The first time I saw a speedmaster in person, it gave me chills. Gorgeous bike. I’d love to ride one

@user-nk4zg6ev6n

8 ай бұрын

I am going to get one to replace my Heavy 833 pounds Indian Chieftain , I am in my 70's and not comfortible riding it , too Heavy for me now , alot of older gents are going with the Speed master . I had in the past 3 bonnevilles , and I have a PRISTINE 1969 Triumph Bonneville t120 that I show for the Vintage bike shows also have a 1979 Honda CB 750 k ALL ORIGINAL with only 7,000 miles , I had to change out the tires on the bike the were the Originall 44 years old , I am going through a overhaul on the bike rebuilding the carb s getting ready for the shows , but I must say I seen alot of videos and good talk about the Speed master , I need to see on e and sit on it . hope to get one for Christmas .

Every time I watch Jay lenos garage it puts a smile on my face, I love this show

@wassamattau860

5 жыл бұрын

I agree 100% :)

@ozziejim8472

5 жыл бұрын

He was born for this gig

@Herriottaesthetics

4 жыл бұрын

Same, thanks Jay

@jimbobaggans1564

4 жыл бұрын

Me too!

@michaelsmith2733

2 жыл бұрын

Jay Leno, Last of worthwhile TV show comedy.

I've had six Triumphs since 2003 and loved them all. I've got a 2018 Bonneville T120 now and it's just a great ride - loads of power, handles great and gets more attention than any Harley Davidson. Nothing against H-D - they make some great bikes, but if you want something different, easier to maintain and less expensive, Triumph is the way to go.

As much as i love the look of the modern Triumphs i cant take my eyes off that classic Bonnie in the background, just beautiful.

@adoreslaurel

4 жыл бұрын

I am not into bikes and could probably be able to only tell the difference between the old and the new by the position of the gear shift to conform [I believe?] with American legislation.

@711RoyGBiv

3 жыл бұрын

Agree - the vintage Bonnevilles are a thing of beauty! They have a top speed of 130 mph with just a 650 cc engine. The drum brakes work just fine 😊

@rickyaeger5862

2 жыл бұрын

Yes Those Bonnevilles from the '60s !! The absolute Classic look from my younger years.

I like the way they have kept the classic looks from the 60’s. I had BSA’s in the late 60’s and loved them.👍👍

Test rode one yesterday. It's probably the most comfortable bike I've ever ridden. I think it's going to be my next bike.

The Triumph Bonneville always had a great sound. Nice looking bikes.

Just bought my first 2022 Triumph T 100 I’m in heaven. This channel how Jay gives back and thanks is enormous fan base! These shows take effort and resources and it’s so appreciated

I love seeing Jay's collection, never seen anything boring. I had a 64 TR6R back in the seventies, never should've sold it. You can't beat a nice old Brit bike for the road. Thanks!

@asacarrick1440

Жыл бұрын

Ha ha join the club of rueful former Triumph owners

One of the best review channels. Jay speaks with honesty from his own experiences, which he has many.

Had a ‘72 Triumph Tiger when I was in the service & am thinking of buying this model now - so thanks Jay.

Love Jay! I blows hours watching this show and don't care! My blood flow is restored every time I get on my Triumph America!

I love the looks. Your praise of the rider position and the comfort is a huge reason to buy one!

Jay, you're one of my favorite people. Love the channel, love how insightful your reviews are. And you look cool as ever riding that triumph; Definitely buy one.

I am 72 years old. I got my first bike 50 years ago. I bought a Bonneville 650 Triumph as parts in a box and put it together in my dorm room. I love that 1960s bike; kick start and all!

THIS IS the bike I want. You did an excellent job of letting me/us experience it. A pleasure as usual. Thanks Jay.... 👍👌✌

I'm in Fiji and I love this channel. Long live Jay and the Triumph too.

Not my cup of tea for two wheels, but I sure am glad Mr. Leno creates these videos. They showcase his love of all things automotive. How fortunate we all are that he not only can afford to acquire and preserve all these fine machines but he drives them and gives us glimpses of how they work and the history behind them. Bravo, sir.

Keep up the good work Jay. Love your enthusiasm. Made by fans for fans.

I've just recently bought a 2018 Bonneville T120, and it's very much like an old school bike. So easy to ride and and just like the ones I rode way back when - very modern, but very intuitive to ride. I love it. Loads of power and all the bells and whistles. I'm loving Triumph. It's my 5th one of the new (Bloor) generation.

