Crazy 48 Cylinder 2 Stroke Motorcycle!
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- Опубліковано 9 чер 2024
- We found a 48 Cylinder Monster Motorcycle! This is a Guinness World Record holding machine and might well be the holy grail of all 2 stroke bikes. In this video we'll take you for a walk around this bike - 'The Whitelock Tinker Toy' - taking a close look at the details, features and engineering behind the machine, we'll also chat with the man that created it, find out how much it might cost to buy and of course we'll see and hear the bike come to life....What started out as a bunch of Kawasaki KH250 Triple cylinders has been transformed into what we think is this the worlds craziest motorbike!
A massive thank you to Simon Whitelock for being so generous with his time and to Andy from Bonhams for being so cool and letting us come down to film. Check out the Tinker Toy on the Bonhams site here -www.bonhams.com/auction/29919...
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Wonder how long until Jay Leno buys it....that sort of thing is right up his alley.
We thought the same thing :) Thanks for watching
I would love to see the Barber Museum get it. That was, the public would get a chance to see it. I really like Jay. I’ve met him twice. But his collection is private. The bikes at Barber… you can actually put your hands on them.
That was the first name out of my mouth when I heard for sale 😝
Find it hard to believe that it sounded like a 125cc 2 stroke? You can't really hear it running after the pony motor was shut off in that old video
Seems a nice practical bike.
haha, backfiring and really struggling to make it from one side of the car park to the other! 50,000 pound? 3 ride-able hyabusa's vs 1 unrideable thing.
Great for errands, commuting, track days and touring. Truly a bike that can do it all! 😉
for towing an rv
I love this kind of weirdness. Keep them coming.
Thanks for watching Kevin :)
It's a shame it had to be restricted, but fitting 48 expansion chambers would have been a bit tricky and a tad too loud.
It was good to see this engineering masterpiece again.
Thanks
With 48 cylinders you dont need expansion chambers
@Dudeface167 Yes, they're not needed to make it run. The BHP would be much higher with them, but it wasn't built for speed
If each of those cylinders had a proper expansion chamber, the drive train would become metal shavings the first time it hit the power band!
maybe im wrong here, but dont 2 strokes require backpressure to operate optimally
@@PaulKind3d I believe it is more complicated than simply having backpressure; the expansion chamber is tuned like an organ pipe to produce an oscillating exhaust stream. At the design rpm, this creates a period of low pressure when the exhaust port is exposed, which helps to evacuate the combustion chamber and bring in more air and fuel for the next stroke.
" I need some new spark plugs for my bike".. ...'How many do you need sir'? ......."48"
Great video👍
Get Ken Kaplan (The king of ping) on the phone,if anything needs to go in his museum it’s that beast.Its got his name all over it,keep up the unusual matey 👍🏻
it would be cool to see Ken ride it :)
Insightfull! He might actually ride that. Would love to see it!
Good call.
His museum really is a cool place. I live in Rhode Island and his museums about an hour drive for me. I went on a Saturday once with my father and they were even starting up a 4 cyl two stroke race bike at the time and let us come down into the off limits shop and look at some of their personal bikes etc. absolutely amazing guys there
I have been keeping up with this bike for years now, it's a totally awesome feet of engineering!
Awesome! All for the shear fun of it, utterly brilliant.
Wow, this bike is outrageous! thanks for sharing!
My pleasure!
Awsome content I would love to do the all 2 stroke race over there when I’m older it looks awsome
This thing would probably SCOOT down the highway!! What an insane machine!!
Cmoon man there is no need for this.. You can't enjoy the ride. But as art piece. 🔥 🔥 🔥 🔥 🔥
The guy from bikes and beards will probably end up owning that thing. He seems to have an inexhaustible amount of money to buy any weird motorcycle he wants
I really hope you can get this bike!!!
Hello Max, thank you to show us this incredible motorbike. She is done with a lot of care. But very long , and very hard to drive. I would like to listen it with more attention. Kris
You find the very best and coolest bikes max 🤙🏻🤙🏻
I remember seeing this machine at the Bath and West custom and classic show decades ago and totally loving it.
I was a big 2T Triple fan back then, and still am. Some 2TT machines Ive owned were; KH 250(I had five at one point, of various marks) KH 400s (2) H 1 though mine was a Japanese import, amd as such was badged as a KH 500 and was quite different to the 'Normal ' H1 with its twin discs, and alloy wheels. I had a set of over bored H2 Barrels and (if I recall correctly) Yamaha DT 400 pistons which would have given it a displacement of 870cc. Anyway I got married and it never got built. A shame as it would have been glorious.
Suzuki 2TTs that I owned were GT 380s (I bought a double garage full of these and spares along with a T 500, a T 250, GT 250 ram air and a lovely little GT 125 six speed...Phew! And all for £100!! The owner had died in a bike wreck and his wife wanted them all gone.) I had a GT 550 for a short while but it was a pig that just had to go to the slaughter.
