INSIDE Jay Leno's Motorcycle Collection
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- Опубликовано: 30 апр 2023
- What a day it was as the great Jay Leno, television icon, shows Cycledrag all around his amazing motorcycle collection in Jay Leno's Garage in Burbank, Calif. We ask Jay Leno about his recent motorcycle accident, how he's doing and how it happened and we see his many motorcycles including what is believed to be the largest collection of Brough Superior motorcycles, a 1920 Ace and he starts it up, vintage Indian motorcycles, a Munch Mammoth, bunch of vintage Harley-Davidson Motorcycles, his jet engine motorcycles, a collection of Vincent Black Shadows, the end of teh Chopper craze, his Orange County Chopper and how it failed, Jay Leno's all-time favorite motorcycle, his thoughts on electric motorcycles, whether he prefers restored or original, his sport bikes, included a Honda CB, a Honda CBX , BMWs, His Hayabusa and Kawasaki H2 and a whole bunch of motorcycle and Tonight Show memorabilia. We also sneak in a television question and ask Jay Leno what he thinks about the cable cord cutting and the movement to streaming and digital platforms like RUclips.
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I love how honest Jay is about Orange County choppers.
as a biker you could tell just by watching the show hat they were turds.....some beautiful turds but turds nonetheless.... they NEVER discussed performance when they were designing a bike...it was all about the image and nothing else.
@@TheFujac Orange County Choppers....I never watched that show, but did catch a bit of it when I had a girl-friend that liked it, and yeah...she had a 68 Triumph......Those guys were what we (out here in Calif) call 'bolt-on' bikers...buy a bunch of stuff from catalogs and assemble them. Like the Wrestling...just entertainment. They got almost all their frames built by Orangeburg Cycles...Father/son shop...South Carolina or some place around there.
Yeah hope he would have riden some well made chopper. Well, orange county shoppers are shits, but choppers could be rideable and well-behaving, if done correctly.
Hahaha. Yeah its good someone to be honest so about OCC
That's what I was thinking. He's not the only one either.
Jay Leno has always been a regular man. The money and fame didn't change him, and that's why everyone loves him
It is good to hear a young man addressing someone who is his senior in age with so much respect.Well done
Sadly, a rare situation nowadays...
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@@robertallen6710 If you could pick just one motorcycle to add to your collection, what would it be and why? Thanks for watching and subscribing.
You can tell he was raised right and I've seen his father on other episodes he's a class act in his father's footsteps I just subscribed based on the quality of the videos as well as the details good shit!
@@cycledrag EASY!
A New KIWI, 1953 Indian 80" Chief w/4 speed overdrive
or
an 841 Indian Military (w/sideways Moto Guzzi-ish design)and a shaft drive.
Modern,
Triumph Rocket III TFC, just Gorgious!
ONE MORNING IN THE EARLY 80S MY FRIEND AND I TOOK OFF FROM SO. LAKE TAHOE HEADING EAST ON 2 OF HIS 3 CBX ES AND WE HAD LUNCH IN EUREKA ,A FUN RIDE I WONT SOON FORGET ,IM 85 NOW AND STILL RIDE EVERYDAY..GREETINGS FROM THE PHILIPPINES JAY ,HOPE YOURE WELL
Jay should be the Secretary of Transportation!
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Jay is truly a down to earth person. Its nice to see someone who fame and money hasn't changed. Seems so humble.
100%. What motorcycle do you dream of having in your collection and why? Thanks so much for watching and subscribing.
He's car guy and motorcycle guy not so much trucks
Jay was so gracious to me and my family when we were blessed to have a private tour of his garage! The icing on the cake was meeting Jay, he’s every bit as nice as he presents himself! Thank you Jay!
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You 2 are lucky to have met him and see his collection of history. Seems like the kind of guy I could listen to all day long.
Leno is WAAAY lame and a damn liar about Ferrari !
someone that is friends w/ him needs to tell him to STOP his damn lies about " having to buy one or more Ferrari to get a new one" that is total,BS and he knows it !
damn he pisses me off (Ferrari owner F430 spider here ! ) he is a friggin LIAR !
