2021 Ducati Multistrada V4 - Jay Leno's Garage
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 3 ต.ค. 2024
- Ducati CEO Jason Chinnock stops by to show Jay the latest motorcycle designed for use on "many roads."
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2021 Ducati Multistrada V4 - Jay Leno's Garage
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Jason is an impressive guy: He started his career at the parts counter of a motorcycle dealership, and now he’s the CEO of Ducati North America. And he’s in the three timers club of appearing on Jay Leno’s Garage!
When was the last time he was on?
@@dragospahontu , 1968
That's really interesting. Does he have a business education or anything?
This is Jason’s 4th appearance. 2016, 2017, 2020, and now 2021. Plays guitar, and was an army tank driver. Proof you can succeed from many different paths.
No Business Education so far.
Heated seats, oh no that’s the wires burning! Jay is a master of delivering Back Handed Compliments!
Jay hates it.
These new bikes are made for non-motorcyclists.
The only thing I like about them is the extended 36k service interval.
They are so good you can’t even get mad!
LOL
Italian bikes always had the reputation of bad wiring
My 1996 V-4 Honda VFR had its first valve inspection at 40k miles, in about 2010.
Valves were perfect. No adjustment needed.
I put 100,000 (on top of 50,000) on a magna 750 v4 , no mechanical work needed at all
Amazing! Wow!
36,000 mile for valve inspection but he didn't mention how often the belts need replacing or the cost of the required annual service. Ducati are not a cheap bike to maintain.
@@splodge5714 You're right! They aren't cheap to maintain. But, that bike and the new Panigale sport bikes with V4 motors don't have timing belts. They use timing chains now. Just an FYI.
@@splodge5714 Spring actuated valves don't use belts. So it won't be as bad as desmo services. Cost of ownership is comparable to a 1250GS
Love the episodes with Jason. So great to see a real biker serve as CEO. I've followed his career from when he was a marketing guy for many years. He took a break and ran Lamborghini for awhile. I read a quote with him asking why he went back. His response was "I'm just a bike guy." This is why Ducati is the leader in Motorcycles.
@Lassi Kinnunen 81 I hope they never do, just as I hope Rolex doesn't ever make a thousand dollar watch. Ducati's are a luxury, aspirational brand. Also, more reliable? They're as reliable as Toyotas. As least mine have been.
@@scottnathanphoto Do you realize the volume that Rolex does? They are by far the largest Swiss luxury watch maker. At the end of the day they make money off brand recognition. There are better watches for both less and more money. But people that aren’t into watches know the name and buy them because of the name alone. Always amusing when people see the service timetables and associated costs of a Rolex 😂
@@Bob_Smith19 So much falsehood here, I can't begin to pick your comment apart. That said, this is a Corvette guy vs exotic argument. Pointless to engage. Art, beauty, craftsmanship and heritage. Rolex has always underproduced. So has Ferrari. Rolex is the only brand that, sure as the sun rises always appreciates. Also, I've been wearing the same Rolex since '79. I've changed the main spring twice. That's it. No issues and kept perfect time. If you're using value proposition for Ducati or any other aforementioned marque, you just don't get it and never will.
It doesn't get any better than this. Watching Jay Leno sharing his passion and knowledge is a true pleasure to experience! What a bike!
I love the view showing the oil level glass
the lightning in that garage is amazing. his cars in the background are perfectly shadowed out so the viewers dont get distracted from the presentation vehicle
Definitely
I like Jason's approachability. He's a rare executive who also knows his product. And thank you Jay for showcasing the new Ducati "MULTISTRADA". I will be ordering mine after seeing this episode.
Jay's knowledge of cars and motorcycles is just absolutely astounding.
What an incredibly intelligent guy, it's crazy.
Agreed!
I met Jason Chinook last year at a Ducati dealer event. This guy is the CEO of Ducati NA but still hits the dealer showrooms on a regular basis. He is prior Army and proud of his service. Great guy!
My 250 single had the ignition wired through the brakelight, so if the light was burned out the engine would quit when you used the brake as a "safety feature". I found this out one day while trying to outrun a tornado. Charming!