But..and I saved it for last. A 1978 BMW R 80 which I bought fitted with a SAAB 92 car engine! It was a 2 stroke triple of just under 800cc c/w three mikuni carbs and a custom built/ modified set of three tuned pipes.(Expansion chambers.)
It was one of my all time favourite machines. I ended up bolting on a Czech Velorex sidecar to it and leading link forks/ Car tyres and a seperate sidecar brake. With a full fairing and Kreuser luggage my wife and I toured the lake district and then up into Scotland and Fort William to climb Ben Nevis. Epic times and it never missed a stroke in over 1200 miles!
Sorry this is so long but these machines were my passion
One day i think you will have your own museum! I have a cr125 1987 coming up for sale for a friend if interested. Very original bike
Bikes and beards will buy it.
Speechless!
its bonkers max i'v seen it in bits of videos on youtube and facebook for ages and i had spotted it was for sale but was a great vid to know the history of the machine and see the mad man behind it very good
Cheers Arthur
You always deliver Max , great video .........
Thanks Scott
Imagine trying to pick that thing up if it tips over. You need a forklift to roll it😂❤
I'd like to see you guys visit Alan milliard, he's got alot of cool custom two strokes
One gifted individual 🎯
That's a right beast of a bike Max..Love the 2 strokes..It's a bit of a shame the riding position was definitely an afterthought..but still what an amazing achievement and made here in the UK 😉👍
I heard this was for sale!!!! And I did think of you!
Jay Leno you need this in your garage.
if I had his money it would be a sure thing. I wonder if he'd let us ride it ?
I would love to see the Barber Museum get it. That was, the public would get a chance to see it. I really like Jay. I’ve met him twice. But his collection is private. The bikes at Barber… you can actually put your hands on them.
WOW??????????? THAT IS, just WOW!!!!
I'm one if those a-holes in the US😆😅🤣. At first I thought you were pretty corny but I've grown to love your content. You're a hell of a lot faster then I ever was and you produce some very clever and entertaining content.
That’s insane
sure is, thanks for watching:)
AWESOME 😊
Thank you! Cheers!
Crazy machine, engineering marvel
When you love something ❤ it shows
Insane!
Would like to know how/where they were able to get that many cylinders to build the bike and the story behind that.
what do you mean? it was build in the 90's, a lot of spare parts where available at that time still.
Imagine the amount of rebuilds 😂
Nice video Max, an amazing bit of engineering, I was expecting it to be way louder and a bit more throaty, be good to see little Sean to try to reach handlebars bit of a stretch, again nice one Max.
Glad you enjoyed it Kevin
Double it and give it to the next person
Thanks for watching :)
I was blown away when you said it was a 5 year project after telling a friend it looked like a 5 year build.
Oh man bikes and beards needs thts one
That things crazy
I have a challenge for you: Find, and ride (and make a video) Of the Ossa Enduro 250/300i.
A fuel injected, rearward facing cylinder, two stroke enduro bike. That bike is just so amazing in my mind. a real shame they did not end up making more of them. And the expansion chamber that goes under the seat. Just a beautiful bike.
Challenge accepted
I love your videos.
Looks like something only a mad genius could come up with
Almost a urban legend
big shout out to chris applebee' engineering , he built my IT 250 engine showed me the way on a few things and certainly DOES KNOW his 2 TS. HIs workshop is a 2T wonderland and like nothing i have ever seen
A modern review of the 72 Kawi H2 Mach IV, the 71 Yamaha TM400J, and the 97 Suzuki TL1000S would be great ... 3 of the most dangerous engineering shortfalls in motorcycle history. I've ridden them over the years but I'm not a pro rider.
There is also the Suzuki RE5 and the Norton RC588 since rotary bikes are fun and odd.
Curious to see what it makes at auction.
Crazy
Holds the record for the most restrictive exhaust system too.
What next? Please, no golf carts or wheel chairs (batteries). Nice work. I like the alternate technologies and applications. I grew up in Michigan watching channel 62 from Milan Drag Strip where the Michigan Mad Man on his one speed SBC Motorcycle.
Kawasaki let the good times roll !!!
Finger's Crossed Max 🤞👍
thanks, it would be an interesting ride for sure :)
get it on
I wonder what the deisners and engineers at Norton back then were thinking??? Somethings overly complicated, yet others far too simple and not fit for purpose. O.k, this was the prototype, but I do wonder what they were thinking. I watched an old episode of Men and Motors, which is available on YT. The engine was on test and it went on to say that deliveries would start in June the following year. After seeing your work Allen,, I wonder what actual year, decade, century, deliveries would have actually been made. Keep up the great work.
I can almost smell the smoke from the donkey engine coming through my speaker system!