ANYONE can go into a dealer and order, put a $ deposit on and buy a regular production model ! NO hassles! as long as they are still available , being made !
or they could buy one a dealer spec'd and ordered for the dealership inventory ! Or buy one used !
ONLY the limited production, and special models may require having owned some before ! same as Porsche et all !!!! 😇
JAY !
you are a genuine hero to millions of us! MR gear head!
PLEASE stop lying about Ferrari ! you know you are WRONG and Ferrari haters use what you said ,your vile missinformation to justify dissing Ferrari's and dealers!
Jay is truly a legend!
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@@cycledrag The BMW M1000 RR is my absolute dream bike. It's beautiful, fast, handles well, and very customizable. 🤩
Brough bikes are super rare and incredibly expensive and Jay has a garage full of them! Fantastic!
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@@cycledrag flying Merkel! Why...Big v twin in the early teens for one and it was gorgeous.
Never watched this channel before, just tuned in to see Jay. Really appreciated the host knowing to pay Jay the respect he deserves and keep his mouth shut.
it's the first time i've seen Jack a little star-struck...you can tell he has utmost respect and admiration for Jay
This is his worst video ever - camera person didn't read the job discription...
Well welcome. You are always welcome on this channel. What motorcycle do you dream of having in your collection and why? Thanks so much for watching and subscribing.
Jay has said many times, the public does not want to see some Hollywood character who makes 100 times what they do, and is better off in so many ways, bitching about his troubles. You have to admire his stoicism in the face of adversity and his respect for his fans
Every time I've seen him talk to anyone he shows respect. It's good to see manners from other people still. Alot of them don't have it like that. Keep up the good work.
Jay is a national treasure!
We are on the same page there. What motorcycle do you dream of having in your collection and why? Thanks so much for watching and subscribing.
If you're wondering where all the old cars and bikes dissapeared to, Jay's got em all.
An impressive collection indeed. What motorcycle do you dream of having in your collection and why? Thanks so much for watching and subscribing.
@@cycledrag I also like old bikes. But not as old. I prefer the oldie bikes of the era I grew up in, which is the 1980's-1990's. My fave bike being the Yamaha XJR 1200. The black and yellow special edition.
I met Jay at a park in Pasadena Calif. about 10 years ago he was just cruising around in one of his old cars he stopped got out and talked and hung out with us like it was an everyday thing super friendly and funny!!! Great person Loved this interview!!! I watch all your stuff Thanks
He's very down to earth. What motorcycle do you dream of having in your collection and why? Thanks so much for watching and subscribing.
As someone who is close to Jay’s age, I can’t help but be sad when I think of the time when he and the rest of us are gone, who will cherish and appreciate these historic old works of mechanical art. Such a fantastic collection that most likely the gen Z’s will care nothing about.
No such worries. There are some younger dudes and girls who like classics. Well, maybe they aren't the majority, but there they are.
@@sekoivu My teenage daughters ride my 1961 Matchless 350 G3c - which will be theirs when I fall off my perch.
SAD But Lets HOPE .NOT 😁g
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@@sekoivu What motorcycle do you dream of having in your collection and why? Thanks so much for watching and subscribing.
I always loved Jay. So down to earth and a nice guy all around. Thanks for this video Jack...
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@@cycledrag That's a really good question Jack. I've owned so many motorcycles in the last 43 years and also drag raced stock Busa's & turbo Busa's from 1999 to 2012 that I do not really have anything I really dream of. But to be honest, I'd chose the Honda CBX for coolness & sound (they sounded like nothing else) even though they handled like a nightmare in the curves lol. An old original Indian Chief would also make my bucket list.
Never heard Jay speak negatively about any motorcycle before. That really says something about the 'famous' chopper builders from New York.
I think he's upset about breaking down on the freeway and his recent accident is probably a reminder of how easy you can hurt. What motorcycle do you dream of having in your collection and why? Thanks so much for watching and subscribing.
