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Yep, that was cool for all of a few minutes.

So, is this going to be a general info video or more of a 'How to'?

I knew I wasn't the only RP fan in here. LOL

Another update on my bike.
Whatever the Seafoam removed was also causing problems with my shifter.
95% of the Neutral problem I had is gone. Now when I reach for it, I can actually find it.

This just keeps getting better and better.

No such thing as mechanic in a can. And yes, I got my bike used and very abused. I was worried I was going to have to pull the whole thing apart and rebuild it when I got it but I've been able to get and keep it running while slowly doing back maintenance and upgrades. So when I put the Seafoam in, I had an idea I was going to get sludge out. I just had no idea it was that bad. But the difference was so dramatic it really caught me by surprise.

I enjoy wrenching on my stuff, but I have so many other things to do that I usually get my mechanic to do the big stuff for me. I just don't have the time.  So a huge time saver like Seafoam is tops in my book.  I totally 100% recommend it.  Be sure to read the destructions first.

Saw a video on YouTude the other day that was all about people getting pulled over for doing stupid things to bikers. It was great. If I find it again, I'll post it here.

jct, My thoughts exactly. That's why I was careful not to add it until the day before I changed the oil.

But now...??

Normally when I'm ripped off, I call the Cops. And when someone messes with my bike, my first thought is to find'em and grind'em. But I think in this case I'll let them get away with it.

Someone stole the engine off my bike and replaced it with a new mill. Can't mistake that new engine smoothness. I won't do the Seafoam again for a while, but man o man.... a difference that made me actually look down to verify it was my engine still on there. Amazing.  The power and smoothness is just stunning.  It's like someone put a new engine on it.  Incredible.

So, I can highly recommend you try it on your bike, especially if you have a high mileage one.  But be careful you follow destructions so you don't dissolve away something important.  And only leave it in for one day's worth of casual use.

EDIT:
One other thing it did that had me guessing for a few minutes.  The lifter knock is gone.  Totally.  I was trying to figure out what else was different besides the power and smoothness when I suddenly realized I couldn't hear the lifter knock anymore.

I also added Lucas Oil Treatment to it this time.  I haven't done that before.

I think I love this stuff.  Very seldom do I find a product that works the way it says.  This is one of those rare times.