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Jonny bringing shakey into the channel and running this series is a stroke of genius. Plus you have to love his passion and natural ability to bring the audience along. Great job shakey. !
Awesome video mate, that’s a collection of my dreams! A couple of slight corrections to note re the WSBK championship, when it started, who Tardozzi rode for etc. 😊 The World Superbike Championship began in 1988 where Fred Merkel won both the ‘88 and ‘89 championships on his RC-30. Davide Tradozzi rode for Bimota in 1988 on the very trick YB4ei-r (Yamaha FZ 750 powered with EFI) finishing 3rd in the championship. It was Marco Lucchinelli who gave the 851 a win on debut at the first WSBK round at Donington in April 1988. After finishing second behind Bimota’s David Tardozzi in Race 1. He took the flag in Race 2 ahead of eventual series winner Fred Merkel (Honda RC30). These days I’m a bonafide Ducatista but I have also owned an RC-30 (years ago now) and completely agree with your comments re handling, they are a sublime bike to ride!
It was wonderful to hear Shane talking about the late Steve Hislop. The other chat about racing days gone by (in particular the WSS championship at its heyday when 600's were THE bike to own) was wonderful. I grew up watching the 916's through to the 998's racing in BSB and WSBK, was fortunate enough to be at brands in 1999 with that MASSIVE attendance, and also later on when Shane did the double as a wild-card. Wonderful memories, great times. Thank you.
Fantastic video, the best one yet! I’m torn between any of the 888’s or the uk spec RC30! It’s very generous of the owner to allow access to this amazing collection, thank you so much.
Yes 916 was an absolute game changer in superbike history…as in ways with its power and style things like the fireblade and the R1 had there times…particularly as game changing cool road bikes..widow makers’ unfortunate apt term. GSXR’s very much part of that…Awesome bikes, all of them …and this coming from a GSXR lover ….sh•t and the ZXR’s need there mention too…sherbet I’m getting emotional…back in the day. Rider aids were your right wrist. None of this anti wheelie bollocks…traction and crap. That’s what riding a powerful bike must be ..keep the front down or control the wheelie. Sure lap times will be slower but that’s riding not relying on electronics to control that…
I have very little interest in bikes and yet I have just watches a half hour video with immense interest. I love listening to someone who has such depth and passion about their specialist subject. Thanks guys, really enjoyed that!
My favourite is the bike that shakey defended his championship on. I was there on the final weekend and it was such a thrilling spectacle! Also the sportsmanship shown when Leon was carried down to congratulate shakey after he had crashed out was just amazing. Still a big Shane sized hole in the bsb line up!
Slightly late to this video but what a treat. I don't have a great knowledge of motorcycles (plus Mrs J won't allow me one) but any video of Shakey talking about, or riding a bike is essential viewing. Incredible knowledge and passion which is infectious. Thank you both, and especially to the owner for sharing their collection.
An AMAZING collection of "CROTCH-ROCKETS". The local Can-am shop hired me at age 13 & my boss started taking me to Daytona Bike Week in 1973. Our AMA M/C CLUB flagged the Road Racing practices & races. 1973 the RR Bikes were air cooled,drum brakes,spoke wheels.We were right in the middle of all the action in the pits,starting grid,and track,riders.I learned a great appreciation for RR bikes,& riders. Back in those days all teams used box trucks & vans, well we happened to be standing in the pit/garage area when Team YAMAHA 53' BIG RIG Tractor trailers pulls in and unloads Kenny Robert's tz-750. This bike looked like something NASA made. Mag wheels, triple disc brakes, in-line 4cyl. liquid cooled 2stroke, 4expansion chambers,monoshock. Kenny lapped the 2nd place rider in the Daytona 200 and nobody was surprised due to the advanced technology YAMAHA put into this bike. Thank You
I don't have a collection, but i'v e got a vfr800 and I'm happy with it. However I wouldn't say no to a couple of more Honda's or a few Dukes :) Thanks for sharing this wonderful collection
As a former owner of numerous round-case Ducatis, an avid fan of Fast Bikes mag back in the day (especially the road tests and the vids), and a long time owner of a 748SP, this has warmed my heart, and made my day! Wheelie good work!