Hey, i much prefer this new thing with Jay using a intercom system when riding bikes with another person. It continues the conversation on the road, opposed to Jay only talking to the audience. In cars its not a big deal, but when you have a 2nd bike rider i think this intercom system makes for a much more engaging ride for the viewer.
@Karl Roebling im almost certain that it was someone at Ducati that pushed for the intercom system. But i really like it and think Jay should adopt it when riding with another person on bike. I dont think it always works, but in cases like this it makes for a much better video during the last half.
@@the_original_Bilb_Ono Its a SENA Intercom System they are using.
Yes! I was watching the Arch Motorcycles episode and it was awkward watching Keanu and the other guy just silently riding behind with no input....
It would be easy enough. Meh.
WOW heated seats!… After returning to the ‘world’ from Vietnam I went cross country on my ’72 Triumph 650 Bonneville - NY to California and back to NY, about three weeks and a 6400 mile trip all together. My cruise control was a set screw on the throttle… The handle bar mirrors were useless since it was a complete blur at speed, any speed. When I sold that bike (big mistake) it had over 80,000 miles (rebuilt the top end a few times) - it was completely worn out. Great video Thanks Jay.
Love this video!!! Just purchased a 2023 Multistrada Rally. Hadn't seen this video. Loving my first Ducati!!!! She loves to run in the higher RPMs!!!!
Watching this show while enjoying a cup of coffee on a chewsday morning, AAAAhhhhhh!!!!
Jay is a Ducati fan. This would never be news.
What is news is the technology that Ducati put on this bike. I am impressed and glad to see modern tech on such amazing bikes 🏍.
Wow, that's some improvement since my own days. I had a 250 Ducati, probably a 64, in the early seventies, my first legal street bike, and it was pretty impressive in its own right, but the sheer power, the technology of this one is lightyears ahead. The electronics is incredible, and then there's the mechanical interface, brakes, gears, shifting, entirely outside of even my dreams. Thanks for showing this off, looks like some serious fun.
I remember my Ducati 450 with it's gorgeous yellow and chrome gas tank and how great it was to ride around New York with. But it vibrated and one night the head light fell off pulling a lot of wires out of their connections. I tied things back together and made it home and next day back to the shop where I worked. The wires were solid copper and coated in black plastic with tiny numbers in white , very much like International Trucks were wired. The terminals were tiny set screws that were a nightmare to get right, too loose the wires popped out, too tight the wire broke. Eventually I used loc-tight on every nut and bolt, and wire tied every junction block and had no more trouble with it.
I just purchased a 2023 Multistrada V4S - this video inspired me to start checking them out. It is without a doubt the best motorcycle I've ever owned! Prayers for your recovery Jay 🙏
Ducati got an excellent man for the job, Jason is so polite and humble. This tells me Ducati is making the right decisions. Videos like this make it worth your time watching TH-cam. I wonder if the intercom system is also Ducati. The audio quality is very good and sounds full duplex.
He mentions that Ducati is owned by the Volkswagen group and then he says that they don't have a huge marketing budget and he wants to help them out 🤣🤣🤣
@Merle J. Stadnyk Scania and Man are owned by VW?
How big a slice of the VW marketing pie do you think Ducati gets?
I thought I heard that VW wanted to sell Ducati and that one of the potential buyers was Harley Davidson.
Just because they are owned by them doesn’t mean they have access to the mothership’s money. They work off what they’re given. And it’s definitely not much because of how small the motorcycle market is.
@david bleh Exactly! Glad someone said it before I did. (:
Big Ducati fan....i own two Ducatis! LOVE my Multistrada!
I am an old school biker, I had a lot of bikes that I made Cafe racers back in the 1970's. The best bike back then was the Norton 850 Commando. I tested the Kawasaki, 900's but the Norton when you cranked the throttle it got smooth, the Kawasaki was smooth until you cranked the throttle and the mirrors completely blurred. The Norton was faster. I rode a Ducati a few years ago that had over 200 horsepower, I could bring the front wheel off the ground in any gear. I still love fast bikes but at 69 years young but I don't ride on the edge like I once did.. This Ducati provides enough raw power to keep me happy but not overpower my sensibilities. I would go up against any 18 year old on a drag strip and win because I still have excellent reaction times. This Ducati has just the right balance and horsepower to still make me a winner in 1/4 mile confrontations but enough control to make my girlfriend have a very pleasant ride while we don't pay attention to the road rage riders who think every road is a GP track. Thanks Jay for turning me on to my next bike. I was ready to purchase a Honda Valkyrie but the Ducati is faster, lighter and more in tune with the way I like to have fun. I may just get both and not listen to my girlfriends rants about financial responsibility, LOL!
