Junk & Disorderly

Henry Cole and Allen Millyard locate a Triumph Trident, restore it, and then travel to the historic Prescott Hill Climb where they set up a stall to sell the bike. The programme follows their restoration work and the subsequent sales effort at the event.

The programme follows two motor‑bike enthusiasts, Henry Cole and Allen Millyard, as they embark on a hands‑on project centred on a classic Triumph Trident. Their collaboration forms the backbone of the episode, giving viewers a clear sense of the practical work involved in bringing an old machine back to life. In the first part of the show, Cole and Millyard locate a neglected Triumph Trident and set about restoring it. The restoration process is presented step by step, highlighting the challenges of refurbishing a vintage motorcycle. Once the bike is back in working order, the pair pack it up and travel to the historic Prescott Hill Climb, a venue renowned for its motor‑sport heritage. At Prescott, the duo establishes a stall where they showcase the newly restored Trident. While there, they engage with the event’s crowd, offering the bike for sale and discussing its features. The episode closes with the stall’s activity, illustrating how the restored motorcycle moves from the workshop to a public setting where it can be appreciated and potentially change hands.