1926 Raleigh Engine Disassembly

We have 4 classic motorcycles on the workshop benches at the moment!
Here's another private tour of the museum workshop, including Sammy taking apart a 94 year old Raleigh motorcycle engine! No workshop video of ours would be complete without some customary pearls of mechanical wisdom from the man who's 'been there, done that and got the t-shirt!'. This video is no different!
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[@mikecartlidge5355]

One of the wonderful things about life is there is always something new to learn as in using a sticky label as a template for marking out, great idea, thanks Sammy.

[@routmaster38]

My day goes too quickly when I watch these excellent videos and forget meals etc !

[@retromechanicalengineer]

Sammy's workshop is my kind of paradise.

[@EddyTeetree]

Best show on poo-tube! Thank you Mr Miller. Great man great racer Great Bloke👍👍😊
Looking forward to a series on your career if you would consider it?
Namaste
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[@kenmcfarland4287]

Thanks very much for your videos Sammy, keep up your Ulster humour 😂😂💙💙 From one Northern Irishman to another.

[@johnpenny2328]

It's really interesting to see behind the scenes at the museum. Good to see you enjoying yourself Sammy.

[@tristanbuckoke9121]

Brilliant video Sammy. Cheers

[@davidsmith7201]

Great job Sammy 👍

[@paulpaul5606]

Just a lot of knowledge

[@mattouli]

With these earlier bikes I see a lot of ‘bicycle’ in the frame design... didn’t realise sturmey archer did motorcycle components