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I completely agree. I made the switch about 2 years ago and absolutely love it. Smoother, closer, less razor burn, and cheaper. Can't beat that!

Harley might use better leather that what I am used to. Mine is a Honda Shadow and it would just make the seat a little slick for a bit. I just used the leather cleaner from then on so it stays matte.

No tire shine on the tires. It makes the bike want to slip when it's cornering. No leather conditioner on the seat or grips (if they are leather covered). Lots of sliding around. If the bike has spoke rims, don't use any power tools on them. Such items like the Turbo stick will work well for a minute but if it gets caught in between where the spokes cross, it'll yank it hard enough to damage it. Just some things I learned from the first time I cleaned my bike.

Can we label Wheel Cleaner as horrible? Is horrible a scent

Welcome Nic! What area of SD are you from? I spent a week in Rapid City/Deadwood. Beautiful country out there.

I will be going!

I love the fact that we tend to not only show off how well the products work, but also how great they smell!

Well, my wife gave birth to a beautiful baby boy...in her car...2 blocks from the hospital. I'll spare you all the details but I will say that I'll be putting Adam's Carpet Cleaner to an all new test.

I'm also in for one.

I was going to suggest Photoshop...

Darn, the scandal of the year has fizzled out. P.S. I really like that color!

The plot thickens...

Plot twist: BRZN doesn't own a GTO, all his pictures are of the model.

The Bissell is so good, it pulled the rubber mat right off the carpet! In all seriousness, I use what looks like the same Bissell and it works great for what I need it to do.

They do have that, it's at the bottom of the home page.

And that is one of the top reasons I use Adam's. Much respect Dan.

I might just have to attend both. Thanks for the heads up!

I will definitely make the three hour drive for this.

Well, I did say that and I meant it...right up until I saw a great deal on a used Cyclo in the Garage Sale Forum . I couldn't pass it up. I'm sure I'll be happy with it and I might still pick up the SK mini since the price was good.

I just want to say thank you to everyone who gave input on this. I also am going to be stepping into the world of machine polishing in about a month and I was back and forth about either the two SK's or a Cyclo. This has helped to make up my mind on getting the SK's.

Count me in if you do come up with something! I live in Central PA and would gladly make the trip out there.

I think this is a great idea. If Adam's dealers could run small, one day seminars or demos it would be quite a draw for me. To see a product in action before buying, learning new tips and tricks straight from a professional, and the ability to buy said products on the spot. I'd be interested in that.

Is it OK if I resurrect this one?