I've trawled the internet for hours and this is the only channel that contains education on cutting edge mechanics, baking and wildlife seamlessly rolled into one and makes absolute sense!

The sound of a Triumph twin on full chat is hard to beat.

Cup cakes, hedgehogs and motorbikes , what a perfect Sunday morning treat! I have to say your videos are so well shot and edited and the content is always nothing less than fascinating.

"That's ok honey , I know the cupcakes are still a little hot, let me take them out to the garden for you so they can cool down". Mission accomplished .

Hang on a minute. What’s this I hear from Alan’s lips? “I got one made locally” oh dear, we’re on a slippery slope here 😂😂

Ultimate backyard mechanic doesn't quite describe this guy. He's on a completely different level.

finally a baking program that keeps me interested thank you Mr Millyard

THIS Dude is the Rockstar of Motorcycles. I loved Triumph motorcycles I just couldn't locate tools that fit it mine. Amal carburetors were great. Great job welding the Aluminum.

The part about the hedgehog feeder was pure genius, it certainly kept Greta quiet.

I'm in Australia and when I heard it fire up I thought "Allen's at it again "

Mr. Millyard does his milling in his yard. Was ever a name more appropriate? Thank you sir. Always a Zen experience watching you torque.

A Gladstone from Guy, a triumph engine with a trumpet hedgehogs and a quick demo of cupcakes. Allen, you are living the dream.

The talent used in this video is fast disappearing from our skill sets, watch this and learn from a master, the smile on the owners face says it all, great video 👍👍👍👍👍👍

I love how everything is explained in a calm & relaxing voice, that's therapy in action. Great channel!

This Triumph is Gorgeous. Cant go wrong with cupcakes , tea , and a cute lil hedgehog!

To hear a tool maker describe the design and engineering of a cupcake is pure poetry; and whets the appetite as well. BTW nice bike.

Probably the only 16 year old able to admire Allens work as nothing but breathtaking

Fantastic bike, beautiful engineering. It's my greatest hope that we keep building and maintaining these wonderful machines long after electrification has taken over.

Without a doubt the best Triumph transmission/cupcake recipe/wildlife information video I have ever seen in my life.

What an excellent educator you are. I'm over here across the pond where everything is all hurried up all the time. You go into great detail with such a calm demeanor. Your voice allows for my brain to relax and imagine the build/repair. GOD bless you brother. When I get all four of my chains aligned and get things to stop breaking. I'll attempt to post a video of building my trike. I've been working on forever. It's a Schwinn Stingray OCC fat tire/ Headstrom double drive axle 24" trike. With 20"×4 1/2" fat tires and a 2stroke gas engine.

Henry looks like a proud daddy, he is lucky to have friends like you. Excellent video as always.

Lovely. Some 15 yrs ago I bought a Twin 750 Kawa - 82. The gearing was close. I spent a month running gear ratios and came to 29 rear and the standard front. I dropped the rpm's by 3000 at highway speeds. Nice take on the TR7.

Another gem from Alan with the added bonus of hedgehogs, cup cakes and our friend Henry. Thanks a lot and keep safe.

My god what a glorious sound. Good old Triumph.

Ahh, yet another wonderful upload from Allen. What a modest man he is. All trousers and no mouth! Haha. Thank you Allen

Your videos have become a family affair in my household - it's so nice to share my passion with with my family, through your perspective. 😊

I had a near duplicate to that bike that I was forced to sell due to obligations associated with having 3 kids in 3 years🤣. I miss it so very much and still have vivid dreams of riding the bike all around when I was a young man. Now I’m an old man but if given the opportunity to find my old bike I would buy it. I long for the fun and lack of stress I felt with my Triumph. Great job as usual ✌🏻🇺🇸

When this started with "I need to improve........ " my first thought was 'Henry's not going to like this'. Luckily he loved the transformation. Phew!

I love the way Mr "have some more cylinders" gets so excited about cupcakes.

Allen, I struggle to open a tin of corned beef with the stupid key on the side of the tin, the work you do is superb. Since watching your videos however I have started home baking, I know my limitations !

That Gladstone is poetry , beautiful sound , looks like a dream . Now go out there and ride the wheels off it 👍🇬🇧

Oh, that sound, that sound - Such memories are unbound...! (Wonderful. Thank You, Sir.)

Oh Allen you have a very hypnotic voice. Love your videos 😎

Always a pleasure to watch this machine, I mean man, at work And oh for that feel of tightening a bolt or nut with that “mill yard patented torque wrench forearm” 👌

What a wonderful idea that is totally our of the ability of most humans. Allen, you are a bike tinker's dream. I watched this and realized how much I miss my old Triumphs. The last 650 I had, a 69 Bonnie I had modified with a Bob Chantland aluminum barrelled 750 kit. Wow, with "R" cams. it would run 125, and pull the front end up in second gear. What a bike!

