Tom Cotter regales Jay with more great tales of motorcycle archaeology and astonishing finds.

Chris Jonnum teamed with photographer Peter Harholdt to profile the 25 most important Ducatis ever for their beautiful new book.

Take a ride on the very first new vehicle Jay ever bought - the groundbreaking motorcycle that put Honda on the map.

Want to get a Rocket for your Bullet? Ron Greene of Royal Enfield USA stops by to talk about Cozy sidecars and how to mount them.

Even though he's owned this bike more than 25 years, Jay still thinks it's one of the best-looking motorcycles of all time. What do you think?

From the most successful brand in the history of Grand Prix racing comes one of the most iconic postwar road-going fours ever made.

Red tires? Find out why this three-speed 500cc twin exhaust was known as "The Silver Redbird" in its day.

It may be that Jay and Virgil Elings are the only two Megola owners in the continental U.S.

No belt, no transmission, no front brake - and you start it by spinning the front wheel! Jay checks out Virgil Elings' rare Megola at Pebble Beach.

Klaus Kutscher shows Jay the 800cc BMW prototype, which was named best in its class at Pebble this year.

American Motorcycle Girl Cris Sommer Simmons stops by with her latest book - and many great stories - about 2010's pre-1916 Cannonball coast-to-coast endurance run. Imagine taking a 1915 Harley 3-Speed Twin from Kitty Hawk to the Santa Monica Pier!

Motorcycling is all about confidence and control, according to AMA Superbike champ Reg Pridmore. Want to corner better, brush up on your street strategy and become one with your bike? Check out Reg's book, which is chock full of ways to advance your skill

Get a close-up look at the custom chassis James Parker designed from the ground up.

Mission Motors decided to demo their expertise in developing electric powertrains on the race track! This one-off all-electric superbike goes 0-60 in three seconds, tops out over 160 mph and sounds a wee bit like a spaceship.

Are you a pretty good wrench who wants a lightweight commuter with a sleek cafe look? Then get yourself a used Suzuki S40 and one of Ryca's CS-1 kits - and presto! In about 40 hours, you'll have an air-cooled, single cylinder, 650cc cafe racer!

Get a good look at the details of this kit-converted motorcycle.

Jay sits down with Robert Murphy, aka Murph, to hear about his round-the-world trip on a slightly modified 2004 BMW 1150 GS Adventure. Murph took off on a whim, and it's been two years now that he's been taking photos and updating his blog.

Most people are familiar with the SS100 (the bike Lawrence of Arabia tragically died on), but have you seen George Brough's workhorse? Debuting in 1939, this flathead V-Twin was designed primarily for sidecar use and was favored by police.

Get a load of an exhilarating motorsport on the rise, which involves a 1000cc water-cooled engine, three F1 racing tires and-total trust in your passenger? Owner and president of Sidecar Racers Association West William Becker shows Jay what it's all about

Which one do you like best? Let us know what you think in the comments!