I checked the bike out because I saw it here first. Have one now. Love it.

A PR guy that truly knows his brand and the history, wow how refreshing!

@georgeperkins4171

2 жыл бұрын

But he never says anything about jays 64 no matter how often jay talks about it. Like he's programmed to only push the new line.

I’ve probably have told you before that 64 triumph, gold and white bought one in 1964 it was my pride and joy,I love that bike to this day I still love triumph thinking about buying another one.

Love this channel,something decent to watch.

The Norton Featherbed frame was not rubber mounted, that came with the Commando. Other than that, good to see a Triumph on the show. The new models of Speedmaster seem to be quite an improvement over the previous generation 865cc (900) version.

I just purchased a used 2016 Thruxston R (3,100 miles!) from my favorite dealer, BMW Burbank. I test rode the R ninet racer...counld not wait to get off that thing. Then I rode the Thurxston R...did not want to get off it! I am a die hard BMW Motorcycle guy, so this was shocking. The Speedster has 77 HP. Triumph pulled 97 HP out of the Thirxston. Plus Ohlin rear shocks and Showa big piston forks. All I can say is: the first Triumph motorcycle I rode I bought! If you haven't riden this one you must check it out! And, relaxed clip ons...The Gentleman's Race Bike.

@rubensahak9178

3 жыл бұрын

Hi Dennis I know its old post but I am wondering which part you did not like R9T Racer.Thank you

I just went back and watched the 1964 Triumph video, and it got me thinking about all the bikes I've had over the years. I never got to ride a British bike back when I started riding in the early 80's, but I always wanted to. I did manage to put hundreds of thousands of miles on bikes though. Thanks for stirring up the memories. BTW, I had a thought about something that might enhance your video postings, you should let guests publish their own lists of vehicles owned. You wouldn't even need to talk about them explicitly, and could simply link to a short bio of the guest and their list. You might be surprised at what people have on their own lists.

Love the history lessons on the old iron and your take on the new stuff as well 👍

I just bought a 2003 Speedmaster in September, 2019. Although it doesn't have all the modern gadgetry, it has the same riding profile. It is very very comfortable to ride. My longtime Harley rider friend really enjoyed riding it, as well. If/when I upgrade, I will be buying another Speedmaster.

Jay, it was about time that you showcased a motorcycle. Thanks!

Y’all are right about this new Speedmaster. I love mine. I rode and camped up the Blue Ridge parkway to Washington DC,for the Run To The Wall.She did great on the parkway and the interstate coming back to Columbia Tennessee.Thanks for the post.

I own an earlier version of this bike, 865cc fuel injected, twin rear shocks, have a pillion type seat, summer & winter quick release screens. I like to ride without the screen on as well. Very tempted to try the new 1200cc version after this review by Jay. Love the low centre of gravity & forward controls.

'Kerching!' Sold. To the gentleman in the denim shirt.. And here's your receipt, and warranty, sir. Enjoy riding your new bike Jay!

This Speermaster is truly a classic British motorcycle, right down to the oil drips on the garage floor (3:50) (Kidding - if that oil is from anything, it’s from Jay’s older bike.)

Mr. Leno thanks for all the vicarious thrill I get watching you drive vehicles I'd love to own but can't afford! I do have a Midget though!

Absolutely gorgeous bike! 1st Triumph ever had was a homemade chopper made by 2 teenagers & a frustrated father. Waaaay back in the 70s. Eventually wreaked it, but loved it!!!

Holly smokes,, been waiting all night for the video upload!!! Worth the wait... Just missed out on some sleep... But who need sleep??? Thanks Jay...

The Triumph guy epitomizes the good things about the English, pleasantness manners and just all out niceness.

I always enjoy the motorcycle reviews, keep them coming Jay!

Jay Leno's garage is the BEST. I love it,and this bike. Fantastic video, thanks Jay.

Thanks Jay. Top review for Triumph bikes. Long live British Bikes :)

@alansimpson2647

5 жыл бұрын

They died for some time but amazingly some thought they were worth being brought back! 😀

Love a bobber I’m to old for a sport bike, choppers are all show no go. Bobbers are somewhere between a standard Bonevile and a cruiser. Beautiful bike .

@harry-kf7kw

6 жыл бұрын

my father has a triumph bobber black

@jody024

6 жыл бұрын

Plenty of choppers have plenty of "go" it's all about who bult it and what he (or she) wanted from it.

