thanks for posting. Would like to get there one day.

Great video

5:56 RyanF9 picks the KLX 300 as his forever bike!!!

The Andes! I'm from Canada, and must defend our world class mountains! When she here last year, she skipped Alberta, with Banff and Lake Louise to see.I have seen the Andes, and was unimpressed...

That was me asking Ryan does he think Noraly could kill the unkillable KLR 650 😊

Would have been good to see C90 Adventures, that's a real adventure bike.

Still wondering what was ailing Alaska?

I would love the DMT channel to present an interview with Nick Sanders.

Great viewing thanks. The audio of the interview I struggled with...

Ma'am always dadglenn❤❤❤😊

Before I became too ill to walk I was planning to make a RU-vid video series about my global hiking adventures. I was going to call it 'Sweaty Feet'..

Did she say Turkmenistan was her least favorite country so far?

OK, I've got a really stupid question. Noraly, are you right or left handed?.

A heavy bike with a terrible off road suspension? Something is not right with the combination?

Awful audio.. Which is a pity. Otherwise so nice to see them together on stage together have a laugh!

it shouldn't be hard to crowdsource a half million new taiwan dollars!

I find it odd she never works on her own bike. Must be nice

Terrible audio quality made it very hard to understand what they were saying. Great concept and amazing guests, but the adio ruined it.

Useless sound, can't hear

Audio is terrible. Almost unwatchable.

im a new trail rider i did the trf 8km trail without issue it was fairly chilled the only tricky parts were a triplet of three steep climbs and decents which were pretty hair raising. i actually came off my crf250 on the longer 30k trail onto some nice soft grass. bent my bars and brake pedal but otherwise unscathed. i thought the abr festival was the most fun thing ive done in recent years and will go back again next year. the youtubers did my head in to be honest.

I do not understand the "celebrity" worship at all. Ryan is cool, Itchy is cool, but hey, they're just people who have chosen to market themselves doing what they love to do. Some of us have been riding a lot longer (decades) but never chose the path of seeking attention or an audience or even a readership. We do what we do without seeking any kind of exposure or notoriety. I appreciate both of these riders, but frankly, find the crowds response pathetic. I NEVER attend rallies or events or organized rides, don't see the point to any of that either. Riding isn't about everyone else, it's about you. You are the rider, you are the experience with the machine, the road, the 'adventure'. I find these events no better and on the same level as an 'expo' where everyone gets together to listen to endless marketing, never realizing that the real product is you. Everyone is selling something to try to convince you that you can have the experience if you but sign up, buy in or ride upon xxx. It's all bullshit for weak minds and people who need to be told what to do. Where is the adventure in that? Where is the real authentic experience? It's damned sad that real riders have had to resort to these events to stay on the road - but that's whats happened. The authentic experience is now corporate sponsored. If they could patent the air that we breathe and package it up and sell it - they would. Riding is about refusing that type of manipulation and control, YOU get to be in charge, not some sponsor or promoter. I'm actually a bit shocked to find Ryan there (knowing him a bit better) by anyone who becomes a part of the corporate manipulation and profit-making attempts to literally take the adventure out of the adventure should reexamine their priorities. Let's keep it real people (or just ignore me). I won't be seeing any of you at these canned pretender events in any case.