I know next to nothing about bikes, even less about bike racing, and hadn't heard of Shakey before he started on the show. But these are some of my favorite episodes! His inside knowledge is just amazing, a pleasure to spend time with him
Really enjoyed that! I'm very surprised you guys passed what I considered one of the prettiest motorcycles of all time, the Ducati Supermono. There is one in that amazing collection.
Hey Shakey, this is a Monumental bike(Ducati ;) collection ! Probably one of the best on the Planet man 👊🏻🤘🏼 Thank you very much for showing us this piece of gold that we all LOVE. I think I’ve worked on every single one of those types of Ducati’s and loved every friggen minute !! One of my favourite Ducati moments was Training in Italy on the D16RR, next building my own championship winning 848(every weak bit of that machine was built to last). Now my next Mission is to live in the UK(from Canada 🇨🇦) and continue being a Master Ducati Tech and fulfilling my childhood dream, Maybe along the way I can finally meet you mate ;). This literally is the only thing that drives me Bikes/Racing and Mechanic-ing on them. Please keep Rolling with this Golden Footage you give to all your loyal viewer’s. And bless you man 👊🏻❤️🍾 PS-nobody has sprayed the sweet ladies on the podium like you have. Your a God 🍾🍾🍾🍾🍾🍾
Sat on a Wednesday evening, with a cup of tea and TH-cam. This came up among suggestions, and what an amazing episode! A wonderful blend of calmness and deep passion as we're taken around this unique private collection. I'm now looking forward to watching more episodes.
Wow. A stunning collection well preserved. I would love to see those in person. For me, the Carl Fogarty WSBK winning 916 or the Nicky Hayden Honda Fireblade would be what I would take home.
My favourite bike? The one you didn’t mention and Shaky even had is hand on it when he said he had no more nerdy info! The “Supermono”. Plenty of nerdy stuff around that one, especially when you start looking at the engine. Can you go back and do a whole show on just that one bike please? 🤣 By the way World Supers started in ‘88 at Donington, Tardozzi did win race 1 but on a Bimota. Ducati won race 2 with Marco Lucchinelli. Great video, I wished places like these were open to the public.
WOW! Keeps getting better boys keep up the good work. It would probably have to be the RC30 for me as it was my dream bike as a kid but the Desmo would be a very close second. Shakey's enthusiasm for bikes is a great thing to see, thank you!
Absolutely brilliant. Boy, I want to win the big Lottery even more now. First met Shakey at a Suzuki day at Brands, Colin McCrae was also there, and boy was he quick on a bike Shakey was just a lad then. Been great to follow his career and success. Also met you at the IOM TT Jonny where you were filming for only a couple of hours & at that time you didn't hold a bike licence. Hope that's changed and if it hasn't pretty sure you want a bike licence after viewing this collection of bikes.
Another great video, really enjoying the content 👍🏻 I'd have to go for the amazing little Ducati Supermono in front of the 888 racebikes. Such a rare and innovative design .
The 6hour drive that Shakey mentioned at the end gives the person who owns this fantastic collection, away. I think it’s in Cumbria so got to be Paul Birds. Not too many people got that kind of money.
Both you gents always have my full attention, not all like that gutter muffs, I mean the best bike and automotive content anywhere at anytime. Vehicle pervertedness at its finest.
Kenny, much appreciated. Shakey has a knack of sharing passion and his knowledge for bikes (without ego) that we hope appeals to a lot of people. Jonny was schooled that day, and happy to have been!
@@TheLateBrakeShow I’m a huge fan of both shaky and smith so I got a bias. I even know part of that Rossi story, via I owned a 600rr and the factory bike and stockish bike race video of the two 05-06 model which I had a black on black 05 no ign interrupt sideways on a rainy day 600rr. Lead me to more super bike lore. Sorry rambling much love.
My Fav would be one of the only ones you never mentioned: The SUPERMONO ALSO: I think Gardener maybe rode a bike with one carbon and one metal front disk in the 90's?
I would guess it is. Who else would have the access and the money to be able to buy that many ducatis and Honda's with a link to McGuiness who he's a long time sponsor of
Not sure how you keep topping yourselves with the content you're delivering for us, but you do, and I am very grateful. Shane's knowledge of the machines in that room is unrivalled and wow, what a collection. Thank you guys.