@gregorytimmons4777

5 жыл бұрын

Drag style for me or cafe racer if smaller displacement bike.

@raymondo162

4 жыл бұрын

proper Bonneville has accommodation for a doris included in the price. is this a homosexualist machine ??

"often times, you need more than one motorcycle". Amen brother, amen..

What makes Jay Leno's Garage a hit is Jay Leno...a good ol' car and biker guy who knows his stuff and is not pretentious.

Triumphs are classic

@davesracingchannel9261

6 жыл бұрын

deedler5687 Would you please give my racing channel its 1400th Subscribe

@dr.phil-federalinspector6023

5 жыл бұрын

I personally. Like all. Bikes...as long as they don't break down...

@raymondo162

4 жыл бұрын

Triumphs are classic...…….?? you went for the 'heritage' b/s then

The sound is just beyond i don't know what ♥️♥️♥️♥️

@acuren100

5 жыл бұрын

Keep in mind that the bike he is riding has the upgraded Vance and Hines exhaust system.

Such a fab looking cruiser! I love it! Thanks for reviewing this bike!

I absolutely love Jay !!! He rides anything and everything!!!

"Steve McQueen rode it in the great escape, Fonzie had one..." Jay, you can just say what we all know... Triumph is cooler than Harley 😎

@Thellbro

4 жыл бұрын

Rob W 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

@scowler92

4 жыл бұрын

LONG LIVE THE DYNA!

@motomark9736

4 жыл бұрын

No way it's cool but be real nothing is as cool as a Harley and this coming from a guy who owns a Honda

@Nifilheimur

4 жыл бұрын

@@motomark9736 until you go and look at a harley close up. was really interested in a Road king and went to a dealership to look at one and was disgusted. dripping paint on the frame. welds on the frame were horrible with spatter all over the place. wiring limping loose under the tank... for twice the price of a Triumph speedmaster where i live id buy just about any other make than Harley.

@motomark9736

4 жыл бұрын

@@Nifilheimur I am happy with my old 02 Honda VTX 1800s never had a break down never fails to start 51,000 miles still runs great and looks like it's about a year old at most the paint and chrome is awesome quality !

Hey, I'm a disabled Veteran and if you ever get to the Detroit MI. Let me known I would love to go for a bike ride with you. Keep doing. Video's.

@amosmichaeleligius8688

4 жыл бұрын

I'm an Indian. But I can't resist but say, 'Thank you for your service!'. Long Live!

Nice review Jay. Its a great looking and sounding bike. Thanks for the show.

Gorgeous bike, but the chain drive surprises me. I still miss my 1984 Honda Sabre, with shaft drive. Jay, love watching your channel. Thanks so much for doing this for us.

If I were you Jay, I'd buy that new Bonneville. You and that bike go together like peas and carrots. I really like the new Bonneville, Beautiful and classic looking, feeling and sounding machine. I'd leave the exhaust just like it is.

@acuren100

5 жыл бұрын

In the video he says it sounds like an aftermarket exhaust. That is because the version they have him test riding does in fact have the upgraded Vance and Hines exhaust from Triumph. I bought mine last week.

@Porsche996driver

5 жыл бұрын

Danny Rumbles Like peas and carrots lol.

@raymondo162

4 жыл бұрын

proper Bonneville has accommodation for a doris included in the price. is this a homosexualist machine ??

I have been thinking about the Speedmaster or the Bobber. Seems the Speedmaster is probably a more comfortable and practical motorbike. Ideal Sunday driver. Thanks. Love the clips Jay.

@asacarrick1440

Жыл бұрын

Same bike one has more bling

Jay, love your videos/reviews. Thanks. I’ve got a 2001 Bonneville and I love it.

Always good comments on a JL vid, but I specifically enjoyed this piece. Aside from my Miata and my handful of 1st gen RX's, this is another "new classic" I can own. I'm a few years out from my early 70s 911S, so I really enjoy these reviews even if they're "ads" as other commenters type out. This I can actually own. Like a modern Wrangler, there are a few monikers that 40somethings can tap into easily, and this is another. Thank you Jay and Triumph. Attainability is not an ugly word. Motor. Zoom. Enjoy.

The speedmaster is my dream bike!!! incredible motorcycle, probably I won´t be able to get it, anyway is good enough for me to know there is such a beautiful machine out there on earth! :) Great video guys.

