Watching this is better than watching anything on mainstream TV. The completed bike looks stunning.

If ever a guy deserves to be on to giving the benefit of his knowledge it's Allen. Easy to follow instructions. I could watch/listen to this guy all day long 👍👍👍👍👍👍

Craftsman, Engineer, Thinker, A driven Man. It is so Inspiring to see The Machines that you have created and Built Allen. Dave from Australia

We need more guys like this, superb engineer.

People never appreciate the ammount of work required

Without a Doubt... Allen Millyard " Is a Legend In His Own Time " 💥✅💥

This, I think, was the quickest 7.30 minutes in my whole KZfaq career.. What a great performed detailing, of, machining.., and the finished bike is a real beauty!

Another incredibly detailed, documentary style video from Allen. I could watch and listen to these for hours. Brilliant stuff. Keep ‘em coming please, Allen and I can’t wait to see your video of your first road test.

First thing I noticed and I don't know if that's what you were going for but at a casual glance it's not obvious it's a 6. At the right angle even with 6 pipes its very subtle. I love it because of that. No massive billet gubbins all over just what you'd expect it to be from kawasaki. Hats off again to you for your exquisite work mate.

Many people have used the term “Stunning” to describe this latest magnificent creation from Mr. Millyard. Many people are absolutely right! What a beautiful bike.

What is inspiring is just to know people like this exist.

That looks so factory built, well done, what a beautiful bike

Along with all your other creations, this is stunning. I am truly humbled by your abilities, especially where making one-off engines is concerned. I think the term 'genius' is somewhat overused, however, in your case, and in this particular field, it is more than appropriate!

Stunning Allen . You can’t ride it yet , but you can fire it up for us ! 👍

Allen you’re a genius. You did exactly what I did when at school regarding the metal working shop. Only difference is I had no skills and no clue. Would love to meet you and just talk bikes and engineering etc. Absolutely fascinating. Thanks for putting your ingenuity,, creations and passion online for all to enjoy.

Great example of British hobby engineering. Basic tools with big passion and heart and here you have it, great bike it even better, much better

You need your own TV show sir ,brilliant 👏👏👏

Wow, looks amazing, stunning, thanks for posting, paint job looks mint, can't wait to see it in motion.

Your patience contributes a good bit towards your success. I bend too much, drill too soon, press too hard.

That is one gorgeous bike. Masterfully built.

When you get to this stage it is always tempting to rush things to finish.....,however as always your work is meticulous and the result is a truly stunning motorcycle... Well done Sir.. Top class work in every way.!!

A Z900 was the first big bike I ever rode in 1977. Three years later I owned a CBX 1000. So this project of Alan's would be on my bucket list to ride. If only............

Absolutely stunning Allen, love the colour, I really wished I’d kept my original 1976 z900 would be worth a few quid nowadays.

Absolutely fabulous. As well as aesthetically, our Stone would absolutely have massacred our Grave Diggers with this weapon. What a trip Allen!

Again FULL HOUSE - Well done Fella - amazing to see a craftsman at the Top of his game

This mans work will never be forgotten. He will be a living legend long after he is gone. A truly blessed and gifted human being!!

I'm a pattermaker by trade and I can appreciate the effort that goes into your bikes...The finished machine looks absolutely gorgeous, a tribute to you sir..you don't fancy doing a Suzuki re5 rotary from the 70's next...😉

Excellent videos, chap ! An inspiration to us all - only goes to show what a combination of common-sense, care & a methodical approach can do :-)

There are so many restored Z1s/Z900s on the Vintage Japanese motorcycle scene now to be seen on display at shows, they have been featured to death in classic motorcycle magazines,and theres hundreds to view online,but as nice as they are I personally never give them a second glance now because theres just so many of them but Allens latest work of art just trounces them all. This bike is just from another planet,and that tone of blue paintwork which was used on some other mid 70s Kawasakis but not on the 900s (i stand to be corrected) is the icing on the cake. One question i would ask Allen is that you seem to have fabricated the exhaust system from the standard 900 system so would those four silencers with six pots worth gasses going through them not be restricting the bikes breathing a bit? A six into six system on this bike....now that would have been something to behold!

Those panels look great. That blue is beautiful. Amazing progress.

Once again, I have to agree with all of other comments. It's a masterpiece. How many of us watching and commenting on this, if we are honest with ourselves, are really really envious of both your abilities Allen ( talents ) and of the masterpieces you create ? I'm at the head of the list. Come on everybody.....put your hands up.

blooming awesome could watch all day you need your own program

As usual your videos are both fascinating and entertaining - they have given me the confidence to get cracking with a few 1973 XL 250s I have in the shed - one is now running well and I'm starting on the next one.

Allen, that looks stunning, it looks like it came out of the factory like that. Great job and a credit to your work.

Allen, I’m in awe of your talents.

You're really good at making these videos. I love watching your work. That bike is a beautiful masterpiece.

"if u make a small mistake you wont see it because it sits behind the badge... but it's nice to get it right" That's why we love this channel 😀

Great information on How to NOT scratch the paint and fitting Badges Straight. The Bike looks Beautiful now its all together in all its glory Allen

What a stunning machine. A credit to the hours spent to create this one off beauty.