About 15 years ago I was blasting down the 91 freeway in Anaheim hills on my FZ 1 going about 100 and I saw some dude stretched out like a flying squirrel on top of one of Paul Tuttle's 80000 dollar theme bikes, the Ford Continental one I think, he looked like he was not having any fun as I hit the sweeper dragging a knee onto the 71 freeway in front of him.
Jay Leno is one of the smartest celebrities ever and he has got to be having fun, what a way to enjoy life!!!
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Thanks Jay for keeping the dream alive by preserving these so hard to find motorcycles. Your collection is mind blowing!
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Being someone who's been hurt too many times in the ❤trades I can tell Jay is still healing. The guy is tough as nails. Loves life and never stops the three reasons someone lives to 90. Enjoy your many years ahead Jay. And let the kid do it lol❤
He's a tough man. What motorcycle do you dream of having in your collection and why? Thanks so much for watching and subscribing.
Just so incredibly impressive, his knowledge, passion just incredible. And this comes from him quite clearly passing his knowledge down. He is an entire encyclopedia - and a treasure. Huge respect to this man.
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Met Jay in 1988 in Nashville at a sales meeting, he was the guest entertainer and did an hour of stand up that had the crowd rolling in laughter. Next day leaving the hotel he was chatting with a few of us an even offered us a ride to the airport. If I had only known then he was into cars and bikes it would have been great to do a little bench racing with him.
He's still hilarious. What motorcycle do you dream of having in your collection and why? Thanks so much for watching and subscribing.
@@cycledrag KZ1000 or Norton Commando, some of the first bikes I ever rode
Jay has gathered together a wonderful history of motorcycles. Out of reach for many of us but thanks to Jay he shares his love of motorcycles with us. Thank you. Cheers
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What a man , what a collection and his knowledge is absolutely fantastic. Next time though ask the Camera Man to get more of the bikes in and stay on them with a walk around of the bike. Lovely hearing the history of them and Jay was talking about a bike and the camera man was looking at other bikes. Lets see them all one at a time with a good walk around them please.
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@@cycledrag A Gold wing in my collection, at 67 dont fancy 150+ down a drag circuit but love watching and remember from the 70@s Santa Pod in the UK .
Jay Leno is much more than a TV legend. His contribution to preserving historical transportation machinery is beyond the appreciation, present generations can give. 🍻
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Jay Leno's collection would be one of the few reasons that would make me visit the USA.
Most of us can only dream of having a motorcycle collection of this magnitude...if I had money, I'd do the exact same thing...
I remember seeing the CBX for the first time years before I got my licence and just being stunned by how huge the engine was. Still want one so much.
Jay is an absolute encyclopedia of knowledge of anything on wheels. You can tell he does cars/bikes 24/7. I love that he has both historical, enthusiast, and just plain weird and unique modern things in the collection. You don’t often see that breadth and depth both in collections
I do hope Jay is doing well after recent events, his passion is our passion, his sheer love of the automotive world that we all here share. Hoping for a speedy recovery so you can get back to doing what you love, sharing your passion.
Is there anyone greater than Jay when it domes to cars, motorcycle and all around great guy! Thanks Jay!
No , there isn't !!
Love Leno, love watching Leno's garage. Thanks cycle drag
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Jay's been the man, and always will be.