@cy-one

3 жыл бұрын

Hey! Same, also my dreambike. I'm currently saving for a driver's license (they cost as much as a good used motorcycle here), but I hope I can be riding a Speedmaste in 3 years or so (will be riding something used first, for experience :3)

@tannerrauschenberger8115

2 жыл бұрын

Just got one :) it is amazing and I got it for less than half price used

@asacarrick1440

Жыл бұрын

Yes you can...what are dreams for?

i bought one. actual owner. love it.

@williamgrear7467

3 жыл бұрын

Same for me a great bike!

Greetings from Birmingham in the uk jay, I love jay,a cool down to earth guy no heirs or graces just a great guy and great channel keep up the good work jay.

Great films Jay, always interesting and entertaining, and valid opinions as you are a true and dedicated enthusiast., Keep it up please!

Good man! I like these too.....

@Nostrildomus

3 жыл бұрын

I'll go with the Missenden man's Speed Twin model Bonneville ! Thank You

Triumph have had to up their game but they have done it with style but not forgetting their core principles and design, Triumph like the Harley have remembered what makes people love their machines so they have not messed with that but have brought the bikes the innovations that increase reliability & safety but not removed those feelings you get when riding a superb comfortable machine.

@nack3218

5 жыл бұрын

Exactly . You hit the nail right on the head .

I’m so happy that triumph came back, looking like the old ones that’s a plus for triumph. That’s excellent, make me want to buy one .

Bonnieville has timeless style. Thanks for sharing.

If i have to choose between this or HD 48. No question, the Triumph for me.

@Arnuuld

6 жыл бұрын

For damn sure. Better brakes oh nvm, let's just say alm ost everything is better on this :)

@gabbyhayes1568

5 жыл бұрын

A better comparison would be this and the BMW R nineT. That's the dilemma I find myself in, lol. Both have gobs of character.

@dr.phil-federalinspector6023

5 жыл бұрын

Just give me open spaces. And a bike over 1000 cc......not a crouch rocket either...I don't like laying down to ride...over 65 yes old...lol..

@mrswinkyuk

5 жыл бұрын

@@gabbyhayes1568 I own the BMW and previously owned the Triumph Thunderbird 1600cc. The finish of the moderm BMW isn't up to the Triumph.

@gabbyhayes1568

5 жыл бұрын

@@mrswinkyuk Yes, but the Thunderbirds were exceptionally nice bikes. You don't think the R NineT stands up to the Speedmaster?

One of the great mysteries of the Great Escape was how Steve McQueen managed to steal a Triumph Trophy given that he was a PoW escaping the Nazis.

@scowler92

4 жыл бұрын

Maybe the Triumph was stolen from the British?

@FrenchCrow

4 жыл бұрын

It was supposed to mimic a BMW actually...

@Sig721Tau

4 жыл бұрын

I bought that movie just for the motorcycle chase scene.

@FrenchCrow

4 жыл бұрын

@@Sig721Tau Great Mc Queen! He did all the stunts except the jump (the insurance companies refused)... kzread.info/dash/bejne/dJV6pKimeqqTfKw.html

@markhorton8578

4 жыл бұрын

@@scowler92 Dunkirk?

Great looking bike. Classic. Now, in my 60's, this is what i would enjoy riding the most. Modern touches on old school appeal. Very nice machine.

Jay, that Road test looked like "Terminator 2", all you need is the Ray Ban's & the Shotgun - Cool Man !!!!!!

I bought my wife a 2019 speedmaster It's perfect same paint scheme it is a pretty bike

Gorgeous speed master. I have a centennial Bonneville America & I live it. Congrats on your new Triumph Jay! You look really good on that bike big brother!

Good to see this Jay. I've owned 4 Triumphs over the years and still have a 2001 855cc Triumph Thunderbird triple, which I consider one of the finest bikes ever made. You should keep it.

@randyrick8019

6 жыл бұрын

Jay, It might be worth a chuckle to talk about the Whitworth tools we had to use to work on the old Triumphs.

Excellent review on the triumph motorcycle. It's amazing how much horsepower you can push out of these. And the price. I think I'll stick to buy in John Deere tractors until I retire. Hope you guys have a great day keep up the good work.

@kolokolok

6 жыл бұрын

This is a detuned version. The higher power spec comes in the Thruxton R with 97HP.

