AM's film and edit skills improve each episode.. That compression test for seals is brilliant.. I swear watching this man working lowers my blood pressure..

I really appreciate how Allen takes care to set up the camera at every stage, to ensure everything is clear.

No corroded bolts, no stripped threads, no rounded heads, it’s a joy to work on something that hasn’t been butchered by someone who’s rough and ready or knows no better (I’m looking at you...yes you! The one who sold me my super blackbird). It’s a joy to watch someone work on bike like this too, well done and thanks for another great video

@retromechanicalengineer

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I know that guy. He recently sold me a BSA engine.

@mikees60

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Sorry lads.

@retromechanicalengineer

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@@mikees60 you bounder!

@waterboy8999

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He sold me a cement mixer.

@sungear

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I got my Honda from that dude!

Your methodical disassembly of each engine you work on helps all of us to learn how to do so ourselves. Thank you so much! Looking forward to this and each episode of this series, Allen, and cheers to you & yours!

@CONEHEADDK

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It's as meditative as watching good fly tiers, casters or actually doing the things irl.. Not to forget the animals, and the wife's kitchenery...

Allen Millyard takes the Iain Tyrrell approach to "listening" to an engine to another level! Fantastic 🙂

"Allen, there's a quicker, easier more efficient way of doing that job.", said absolutely no one, ever!! A joy to watch a master at work. Thank you for another brilliant tutorial.

My wife also makes me a nice cup of tea and a bowl of Moss. 😅

@insideout2600

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🤣

Simplicity of an air-cooled two stroke single is a lovely thing. Your videos really are becoming short films. Love all the attention to secondary shots of walking about and garden/nature etc. Just lovely.

@AllenMillyard

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thank you

@ruaraidhmcdonald-walker9524

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@@AllenMillyard And the ticking of the clock in the background is so relaxing as you navigate your way through bits of engine!

A joy to watch Alan, wish I had just a small percentage of the skills you have 👍

As always, your calm and thoughtful narration, clear angles and the love and respect you have for your darling Tracey (and the animals) is such a pleasure to watch. You keep me motivated to work on my own projects in the garage and to maintain a positive attitude and perspective towards the challenges that come. Thank you!

Allen does an outstanding job of going over all the details of the bikes we rode as kids while making it a very enjoyable experience.

This made my day Allen , such a treat. Little KDX looks fun to ride ☺️

What a machine and also quite a fine KDX; 19 minutes have never passed so quickly.

Bloody love these videos. Home after a long shift. Cup of tea, Mr Kipling fruit pie and a Millyard video. Perfection.

I lusted after a KDX200 as a teenager. Lovely thing!

Two cups of tea but no cup cakes! What is the world coming to? Excellent video by the way-thumbs up for the algorithm.

An absolute pleasure to watch, as always.

Great video Allen. Always a pleasure.

That idea of blowing pressure and listening through the tube is brilliant,thanks Allen your always teaching me something new

Another grade A video Allen,I never miss one,and have watched most several times.always a treat,thanks.

Always straightforward information on strip down Allen,really great video.👍👍

a new Allen video - just perfect.

Great video Alan can't wait for the next one 👍 👏

Alan, your videos are both a tremendous inspiration and great therapy!

Lovely job Allen, Cheers.

Nice video Allen, can’t wait to see the rest👌

great job as always allen keep up the good work

Excellent video as always.

Excellent as always, thanks Allen.

Really enjoyed that, Thanks Allen.

Always a good evening with a new video from Allen. Top stuff top bloke

Looking forward to the next episode 👍🏻

always a happy day when you release a new video Allen 😀👍

Great video, sir 👍 🏍

Always enjoy your content Allen

Keep em coming Allen.

A very pleasant way to spend my Sunday evening!!

Another great video to end the weekend 👍

Loved that , cannot wait for the rebuild - keep up the great videos

Just love watching your vids

Millyard top video as always it’s a pleasure watching you tinker with engines carnt wait for next 1

Great stuff Alan! I've just recently rebuilt an IT175, I'm keen to see your method for balancing the crank webs.. looking forward to the next episode! 👍

Superb Allen, thank you

Nice! Looking forward to the next one. Thank you for the upload :)

Thanks Allen for another great video to round off the weekend 😊l like your centre pull keep up the good work 😊👍

Hi Allen, great work as always. Thanks for posting and I look forward to the next instalment.

Great entertainment as always, looking forward to the rebuild. Lovely bike.

watching these video is so therapeutic

Great work Alan 👍🏻🇨🇦

Interesting as always Allen!!...........thanks........looking forward to your next one!!

