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Flying Millyard Motorcycle is Powered by a 5000 cc V-twin Engine

Flying Millyard Motorcycle is Powered by a 5000 cc V-twin Engine

British engineer Allen Millyard enjoys building motorcycles with unique engines. Many will remember his famous motorcycle powered by a 8.0 L Viper V10.

Allen Millyard and his 8.0 L Viper V10 powered motorcycle

Allen’s most recent project involved building a custom 5.0 L (5000 cc/305 ci) V-twin engine from two Pratt & Whitney R1340 aircraft cylinders. The rest of the components for the engine such as the crankshaft, con rods, and aluminum cast crankcase were hand-made by Allen.

Flying Millyard Motorcycle is Powered by a 5000 cc V-twin Engine

Flying Millyard Motorcycle is Powered by a 5000 cc V-twin Engine

Flying Millyard Motorcycle is Powered by a 5000 cc V-twin Engine

The molds for the crankcase alone took Allen a week to build.

Flying Millyard Motorcycle is Powered by a 5000 cc V-twin Engine

The engine has a 5.75″ bore and 5.75″ stroke. It runs twin SU carburetors, twin spark plugs per cylinder and a dry sump oil system with dual pumps and 1 gallon tank. Allen installed a four-speed hand shift gearbox which was geared for 120 mph at 2,000 rpm. The bike’s wheel base is 8 feet and the height is 4 feet to the bars.

Flying Millyard Motorcycle is Powered by a 5000 cc V-twin Engine

Flying Millyard Motorcycle is Powered by a 5000 cc V-twin Engine

Allen Millyard motorcycles

Source: Allen Millyard’s Youtube channel and Twitter via Bangshift

3 thoughts on “Flying Millyard Motorcycle is Powered by a 5000 cc V-twin Engine”

  1. alireza hashemizad

    Dear Sir
    Hi
    I am Interested on your 8.0 L Bike.
    would you please send us specification and price and would you please tell me How Can I have it.
    Thanks & Best Regards
    Alireza Hashemizad

  2. Hello Mr Allen,
    I am thinking of building a V-twin using the P & W cylinders, Could i ask you some questions on you V-twin build>

    Cheers,
    Mark.

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