I would have to take many..many pairs of underwear if I ever got the chance to look around this collection! 😮😍 I only have 5 bikes in my garage, I think my Mrs would divorce me if I got just one more! 😄
I'm not a bike guy, but I have and sadly had many many friends with bikes, especially Ducatis, but I still feel tingling when I see a collection like this ... If I'll trust myself to buy a bike it's gonna be Duce Monster btw.. P.S.: Gotta thank Shane for arranging this, it was really something special !! Would love to see him more on the channel
What a wonderful collection, I'm so pleased you've been able to share it with us. Hats off to Shaky and all concerned for a brilliant, knowledgeable and passionate presentation 🤩
Just come across this episode and Thank you so much to the owner for sharing his collection and thank you shakey for passing on your knowledge. I wish it went on for an hour or two.
I’ve got a 1994 Fast-By-Ferracci Ducati 916 sp1 only 311 made, rare as rare can be. And I’ve just bought a Kawasaki 2004 Zx6rr M1, only 50 made, with 2800 miles on the clock. These vids are great keep up the great work.
Wow what a collection. My favourite is the NH Fireblade that he won in Malaysia on. What an absolute find. The owner is obviously extremely wealthy and I understand why he wants to remain anonymous. So thank you to the owner for allowing The Late Brake Show to visit. Shakey is nearly as good to watch presenting as he was to watch racing. Love this channel.
WOW and what excellent commentary by Shakey as it made even this room full of special bikes, come alive for me with racing and other memories. Nice work both.
Incredible!! I have the start of a collection just like this, only it's 1/12th scale! Great to see you Shakey getting into your zone after such an epic career. Hope to see you racing again in the future, and would be great to bump into an old friend at an event one day soon... it's been too long mate!
Stunning collection of bike beautifully curated and great to have Shakey to show us all round! I’m and I would take the Ducati 2017 Shakey Byrne 2 championship bike! Though the V4SP is I’m only allowed to smuggle a road bike out! Truth is I would like the lot!
Fantastic collection of bikes. MR Shane Shakey has a wonderful way of delivering an engaging story. I remember when 851 arrived on the superbike scene and changed everything. So the 851 would be my favourite for sentimental reasons, or is it the any other V twin or V4, how the hell is someone suppose to choose ?! I remember watching the Australian Superbike Championship and hearing those 'V' config engine bikes above the inline fours, that will stay with me till my last days.
I'm definitely a Honda biased guy. With that being said, 100% Nicky's bike. Such a tragic loss. I've been a huge fan for as long as I can remember. Man, what a cool video! Such a pleasure to hear Shakey speak about the history of this collection. I much enjoyed it.
amazing collection of superbikes,for the speedway fans a trip to the national speedway museum would make a great programme ,some very famous bikes on show
Thanks so much, Shakey and John! Unbelievable collection of bikes and very interesting stories and facts. My favourite bike is Ducati 1098 which Troy Baylies won the wsbk championship 2008!!!
Hello Shane Byrne, Thank you for showing us this amazing collection. My favorite Ducati is actually the Ducati Desmosedici RR, which you unfortunately did not mention in your video recording 🤷🏻♂️. Cheers Wil.
Amazing collection and shakey is the perfect man to showcase it, thanx to whomever the owner is for presenting it! Id have the rs250, always loved that series.
SB knowledge on these bikes is amazing.. to hear someone with so much personal experience with these bikes talking about them makes it extra special . And the fact he was so good at riding them makes him the best qualified person to give this tour . What a breath taking collection
Yeah you don't often get that. The right mix of real Champion + watchable personality. They either have one or the other (or, in some cases, neither). SB is a genuine kid in a sweetshop here, you could feel the emotion of him contemplating that 1st Championship bike.
Fantastic collection. I don’t know if he still has it but I once saw Tony O’Neil’s one and it definitely has the edge even on the Ducati museum. Only race bikes (and a couple of actual jet fighters). Starts with a 888 and then virtually every Factory 916/996/998/999 of the leading rider or both. And then MotoGP D16 all over. My head was spinning.
Great video and what a collection. I did the Ducati Museum in May in Bologna and I'd say this collection almost rivals theirs for the more contemporary bikes. Keep up the great content.
