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The monster motorcycle 'Viper V10,' built by legendary British engineer Allen Millyard, is going up for auction. The stage will be an H&H auction held next month at the National Motorcycle Museum. This off-the-charts machine, powered by an automotive V10, is set to pass to a new owner.
The Viper V10 — its very existence is art. Throwing out practicality and efficiency entirely, built simply because he wanted to build it — that aesthetic is irresistible. Home-builder Allen Millyard's obsession lives directly in this lump of machinery. The moment a one-off like this hits the market, you can feel the energy of the scene. I wonder who ends up with it.
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I'm just plain curious how high the hammer price will go - a one-off like this tends to have no ceiling.
So the Viper V10 is a motorcycle that's actually running a car engine?
Right, it's an off-the-charts machine with an actual car V10 engine dropped straight into a motorcycle frame.
There must be other builders of monster bikes like this besides Millyard, but his builds feel like they go over the top in a different way.
I'm curious where it actually stands - is this something road-legal, or purely a display show piece?
Since it's being auctioned at the National Motorcycle Museum, it's probably being treated more as collector value than as something with a riding record.
The very idea of dropping a car V10 in is already going all-in on romance - I want to see the real thing.
Just seeing the name Millyard already feels like a guarantee it's off the charts - a bike with a V10 in it is not a sane idea.
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