I need to move next door. “Mmm Allen, have you got a minute.. or two” We should all have a local engineering genius on hand that we can pay with cup cakes... 😁

Great job Allen, I have a couple of riding buds that changed their Harley primary sprockets up one or two teeth and they claimed amazing fuel economy with a little stretch in first gear. I think that would work on my ride, as I increased the power now I feel a need for slightly taller gears. Enjoyed very much , cheers and thanks for the tutorial on the cupcakes!

Your work inspired me to join 2 Harley Davidson 121" engines together, for a 241" "V" 4 engine. It's still needs some work but it pulls like wild horses . Keep on going! A fan in America. T.

Best motorbike DIY and cupcake channel on KZfaq

The dislikes are from those who can't bake cup 🍰 cakes 🤣🤣🤣

I feel like its classic allen to be like "yep, so I took this part off of my 50+ year old massive high precision floor lathe and now I'm gonna take it and cut a slot in it with a zip disk in a vice i'm holding with my feet on the ground of the back garden"

You have the gift of seeing elegant solutions to problems. My ears pricked up when you casually mentioned having a sprocket made up locally. I'd love to know where as I'm struggling to find one for my 1929 AJS.

Joyous. After a very stressful morning working on my own Triumph, I nipped indoors for some internet research and got distracted by this video. What could be better for settling my nerves that the soothing, matter of fact approach to your engineering issues? What could be better...well, perhaps one of those cherry muffins wouldnt go amiss. cheers.

How can people dislike this video it was one of the most informative and inspirational videos!! I absolutely loved every minute of it you have such great knowledge on a dying craft! Keep up the amazing videos I look forward to whatever project you are inspired to do next!! Showing love from Pennsylvania USA be safe!!

Very nicely done Allen, there can’t be anyone else that would even attempt changing the sprocket and moving the mountings for the alternator ! Thanks for sharing. p.s. the tiling is coming along nicely !

Probably my favorite channel. Thank you Mr. Millyard.

From what I've seen so far this is my favorite. It would suit me down to the ground, and every street in my town! Lovely Allan. Perfect!

I just watched this episode for the second time. What a beautiful machine. Mr. Milliard you continue to be an inspiration to me, I am fascinated by your knowledge and always blown away by your work! Wow!

Some of the best clips on You Tube! Brilliant, informative, entertaining. Beautiful filming as well. A pleasure to watch, thank you.

A souped up Trumpy, some hedgehogs, and some cupcakes. How good is this video? Allen, you are a marvelous man, never stop being you.

If I lived next door to you allen. you would soon be fed up with me, constant questions. I am more than interested in all your doings. Fantastic. Briddy UK.

Allen, your video production quality is fabulous! Shots from so many angles on the ride, great sound, great clarity. Your narration is also terrific. Just wanted to let you know. Loved the side bits about cupcake making and hedgehog feeding! The whole video put a smile on my face from beginning to end. :-) BTW--What a cool bike!!

I came to learn about motorcycles, learned how to make muffins. it's a great day.

Well you never cease to amaze me my oldest brother had a 750 triumph you found out that the second version of the 750 had a big bar and the first one had a long stroke so I took the two made one and ended up with a stroker that was just under 900 CC's and he could get it done into the loan 9 seconds in a quarter of a mile it was quite a machine I ride a 1957 Harley Davidson I put newer shovelheads on it and I put the hand shift transmission top on it so I could accommodate a 26 tooth counter sprocket it wasn't any good for a quarter of a mile but I could shift out of second at the end of the quarter mile doing 85 mph it had a beautiful top end

No phone call but the cupcakes looked lovely. Oh and that bike was ok as well haha. As always Allen a lovely job.

I think Tracey should have her own baking channel. Her ISP could be occasional Engineering moments.

Great work as always Allen and the classic Bucklebury straight test ride! Don't upset the Middletons and Chris Tarrant with the noise! 😂😂 Now Motogp happy days! 👍

I love the way that everything he works on turns out just puurrrfect. He really sounds like he enjoys his projects.

Watching any master at work is a delight, great engineering Allen.

What a truly beautiful machine! Is it one of your favorites? The taller gearing has to be just what it was needing. Your unique understanding of the way machines are built and operate is just completely amazing! Thank you so much for your time and videos.

Good show today Allen, thank you...

What a joy to see a thinking craftsman at work

I was shocked to see you farm the sprocket job out. Thought you'd cut the tooth profiles out by hand with a round file stored in your Swiss army knife.😂 Delighted to see Charlie's elbow still works and not a drop spilt betwixt cup and lip.

After watching Allen’s videos do you ever feel like your a mere mortal and Allen is the equivalent of Yoda?