I’ve had 5 different Ducati’s since 2005. These bikes are pure joy to ride.
This is an very advanced Ducati. All the modes to choose from, amazing! Thanks Jay. 😎👍🇨🇦
This man oozes undying love for all motors. Great Respect!
Agreed!
Jay I hope I'm half as active as you when I'm in my 70 jeez your vids are so invaluable love every Jay Leno garage video.
Perfect motorcycle for these rough sections of the nearest starbucks parking lot
Jay is a simple man, and appreciates the simple things like ABS, mirrors that don't vibrate, etc haha. The radar.. meh.
He just likes things to be done well. Like he always jokes about the crazy custom-built project cars that have everything but the horn doesn't work.
Nannies are for ninnies.
@@jenkinsjohn15 yeah, I’m not ragging on him. He likes things to work well, but he also likes simplicity...
Adaptive cruise control is a really nice thing to have in general. I know I wanted it 20 years ago, driving in Seattle area traffic.
Does it add weight and complications to the bike? Yes. Does it work well? Yes. Are the weight and complications worth it? Well, with 174hp, the bike won't notice the weight, and we'll see about the complications.
Even Matt Farrah said he doesn't really trust that on a motorcycle. Which I understand. But I think it has a place. If you use it like a Goldwing on US interstates, in the middle of nowhere.
Hi Jay, love that you feature Ducatis. Drove my monster 821 from Luxemburg to Nordkapp and back solo 10k (km) . The bike never failed me. By the way Luxemburg is a secret heaven for great roads, so bring your gear when in town ;) stay healthy
Cool man
From the Ducati shop in Bonnevoie/Howald in Luxembourg ?
Jo Lëtzebuerg (Eisléck an Museldall) an Ëmgéigend as scho flott ;-)
I'm an Aprilia guy and loved my Tuono, good to see a Duke moving ahead
Thumbs up!
Yeah preloading the springs and adjusting the dampers for different loads is awesome. My dads bike has the same now and its so convenient, i can remember how my dad had to change the suspension manualy for 2 or 3 hours until he was satisfied on his old bike when we went out on bike holidays and also when we came back home lol
They made a parallel twin GTL 350 and 500 and a Sport Desmo 500. The GTLs were styled on the 860 GT and the Sport on the Darmah. I had mine for over 20 years and had nearly 2000kms on the clock, yes I bought it second hand, 1 year old and yes there were electrical problems.
Can’t miss Jay’s videos! Always an inspiration to my own video!
I'm fascinated by the droplets of oil returning to the sump which are visible through the sight glass installed in that V4 motor when the video switches to the camera that captures that particular angle. You can see the flow increase as the revs build. I could watch that oil dripping all day :)
Jay is a great orator, he tore the company down because of the past mistakes and then he built them back up by joining other major companies. Watching this video, is the best way to appreciate a bike, pointing out at all the small points not the big points. Thank you Mr. Jay Leno!
I just bought a 2011 Multistarda with only 2300 miles on it, LOVE IT!
Congrats!
Ducati vs Harley: Both are considered "luxury brands" but the Ducati has: heated grips, heated seats, dynamic cruise control, adjustable visor, TFT display, quick shifter, riding modes, electronic adjustable suspension, hydraulic everything, liquid cooled V4, blind spot monitoring, removable saddlebags, center stand = $24, 945. The Harley Davidson Street Glide Special STARTS at $27,099 and has . . . none of these . . .
But the HD has push rods and 1950s styling. ☺
I don’t think I’ve ever seen someone look so comfortable riding a bike like jay lol he’s so bundled up like the kid from a Christmas story.
How cool is it that they are having a relatively calm, and informational interview, while riding. Nice job!
