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I finally got to the last of the 14 DVD's produced by Fred Harmon on general maintainance of the GL1800 and I can only say they were absolutely amazing. Anyone who is prepared to take their 1800, strip it to the frame and rebuild it with a spanner in one hand and a camcorder in the other deserves a bloody medal. What impressed me is that, here is an ordinary guy in a small domestic garage, showing us in simplistic detail how to do what we all thought was beyond our capabilities.He does things several times to give different camera angles just to make sure we got it all. Given that he was working in intrigate areas with one hand wotking a spanner or wrench, whilst the other held a camera, the quality of the work is brilliant. I am totally convinced that they are a worthy addition forany 1800 owner who has a little but not a lot,mechanical knowledge and they should be able to tackle any job on the bike saving a fortune on service bills at the same time. I don't know you personally but well done Fred Harmon. The ammount of time and work that went into this project must have been incredible.
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I finally got to the last of the 14 DVD's produced by Fred Harmon on general maintainance of the GL1800 and I can only say they were absolutely amazing. Anyone who is prepared to take their 1800, strip it to the frame and rebuild it with a spanner in one hand and a camcorder in the other deserves a bloody medal. What impressed me is that, here is an ordinary guy in a small domestic garage, showing us in simplistic detail how to do what we all thought was beyond our capabilities.He does things several times to give different camera angles just to make sure we got it all. Given that he was working in intrigate areas with one hand wotking a spanner or wrench, whilst the other held a camera, the quality of the work is brilliant. I am totally convinced that they are a worthy addition forany 1800 owner who has a little but not a lot,mechanical knowledge and they should be able to tackle any job on the bike saving a fortune on service bills at the same time. I don't know you personally but well done Fred Harmon. The ammount of time and work that went into this project must have been incredible.
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