Guy making his own multicyl bikes

[PowerDubs_imp]

Watch this guys videos-

https://www.youtube.com/user/millyardviper/videos

An example-

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GhrLg6mZQIo

[peterbaron]

Josh, thanks for sharing.
This guy could be watched nonstop and forever, genius at work..

[max]

Did you like the part where he got his hacksaw and cut the cylinder block in three pieces and then tig-welded them together again?

He's a real magician and his latest stuff where he explains what he does is amazing, his box of tricks of the trade is an eye opener, like John Britten with his Britten motorcycle, i watched some of his kawasaki vid's yesterday and was going to post a link but i am glad you beat me to it, a real treat to watch, thanks josh.

[peterbaron]

Maybe after covid19 is gone, the two stroke bikes will come back again to give faltering economy a strong start up....dreaming costs nothing.
I assume, he did not waist his time on HD!

[Stichill_imp]

Unreal. When he starts it...

[zirconxi_imp]

I never thought a small mill workshop can do it. Interesting, but in my country the bike will never get permission to get on the road...I wonder if she can be ridden out in other country...

[PowerDubs_imp]

He posted a new video today...just a XL175.. that he does a top end job in his shed with a VFR 750 piston, Kawasaki rings...home made gaskets.... ;P

[Cormanus]

Off topic, but for all those who have a problem getting their CB onto the centre stand, Millyard—of course—has a solution, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J_7zHy9jn4k

[bioman_imp]

A genius indeed. And then his answer to a question below that video made me smile:

"I assume there is a remote release cable to get it off the center stand?"

Allen Millyard:
"No, I reverse the ratchets and use the ratchet lever to take it off the stand"