Wow… Ducati bikes are next level, had no idea they had so much amazing Technology on board. Fantastic ❤️🙏😊
Jay could teach as a professor of automotive history. He knows how to start, drive or ride any of his 300 vehicles. Many from the early 1900's and even 1800's where none of the controls are in the normal modern configuration, including confusing antique motorcycles. And steam cars and non automotive steam engines. And his two turbine (jet engine) cars. And his 7 vehicles with airplane engines including a 1932 Rolls-Royce with a V-12, 27 litre (1647 cubic inch) Merlin airplane engine from a WW2 fighter. And a 1390 HP Merlin fighter engine mounted on a moveable stand WITH a propeller attached. Useful if he wants to air out the whole garage in 1 second or make his neighbors ears bleed or just need to blow a Corolla across the parking lot.
Wow. I think I saw this bike on The Jetsons when I was a kid!
LOL
I’m very impressed by the specs, the tech and the looks of this bike. This is outstanding.
Opening shot reminded me of CHiPs and Battlestar Galactica.
What a great show that would be! Ponch and John facing off against the Cylons.
Especially the scene in the original series when the two “heroes” were riding “motorcycles’ on earth.
Jay's a little more giggly when he's on a motorcycle.
that tends to happen to everyone getting on one :)
Because they are scary and fun.
@@Brommes
My smile always got bigger as I opened the throttle on my '05 1200 Sportster. It was purely reflexive. 😃✌
Aren't we all? :)
Very solid bike. Fuel efficiency puts the tank range at about 170 miles which is a bit low for touring if you get heavy on the throttle.
True indeed. It's a bit of a paradox for it to have so much touring tech except the range.
Excellent! I have a 2021 Ducati Diavel and the multistrada will be my next bike. Having two will be perfect! Ducati is absolutely amazing.
I always wonder why people give Jay's videos a thumbs down, I'm going to say pure jealousy.
Probably giving a thumbs down to the bike, not the video.
Also by mistake. Happened to me a few times... You don't always realize you pressed one of those buttons
Because of what he did to Conan.
Proubly climate change social justice warriors they hate fun and anything internal combustion
100% agreed
lol at Jay trolling the poor Ducati rep about the wiring on Italian bikes.
@footballcoreano That's wildly incorrect 😂
All 4 of the Japanese manufacturers are more reliable than ducati, or any other brands.
Worldwide failure rate rankings for a 4 year old bike are: Yamaha, then Honda, then Kawasaki, then Suzuki, in that order, then a big gap, then everyone else.
Japanese brands are only a year or 2 behind the Europeans in terms of tech. That's why the Japanese are more reliable, they do some testing first!
@footballcoreano simple *IS* reliable. The fewer interconnections, the fewer things that can go wrong.
Well, unless you're Lucas Electric. Then even simple doesn't work.
That's actually the CEO of the North American division. So yes, pretty funny!
@@h5mind373 so basically a regional sales manager?
Yes
Jay wants to help the little guys out. You know VW/Audi
I'm dying! LOL
Fantasy Bike!! Thank you for the amazing education as to what Ducati is doing these days. Mind blowing - I had no idea. 👍👍👍💕
I also have a high tech monitor control, it’s a combination of my brain and wrist, light years ahead ⚡️Ti amo Ducati ❤️
Such a genial host. Jay is comfortable n his own skin, and this translates into helping his guests feel relaxed too. In this way the vehicle can take center stage while guest and host play a supporting role. What an inspiration you are Jay. I'm also pleased that the show no longer mentions that its a pandemic edition. It makes us your viewers feel more hopeful that normalcy is just around the corner. I'm looking forward to more of your video uploads.
In a perfect world the police are British, the chefs are French, the engineers are German, the lovers are Italian, and the Swiss run the railways. In an imperfect world the police are German, the chefs are British, the lovers are Swiss, the engineers are French and the Italins run the railways.
The British police are a joke, they are far from the most effective police force. They are arguably worse than the US if you balance enforcing the law with over policing the law (effectiveness).
@@the_original_Bilb_Ono well, at least they aren't killing a significant percentage of those they're trying to arrest.
@@toddcaspersen8041 They're not doing that in the US, either, for crying out loud. The number of people killed by the police each year is miniscule, particularly in relation to the number of encounters. You've been propagandized
@@VelkePivo it’s not just that. When you see the US police reality shows or anything really where there is an encounter, they just don’t seem to know what they’re doing. They seem to be totally disorganised and have no plan. And i think there is something to say for one single set of laws that ALL police (are supposed to at least) follow and understand.
