In this video we see Allen Millyard starting-up his shed built Dodge Viper V10 (8.0 litre V-10 cylinder engine).
If you haven’t seen this bike before there’s loads of content across the internet including some great videos on Allen’s YouTube channel.
Some quick facts taken from MCN’s article on the bike, on their website:
– Power: 500bhp@4800rpm
– Torque: 525ftlb@2800rpm
– Average fuel economy: 18mpg
– Overall length: 9ft
– Wheelbase: 80 inches
– Dry weight: 630kg
– Tyre sizes: 280 x 20 rear, 180 x 18 front
Location is The National Motorcycle Museum’s 2023 Museum Live event, Bickenhill, Solihull, West Midlands, UK.
If you like this sort of video you might also like our full length behind-the-scenes video we produced at the event which shows all the bikes that took part in the Live Fire-up on stage. Here’s the link:
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– Dave Mitchell – in house mechanic, presenter and producer. Dave also owns and runs a classic motorcycle workshop called Mitchell’s Classics.
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– John Oakes – presenter and producer. John is a classic motorcycle enthusiast, rider and restorer and works closely with us on all our video content.
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// A BIG THANK YOU TO
– Allen Millyard for starting his bike up for everyone on the day.
– James Hewing, Christina Willmotte and the team at The National Motorcycle Museum for having us along there on the day.
Website: www.nationalmotorcyclemuseum.co.uk
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Twitter: @NatMotorcycleMuseum
– Alex Rollings for producing the video.
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22 Comments
Gostaria de ver essa moto no Jalapão
It would be interesting to see him drive that thing😂
he's the brit bikers idol
エンジンからの熱で生殖機能にダメージが有りそうだ😅
POLUTION .////
What's the use of so big engine in a bike
I'm sorry but that thing is so stupid. No doubt it has less horsepower and terrible handling, etc. compared to my BMW HP 4 RR1000 competition that has 999 cc's and also looks and sounds so much cooler it isn't even funny.
its not ridable look at where the exhaust sit, and where his leg is between the header and the exhaust tail pipe.
a ride to the end of the block would cook your legs to a med well done.
Silly
Pollution what about all the 2cycles out there huh ?!!!
Just one shift 😂
Wow… Amazing 👍, my dream cycle
Looks like the right leg is right on the exhaust.
That V10 seems to sit tidy in the frame. I am glad to see enthusiasts enginuity .
Of course needs more work for leg, exhausts area. Other area also.
Its not a bad start.
Pure power 😄 long live the combustion engine 👍you don't get that with electric bikes🥴
Best bingo night, EVER!
Devon registration.
Terrible for cornering and applying power on because a left corner the centrifugal torque of engine will want to stand bike up straight and right hand corner it will force the whole bike down.
I love it ❤😮🤠🇬🇧
What a death trap ! Motor bikes go to fast now . there i no need for a v10 viper motor in a sports bike
They put Motorcycle on That engine