Hey man ive got a 79 yz400 im getting rid of in the US very cool bike original chain sprockets tires and rims 0 dry rot i bought it offf the original owner that raced ama in 1980 and then put it up
wow
I think it might just go second to the Saturn 5 rocket?
Share it! Make it possible
Cheers :) we need to ride this bike ...
How’d they glaze over that fuel system
How do you reach the handlebars ? Can this monster be riden ?
Pretty much just as weird as that Gas-Turbine Superbike from the early 2000s.
The wall of power
How many gallons does it do to the mile !😊
I'll guess it holds the record for the bike with the highest center of gravity.
There is no expansion chamber on the exaust. I can't imagine it having a lot of power.
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ligh tthis 2 smoker uppp
All that bike and its only ever been ridden at 8mph across a very small car park! Milyard rides his bikes 100's of miles.
I’ll be bidding.
Awesome! Good luck and let us know if it goes your way :-)
Wow.....God forbid it runs a bit rich and fouls a plug........or.....plugs'ssss that is....I'd hate to be the guy who has to find which plug is fouled!!!.......lol
Haha, yep that may take a bit of time:) Thanks fir watching.
Actually Jesse, quite simple with a laser thermometer or even a spray bottle with water.
I'm not being sarcastic, I'm a dyno tuner for 40 plus years.
Sad to see those triple cylinders 2-stroke 16 engines mangled.
Hmm I sense a purely refined naturalist /purist with the doom and gloom of disparaging anything other than exactly how it came off showroom floor.....resistant to dynamic exponential changes, leaning towards a conservative point of view w not much abstract intellectual vigor to merit such a fallacy / cliche of the mind......Imo I'm a lefty, artistic, ambidextrous type with NO COMMON SENSE SO we Def gonna to not line up eye to eye upon aevery topic but ths what keeps it exciting and abrasive and raw and I'm liberal when it comes to unique, 1 off projects like this.....and I feel it's an excellent use of 48 motors if anything it shows how good quality those Ole school 2 strok Street bikes are, and acts as a advertisement in a sense displaying how good engineering g can lead to a machine like this being actually.functionable and rideable
Next project; 101 cylinder two-seater-one-wheeler.
The Orcs from Warhammer 40 000 ( not the russian ones ... ) would just love this plus its Red so we all know Red goes faster lol
LETS GOOOOOOOO
Surprised that 125cc starter motor doesn't strait cold seize.
2 strokes ❤
How do u reach the bars they look miles away
You need long arms John :)
You obviously did not watch the video...
@macmclemore yes I did the fella riding the bike only rode for a few pathetic yards and did not turn the bike its unrideable also once its hot how much damage in burns would it do to your body you need to engage your brain before you write something or use your wallet buy it a prove me wrong
Already seen it
Sorry to be a pedant, but KH250s didn't produce 32bhp, they were closer to 28, which usually meant around 26 at the rear.
I've had a triple for 34 years, they're certainly one of the most iconic, crazy, but misunderstood types of bike ever made.
But nowhere near as crazy as a 48 cylinder monster bike.
That's the coolest thing ever ❤❤❤❤❤
Haha I knew you'd like this one :)
Anyone that actually rode this would look like a burnt marshmallow afterwards I would think. If you ever rode the Z1 3cyl 2stoke you would understand. I and anyone will tell ya hot hot the engine and pipes get and looking at this Frankenstein I would think shake and bake would be a new nickname for the bike.
So he couldn’t fabricate the handlebars a tad bit longer to help with actually riding it? Lol crazy bike
Just make sure Alan Millyard doesn’t get his hands on it and really start modifying the thing….
Yes... More is better.
haha, yep sure is :)
Need looooooooooong arms for that mate😂
Would love to at least hear all 48 engines on throttle, that 1 video of simon you cant really hear it in.
😮 Walaweh ❗
yeahhh boii
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Guessing it's the most cylinders on a two-wheeled vehicle.
Is the donkey engine an paggio 125
You see something like this and you probably instantly think yeah murca 😂 nice to see the british going crazy with a bike engine (id still rather have a dodge tomahawk) 🤷🏻♀️🙈😂😂😂
On another note, imagine trying to pull a wheelie with this bike 😂😂 also you should try and get this as a dlc bike on GTA 🤩
Lets make the impossible possible
yes please :)
If you release the clutch too fast you make a back flip
And what human is actually long enough to reach the handle bars?? I mean it's an engineering feat for sure. But WTF that couldn't be ridable surely?
I had to watch this...why would anyone build this other than the fact it can be done?
HOW CAN YOU REACH THE HANDLE BARS?????
Wow all I can say
haha its definitely a bike that makes you go wow :) Thanks for watching Jon
Impressive.But the K100 drive train has no chance if you put 500hp through it.