Dude has literally the best collection of motor vehicles in existence (I don't know if the Sultan has bikes, sheet I think he might, disregard him currently!!!), literally everything anyone could or would have lusted after since the dawn of transportation up until today, and of course the best thing, everything gets miles out on them... absolutely despise people who collect cars or bikes and let them sit.... hell, I'm 42, my dream bike since I seen it on the showroom floor back in 96 was a black Honda CBR1100XX Super Blackbird, took me until I was like 35 to finally find one good enough and at the right time, 96 built, all black, spotless, 7k miles, I was the second owner, I did a big bore kit, 1200cc forged pistons, forged rods, Yoshimura cams, Kehin FCR41 Flatside carbs, full titanium Technical Sports Racing 4.2.1 header with a 60.5mm collector to a full titanium, 60.5mm straight through, Ladybird Tri-oval silencer, Ladybird exhaust hanger, AS Uotani Full Power ignition, lots of A-Tech, Magical Racing, and Coerce carbon parts including a full carbon Coerce RS tail and A-Tech front fairings with their kevlar tank surround and gauge cluster, SuperSprox, EK3D, TSR rearsets, TSR triples, TSR clutch slave, TSR Brembo mounts and calipers, Nissin radial masters, Sunstar Premium discs, SWAGE braided lines for everything, Moriwaki and Babyface hardparts, Dominos, ECT..... thousands in Japanese goodies alone....then my neck got F'd up, couldn't wear a helmet due to migraines anymore, my baby sat for 2yrs covered in blankets in my living room as a cat perch.... finally couldn't look at her sit there collecting dust anymore and forced myself to put her up for sale, absolutely terrible, only good thing is probably saying I probably got double what the cleanest example would've brought here in the States, didn't make up for it though 😢
I want to sweep Jay Leno floor for a couple weeks just to get a good look at his stuff!!! Great video
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I have one I know Jay would LOVE in his collection. Its a flawless deep orange and black all chrome 1997 Harley Fatboy. I named it Tigress, because that orange and black stands out. It has the original 1340 Evo twin engine. Even though the forst 1990 Fatboy is the most preffered by collectors, this one never changed. Had it been in that building in that video it would have stood out
Jay knows his motorcycles. He has such a great collection. I really like his '36 Knucklehead.
Yeah, that's sweet...I have a 46 knuckle...it's 76 years old, like me...funny thing...when I go anywhere, all the guys with the Shovels and Evos always come over and look at the 46...
@@dougankrum3328 I have a '39 Knuckle and a '99 Heritage Springer. Love the fact they're 60 years apart.
The man is an encyclopedia. What motorcycle do you dream of having in your collection and why? Thanks so much for watching and subscribing.
@@dougankrum3328 What motorcycle do you dream of having in your collection and why? Thanks so much for watching and subscribing.
I thank Jay Leno for these videos and sharing his knowledge.
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Thanks Jack for this great interview! You did a great job! I appreciate your respect for Jay, love your shows. Always informative and very entertaining!
Awesome collection indeed, didn’t know Jay actually rides a Brough Superior as a daily rider, that’s crazy awesome!
I also really like how realistic he is about every piece he owns, sure he has his favorites but he doesn’t get cloudy about the flaws in them. A man that knows what he owns, reminds me a lot of my dad.
Money never ruined Jay. He's just an everyday guy like the rest of us and he likes to educate us on all these different bikes and vehicles
Thanks for asking about his recent accident. I’m glad he’s good and thank you for this brilliant interview
This is so good and glad you did this with the great Mr Leno's garage.
Jay Leno is a legend. Love how he shares his passion with the rest of us. Thanks Jay and thanks cycledrag for interviewing him..
Great video, Gotta love Jay's honesty.
He tells it like it is. What motorcycle do you dream of having in your collection and why? Thanks so much for watching and subscribing.
Jay, you're a modern man that embraces the best of all that was the best in transportation. I've loved your content for so long. It's a pleasure to see any part of your outstanding collection...
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Funny and has the world's best bike collection. Gotta love it. Thank you, Jay Leno.
He's got it all! What motorcycle do you dream of having in your collection and why? Thanks so much for watching and subscribing.
@@cycledrag Crocker. So few but so fine and almost modern bike fast.
Always a joy to listening to Jay, one of the great story tellers. Nice job Jack.
Ay bro I appreciate you addressing his accident and Jay being so real about it, instant sub.
Hey Mr Leno thanks for sharing stay healthy bless your family
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Jay is so humble, he’s one of the greatest automotive historians on earth and he just acts so casual about it.
I think I tried to like this video about 14 times. Spectacular. Super jealous of your tour!
The Leno Collection is quite literally mind-blowing. If it's not made into a museum it will be a crime against humanity.
Absolutely awesome video Jack. Thanks so much for sharing your visit.
Thank you for watching buddy
@CycleDrag I have to ask you Jack, if you could have one bike as a true collector bike what would it be? For me it would be a Honda NR750. From the oval pistons, 8 valves per cylinder, 8 connecting rods all in a streetbike was just a sample of what Honda could build if they wanted to.
