Jay Leno's Bike Collection: The Most Expensive Motorcycle in the World

[@JamVee]

The stories behind Jay's motorcycles and how they were found are just as interesting as the bikes themselves. Hats off (again) to Jay Leno, a real hero himself for preserving these historical treasures for future generations to see. I'll bet he could make even more million$$ if he opened his collection for paying customers!

[@dickietuttle]

Discussing the Brough SS100 while showing an SS80 side valve makes one wonder about the accuracy of the entire piece.

[@richardt.4224]

Some of the facts here were not true which is a shame. It's great that Leno has his love of bikes and these rare bikes preserved, but it's a shame that some of these bikes have been over restored!

[@vitoponzio2234]

What an amazing collection. Since Jay is childless, as far as I know, I wonder who's getting his vast car/motorcycle collection. Isn't there a famous car/bike museum in L.A. who could do it justice? Let's hope so.

[@MrLagnil]

I stopped looking when it stated that the Honda Cb 750 came out in 1949.

[@michaelbyrnee9584]

Yeah, that part sucks, but the video is worth a watch.

[@benjaminterblanche4860]

❤he said 1969 typos ​@@michaelbyrnee9584

[@MikeW-ng8un]

😂😂😂

[@joblo8808]

The Indian 1902 Camelback [1415] has a Brooks leather/copper rivet seat. One of my old Raleigh bicycles had the exact same seat. It was hard as a rock BUT the more one's keister spent time there, the more it molded itself to my rear and became super comfy.

[@moosey62]

This video reminds me of my first bike. Cobbled together out of anything that was lying around.

[@wilson5377]

👎 Who gives a shit! A hoarder can't take everything when he (we) eventually goes... just like all of us!

[@Odin33356]

The wannabe heroes said I had too much stuff when they blew my house up.

[@richardgomes3228]

Hmmmmm? Guess they make good stories. Most of them would have been considered BER (beyond economical repair) and something is only worth what someone will pay for it. These values are theoretical.

[@3wheelmannc860]

Simply wow...and that is just the beginning.

[@d9918]

When can we expect him to be on an episode of Hoarders?

[@paulrussellevans]

This video is full of inaccuracies and nonsense - but the eye candy is worth the watch. If you know anything about motorcycles mute the sound and just enjoy the scenery.

[@browngreen933]

No Crocker motorcycle produced 110 horsepower. Maybe half that number. 😅

[@MikkoHamunen]

The rarest bikes I own are the Italian two-stroke and two-cylinder Rumi 125 and the HONDA CBR 750 Hurricane. I currently do most of my miles on a Honda Transalp -87 and a VT 500FT Ascot. The Rumi needs a restorer.

[@Cobra427Veight]

Jaye is the best guy to own all of these bikes and look after them well , ask him to make a video on the AJS porcupine and get someone to ride it , please .

[@johnrico1174]

1) At 1:41 it says 1949 instead of the correct 1969....2) At 7:51 in the segment about the 1925 BMW R32, it shows somewhat different motorcycles in the images.....which one is Leno's ?

[@rchydrozz751]

I'll take a Honda SL350 if you happen to have one.

[@acotrel1]

It is pointless to own motorcycles for which you cannot do justice.

[@stupidhead9117]

Ever heard of art champ?

[@aaront100r]

Song of the Sausage Creature was written about a Ducati 900ss

[@motocykleiiwojny1423]

Jay Leno hasn't seen much of a motorcycle collection. He must go to Europe someday, he will see how far he is from the real collection.

[@derniederrheiner4518]

20 years are missing at 0:39. . .

[@davebarrowcliffe1289]

Imagine being this greedy... Staggering level of greed.

[@browngreen933]

C'mon, the Henderson could cruise at 100 mph at 1/4 throttle? Yeah, maybe if it fell off a cliff 😅

[@robertcrosser5946]

I find it really irritating when they show the wrong motorcycle than the one they are talking about is this some sort of AI generated crap obviously no one proofreads it. I'm going to delete these on site.

[@runePV]

snob (not jealous)

[@savinggracechurch4112]

Wow the exact same bike Lawrence of Arabia rode. Well Lawrence was a good friend of Thomas Hardy and Lawrence could often be seen riding his bike to Thomas's house in Dorset. Thomas Hardy is related to my mother, he is in the family tree. Love British motorcycles. My mother's brother had a few himself. Velocette Venom and 350 mac. Arial Golden Arrow and Leader.

[@richardt.4224]

This wasn't ridden by Sir Lawence; it was ordered by him, but he died before he it took delivery! That is what was said in this video.

[@savinggracechurch4112]

@richardt.4224 Sorry, misheard. Am I right in saying that you are one of the judges on X factor

[@EricShingles-p6q]

Not a fan of "collectors"

[@jackwood2328]

I'm a collector, but I know what you mean. Though, without us, stuff would have been scrapped. Which is worse.

[@EricShingles-p6q]

@jackwood2328 it's only because I ride daily and have done for 55 years, I don't own a car and just hate seeing wicked bikes not being used to the max lol

[@HumberNorton]

I'm really getting sick of these laughably inaccurate and error-filled AI-produced narrations of videos on here. I stopped counting mistakes, exaggeration and hyperbolic nonsense after about 20 or so-and that was just in the first few bikes! Who knew that the sandcast Honda CB750 was built in 1949?? And that was the very first scene! This is nothing but pure laziness on the part of the producers of these KZbin videos these days. Shameful, really...

[@1sir-onworld]

🐝🏁 🏆

[@stupidhead9117]

BS. $550 million? Piss off

[@richardbarbao6780]

Who cares