Amazing Homemade Moto-Engines !!! 

So good, some of his creations are in an American museum.

@@shanehnorman the Barber

I always thought that Millyard's work was pretty damn good until I found that all his early engine case mods were done with a hacksaw & a file! There's only a few people on this planet with this skill level.

Yes, and with all that open gear, engine and trans, that engine will not have a long working life, not to mention spewing oil everywhere !

Agreed.

It will be a beautiful day too. Riding a classic, an not a keyboard.

An Austrailian called Carberry made a kit to enable an Indian Enfield to be converted to a V twin. People who have ridden the bikes say they are really nice, if not fast About 30 or so got sold, but he stopped making them. Now there's a new project to put it into production

Super slow idles are awful for oil pressure though. They sound cool and all but often aren't good for the bike.

Burt made everything in the engine except the crank cases, and those were modified - as was the rest of the bike.

Russian homemade v-twin ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-g-gokjUBDi8.html

OK is a good condition

OK is a good condition

My brother made this engine about 40 years ago and it is still in daily use to this very day

would you do a vid on it? I'd watch

OK then u can tell me how its made engine in details plz mail me and your brother work is so good👏👏.

@@combiuk is that Bodgers Albion? I have an article about in an ancient Back Street Heros magazine?

JAWA TINO just sayin'

How about the first bike in the video, the Harley with the open crankcase and gearbox? It might use manufactured barrels, and components like valve springs, but there's a massive amount of detailed and beautifully-executed engineering there. Also the Enfield looks pretty home-made to me. It uses stock engines as a basis, for sure, but again the design and engineering are awesome - and it runs incredibly sweetly. Nobody says that to qualify as having created a homemade cake you'd have had to grow the grain, mill the flour and lay the eggs yourself, so why would you have to cast the crankcase or machine the pistons to have a homemade engine?

The first one is gold......pay attention.

But it wasn't sectioned, like the rest of the mechanicals....

v8 cofiguration would be a much more difficult thing to accomplish...in line 8 is easier to make

special thank you for not having fallen into the straight pipes in this royal Enfield motorcycle ... they are pretty childish.

Good for you, congratulations.

Darkheart Thanks✌💪

Bit more advanced then the India made ones ;-) :-)

Some Harley Davidsons dont idle steady at all

When you squeeze as much power as you can out of an engine - no matter the engineering - the engine does not run well, or at all near an "idle" rpm.

why do honda built a 6 cylinder bike with only 125cc

Ian Vital Racing purposes.

the 8 cylinder could rev up to 2 times the rpm of the 1100cc engine because of the short stroke configuration

Why not.

It must have been made as a display piece, because no-one could ride a bike with exposed cams and drive, and even exposed gearbox.

Paul Standeven funny, because they open with him riding it in.