@Tinmar_Isation

6 жыл бұрын

77HP isnt much, even for a cruiser

@johnwade1095

6 жыл бұрын

Doesn't Jay have a Deere?

@johnDukemaster

6 жыл бұрын

77 bhp isn't much for a liquidcooled 1200cc bike. My aircooled 1200 BMW R nineT has 110. :-) And more tourqe! And 50ish kg less in weight!

@robertpiel7250

6 жыл бұрын

And probably twice the cost too and might not be as much fun to ride either.I own a 2017 T120, riding all my life and my Bonneville is beyond more than fast, believe me. The BMW is more suited than the Bonnie to longer trips but that is a personal preference.

That's a great looking bike but I really love the looks of the new Bonneville Bobber.

Nice that Triumph kept the refinements in production that capture our spirit taking it for a ride . Thanks All , Thanks be

Always had a thing for the triumph but I love the BSA and Norton to. Love's going to Ascot Park on Friday night and watch the flat track races.

I hope you did buy this beautiful Triumph Bonneville Speedmaster. I love Triumphs too, and this is my choice.

@raymondo162

4 жыл бұрын

proper Bonneville has accommodation for a doris included in the price. is this a homosexualist machine ??

I want to see Jay ride a Grom or another Mini bike just for kicks

@BuzzLOLOL

6 жыл бұрын

Like the minibike I made in late 1960's: i1088.photobucket.com/albums/i333/BuzzLOL1/BuzzLOL%20Pictures/DannyFuneral008-1-1.jpg 350cc, 2 cylinder, 4 gears...

@shaunlawson3849

6 жыл бұрын

Haaa that would be hilarious 😂

@gregmorris2022

6 жыл бұрын

The new Monkey bike could use a review

@orgami100

6 жыл бұрын

Leno rides those late at night when the Rock Store is closed. ..

I've always been a Triumph Bonneville fan. This friend of mine had one and when we were in high school rather than parking it in the student parking lot he parked it in the auto shop parking area and I don't blame him. Much safer there. When school was over for the day and he would go and kick that thing over it was sheer music to my young little ears.

One day I'd like to come to your garage and thank you for what you do to these wonderful automotive machines

Jay I wish you would do a show on 1997-2000 honda valkyrie I would love to know what you think of them

I knew something was off about last night. You guys didn’t upload a video.

Thank you Jay I really enjoyed looking at your old Bonneville and the new one thanks

Wow, jay I also had a triumph 1964 when I was 16 year old did I love that bike wish I had still had it. The one you have . Gold / white. Love it. Ron

this is nice to see Jay featuring the new Triumph Water Cooled Classics. But the bike that most compares to his old Bonny is the T100 bonneville or the Street Twin, which I own. 440 pounds 900cc about 50 HP with likewise gobs of torque, it is a Triumph more in the classic 1960's mold. All these bikes have 270 degree cranks so alternate firing cylinders, unlike the vibration machines of the past with simultaneous firing cylinders. You can look at my channel Jay to see what I did with my Street Twin. By the way I'm 72, and my first Triumph was a 1965 Bonneville TT special made street "legal" I was also an 18 year old expert hehe.

@kevinsmith8328

6 жыл бұрын

I prefer the T100 for many reasons. I love the classic look/twin shocks and fit my six foot frame really well. I test rode the 900=street twin and liked the power weight ratio. I also test rode the bonny/1200 and did not like it as well. Heavy and boring to me. The T100 is for me.

@Dave-sw2dm

6 жыл бұрын

When I looked at Triumph classics in '13, only the Scrambler had the 270 crank.

@DEeMONsworld

6 жыл бұрын

All the water cooled twins have that now, 900 and 1200 cc since 2016

@motomuso

6 жыл бұрын

DEaMON you have a new subscriber - me. The 180 degree firing order of the original and the first gen Hinckley Bonnevilles has the pistons moving up and down together but they don't fire together. While one is on the compression stroke the other is on the exhaust stroke. But I think you probably already knew that. (If they both fired together I guess it would be 360 degrees.) The 270 degree firing order has a very nice sound - not the sound of the classic British parallel twin but you get all that grunty torque. That Street Twin is a fantastic bike. When it comes time for me to retire my 2008 Bonnie (64,000 miles and going strong) it will be a tough choice between models if I get another Triumph.

