Allen Millyard & friends - Bristol Classic Motorcycle Show 2022
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- Опубліковано 25 лют 2022
- In this video we see Allen Millyard and friends starting up their classic race bikes at the Bristol Classic MotorCycle Show 2022.
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// A BIG THANK YOU TO
- The Classic MotorCycle for giving us press passes on the day and allowing us to film at the show.
- Allen Millyard and friends for allowing us to film their start-ups
- Dave Mitchell for curating the content for us to film on the day.
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Allen Millyard, what an absolute legend.
Allen Millyard,a genius at work and play.
The Prince Of Speed Phil Read and the very friendly, humble and down-to-earth Allen Millyard together in one video - more is not possible! Thank you for uploading!
Allen bike is just Brilliant and espectacular !
And people wonder why we don't want electric bikes!
Nice to see Phil, one of my heroes. Alan's bike is unbelievable it picks up revs so quickly with its short stroke. A real one must be fantastic
Ya need to go to his channel, and see the rest of his builds !!!
HOLY SHIT! That 6 sounds insane!
Allen is the Jedi master bike builder 👍🏻🏴
Alan Millyard's bike sounds like a F1......fabulous
Phil Read eh! what a great chap. One of my heros from the sixties and seventies.
I remember seeing Phil Read racing against Bill Ivy, John Cooper, Hailwood and Agostini at Brands Hatch in the 60's. Alan Millyard is an engineering genius. Cheers from Australia.
We’re you there when Ago fell off at Paddock Bend, the cheer was pretty loud. I joined in!!!!
Not sure if I was at that meeting, but I remember a meeting that was called the Hutchinson 100. Brands ran this meeting anti clockwise, and Hailwood was definitely there on the Honda 297cc 6 cylinder. I can still remember seeing him coming up paddock hill the wrong way round. Also, Helmut Fath’s sidecar coming up paddock hill almost sideways on. Amazing days ......
@@classicraceruk1337 Don't recall that incident so I might not have been there. A bunch of us used to ride down from Woking on a variety of different bikes. Always a great day out.
@@payres48 might have been a different day. Hailwood blew them all away on his 297cc 6, that thing was loud. I lived a bit closer to Brands in Orpington back in the 50’s and 60’s so Johnson’s near Brands and the Salt Box near Biggin were our hangouts.
@@classicraceruk1337 Yeah used to go to Biggin too. Great scrambles circuit. Sometimes Aldershot as well. Also went to Wimbledon to the speedway on a Thursday night. Barry Briggs, Peter Craven, Ivor Mauger, Nigel Boocock, Olle Nygren and Ove Fundin. All great riders. The smell of Castrol R. What days they were.
That's what it's all about right there.
He's a mechanical genius.
Millyard's creations are truly exceptional. Those Hondas sound like the real deal.
Race of the year 1964 at Mallory Park. In the paddock I stood close behind Mike Hailwood's Honda 6 when his mechanic fired it up. That was a big mistake. The air vibrated as he blipped the throttle so that the air in my lungs, the flesh around my rib cage all started vibrating at different frequencies. I moved away sharpish for fear my flesh and bones would become separated and detached. Another incident in the paddock that day. World Champion Luigi Taveri rode over my foot on his works 125. Love the sound of those MVs ( Ago in the saddle ) and Hondas I heard that day.
Minter and Hartle on the aged Gilera 4s were there too. Probably the most memorable Motor Racing event I ever attended. Move on a decade and me and my biker mates attended the F1 Spanish Grand Prix at Jarama in Spain. Sitting in the waiting area for our flight back to the UK, my friend sitting alongside me nudged my arm and as I looked up from reading a copy of Motor Sport, my friend nodded in the direction acroos the other side of the waiting area, There sat on the seats were two of my all time Heroes, Ronnie Petersen and Mike Hailwood. Sadly taken from us all too early. They travelled back on the same plane as our little party of enthusiasts. Great memories.
“So this is what I made” so casually like.. I mean, wow 😮👏🏼
Bloody hell, that was amazing❤❤❤
Love to see it on a race track
What a fantastic bike - just make one. Expensive, but cheaper than 2.5 million.
Thunderous ! 😆
Brilliant.Love this video.
TOP !!!!!
R.I.P. Phillip William 'Phil' Read, MBE (1 January 1939 - 6 October 2022)
If you like this video you might like to see the bikes Allen bought along to the show here ua-cam.com/video/nn8WIBtrr7s/v-deo.html
Awesome 👍
Wowsa
Allan is looking at that Kawasaki and thinking “I can build one better than that, maybe a V8”.
What , no viper !!
Hearing aid manufacturers getting a boost in sales very soon....
Dunlop K81
I just have a difficult time with the sound of two stroke bike's.
£2.5mill for a real one £1/2mill for a replica, I bet Allens rep would go for a bit more as his engineering skills are in another league and some.
Looking at the crowd where have all the young men disappeared to? Its all middle-aged men and granddads at the show.
Crikey, very mature audience, was no one under 40 yrs old allowed in, or is no one under 40 interested?