Millyard Honda SS100 V Twin
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- This is my Millyard Honda SS100 V Twin made especially for entry to Salon Privé Concours d'Elégance show, Syon Park, London, September 2012. The bike won the Biggest Wow Factor award by a panel of international judges.
Produced by Block Edits - BlockEdits
Honda Engineers past and present are watching this with the strangest looks on their faces....a mixture of bewilderment, awe and plain shock I'm certain are common. 5 Stars Allen !!
and face palms ..oh why didn't we do that ...japanese honda engine designer feels served
@@valdarmort it will never be as good as a Honda. Very nice sounding engine for 100cc
@@valdarmort Because there was no market for such machine.
WISH I HAD THE ENGINEERING SKILLS OF THIS GUY, RESPECT
@John Small We all 3 wish for that amigo
The thing that always get's me about Allen's work is that it looks standard factory-built at first, then you do a double-take when things start to catch your eye and you really start to notice the level of what he's achieved.
My dad Tony had a Honda SS50 as his first bike way back when and he still talks of it fondly, even today after riding bikes for over 40 years, he still has that cheeky grin when he mentions it.
After seeing what Allen has done to this, he was left simply stunned, then that cheeky grin crept back on his face again. True brilliance. Bravo and thank you Allen!
That is the coolest 100cc bike EVER!!
This is very nostalgic to me, I don't know why. It's like something I wished my bicycle would be, as a young kid... Running over soda cans to make it sound like a motorcycle temporarily, until the can fell off. You have an incredible gift, sir.
Imagine designing and constructing that engine, putting it together, and starting it up for the first time to find out that it sounds like THAT. Brilliant.
Allen's talent level is incredible. His vision goes beyond custom motorcycle building. The bikes he builds are wonders of the world.
I don't care who you are, you have to agree that this bike kicks ass. It would be awesome for hooning around town, and it sounds sooooooo good.
Mr Mylliard, you are the brightest mad scientist in motorcycling ! ...and a bit of musician, too: this little twin sounds wonderful, but you already knew that.
Love the sound of that engine
This may just be my favorite Millyard design.
You gotta love the sound of a Vtwin and great job Allen for tuning the exhaust to sound sweet enough to give a person a cavity 😀
You sir
Are a wonderful human being
Literally, everytime I looked at one of those I thought
Why isn't it a v-twin?
I love watching the objects you create
It's a lovely little piece
That is beautiful! The small capacity v-twin sounds like a well-oiled sewing machine. As with all your projects the engineering and attention to detail is flawless. If I didn't know the original honda engine configuration I might have mistaken it for a factory model! I'm intrigued to know how the crank/conrods and timing chains are arranged. Congratulations on producing another incredible feat of engineering!
that sounds SO GOOD!! I'm literally bouncing in my seat and applauding it!
You are a genius Allen. I would love to watch you work on a project from start to finish.. 👍🇮🇪🍀
Nice neighbourhood , its picturesque and all that. That motor sounds like it will haul butt.
90 degree V-twins for life! I love it! Small-displacement multi-cylinder engines for the win!
I think the favorite out of all the Millyard creations.
Of all Allen Millyard's admirable project bikes, this is my personal favourite. And it has given me great pleasure to attempt to work out how he made it: the extensions to the left crankcase half and front camchain tunnels (the width of a conrod) must have taken great skill and patience to cut and weld. The roof of the crankcases would also need reinforcement to anchor the rear cylinder studs. The oil feed to the rear cylinder top end had me flummoxed until I saw how he'd tapped a feed pipe from the oil pump outlet up to the base of the rear cylinder (the oil flows to the top ends past the head studs via a restrictor valve). Such a lot a thought and work going into such a small engine - but what a great sound! Damn fine work, sir!
If vocabularies would only use images to describe words, the word "Genius" would be described by a pic of you!
This is a true masterpiece!! I also saw the downhill bicycle video and I'm speechless!
Greetings from Italy!
I could imagine a CL 320 v-4. I've been a fan of your projects for years - especially the V12 Kawasaki. Keep up the great work.
Respect x100000000000000 voor de bouwer van dit blok man wat een mooi geluid voor maar 100cc!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
OK so, yes I'm impressed that you built it.... But what really blows my mind is how wicked cool it sounds! I ride a 900 Kawi but I think it would even feel cooler to ride that little 100! Great style, look and sound. Sometimes less IS more.
Beautiful, looks like it was made that way. Another masterpiece.
WOW what an absolute beauty!
Splendid as usual :) Good thing you altered the existing frame instead of making a tube one.
I had an ss 50 when I was 16 my first motorbike (moped) and it was a brilliant little machine
Beautiful engineering and the sound is awesome ! I love it !
This gent does unbelievable things.
Of all your bikes....I think I like this the best. Just amazing.
Craftsmanship at its best. Shame I missed the show.
This bike is a real Jaguar (intending pun about "SS100") Awesome job :it looks like it was factory done , witch is not the case as you did it by yourself !! I admire your skills and imagination to go one step beyond common dreams !
Allen it looks and sounds fantastic looks factory
Crikey that sounds so sweet. Big fun on little bikes.
Brilliant Allen! Sounds righteous! !! Looks phenomenal!
Beautiful piece of work, nice one
That is just fantastic! I can't decide what I like better, the look or the sound. Let's call it a draw and just be happy there are people as talented and creative as Allen Millyard.
it sounds great,
be great to show mr honda and get his opinion , sweet bike
Who would give this a thumbs down? Unbelievable.
