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I love the way that BMW describes how to have fun on their motorcycles while protecting liability. For those who have never read their manual, check out this snippet from the "Technology in Detail" section. They are telling you how to have fun.

Star-Lord beat me to it. That's the burnout button!

You could totally sell those. I would put one up at my work.

It is rubber mounted and will move a bit if you grab onto it and give a tug. This is normal. Can we assume that you do not have any rattles and the lid closes properly?

Brother! Two are better than one!

A Short video that I made...

That bike in black would make any rider jealous! Keeping it clean and shiny... That's the trick.

I have had both the Bagger and the TC model. I know that some have reported problems with the BMW navigation. I have never had a problem, disconnect, or glitch. I am using a Google Pixel 8 Pro if that matters to you. I came from a Goldwing and frankly love my R18 more. In fact, I love the...

Memphis Shades Lowers mounting brackets.

https://www.r18forums.com/threads/roland-sands-wheel-for-r18.2984/

Oh man, we have got to get together!

They are Memphis shades that are made for Yamaha roadliner.

When my son and I show up on there two, everyone stops to talk. Misty things like "I didn't know BMW made these". Just works if art no matter how you cut it.

Shark Road. Have them on bother the Classic and the TC.

Yes.

For the Bagger, I needed fork lowers and deflectors on the fairing (see pic). I now have the TC and wind management is excellent straight from the factory.

BTW, I did not remove the wheel to take the bolts off of the fender. Easy to get at with a wobble extension.

Before you spend a lot of money, try this for your front. I love mine. Just the benefit of keeping the front of the engine clean is worth it. I think it was $9 from AliExpress.

Do you need a computer to use this or is it compatible with a cell phone/tablet?