Casual cupcake instructional in the middle. Great stuff.

That was educational in more ways than one. For a start, I hadn’t heard of Gladstone motorcycles until I watched the video. On top of that, I learned that it’s possible to install a much larger primary sprocket on a 750 Triumph (if one is skilled enough, of course). Finally, I almost feel brave enough to attempt cupcakes! Another thoroughly enjoyable episode.

Allen has the happy knack of making his videos very interesting and enjoyable to watch.

Hi Allen, fantastic machine, glad to see the "foot/garden" vice and workbench back in action mate. Pleasure to watch you modify the gearing, machining and cup cakes.. perfect shed day..!! Surprised the phone was silent regarding the exhaust pipe noise lol, great video as always, brightened up my Sunday morning for sure. Look forward to the next one. Cheers, Alex.

That's the secret, a shot of ZX1 extra lube in the tea. The sound of all that Triumph twin is making me come over all funny.

Your amazing! My teacher Marty Dickerson,(of Vinsent fame) was in awe of British engineering..

I have always wanted to build a Hercules Prima 5s moped with a 115ccm Kit but this guy could do it in his sleep Big respect!

I love it how you cut that thread in over your tea lol. Who made that sprocket for you looks fab

Just perfect.... like every vid you've ever posted. 🇦🇺👍🇦🇺👌🇦🇺👍🇦🇺👌

I was using Triuphh tiger cub some years years.Wonderful machine. Thank you Triunph

Between you and Paul Brodie, the best channels on KZfaq. :)

Beautiful Bike sounds great too.

We need Tracey to start a KZfaq cupcake channel and mail order service for those delicious looking cakes X50

Your videos are most entertaining and definitely educational. Charlie weaver does a good job as a supporting actor. I can smell those cupcakes coming out of the oven, your wife does a tremendous job. Between Charlie, the Birdies and the hedgehogs your videos contain a complete package. Thank you so much for all your hard work!

Allen, if we were neighbors, I would be your biggest pest. Thanks for the FACINATING videos!

So that's Henry's bike? Lovely looking (and sounding) machine it is too.

great vid! does anything ever NOT fit perfectly? 😂

Nothing sounds or feels better than a Triumph with pea shooters cruising around on a 55 deg. night with your knees against the tank to keep warm. Something about the temp makes them sound so sweet with the exhaust, tapet, and engine metal sound.

Ladies and gentlemen, the Bob Ross of motorcycle maintenance narration, right here. So relaxing, so concise, and... oh look, there's a hedgehog nomming a cupcake. (Shh! no one let it slip that he's an absolute wizard when it comes to motorcycles.) Brilliant!

So next thing to do : A motorcycle engined food processor , think of the amount of cup cakes you could make then , you could go into business with Tracy , I can see it all now .......Mr Millyards exceedingly well engineered cakes LOL

This Man is like the Dalai-Lama for Motorcycles and tasty Muffins 👍🏻😊

Ya gotta luv dem old THUMPERS!!! I know I always will. Outstanding build!!!

Watching your channel makes me want one of my old 650 Triumphs Back…! Or even my Old 58 BSA 650s….🎶👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻🎶❤️

Perfect. When you tighten things like crankshaft nuts , and clutches etc , if you make a click click sound with your mouth you will find it just makes things even more betterer ,,, the sort of click click you make to giddy up a small pony ... just a thought that may help in some future projects . : )

Oh! So that's how cupcakes are made!

Not happy Allen,you parked the bike right next to the mower.I was hoping to get a sniff of the fuel from the old girl.Great work mate,top video as always. All the very best from Aussie.

Dang, somehow with this video I finally got a sense of how a clutch works. Bonus! Thanks for the inspiration and keep on trucking, chief Allen!

Cooking, hedgehog crap and motorcycle mods in the same channel, pretty eclectic a mix of stuff!

Ever gotten carb cleaner in your eye? Everyone's done it 😜

It's nice to see a british Gentleman and his careful work - and then he rides fast like Mike Hailwood. Greetings from Austria!

It pretty much matters not what you’re working on, I just love listening to your commentary and especially enjoy your digressions. I don’t know why but I feel like some coffee and cake now...

Think you better fab up some hearing aids for the hedgehogs 😁

omg hedgehogs! theyre so rare these days unfortunately

Apparently all those decades I was learning how to and working on motorsickles I missed the " you hafta break a few eggs " part which esplains why Alan is so good and I'm just pretty good...😁

Is it just me or does any one else feel engineeringly inadequate watching his vids. Makes everything look so easy.

Excellent, the sound of a bike the smell of cutting oil & baking of cupcakes 🧁 What more could you want on a Sunday. Another great video cheers Allen Henry looked very happy. (Where was Greta this week) 👍🏍