@@toddcaspersen8041 is this where I point out that the largest racial group killed by cops in the US is white? But don’t let facts get in the way of the propaganda spewed by the Ministry of Truth which is commonly called the mainstream media. Apparently you think a lot of people are being killed. When in reality there are tens of millions of interactions between the public and law enforcement every year.
I have owned my 1999 Ducati 996 since 2011. I don't think I will ever sell it because it's one of those bikes that will never be made again and I loved it before any of that non-sense.
Multstrada is a dream adventure bike…❤️❤️❤️
Beautiful bike 🇮🇹 Also great that Italy won against England 🇮🇹🇮🇹🇮🇹
I hope with Jay's help this fledgling company can take off.
😂
Hahahhahaha
Fledgling company?
😂 😂 😂
😂
the 900 monster is a bike for all occasions and a great ride
Bought a new 900SS in ‘94. Saw it tested in Cycle World magazine and fell in love. Ducati had a full page ad in the mag yet had zero contact info listed. No phone number and remember, this was pre-Internet. In the test article CW had a non-toll free phone number listed for Ducati HQ in New Jersey. I called to inquire where a guy in NE Ohio could buy one? A lady with a very thick Italian accent set the phone down (no hold button) and I could hear her paging through a book from which she gave me three options, none nearby. I wound up driving 125 miles to a dealer in Columbus, OH. I bought the bike and as soon as they filled it with gasoline the tank leaked from a porous weld. So while it sat awaiting a new tank from Italy I had all the requisite mods done. Rejet carbs, larger rear sprocket, Fast by Feracci mufflers, etc. When I picked it up it and heard it run for the first time it was one of the most exciting purchase moments of my life. The bike was thrilling to ride and a joy to own. I’ve owned two more Ducati’s after that. But at 64 years old I’m winding down and have switched toys to an old Alfa Romeo. But, wow, has Ducati come a long way.
I bought the very first GT750 to come to Australia. 24 February 1974. $1595 on the road. Still miss it.....
@@alexbrown1995 - You never forget these bikes. They get into your veins.
I remember in 1975 I was looking at a Ducati 860 GTS-anyone recall those? I forget the price . I bought a Honda 750 F1 : I doubt whether the Duke would have got me the 200 ml home' Of course then I was unaware of Ducati `shortcomings`......
@@newtonmetres - Can’t speak for the 70s but in the 90s after my bikes were properly sorted they were trouble free. I’d read about issues that cropped up on some bikes like frame cracking and head stud failures but neither me or my friends experienced them. They were largely hand built even in the 90s so quality depended on the mood of the workers.
The only thing Jay & I 'share'....love of Ducati👍and if I was told tommorow that I could only have one, this would be it.
Love how Jay still gives the guy grief about all the electronic wizardry.
Its needless complexity that increases the cost of the bike and decreases reliability.
LOL
Thanks for doing a bike-related video. Ducati’s are perfect for guys like you, Jay, who have a personal team of mechanics. Of the 15 bikes I’ve owned the Ducati was the only one to strand me.
Buy a airhead BMW. my 1973 R75 lasted to 93 thousand miles. I bought it with 23k. 70k of no mechanical failures.ok yes i am a maintenance nerd.
Ducati is lucky to have Jason as their CEO. The embodiment of a hand-in-glove fit for someone doing a great job at their job.
Le migliori moto made in Bologna
Ogni Ducati, ogni modello è un capolavoro di ingegneria italian style.
Adoro questi modelli
Hi Jay! Thanks for the great videos. Special thanks for keeping them going through the pandemic. You are a great keeper of history, sharing cars alot of us would never get to know. Thanks again!
I just came back from a walk and to my surprise somebody's brand new Ducati Multistrada V4S in the Italian flag's colors along with a matching Shoei helmet sitting outside my apartment. Not but 5 mins later I jump on TH-cam and lo and behold this video. Whoa! Is the Universe trying to tell me something? lol! Great vid! Also this guy doesn't look like he should have long hair.