Another excellent video allen 👍🙂

Excellent work as always. So relaxing to watch and listen to your calm, measured approach to everything mechanical. Thanks Allen.

great little video Alan 👍

Amazing as always

What a great way to start my Monday. Thanks Allen.

Look forward to the next video Allen thanks for sharing

Such a pleasure to watch…makes me think of the good old days with my little Zundapp/ Puch and Yamahas. Thanks Allen!

Excellent video ,Alan makes it look so easy

Great. Love all the little hints and tips - the compression test for the oil seals is inspired!

Another cracking video , thanks

Love your Videos Allen!! I want to see more of your vintage 2 STROKE videos. I've watched all of yours that I could find. Thanks Allen!!

Another video that is pure entertainment for us lesser mortal mechanics. Keep them coming Allen they are inspiring.

Allen, another great video! I think it would be amazing to see your whole bike collection!

Such a pleasure to see the systematical way everything is done. It is inspirering and makes me want to do the same way. Also pleased to learn the small tricks from the true master. Thank you for one more great video

What a treat to watch!

Thanks Allen, made my Sunday night. Fascinating incite into top grade engineering. Take care, regards, John.

thank you allen. in these modern times of noise and rush, what a peaceful pleasant and relaxing watch 🙂🙂

I always learn something new watching Allen Millyard. Today it was using grinding paste on the crankshaft to mate the rotor better. Thank you Allen.

@TS50ER

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I loved the spanner on the clutch actuator arm to free up the cable.

Brings backs memories of my 92 kx250 engine. Nice work, I am awaiting part 2 Cheers Allen.

I love these, I learn something new but totally obvious every time I watch. Put a hose in the crankcase to LISTEN for leaks??? Simple but genius.

Another fine day with Allen & Tracie

Another magic video Allen, I love watching you work and learn so much in the process! I find myself watching the timer bar at the bottom as I don't want it to end!!!!❤️👍 Tracey is just such a megababe too !

Beautiful as usual to watch and listen to Alan doing his work. There is definitely something very unique and special to all your videos Alan👍

Massive shout out to the cup of tea makers of this world!!! Bloody good video Mate.😎

The genius Allen 👍👍

This makes me wish I still had a KDX200. Great machines

You do such great work and show how to do the work

Wow. One of my favourite bikes from back in the day.

Tracy is the best! So excited to see the rest of the series.

+1 for the Moore & Wright micrometer, the same one I used when an apprentice :) another great video Allen

Great video and a nice cup of tea in the lunch break. No cupcakes this time. Great skills on this engine, everything you repair looks easy and simple. Thanks for sharing.

Very interesting for me as I will be stripping my DT 250a engine soon! 👍

Another great to watch video Allen. O, and Tracy does look after you.😍 Thanks you for showing us all.👍 John.

Great to see enduro bikes here!!

Looking forward to the next video already Allen.👍👍

I love watching the engine coming apart and fine it hilarious that it'll go back together again, and be better that before.

love your videos allen!

now this is a welcome break to what i was writing off as a terrible sunday afternoon............he says as he adjusts the volume :) good man Allen

Great vid Allen..loved it.. top man x

You sir, you have so many nice bikes. Thank you for anotther well edited video. Also thanks to your sweet wife!

Another job well done. A little different from what you usually do but nonetheless very interesting and informative. Thanks again for your time today. I'll be sure to watch the rebuild process in your next video posting. Enjoy the rest of your weekend.

Great video Allen I always enjoy watching your easy going approach to the jobs you do Nick Australia

No annoying music, no desperate pleading to like and subscribe, just a genius at work happily barbecuing motorcycle parts. Oh, and a hedgehog update. Marvellous.

G'day Allen,, This was a great little vid, the KDX were a fantastic model in their day , The rebuild will be very interesting, so the faithfull & I will be looking forward to your next episode. Respect ...!

Another great video beautifully edited , good to see a older enduro two stroke air cooled engine getting some of Allen's expert attention . Takes me back to the seventies and eighties when I owned a couple of IT Yamaha's did alot of simpler repairs myself but paid mechanics to do anything involving splitting the cases.

Excellent video thanks for the post.

Perfect Sunday viewing! Thanks Allen, love it! Now I'm off to watch an old episode of 'Out of Town' with Jack Hargreaves 😄

Always a joy to watch, you do great work, we appreciate the time and effort you put in to making these videos. You can tell when someone knows what they are doing, by the way it looks so easy.

You`ve done it again Allen, you`ve made it all look so easy 😀

Nice video Allen. I enjoyed that, and I like the tip about grinding the end of the shaft for a better fit. I must say, Tracey takes good care of you. Always feeding you tea and snacks. 🙂