If you’ve ever wondered what happens when you need service on a custom Allen Millyard creation, then the man himself is here to show you how maintenance is done on one of his very special, handcrafted machines. In this case, it’s a Kawasaki H2 1000 four-cylinder that he built back in 2003, which is of course easily identifiable by the stamp that he’s put on it to note the year that he first constructed it.
This machine is now owned by someone elsewhere in the UK, so they were able to contact him about going over the bike and addressing any maintenance issues that may have arisen in the past 20 years. According to the odometer, it’s only done about 71 miles since it left Millyard’s shed the first time, but time will inevitably have its way with things like fuel, rubber hoses, and gaskets—whether you ride a bike or not. Who better to make sure that it’s in top running order than the man who built it in the first place?
