Exclusive Tour of Jay Leno’s Rare Historic Motorcycle Collection | Brough Superior Motorcycles

my collection consists of "a" 1963 Honda CB77 road racer from the 60's complete with period fairing tan and seat plus frame mods, peg relocation and many hand built parts from front to rear. I'm 84 and used to race one myself.

I still remember my Dad breaking his ankle, starting one of his Vincent's when I was about 10

The jet bike is his favorite. EVERY tour through his place I've seen he shows off the jet bike 😄

I live in the Andover Ma. area and that dealership is still there and my father was a salesman there when he was a young man.

Thanks to Jay for mentioning Bridgestone Motorcycles i used to own , a 175 CC 2 Stroke

Amazing collection 😳👍♥️

Happy holidays bubby

LAWRENCE OF ARABIA TE LAWRENCE WAS AN AVID BROUGH OWNER

Found a ss100 in the back of someones garage under a tarp about 30 years ago. But he knew what it was😢

Jay is a plethora of knowledge. He needs to mentor someone who wants to learn all of this so it can be passed down. I could listen to all of this for years

Very informative 👍🇬🇧

Been a Motocycle and Scooter enthusiast for most my 70 some years, & enjoy them all. Never rode for any particular brand or image creation, just good practical once affordable & enjoyable and self serviceable transportation. Although as a kid i had a knucklehead and a panhead as my first cheap street bikes, but i always had a passion for British bikes. I remember branded guys always touting the a Harley could be fixed with a butter knife and a ball peen hammer or a buck knife and a pair of vice grips..Every once in a while i still meet someone old enough that actually still says that, Obviously those guys have never worked on their own bikes, and today i would bet that very few HD riders have ever heard of a Brough or Matchless and likely think that a JAP engine was something from Japan.

I have the utmost respect for Mr Leno's knowledge and passion. Those Broughs and Vincents rule. But I've never been aware of the Ace, it is at least as beautiful.

И мотор-колеса , есть!!!❤❤❤🎉🎉🎉😊

Добрый день Папа !!! А об Мотоцикле , где моторы в колесе, можно, более подробно!!!????❤🎉😊😊😊

What a collection and video! Wow. Thank you both and Jay Leno for making this happen. Always wanted to see your collection Jay. Now even a bigger fan after seeing all those bikes. Fantastic and so great to hear your knowledge and experience with them. Truly a historical museum of mechanical wonder. 😊

My Grandad worked at Brough in Nottingham he used to spoke the wheels so he built a part of Jays bike. He went onto run Raleigh and was behind a few of their tour De France wins . A great video brings back memories.

I most certainly agree that he is an exceptional person.

How much money does this man actually have. His collection is unreal.

Jay is so well versed on his machines. So cool. Great video guys!

Jay's a walking encyclopedia of automotive history...if I ever hit the lottery, I'm gonna be just like that...tons of motorcycles...

Can we meet for coffee Jay?..I'm in the uk

Beautiful.....my friend showwww 🇧🇷🇺🇸🏁

Any steam Powered Motor Cycles ?????

Dubbing over the intro audio was weird as hell

Awesome vid – thanks for posting! Little connection and nostalgia: I was one of the folks who was called occasionally to do voiceovers for Jay for the Tonight Show, between about 2000 and 2006 (mainly, whenever they would need character voices). Was definitely cool when Jay would drive a different vehicle almost every day, to the studio. One time I did get to see that jet bike, which was awesome. Also got to see his Stanley Steamer steam car (as well as a number of our other awesome vehicles).

I would love to take a tour of Jay Leno garage 😍

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Das wäre es. Eine Führung durch Jay Leno's Garage. Guter Mann!!!

Jay Leno has the largest and most complete collection of Brough motorcycles in the world. Like he says, they now command prices in the region of $600K each.

When I'd first heard that Jay Leno was dyslexic I expected him to be super smart. Yet, he's an actual tsunami of automobile- and other knowledge. I'll bet he never forgets his wife's birthday or their anniversary.

Unbelievable collection.

Just looked one of the bikes on the DVLA website in the UK and its still registered here, production date, capacity etc.

Wooooooow what a collection

What an amazing wealth of stories behind each of these picks and cars! Thanks Jay

My Dad Rode a 1952 Nimbus back in Denmark does anyone have more info on the Nimbus ?

These bikes has got more soul than a sock with a hole! Gotta love 'em!

I bet Jay could have done without the ass kissing and the Harley ad.

What an amazing collection

fun story .

i love this car Jay ! big 7 :)

Do you know Jay I used to like you and watch you and then you are there with Joe Biden riding in his Corvette

Terrible camera work. Must be a ha ha Harley rider. A simpleton.

A ha ha Harley shirt? Hahahahahahahahaha!

Jay, congratulations on using the correct language when describing the use of a motorcycle, for example, you know that motorcycles are ridden and not driven.............great to hear.

Jay had a great knowledge of these bikes. And Im a bit jealous of his garage and all the bikes he has in it 😊

Those " Castle" forks taken from HD, are actually Brampton forks, similar to the Harley forks, but were built with rotary dampers, as opposed to a rebound or leaf spring.