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Jonny bringing shakey into the channel and running this series is a stroke of genius. Plus you have to love his passion and natural ability to bring the audience along. Great job shakey. !
Can you see a bloke under all that ink?
Here here
Thank you Shakey, it's an absolute privilege to be involved in this incredible video and a massive pleasure to see you in your element brother.
Shakey's knowledge of these bikes is brilliant. Gifted communicator and racer !
And hardly looked at his crib sheet! 😂
Agreed brother, wealth of knowledge supa ace listening to him!👌👊👍
Agreed
I’m sure he was a bike journo before he was a racer.
@@cvwright I could believe it but, having read his biography, it's clear Shane was passionate about bikes from an early age.
Awesome video mate, that’s a collection of my dreams! A couple of slight corrections to note re the WSBK championship, when it started, who Tardozzi rode for etc. 😊 The World Superbike Championship began in 1988 where Fred Merkel won both the ‘88 and ‘89 championships on his RC-30. Davide Tradozzi rode for Bimota in 1988 on the very trick YB4ei-r (Yamaha FZ 750 powered with EFI) finishing 3rd in the championship. It was Marco Lucchinelli who gave the 851 a win on debut at the first WSBK round at Donington in April 1988. After finishing second behind Bimota’s David Tardozzi in Race 1. He took the flag in Race 2 ahead of eventual series winner Fred Merkel (Honda RC30). These days I’m a bonafide Ducatista but I have also owned an RC-30 (years ago now) and completely agree with your comments re handling, they are a sublime bike to ride!
What a brilliant collection, Shakey's commentary spot on and such a easy voice to listen too. 👌🙂
It was wonderful to hear Shane talking about the late Steve Hislop. The other chat about racing days gone by (in particular the WSS championship at its heyday when 600's were THE bike to own) was wonderful. I grew up watching the 916's through to the 998's racing in BSB and WSBK, was fortunate enough to be at brands in 1999 with that MASSIVE attendance, and also later on when Shane did the double as a wild-card. Wonderful memories, great times. Thank you.
Even on the US we liked SH Hizzy
What an awesome episode. Thank you both (and the owner of that amazing collection) for this.
This was incredible for the bikes and the host who knew the riders, histories, and was there racing them. Thank you EBC brakes for supporting this.
Fantastic video, the best one yet! I’m torn between any of the 888’s or the uk spec RC30! It’s very generous of the owner to allow access to this amazing collection, thank you so much.
For me the 916 will always be the most beautiful bike ever made, seconded by the 1299 superlegera
fantastic job shaky and jonny thank you so much.
Does the Agusta F4 rank in your top 10? 916 and that were high on my list for a long time.
Yes 916 was an absolute game changer in superbike history…as in ways with its power and style things like the fireblade and the R1 had there times…particularly as game changing cool road bikes..widow makers’ unfortunate apt term. GSXR’s very much part of that…Awesome bikes, all of them …and this coming from a GSXR lover ….sh•t and the ZXR’s need there mention too…sherbet I’m getting emotional…back in the day.
Rider aids were your right wrist. None of this anti wheelie bollocks…traction and crap. That’s what riding a powerful bike must be ..keep the front down or control the wheelie. Sure lap times will be slower but that’s riding not relying on electronics to control that…
Great episode. All killer, no filler. Got a lump in my throat at Hislop and Hayden's bikes. A collection that rivals Ducati's own!
Thank you. Yeah, the Hayden bikes in that small side room especially made us both pause for a bit.
@@TheLateBrakeShow BOTH amazing racers in there own RIGHT,
The media has been lying to us for decades.
It's just more silliness .
I have very little interest in bikes and yet I have just watches a half hour video with immense interest. I love listening to someone who has such depth and passion about their specialist subject. Thanks guys, really enjoyed that!
I am a car guy but this this is super awesome
Wonderful video! Amazingly, in a sea of Ducatis, the VFR750s still stand out as being something extra special.
Unbelievable collection of nostalgia & engineering of some super cool bikes. Thanks to the owner for sharing this with us.
Knees down the best bike content on TH-cam 🏆
We will take that. 🙏🏼
Nope - that goes to the 44 Teeth crew but this one is getting up there!
