Norton Nemesis - Sneak Preview 

Has Allen Millyard seen this ? Seeing as he's currently rebuilding that engine

I'm watching Milly's rebuild, I certainly wouldn't be boasting about designing the bag of spanners he's dealing with.

You can see how we practically designed and built the world we live in to day, down to brilliant designers and inventors, engineers etc. This bike could have changed the biking world.... I can only imagine what this bike would be like to day, had it went through its evolution....Engineering Genius at its best!

Allen Millyard has got it running on ITV4's motorbike show, Henry Cole going to attempt V8 LSR

So much has changed since these days its amazing what we could have done back in the day, but unfortunately it was all about the money at the time, so many British projects got lifted just before they became great producers due to the guys higher up thinking about the cost to develop further such a shame! I would love to see this thing rekindled and yes arojnd the 30k mark with the power they say it could make and the front end and rear end designs put into it and modern engine design i think they could easily roll out 300 a year

Enter Allen Millyard.... 😂

I remember reading about this bike in MCN, a transit van towed it to start it.......................

Its in the Motorbike Museum at Birmingham.....

took a little research,but I discovered the timeframe for this video is circa 1998

Lovely piece of work .......... great castings . Why sod about with carbon fibre ? ........ and if the bloke goes down the pub on a Sunday , it may be hoped he'll stuffs it in a hedge on the way home & have to buy another one ?

At least the BMW inline six motorcycle was real...this was a super ambitious project that came a cropper

The march 750 super bike existed I take it they ran out of funds

accountants that rule it nowadays

I feel topiary has advanced since the date of this…

As usual, over enthusiastic adherence to a legendary name, coupled with a 'difficult' motor engineering genius......it ended in tears. John Bloors pragmatic approach was always preferable.

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This guy is talking about all the stuff it does, but it never did anything. Some people in the motorcycle world talk about it, others are about it. With the correct approach, any of these classic British motorcycle names could be brought back as viable companies making sensible product, instead do nothing assholes waste money and never create a worthy end product.

A heap of crap -it’s amazing that the engine worked was very poorly constructed - Please look at Allen Millyard series as he tries to make it work properly