@Dave-sw2dm

6 жыл бұрын

Good to know. When I rode the classics in '13 I really wanted a Thruxton, but enjoyed the engine in the Scrambler so much more that I went searching on craigslist for a used Scrambler that I could turn into a Thruxton. During my search I found a Moto Guzzi V7 Cafe Classic and had to have it. No longer have a Triumph dealer nearby so now I have a Moto Guzzi V7III Carbon in the garage.

Yeah I'm with you Jay I love triumphs one of my favorite brands it's later 2019 now and I'm hoping in 2020 they come out with the sporty or later Rocket 3 I'll grab one of those if I can get one

@myrryxmas

5 жыл бұрын

the new Rocket III's are styled radically different. i like my '07 Rocket III Classic. not sure yet what i think of the new ones.

@andrewlarson6805

5 жыл бұрын

@@myrryxmas I understand I too have an original Style Rocket 3 and I love it don't take it through the twisties to fast hahaha but I love it and I agree it is most definitely radically different and I won't know for sure if I liked it until I see it in person sit on it and take it for a test drive if it was me so I'm not 110% sure I'd want it but I think God's are good I will I'd also like to get one of BMWs 2020 ra teams except me being all of 6-3 and 237 lb looking at that big boxer motor and where the foot pegs are right behind the cylinder heads I'm not sure if anyone could fit on it that's over 5-11 I'll have to see

Bought mine in December same color as the one he is driving. Such a great bike everything about it I have never gotten so many compliments about a motorcycle like I do with this bike. I park it in front of my vinyl record shop and people love taking pictures next to it they always look so happy. When a machine can do that the designer did something right.

I've been riding for almost 40 years. I've been waiting almost that long for manufacturers to build these motorcycles! We're so lucky to be living in literally the Golden Age of motorcycle building. The stars have finally aligned for beautifully designed and built motorcycles. Even Harley's new Milwaukee Eights with their new (ducati) designed chassis are incredible!

Sounds good.

Its an analogue duration gauge, aka a clock

JAY, YOUR APPROVAL IS THE ONLY ENDORSEMENT I NEED TO HEAR! I'm buying one (2020) next week

@MaxMeridius0920

3 жыл бұрын

Did you end up getting this amazing bike?

Well, Jay. As a Triumph lover myself,I think I may take one on a test drive. Especially, if, it has the classic Triumph handling and look. BE SAFE,BE COOL,AND BE HAPPY.

Very nice! - though i had the Norton Dominator 600cc, back in the day, but i love all the "englanders! - greetings from Levi in Sweden

Yes I do miss my Norton Atlas 750 with the featherbed frame ......🇬🇧

@brianfleming2051

6 жыл бұрын

Yeah, but he is mistaking the commando frame with the isolastic (rubber mount) engine/gearbox/swingarm mount to the frame with the featherbed which had everything bolted directly to the frame.

@MrRockydee07

6 жыл бұрын

brian fleming THINK I had that on my 850 COMMANDO ...... but my Atlas diffenitly handled better ....🇬🇧

@brianfleming2051

6 жыл бұрын

Yes your 850 did have isolastic and it really did the job of damping the vibrations of that big parallel twin. Re handling, did you ever grab hold of the back wheel and the frame with the other hand and try moving the back wheel laterally? Amazing how much movement there was, and even more amazing that it handled at all.

@MrRockydee07

6 жыл бұрын

brian fleming Yes it did handle good for me and sorry I sold it ....... the carbs and duel points worked pretty good, I thinking about getting a new Triumph ......🇺🇸🇬🇧

@brianfleming2051

6 жыл бұрын

Mine was a 1969 blue metal flake roadster. I loved that bike, but it was a chore to keep running. If I still had it I would use it as a donor for Colorado Norton Works, their commando's are what Norton should have built.

Never been a cruiser guy, test rode one today at a demo day and loved it.

Feels good to see Jay's motorcycle review after a long time. Please do more motorcycle videos....cheers!

The rep for Triumph has only one adjective, "iconic".

Yo Jay ! Before he dies, ya gotta do a show on Ron Finch, one of the original custom bike builders, up in Pontiac Michigan. His shop/ gardens are just amazing... The whole property is one big art display, and "Chopper at Large" is just your size..... ;-)

I do enjoy watching how the camera crews make these episode. From the vehicle they use to film to the placement of the cameras. I know nothing about that stuff but would love to learn about it.

I love my ‘14 Triumph Scrambler 900. She’s a keeper. Triumph does a fine job on their bikes. 🏁

Liked it.