The universe wants you to have one! I think I would ride one myself!
Yes it is
This is my favorite type of bike. No trashy punk sport bike, and no boring Harley cruiser.
No surprise this is the fastest growing segment. BMW makes a good competitor to this Ducati, check it out too.
Amazing machine with an unbelievable engineering package. It kills me that some folks still want to believe HD makes advanced bikes. (They just learned about liquid cooling, electronic suspension adjustments and digital instruments with the Pan America) For the record I am a Triumph rider. Well done Ducati ! Bravo
Ducati-CEO: ”36000 miles, most bikes don’t get that kind of miles in their lifetime”. My 30-year old Honda Africa Twin with 200000 km on the clock: ”Hold my beer”.
Legendary bike
But you are not "most"
Here's a beer for you 🍺🍺🍺
Your not most and your bike is older
I've seen FZ09's with more miles, but congrats :)
Loving this guy's hair
Same!
I love Jay giving the guy some grief about the reliability of older Ducatis.
Sweet machine. I like when a Rep comes on and "they" talk about the product.
Was amazed when such technology became available for automobiles but extremely amazing to see it in a motorcycle.
Ducati Dreaming...............
I support the (KISS) "keep it simple stupid" philosophy.
Agree, I've got all that electronic stuff on my car but don't want it on a motorcycle.
Adaptive cruise control? C'mon man!
It’s all “stuff” that’s going to fail at some point in the future. And of course it’s not cheap to repair. I don’t want that stuff on a car let alone a motorcycle.
I like using the clutch to shift!
Absolutely! I know every millimeter of my RS. it's never broken down, yet if it did, i could fix it.
I see Jay. I click.
Love Jay. Salt of the earth.
Can you do a video on your Ducati Paso Jay? A lot of people don’t even know this model and it represents an important step in Ducati’s evolution.
Don't know much about bikes. Very informative.
You know what would sell bikes? Delivering on your promise, Ducati. My pre-ordered 2021 Multi was supposed to be here in April. June 29, I'm still waiting.
leno does the talking, he makes talking respectable!
Man this is a great episode, just killer bike and amazing technology on her🔥👊🔥🏍🏍🏍
Good job in Charlotte Jay 👍 you got the crowed all jacked up with that call to fire them up , I was loving it from Turn 4
love it Jay. respect for these modern bikes but a lot of nostalgia for a simpler past
I remember when sport bikes broke the 100 hp barrier. Now we have 170 in an enduro. Happy to still be alive to see it🏍.
I hope Jay gets a hold of the New Harley-Davidson "Pan America" bike.
For anyone who hasn't heard the joke:
Heaven is where the cooks are French, the police are British, the mechanics are German, the lovers are Italian and everything is organized by the Swiss.
Hell is where the cooks are British, the police are German, the mechanics are French, the lovers are Swiss, and everything is organized by the Italians.
I love this bike
Hey Jay, I think you mix up 2 things. Desmo is the mechanics which open and close the valves through camshaft. Bevle drive drives the camshaft. I had a ducati 900SS with belt drive instead of bevle, but it had also the desmo valve open closing. I love your bike videos!
Good looking bikes. That dash and those electronics (radar!)--wow.
Ordering one! Just fab! Thanks boys -
Congrats!
Back in the day my mate brought a Mach 1and it was a rare book now Ducati's are everywhere. A few of us rode from UK to Misano and guess what bike broke down, Yep the 916 so we gave our mate some stick but he had the last laugh as after the Break Down vehicle had taken it to a garage they discovered it was the after market alarm that was the problem. Thankfully they disconnected it and all was well after.
Great motorcycle, I can confirm that after a test drive. It's really fantastic. 👍 Lots of greetings from Germany and stay healthy! 👍
:)
That is the Sophia Loren of motorcycles. Simply Stunning.
And if there are awards for You Tube your sound guy deserves one
I am sold. Absolutely brilliant!
Nyt vasta katsoin videon, oli hyvä.
Kolme kuukautta vielä pitää odotella täällä Suomes kevään tuloa.
Sitten pääsee tien päälle.
Wow, amazing technology in bikes now. Come a long way from my 1974 Kawasaki!!
As motocicletas Ducati são fantásticas ! Valeu Jay !!!