As Motorcycle News notes, Millyard started by sourcing an 8-liter Viper V10 from a 1995 Dodge Viper GTS on eBay. Then in July 2007, he kicked off the build, having a rolling chassis by Christmas.

In 2009, Allen Millyard built what has become one of the most talked-about motorcycles of all time. His Dodge Viper V10-powered creation has been the subject of countless articles and videos over ...

You want to know what’s scarier than taking a homemade, V10-powered motorcycle to nearly 200 mph? Sitting on the back of one as a passenger. The duo of Allen Millyard and Henry Cole just did ...

If you're not already familiar with Millyard's work, he's quite an accomplished custom builder, known for creating far-out multi-cylinder motorcycle engines— like Kawasaki inline-fives and V12s ...

Millyard's mech-maniacal artworks have become a major attraction in their own right over the last 25 years, drawing crowds and dropping jaws at bike shows, concours events and motorcycle museums.

Motorcycles have hardly been around for a little over a century. However, right from the days of the first ever commercially produced motorcycles, there has existed a parallel market for custom ...

Twenty years ago, Dodge gave us the Tomahawk concept — a four-wheeled motorcycle built around the ... for the V10's power. For Allen Millyard, that wasn't enough. He built a functional bike ...

The Tomahawk was unquestionably insane, but to most motorcycle fans, it was also too much engine and less bike. British engineer Allen Millyard liked the idea of a V10-powered motorcycle.