The Most UNREAL Motorcycle Engines Ever Produced

[GoldOxide_imp]

Have you seen this recent video?

It is a decent summary of some of those rare bikes/engines that you may have once followed.

 

[dbarkdoll_imp]

Cool video. For anyone who is unfamiliar with Alan Millyard, do yourself a favor and check out his YouTube channel. The mans a mad genius. He’s the builder of the V10 Viper bike and The Flying Millyard (5 liter V-twin) to name a few.

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

 

[misterprofessionality]

for me, the most awesome thing he ever made was the inline 5 cylinder 2 stroke kawasaki.

 

[dbarkdoll_imp]

All the bikes where he "seams" two engines together blow my mind. Like how do you even do that?

His Honda SS100 V Twin has to be my favorite bike though. Best sounding 100cc out there haha.

 

[peterbaron]

for me, the most awesome thing he ever made was the inline 5 cylinder 2 stroke kawasaki.

Like this , eh

5-Cylinder Kawasaki 2-Stroke by Allen Millyard

 

[GoldOxide_imp]

for me, the most awesome thing he ever made was the inline 5 cylinder 2 stroke kawasaki.

Like this , eh

5-Cylinder Kawasaki 2-Stroke by Allen Millyard

Like this , eh

5-Cylinder Kawasaki 2-Stroke by Allen Millyard


That definitely qualifies for most unreal.

 

[Cormanus]

for me, the most awesome thing he ever made was the inline 5 cylinder 2 stroke kawasaki.

Like this , eh

5-Cylinder Kawasaki 2-Stroke by Allen Millyard

Like this , eh

5-Cylinder Kawasaki 2-Stroke by Allen Millyard


It's the two-stroke answer to the CBX. Only more outrageous.

 

[Django]

Here is another 5-cylinder:

 

[peterbaron]

Thanks for sharing, German engineering

 

[GoldOxide_imp]

Here is another 5-cylinder:

That would be something to see in riding action. I reckon it doesn't "fly".

 

[Django]

Here is another 5-cylinder:

That would be something to see in riding action. I reckon it doesn't "fly".

Here we go:

 

[GoldOxide_imp]

Well, thanks for that Django.

 

[flynrider]

Wow! A real rotary engine (long before Wankel). You don't see too many of those running anymore.

Thanks for the clips, Django!

 

[GoldOxide_imp]

... and no Apex seals to be concerned about.

 

[GoldOxide_imp]

Ride the Wankel ...

 

[peterbaron]

The only car Wankel I remember were German NSU and Mazda

 

[GoldOxide_imp]

The only car Wankel I remember were German NSU and Mazda

The 1974 Chevy Vega had a target Wankel engine option.

The 1975 AMC Pacer also had a target Wankel engine option too.

Innovative engine design for North American cars was really dismal throughout the 70's. Heck, maybe not limited to the 70's.

 

[peterbaron]

Yeah, Pacer and Vega did not deserve any further contribution into their development...and Pinto could join them as well :-/

 

[GoldOxide_imp]

Yeah, Pacer and Vega did not deserve any further contribution into their development...and Pinto could join them as well :-/

The Pinto and Vega are by many consider cultural classics today. Not sure about the Pacer, maybe with woodgrain side panel finishes.

The Vega can be configured particularly mean, somewhat like the CB1100.