Maybe next time you could tell the cameraman to film more of the bikes. I know Jay is a big celebrity, but I would have liked to see more footage of the bikes in his collection.
Just came across your channel and Your definitely something refreshing. . .keep up the excellent investigative reporting. . . .
I was in elementary school living in Englishtown nj when my friend across the street got a kx80 for his bday I'll never forget the next day we were at a school ripping through the side field when an inexperienced kid we knew got on it and ripped towards the the school bus lane and in between the field and the pavement was a chain at chest level I witnessed this poor kid get almost decapitated he died at the scene it cut his corroded artery but the horror and helplessness we all felt I still feel to this day.
Absolutely fantastic, way to go!! Awesome job!
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Jay Leno what a character great guy!! love the hand gesture at the end 😂
He had me cracking up. What motorcycle do you dream of having in your collection and why? Thanks so much for watching and subscribing.
Another awesome video from cycledrag thanks for getting us a look at Jay's awesome collection keep up the amazing content brother God bless thanks for letting us see what you see
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That’s an amazing collection. You can tell how much Jay loves motorcycles
Great interview!! Still any show with Jay is a great show .
Jay is an absolute Gentle man. Long before he was on the tonight show, I met him at Silverado Country club in Napa.
He was the MC at their Concours de Elegance I was judging Camerchle Class. We was walking by us stopped to chart. Very well read was a great source for Mustang research and restoration. Today I watch every thing he does.
Great interview and history
It's been a trip growing old with Jay. Thanks, CycleDrag. 🦄
My pleasure. Teh bikes keep us young! What motorcycle do you dream of having in your collection and why? Thanks so much for watching and subscribing.
The best about this is the interviewer knows all about most of the motorcycles in Jay's collection and is genuinely surprised when coming across something different or extremely rare or odd so that he and Jay have anexcellent exchange of info on the motorcycle. It is obvious there is much respect for what Jay has done with his collection. The sound came across as a little bit odd on my laptop speakers (but my laptop's speakers are a disappointment to begin with), but switching to headphones cleared that up.
The best visit with Leno I have seen, great job that truly shows Leno as the true legend he is.❤🥇
That means a lot! Thank you for the positivity!
Your right up the road from me I'm in New Port Richey. big fan of your channel had to have been awesome seeing his collection
Thank you, Jay! That silver racing Brough in your collection inspired me to build a lookalike around a '74 XLH!
Excellent Jack, thanks
Very cool awesome interview!!!
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I was lucky enough to tour his garage in October of 22 and he is a super guy, very easy going and yes, has no problem how much he does not like the OCC bike.
LEGEND! Epic video, so well done.
Really appreciate it! POSITIvity is rare lol. What motorcycle do you dream of having in your collection and why? Thanks so much for watching and subscribing.
Honda RC166 LOL............. MAYBE some day! @@cycledrag
Wow Jack pretty damn cool you got with Jay thats awesome should get some good hits on this vid great job.
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I've ridden bikes all of my life, even in the snow......the bike I'd like to have in my "collection" is an MR-175 Honda lol. My first bike. I worked at the local gas station making 2.75 an hour for a year when I was 14.....saved virtually every cent and bought it. Very first day I was off to the woods. Looking back, I really don't know how I knew how to ride it, a two-stroker.......fast as heck. I didn't even know what a clutch was, yet, I found a way. I bet there are tons of similar stories! I didn't even get my car license until I was 26! I think somehow we are born with two wheels in our heads. Also, it never mattered to me what the "make" was.....if it had two wheels I was trying to ride it!
Great video thank you!
My late cousin's husband Stephen Wright worked at Solar Productions which was owned by Steve McQueen. Stephen Wright was considered to be one of the top motorcycle restorers in the world. Most people have no idea at the amount of work that goes into restoring a motorcycle that could at some point sell for a million dollars. I learned so much while visiting with Stephen and watching him work. He surprised my mom with a signed photo from Steve Mcqueen wishing her a Happy Birthday.