@@Farlig69 I've only watched a few 44T videos and had to stop because of Baron. He's probably a really good bloke but I just can't take to him.
@@Farlig69 New BBB should be good!
@@TheLateBrakeShow I’m guessing maybe if the carbon rotor failed the steel one was still there?
So great of the owner to let you film his collection. Some truly special bikes. 👌
Wow! What a video, and what a collection. Kinda describing every bike lovers life for the last 30 years too.
Thanks guys, loved it 👍
My favourite is the bike that shakey defended his championship on. I was there on the final weekend and it was such a thrilling spectacle! Also the sportsmanship shown when Leon was carried down to congratulate shakey after he had crashed out was just amazing. Still a big Shane sized hole in the bsb line up!
Lucky
wow, .......but I cant believe you didn't mention the Supermono despite Shakey touching it in passing!!!
Slightly late to this video but what a treat. I don't have a great knowledge of motorcycles (plus Mrs J won't allow me one) but any video of Shakey talking about, or riding a bike is essential viewing. Incredible knowledge and passion which is infectious. Thank you both, and especially to the owner for sharing their collection.
Love Shakey, miss him in BSB but so glad he commentates and shares his knowledge with us
I’m a car man, never really been interested in bikes but I can sit and listen to Shakey and his knowledge and I love it!
An AMAZING collection of "CROTCH-ROCKETS". The local Can-am shop hired me at age 13 & my boss started taking me to Daytona Bike Week in 1973. Our AMA M/C CLUB flagged the Road Racing practices & races. 1973 the RR Bikes were air cooled,drum brakes,spoke wheels.We were right in the middle of all the action in the pits,starting grid,and track,riders.I learned a great appreciation for RR bikes,& riders. Back in those days all teams used box trucks & vans, well we happened to be standing in the pit/garage area when Team YAMAHA 53' BIG RIG Tractor trailers pulls in and unloads Kenny Robert's tz-750. This bike looked like something NASA made. Mag wheels, triple disc brakes, in-line 4cyl. liquid cooled 2stroke, 4expansion chambers,monoshock. Kenny lapped the 2nd place rider in the Daytona 200 and nobody was surprised due to the advanced technology YAMAHA put into this bike. Thank You
I don't have a collection, but i'v e got a vfr800 and I'm happy with it. However I wouldn't say no to a couple of more Honda's or a few Dukes :)
Thanks for sharing this wonderful collection
Best one yet. What amazing collection of some of the best bikes. Credit to the owner for allowing it be filmed
TLBS is an awesome channel and the Byrne out series is pure genius! Nothing can match it. Bravo Jonny Shakey and Co
As a former owner of numerous round-case Ducatis, an avid fan of Fast Bikes mag back in the day (especially the road tests and the vids), and a long time owner of a 748SP, this has warmed my heart, and made my day! Wheelie good work!
I know next to nothing about bikes, even less about bike racing, and hadn't heard of Shakey before he started on the show. But these are some of my favorite episodes! His inside knowledge is just amazing, a pleasure to spend time with him
That is precisely what we like to hear Adam. Thank you for giving the series a look. Welcome aboard Byrne Out with TLBS!
Just wow what a great show !! Always been a fan of shaky . The 888 models do it for me though closely followed by the 916
Awesome collection. It’s so good that you’ve got Shane in the Late Brake Show family. Cheers.
Made my Sunday evening. Watching this with a beer, great work, as good as it gets! RC30...wow.
Absolute pleasure Stu!
How do you walk past a Supermono multiple times and not even mention it? Probably one of the coolest bikes in the collection.
So true ❤
Yeah, couldn't believe it. Patted it, but didn't mention it!
And certainly one of the best bike that Ducati made!
Yeah... I wanted to see that highlighted. Only Ducati could have taken something as gorgeous as the 916 and made something more gorgeous out of it.
@@feralbrothers I think it was other way around. They made the SuperMono, and then made the more mass-production 916 based on ideas from it.
Really enjoyed that! I'm very surprised you guys passed what I considered one of the prettiest motorcycles of all time, the Ducati Supermono. There is one in that amazing collection.
Basically this is the collection thats been living in my head. if I ever had the £££. Excellent vid.
