Filming rebuild project

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Idaho Logan

Discussion Starter · Jan 1, 2022

Good morning from 0 degree Boise! I am working on tearing apart my 81 GL500 and video recording every step for my own benefit. Would this be something I should post on Youtube to possibly help others? I am no mechanic but usually work on my own stuff. I dont know half of what I am looking at until I grab a manual. I am having a great time doing this and just wanted some feedback on if others might benefic from it or just enjoy watching me make a fool of myself. I am trying to do it in 10 minute segments and pre loosening everything so the videos are not painfully slow. Curious what the community thinks of the idea.

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Idaho Logan

Discussion Starter · #4 · Jan 2, 2022

That's pretty cool! I am pretty sure people not interested in bikes would pay to not have to watch my video. It is a fun project but everyone in my family thinks what I view as "fun" is pretty much the opposite of fun. Thanks for responding guys!

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Idaho Logan

Discussion Starter · #7 · Jan 2, 2022

I honestly have no interest in using Youtube for anything other than finding information. At 45 years, I am tech savvy enough but pretty old school in thought and dont plan to change that. I would post videos for the purpose of sharing info. Other people posting DIY videos have saved me countless thousands of dollars in hiring others to do work for me. It might feel pretty good to be the guy helping someone else for a change. I will look into posting soon.

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Idaho Logan

Discussion Starter · #8 · Jan 2, 2022

Gerard said:
Stupid question, does it cost me if I Subscribe to a channel?

If it does, I am in trouble. I believe it just helps the video creator ($ for them) and saves them in your Youtube library making it easier to access their videos.