I call this a great interview and video. 👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽
I'm humbled. What motorcycle do you dream of having in your collection and why? Thanks so much for watching and subscribing.
Proper human being. Such a down to earth and interesting guy. So great to see a collection of iconic bikes that get ridden too. More power to you Mr Leno.
Thanks for this vid, very entertaining ❤️🔥
Thank you very much! If you could pick just one motorcycle to add to your collection, what would it be and why? Thanks for watching and subscribing.
Mate, just one?!! I have a list as long as my arm lol!
As your question allows for the fact I already have a collection, ('82 TS125ER, '98 Virago 535 bobber, and '19 DL650XT), then we are obviously talking something very special, and in that case I'd already own a few of the other bikes from my list too, namely a '04 Montesa 315R, Suzuki DRZ400E and SM, Gixxer 750 SRAD, Ducati 916 and Monster 900, Triumph Bonnie 800, Yam T7 and TY80 and Honda ST1100 and CRF250L.
SOOOO...In THAT case, it'd have to be one of "King" Kenny Carter's race bikes from the 1980 season, which is when I first watched him ride for Halifax Dukes at the Shay stadium.
1980 was also the year I first rode a motorcycle (TY80) at age 6, I had to sit on the tank lol.
We can but dream eh ❤️🔥
I can tell jay Leno his motorcycles and his cars are his children, I can tell he knows everything about each one and he loves them all the same
👍😁 great video bro love Jays collection ❤
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Great motorcycle!and car’s collection
Jay is such a good dude.. obviously one of the best car collectors in the world...if not the best... its obviously his passion...wonderful man.
i think that JAY is talking about GYROSCOPIC EFFECT of the supercharger while talking about the H2. never thought about replacing my zx14r. its just fast and comfortable.
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This a great change, what a great interview and walk around the garage! Just two gear heads.
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@@cycledrag well anything but a OCC chopper!!
Great job …..love it!!!
I have learned from Jay so much,he is a Vehicle Genius.
thanks for sharing with us Jay
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Jay’s collection is perhaps the most comprehensive representation of motorcycle development in the world.
No doubt. What motorcycle do you dream of having in your collection and why? Thanks so much for watching and subscribing.
The Orange County chopper honesty was spot on. I use to watch that show and cringe at the wiring with no grommets on the frame.
Dear You are such a great motorcycle enthusiast Take care God Bless.
“I like anything that Rolls, explodes, and makes noise”
My new favorite quote
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@@cycledrag I’m more of a dirt guy myself, I’d love to have #DAKAR Rally Bike.
Awesome video! Jay is a Legend!
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Twenty-five minute video about JL's rare and unique motorcycle collection that the cameraman couldn't bother showing for more than a few seconds.
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Jay is a regular good guy. I’m hoping he opens up his garage to the public somehow like a museum. The place seems beautiful and thoughtfully put together. My favorite thing about visiting the battleship museums, Wheels Thru Time and the Woodstock museum is you got to speak with the guys that actually were there, worked it and kept it together. Would be great to see Jay open it up. Thanks for the video. So interesting to listen to Jay. A canoe. That was funny.
Again Jay a collection of motorcycles is mind-blowing and your knowledge to everyone and that you ride them everyone thanks for another great show wolf 🐺 Massachusetts
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@@cycledrag and it's a toss-up between the custom Harley I have now and the 78 Kawasaki 1000 the Honda v65 was cool also top-end 4 days I'll see you on the next show wolf 🐺 Massachusetts
I am a new subscriber. This was a great interview and video.
Thank you buddy!
Jay, Thanks for sharing!
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@@cycledrag 75 Norton is a rider! Giddiness
Jay, looks great sounds great and has a great memory
I agree. He's on point. What motorcycle do you dream of having in your collection and why? Thanks so much for watching and subscribing.
Really nice collection
I love Jay's comments about motorcycle.. " I like motorcycle I can see thru" space between the components gives it the look...
He has a unique perspective. If you could pick just one motorcycle to add to your collection, what would it be and why? Thanks for watching and subscribing.
That was really great, like two kids in a sweet shop.