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Just wait for the aftermarket rear shocks with longer travel become available. I'm not sure what the travel is on the Black-T shocks, but I'd be interested to find out. Update: I just sent Touratech DE an email asking what the Stage 3 shock travel is.

It's an outfit called Black-T. They make a Stage 2, Stage 3 and Stage 4 shock for the BMW R18. https://shop.touratech.com/black-t-shock-absorber-stage2-for-bmw-r18-from-2020-onwards.html...

That part number is for the windscreen plastic only. Not lights, chrome bits or mounting hardware.

...and my dealer threw in a "Berlin Built" T-shirt.

They also offer a Stage 4 unit. https://shop.touratech.com/black-t-shock-absorber-stage4-for-bmw-r18-from-2020-onwards.html

My SoCal dealership told me they'd be getting a few in the last week of August or the first week of September.

That part number is for the windscreen only. Not the bracketry or the running lights.

https://www.kendonusa.com/collections/stand-up-folding-motorcycle-lifts

How was the ease of installation and relocation of the turn signals on the Corbin Fairing?

This is what I got. It requires drilling two holes in the rack, but not any drilling on the fender. I also added some rubber bumpers to isolate it from the fender. https://www.ebay.com/itm/184805720573?hash=item2b074781fd:g:QsQAAOSwzgRWuz-y

I split lanes in SoCal regularly up to about 40mph. The handlebars are the widest point. It is statistically safer than staying in the lane and getting "ass holed" by a distracted driver. See article below. https://americanmotorcyclist.com/lane-splitting/

Just sell your R18 FE or Classic and buy a Transcontinental. It's probably save you some cash and aggravation.

https://www.motorcyclistonline.com/story/news/2022-bmw-r-18-b-and-r18-transcontinental-first-look/ https://www.bmwmotorcycles.com/en/models/heritage/r18-transcontinental.html

I spoke with Christopher at Corbin this morning and he told me their molded R18 saddlebags will be available in September 2021 if not sooner.

Here are some of the part numbers.

I added a fender mounted auxiliary tail light to my R18 over the weekend.

I recall rotating my control levers down slightly with no problems.