Hey Shakey, this is a Monumental bike(Ducati ;) collection ! Probably one of the best on the Planet man 👊🏻🤘🏼 Thank you very much for showing us this piece of gold that we all LOVE.
I think I’ve worked on every single one of those types of Ducati’s and loved every friggen minute !! One of my favourite Ducati moments was Training in Italy on the D16RR, next building my own championship winning 848(every weak bit of that machine was built to last). Now my next Mission is to live in the UK(from Canada 🇨🇦) and continue being a Master Ducati Tech and fulfilling my childhood dream, Maybe along the way I can finally meet you mate ;).
This literally is the only thing that drives me Bikes/Racing and Mechanic-ing on them.
Please keep Rolling with this Golden Footage you give to all your loyal viewer’s. And bless you man 👊🏻❤️🍾 PS-nobody has sprayed the sweet ladies on the podium like you have. Your a God 🍾🍾🍾🍾🍾🍾
Sat on a Wednesday evening, with a cup of tea and TH-cam. This came up among suggestions, and what an amazing episode! A wonderful blend of calmness and deep passion as we're taken around this unique private collection. I'm now looking forward to watching more episodes.
Thank you Damien for watching
To the owner of this magnificent collection Thank You! Many wonderful machines. Especially enjoyed the Nicky fireblades. R.I.P. Kentucky Kid.
Great call-to-action there. Shakey is a great find in terms of algorithm savvy TH-cam hosting skill.
Ha, he is! He is also convinced this is the best private race bike collection in Britain. But I'd love to see what else is out there.
@@TheLateBrakeShow if this isn’t Tony O’Neills collection you should check that out as he has at least this many
Wow. A stunning collection well preserved. I would love to see those in person. For me, the Carl Fogarty WSBK winning 916 or the Nicky Hayden Honda Fireblade would be what I would take home.
Trust Paul Bird to have a collection like that. Well played.
It's not Paul Bird's collection. ;-)
My favourite bike? The one you didn’t mention and Shaky even had is hand on it when he said he had no more nerdy info! The “Supermono”. Plenty of nerdy stuff around that one, especially when you start looking at the engine. Can you go back and do a whole show on just that one bike please? 🤣 By the way World Supers started in ‘88 at Donington, Tardozzi did win race 1 but on a Bimota. Ducati won race 2 with Marco Lucchinelli. Great video, I wished places like these were open to the public.
WOW! Keeps getting better boys keep up the good work. It would probably have to be the RC30 for me as it was my dream bike as a kid but the Desmo would be a very close second. Shakey's enthusiasm for bikes is a great thing to see, thank you!
Absolutely brilliant. Boy, I want to win the big Lottery even more now. First met Shakey at a Suzuki day at Brands, Colin McCrae was also there, and boy was he quick on a bike Shakey was just a lad then. Been great to follow his career and success. Also met you at the IOM TT Jonny where you were filming for only a couple of hours & at that time you didn't hold a bike licence. Hope that's changed and if it hasn't pretty sure you want a bike licence after viewing this collection of bikes.
Another great video, really enjoying the content 👍🏻
I'd have to go for the amazing little Ducati Supermono in front of the 888 racebikes. Such a rare and innovative design .
Yes! Why no mention of the Supermono? Raced Sound of Singles series in Germany in the 90s and that thing was bonkers.
Fabulous, Shakey - thanks so much! Well done Jonny for this partnership.
The 6hour drive that Shakey mentioned at the end gives the person who owns this fantastic collection, away. I think it’s in Cumbria so got to be Paul Birds. Not too many people got that kind of money.
Was thinking the same, Also all the PBM team bikes and leathers too. Could be completely wrong
Nope. ;-)
Shakey as really found his flow now, his knowledge and passion is undeniable in this video. Keep it coming!
Both you gents always have my full attention, not all like that gutter muffs, I mean the best bike and automotive content anywhere at anytime. Vehicle pervertedness at its finest.
Kenny, much appreciated. Shakey has a knack of sharing passion and his knowledge for bikes (without ego) that we hope appeals to a lot of people. Jonny was schooled that day, and happy to have been!
@@TheLateBrakeShow I’m a huge fan of both shaky and smith so I got a bias. I even know part of that Rossi story, via I owned a 600rr and the factory bike and stockish bike race video of the two 05-06 model which I had a black on black 05 no ign interrupt sideways on a rainy day 600rr. Lead me to more super bike lore. Sorry rambling much love.