I love the way he put a f*****g great strip of steel in the vice, stuck his foot on the bench and yanked it into an approximate (read: spot-on) curve, then ever-so-delicately formed the badges to the exact radius of the tank.

Not only is the content on your channel superb, the vid. quality is pretty decent to. Thanks, great uploads!!

An absolutely stupendous project, executed beautifully.

What a gorgeous combo! All my favorite colors tastefully done! She is gonna be a stunner!

Absolute, stunning, rebirth of mechanical history !

Oh man how I wish I still had my beloved Z650s Had a pair, On for road and the other for development..You can't beat the classics for looks.

That bike is stunning Allen, Very well Done, Thanks for sharing keep em coming

I so look forward to your videos and every one I learn something new. Thank you for your time and skill Allen, much appreciated.

These videos are an unexpected and welcome result of the lockdown. Thank you Allen for your time.

You have done it again Allen, work of art.

Sir, you are amazing and your workmanship is as good as any manufacturer. I would love to see your TV show.

4:00 - That's exactly like baking soda and super glue, I've used that for almost 20 years to fix plastics and stuff.... I didn't even know they made colors for it too, that's awesome.

Love your work Sir.

Fascinating stuff! The bike looks absolutely gorgeous!! Well done, Sir!! Can't wait to see you take her for a ride!!! 👨‍👩‍👧 ❤

Thank you so much for all the excellent tips and tricks. Please please please keep them coming. Stay safe

Excellent job Allen - looks absolutely beautiful - thank you for sharing!

Love that paintwork... so awesome. Thanks for posting another update Allen!

Wow. Stunning doesn’t do the bike justice 😮 another great clip. Your videos remind me of the ‘bike is born’ etc series. It’s just as entertaining and way more technically mind bending. Keep ‘em coming and keeping us entertained in this lockdown. Thanks again 👍

Stunning Allen, just stunning!

You have made a fantastic looking bike. i have really enjoyed watching and listening to you, i cant help but noticing your old mill and lathe very much the same sort of machines as i have in my little shop..... goes to show its not the equipment but the hands that use them that matter

Allen, your videos are excellent! The details that you share are excellent, and your work is superb. Very glad I came across your channel.

Fantastic bike Allen you must feel really proud of your result cant wait to see it.

Thank you for sharing your projects, so enjoy watching, and so very informative.

That tank looked sweet! Of all the bikes to leave Japan, that's my favorite! Kawasaki sure took their time designing these pieces of art, and after you g ET a hold of them....

Would love to own that bike. Fantastic build well done Allen

A brilliant video from a brilliant engineer

It's a pleasure to see you working !!!... Thank you very much 👍

Amazing work, sir! Your projects always amaze me.

Completly amazing job, it makes me stunning what is possible with enthusiasm and dedication in a litte shed

What a wonderful video. Thank you for taking the time to produce these.

Well done my good man...you attention to detail is inspiring!

Beautiful job, and a beautiful result. It makes me realise that as unhappy as I am not being able to ride my bike at the moment, it'd be far worse if I'd just built that in my shed and couldn't ride it. Hopefully we'll all be back out on the road soon.

Beautiful work Allen, always learn something useful from your videos , thanks.

Really enjoying this series of videos Allen, thanks very much indeed.

Quality content Allen, thanks very much for this in these uncertain times, it keeps me going! Cheers

Top job mate. I know you must be pumped to ride this lovely machine. Can’t wait to see it myself 👍👍

Absolutely beautiful bike. Nice descriptive guidance on the tips too.

What a fantastic job!!! Thx for sharing!!! Greetings from germany 👍👍👍👍👍

Absolutely amazing, true craftsmanship at it,s finest!

Man when this turbulent period finish, I like to ask you to come to Australia and do the same to my Kawasaki Z 1000 ST your are genius take care, regards Robert from the Blue mountains

Brilliant job Allen.all the best Tony

More of these videos please Allen.

For holes and bonding in plastic/fiberglass I was using Plastex; was told several years ago about superglue and baking powder, been using that ever since. Cheers Wayne

The finished bike looks so good.

Absolutely beautiful! The colour is very much the same as the custom blue on my Hayabusa... just more of it than my paint job! That bike is one of a kind and very very desirable, congratulations!

Wow really great tutorial. You might be the king of shed builds!

What a great build. Beautiful bike too. Well done mate.

What a stunning bike , looks like its come out of factory as a standard 6 cylinder Z1 👍👍👏👏

Just brilliant Allen. You make it look so easy. Off to customise my Puch Maxi.

It's amazing how standard the bike appears. A bit like someone with an extra finger. Always love the Z900.. ZED 900 :-)

Another awesome detailed video, keep them coming please! 👍🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿

Nice job!!! Very good looking bike!! Yes hope we all can be riding soon!! Thank you!!

Fantastic paint job, I love it.

Hi Allen, great tips man. The bike is stunning, absolutely beautiful. 😎👍👍👍

That paintwork is amazing

Fantastic stuff, just love this beautiful bike!

Good work z1 looks outstanding Allen 👍🏻🇬🇧

Beautiful job Allen

What an amazing work of art and engineering!

Perfect video, the clean tank neck is a fantastic tip, thanks

I've used bakeing powder & super glue before for repairing plastics but good job Allen mate has always