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    JimmieS
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      @jimmies

      Don't know if this topic has being discussed before.

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      #36674
      JimmieS
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        @jimmies
        #576597
        Lee Rogers
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          @leerogers95060

          That is astonishing. If anyone needs to ask why they've missed the point.

          #576600
          Michael Gilligan
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            @michaelgilligan61133

            Oh what joy !

            Bonkers, but beautiful.

            MichaelG.

            #576609
            pgk pgk
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              @pgkpgk17461

              Jeez! Admirable or certifiable?
              Superb end result.

              pgk

              #576618
              Jeff Dayman
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                @jeffdayman43397

                Maybe the "bistella" or "two star" name represents reliability on a 0-100 stars scale – cause this thing is not going to be reliable. Pretty, but not reliable.(and probably a guzzler too) Just my opinion.

                #576634
                JimmieS
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                  @jimmies

                  Perhaps that is why the max power has been reduced from a calculated max of 120hp to 12hp for safety reasons, nevertheless it is an exciting project and so different to most other one off-bikes.

                  Jim

                  #576636
                  duncan webster 1
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                    @duncanwebster1

                    Madness, utter madness! For a 500cc bike it has 9 too many cylinders!

                    #576637
                    peak4
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                      @peak4

                      I'm sure some will have come across this chap before, but it's always worth checking out Allen Millyard's Youtube channel.
                      Some of the other videos go into more detail of how he machines his projects.
                      e.g. making a V twin Velo, adding two more cylinders to a straight four, building a V12 etc.

                      I quite like the casual way he mentions that he couldn't get this creation to run on SU carbs, so he designed and made his own specials.

                      Happy Christmas folks, and don't let the turkey overcook when you get too absorbed in his videos.

                      Bill

                      Edited By peak4 on 24/12/2021 20:31:27

                      #576642
                      Mikelkie
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                        @mikelkie
                        Posted by JimmieS on 24/12/2021 16:13:41:

                        Don't know if this topic has being discussed before.

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                        A wonderful achievement, some adventure too well done

                        #576678
                        Graham Stoppani
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                          @grahamstoppani46499

                          Most of the time "custom" bike builders are just adding someone else's prefabricated parts to a bike. More project manager than engineer. But this guy gives Alan Millyard a run for his money. Thanks for sharing.

                          #576685
                          Dave Wootton
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                            @davewootton

                            Have to agree with Michael G

                            Bonkers but beautiful, I'm so glad people do this sort of thing.

                            Merry Christmas

                            Dave

                            #576686
                            clogs
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                              @clogs

                              wow…..

                              #576714
                              bernard towers
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                                @bernardtowers37738

                                It’s when you see projects like this that you realise how much of a beginner you are,

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