My Fav would be one of the only ones you never mentioned: The SUPERMONO
ALSO: I think Gardener maybe rode a bike with one carbon and one metal front disk in the 90's?
That story about hissy broke my fucking heart. What an amazing human
Yeah, v sad indeed that he left earth so soon
These episodes just get better and better, fantastic to hear some history as well as see the actual bikes. Thanks Shakey...
Jeepers creepers I can’t believe my peepers 👀
could this be Paul Birds own personal collection?
I would guess it is. Who else would have the access and the money to be able to buy that many ducatis and Honda's with a link to McGuiness who he's a long time sponsor of
That was my guess
@@benllewelyn98 Definitely, can't believe they thought no one would work it out! Nearly as funny as Jonny thinking they were worth just £2 million! 🤠🤠
No, it isn't. ;-)
That Ducati 916 took me back to my childhood watching Carl Fogarty any possible Sunday watching the world superbike races. love it
Not sure how you keep topping yourselves with the content you're delivering for us, but you do, and I am very grateful. Shane's knowledge of the machines in that room is unrivalled and wow, what a collection. Thank you guys.
When a man has passion for something it shows. Shakey has passion for race bikes , thanks for the tour...great show .
I would have to take many..many pairs of underwear if I ever got the chance to look around this collection! 😮😍
I only have 5 bikes in my garage, I think my Mrs would divorce me if I got just one more! 😄
Wow.. Wow.. You guys kept me buzzing through that place. What a collection. The perfect tour of that Magnolia office. Thank you 🙏 Jamie
Incredible collection and video, I might have to watch it again 👌
I met Shane with my son years ago at a BSB race and he was brilliant to talk to. Great video
I'm not a bike guy, but I have and sadly had many many friends with bikes, especially Ducatis, but I still feel tingling when I see a collection like this ... If I'll trust myself to buy a bike it's gonna be Duce Monster btw..
P.S.: Gotta thank Shane for arranging this, it was really something special !! Would love to see him more on the channel
What a wonderful collection, I'm so pleased you've been able to share it with us. Hats off to Shaky and all concerned for a brilliant, knowledgeable and passionate presentation 🤩
Bravo! All class gents. Thanks for taking us on a very special tour of a very special collection.
Just come across this episode and Thank you so much to the owner for sharing his collection and thank you shakey for passing on your knowledge. I wish it went on for an hour or two.
I’ve got a 1994 Fast-By-Ferracci Ducati 916 sp1 only 311 made, rare as rare can be. And I’ve just bought a Kawasaki 2004 Zx6rr M1, only 50 made, with 2800 miles on the clock. These vids are great keep up the great work.
Wow what a collection. My favourite is the NH Fireblade that he won in Malaysia on. What an absolute find.
The owner is obviously extremely wealthy and I understand why he wants to remain anonymous. So thank you to the owner for allowing The Late Brake Show to visit.
Shakey is nearly as good to watch presenting as he was to watch racing. Love this channel.
Shakey has come such a long way since I used to read his road tests in the 90's Fast Bikes magazine....I loved that mag. ( I'd take the UK spec' RC30)
WOW and what excellent commentary by Shakey as it made even this room full of special bikes, come alive for me with racing and other memories. Nice work both.
Incredible!! I have the start of a collection just like this, only it's 1/12th scale! Great to see you Shakey getting into your zone after such an epic career. Hope to see you racing again in the future, and would be great to bump into an old friend at an event one day soon... it's been too long mate!
Great stuff Shakey and Jonny. Thanks so much for a glimpse of undoubtedly the best (mainly) Ducati bike collection in the UK..... Fantastic
Not only an amazing collection of super awesome bikes but also an amazing collection of Ohlin's suspension , Brembo brakes and real wheel stands.
Stunning collection of bike beautifully curated and great to have Shakey to show us all round!
I’m and I would take the Ducati 2017 Shakey Byrne 2 championship bike! Though the V4SP is I’m only allowed to smuggle a road bike out!
Truth is I would like the lot!
Absolutely fantastic! Thanks you for the history lesson and showcasing such an amazing collection.