Simply wonderful Allen!
to nie jest motór, to jest szatan
The sound is awesome
That !!!!!!! Is Sick .... Love it
stunning.
Sounds fantastic and looks great. Lucky boy!!
I would buy one of these anyday... damn that's sweet. I want to build that engine though, bet that was a great project!
Yes! can i please throw all my money at this guy to get one of those amazing engine!!
That is a work of art.
Holy s#!t. That's one of the best sounding bikes ever.
very nice craftsmanship, sounds like small HD twin :)
awesome little project
A work of art!
Sublime ...un ejemplo a seguir...
Brilliant! Keep up the fantastic projects.
SWEET box of trick Nice one Millyard
Honestly if I can't see a video, I'd think this bike is in a higher displacement! WOW!
Fantastic work. Well done !
That is so badass, i wish i can bring my bike home and buy that motor. So cool!
That sounds very meaty. A damn fine build.
Sounds great, looks fantastic!
Sweet music to my ears! Which I had half your talent Allen.
BRILL ENGINEERING
👍👌👏 Sounds incredibly good and incredibly strong (although it is only a 100 ccm engine). Ingeniously well done again and as always.
Thanks a lot for making recording editing uploading and sharing.
Best regards luck and health.
Jesus wept that Honda sounds awesome😍
Sounds Great !!!
Wow! I love your work. I've always had a soft spot for these little cc Honda's, but I sure wish that you would make "at least" the block and crank for these available to guys like me that don't have the means to make them. Hell, I'd settle for just the block! Very nice mod on an already cool motor?
Wow, like all his works it looks factory. I wonder if he split the con rod or did a custom crank? Amazing Allen!
Wow! What a neat bike!
So beautiful!
Beauty, my first bike was an ss50 back in 1981, I was 16.
Gorgeous bike.
If i ever win the lottery or come into big money i would give Mr. Millyard a blank check and start my motorcycle collection with as many as i could buy
My very first motorcycle was a Honda 70 very much like this. The twin would have been great. Too bad you don't market these cases and flywheels. I wonder how it would be on a Grom.
Neighbors: "For fucks sake here come Millyard again. God damn it!!!!!" haha.
the man's a genius!
Iwould love one of these engines, awsome !! Would love the bike!! 😊 Brilliant ...
Dang!!!!! This is slick. Just wondering where you guys on TH-cam learn this type of skills from. Cant be from school 'cause they didn't teach this when I was in high school 40 years ago. Or is it just pure talent and natural ability? My Stepbrothers are like this. One can work wood any way you want it--houses,furnture,etc. Other can do this type of fabbing with basic hand tools. Custom work and all. I'm impressed!!!!!!
ToyManFlyer1100 My metalwork teacher Mr Green and my dad taught me about engines and engineering while i was at school, these skills were honed during my 4 year apprenticeship :)
This gentleman is a bloody good engineer. Here in the uk the weather is crap, and there is bugger all on TV, so we have sheds. In these sheds some of the most mind boggling inventions come to life.
The British are pretty good engineers in general, we are just crap at marketing and being proud of what we create.
Well done mate, improving on a honda is a difficult job, you nailed it.
Huw Bishop I could not agree more, well said. We can engineer amazing things, (The Airbus A380's wings are made here!) but we're not the boasting type and I think we just like to take pride in our own work without bragging about it. There are a lot of daft British inventions that have proved invaluable in history - take the "Churchill Funnies". Modified tanks to help with the D Day landings. Some floated and could be launched around a mile out to sea, some had bails of sticks on the front ready to drop into anti tank trenches so they could drive over them, and one had a flamethrower that sprayed a petroleum jelly (later developed into napalm) towed in a bowser behind that were effective at clearing machine gun nests and shelters. They proved extremely effective, and the US landing that only used the floating tanks (and launched them too far out) suffered heavy losses compared to the main Normandy beach landings. We're a funny bunch, but I wouldn't be any other way.
Sounds beautifull!!!!!!!
love the sound!!!
Looks great sound amazing well done
SS100❤️ brillant engineering
I loved my 50 Honda it was my first bike in 72
Well...okay...there's the café racer body it needed! NICE!!!
Many years ago I had an ancient Honda 125 twin in a gocart. It never sounded like that though as both pistons were on the same throw and fired at the same time.
@M Bacon You would think so but the cam lobes were in line. It was a long time ago though.
Awesome
素晴らしい！これこそ私が欲しいバイクだ。
respect...love frm india.. I have a 97.2 CC motorcycle.. I wish I had the skills like this....😍😍😍😍😍
Thats mad aha, nice work mate!
What a little ripper. A baby Ducati by the exhaust note
HERO HONDA sir I love you soooooooooooooooomuch great bike cd100ss I love that bike please please release remember
iwant that bike please please please release the market
Great video fantastic bike 🇬🇧👍🏻
I'm sure I just seen that at Prescott hill climb. Great 👍
sooo cool !!
very nice, now I think you should make a Ducati triple.
That is nice and clean work and Mr Honda would be proud I'm sure. My '71 Z50 needs that motor in it though:) Be cool, freeze'
goddanm awesome!
i want one like this
What I need to know is will you put a mod kit in production ???
Really awesome, brilliant!
A real masterpiece!! But I must say, I would have gone for 2x 72cc top ends with sporty cams. :0) That really is spot on though ! :0)