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  1. Anibal

    Time To Move On ?

    I agree. Unless the bike is no longer for you because of health, practicality or other factors, I would stick with it. It is one of a kind, timeless, reliable, dependable and capable cruiser. It may even go up in value in a few years due to its uniqueness and low numbers. I like a few bikes out...
  2. Anibal

    Welcome from southern Nevada

    Awesome first edition B. There is little else needed but of course, it is down to personal preferences. The only thing I did to mine was to add the wind deflectors on the batwing and that got rid of 90% of the turbulence. They are not the OEM ones, they were from EBay 😁
  3. Anibal

    Hard starting

    Not sure I followed the first bit but did you mean you use the red emergency kill switch whilst the bike still rolling, i.e, moving? The way I stop my engine is by pressing the power button situated on the right handlebar control cluster. By then I have already entered my garage, came to full...
  4. Anibal

    Welcome from southern Nevada

    Welcome aboard and congratulations on your bike. Way different to the super smooth K engines. The R18 shakes like a wet dog and has a distinctive valves song, but it is part of the package and self induced and I really like it (some may not 😂😂😂) Anyway, post a picture of your B when you get a...
  5. Anibal

    Hard starting

    Just a thought as the failure to start up first time has been discussed previously on other topics. All the points flagged here are valid but I believe that if the above were the root cause, then it would affect all R18 engines. Now, for those having issues starting the bike either hot or cold...
  6. Anibal

    Two years later, I finally bought one...

    Welcome aboard and congratulations on your new bike.
  7. Anibal

    Quick Oil Level Check

    This is what I do. With the bike upright, as long as the oil is anywhere inside the red circle then you are good to go. I use the mobile phone to take a video in case the camera does not take an accurate picture because I don’t have a bike stand. Overfilling the engine with oil is not a good...
  8. Anibal

    Hard starting

    10.7K miles, fully stock. Never had a single issue.
  9. Anibal

    Hard starting

    @u20251009 I have been very fortunate to have enjoyed 3 years of trouble free biking with my R18. We have E10 (10% ethanol) fuels here in the UK but I exclusively use Shell V Power E 5 as this is the one I consider to be the best available fuel. I use my bike to commute 3 days a week on...
  10. Anibal

    Hard starting

    Another culprit could be the charcoal canister. The charcoal canister is part of the EVAP system, which recycles fuel vapors from the gas tank. If the canister is clogged or cracked, it can't do its job, leading to an improper air-fuel mixture in the engine, which can cause a no-start condition...
  11. Anibal

    New Owner of a 2022 R18 Transcontinental

    Welcome aboard Lee and congratulations on your new TC. At 8.5K miles, she hasn’t even woken up yet. Good deal and lovely machine 👏
  12. Anibal

    Future R18 owner

    Congrats. Enjoy your new bike👏👏
  13. Anibal

    Hello from Savannah

    Welcome aboard and congratulations on your new bike. Indeed, that is a Bagger or R18B as it is commonly called. Beautiful machine, enjoy.
  14. Anibal

    Mirrors

    Looks good. 👍
  15. Anibal

    Took my first ride today

    Well done. Here’s to many more happy miles to come.👍
  16. Anibal

    New member from Houston TX

    Welcome aboard and congrats on your new bike. 👍
  17. Anibal

    Internal ratchet in final drive

    Well done and thank you for sharing this Rufus.👍
  18. Anibal

    Hello from Kingston - shopping for first cruiser

    Well done and congratulations 🥳 Enjoy 👍
  19. Anibal

    Customs R18

    Nice one 👍
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