Think I would have to take Nicky Haydens Sepang Race 2 Fireblade... Too cool 😎
Fantastic collection of bikes. MR Shane Shakey has a wonderful way of delivering an engaging story.
I remember when 851 arrived on the superbike scene and changed everything.
So the 851 would be my favourite for sentimental reasons, or is it the any other V twin or V4, how the hell is someone suppose to choose ?!
I remember watching the Australian Superbike Championship and hearing those 'V' config engine bikes above the inline fours, that will stay with me till my last days.
Wowsers, One of the best videos, such a great run down on bikes, knowledge and banter, would happily watch the full unedited version.
Absolutely gobsmacked watching this!! And Shakey turning into a first class presenter. THANKS!!!
Im not a bike person at all...but WOW WOW WOW! Amazing. Loved watching this. ❤
I'm definitely a Honda biased guy. With that being said, 100% Nicky's bike. Such a tragic loss. I've been a huge fan for as long as I can remember. Man, what a cool video! Such a pleasure to hear Shakey speak about the history of this collection. I much enjoyed it.
amazing collection of superbikes,for the speedway fans a trip to the national speedway museum would make a great programme ,some very famous bikes on show
Awesome collection, thanks to the owner for sharing and for you both for your presentation, especially Shakey with your wealth of knowledge !!
Massive thanks to the owner for giving us the opportunity to see this incredible collection!
It's so hard to pick a favourite from these.
Byrne out needs to crank out many more episodes please. FAST! I absolutely love this show!
Thanks so much, Shakey and John!
Unbelievable collection of bikes and very interesting stories and facts. My favourite bike is Ducati 1098 which Troy Baylies won the wsbk championship 2008!!!
I almost cried when I saw Nicky’s bike. Nice to know it’s being resepected❤️
I’m dying to know the value of that incredible collection. Bravo 👏
I'm absolutely gobsmacked watching this. Quite simply awesome. Big thank you to the owner for opening his doors for you both 👍
what an amazing collection, thanks to the owner for allowing you guys to share on YT
Shaker is like a walking encyclopedia. Just amazing!! And what a collection!!
Hello Shane Byrne,
Thank you for showing us this amazing collection.
My favorite Ducati is actually the Ducati Desmosedici RR, which you unfortunately did not mention in your video recording 🤷🏻♂️.
Cheers Wil.
amazing collection, totally agree the RC30 and 916 are iconic bike designs that are unmatched with any modern bike.
incredible memory to know all those details of each and every bike! shakey should do celebrity mastermind!
Amazing collection and shakey is the perfect man to showcase it, thanx to whomever the owner is for presenting it! Id have the rs250, always loved that series.
SB knowledge on these bikes is amazing.. to hear someone with so much personal experience with these bikes talking about them makes it extra special . And the fact he was so good at riding them makes him the best qualified person to give this tour . What a breath taking collection
Yeah you don't often get that. The right mix of real Champion + watchable personality. They either have one or the other (or, in some cases, neither). SB is a genuine kid in a sweetshop here, you could feel the emotion of him contemplating that 1st Championship bike.
Great episode! One other great note about the collection is the Ducati Supermono which is 1 of 67. It's pretty cool any time one of those surface.
I wonder what will happen to his collection, now that Paul is no longer with us?
Fantastic collection. I don’t know if he still has it but I once saw Tony O’Neil’s one and it definitely has the edge even on the Ducati museum. Only race bikes (and a couple of actual jet fighters).
Starts with a 888 and then virtually every Factory 916/996/998/999 of the leading rider or both. And then MotoGP D16 all over. My head was spinning.
I'd wheel out the 916. It's my absolute dream bike. Fantastic episode guys I really enjoyed this.
Great video and what a collection. I did the Ducati Museum in May in Bologna and I'd say this collection almost rivals theirs for the more contemporary bikes. Keep up the great content.
Joey Dunlop RC40 Honda would be my favourite bike. Thanks for sharing the collection. Cheers mate from Australia 🇦🇺
Amazing collection!!! Wow! ... Was quite surprised shakey didn't mention the desmosedici RR... ??
Absolutely beautiful collection. Thanks Shane and Jonny. You two are chemistry working together. I'll take Shaky,s bike please