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That combo looks very nice.

Check my post regarding Wunderlich Aktivkomfort vs stock Classic seats https://www.r18forums.com/threads/wunderlich-aktivkomfort-vs-stock-classic-seats.3731/

License plate reads UGLYAF

Drill baby drill!

Is this available? Wow

Agreed.

First time ever I have found this combination of low traffic, not windy and fast (but not crazy) drivers that one could overtake ever so slowly for such a long stretch. It was a blast.

I saw this picture posted by someone on another site. I’ll be 62 in June. :)

I agree that's the reason behind it. The interstate had little traffic, but that traffic was doing mostly 90-95 mph. So, I put the cruise control as high as it would accept, which looks like 98 mph, and rode about 30 miles like that. Just slightly overtaking the few cars on the road that day.

Stumpknockers on the Square in Inverness, Florida. Very good food in this quaint little town. Notice the windshield full of love bugs.

Peck's Old Port Cove, at the end of Ozello Trail in Crystal River, Florida. Most motorcyclists agree the Ozello Trail which is one of the nicest stretches of road in FL and it is indeed a nice ride, but nothing like any of those epic WV VA NC SC TN roads,

Yesterday I rode 170.8 miles on a tank. I rode 14 miles of the indicated reserve and upon refill the bike took 3.4 gallons. Temperature was 80º to 87ª and speed was highway speeds ranging from 70 to 85 mph

Today I learned that the cruise control on the R 18 won't engage past 98 mph or so.

I figure I could have done 20 more since the refill was 3.5 gallons

Yup.

Ouch!

Wow I live in Florida and have never gotten the overheating light. Interesting.

70-85 for me

When you need aggressive braking use the rear brake also. I found that the linked ABS is very light on the rear brake. So lets say you’re coming to a stop, using the front brake (and knowing it is also applying rear brake) but you want a bit more bite, then just apply more rear brake with the pedal.

I absolutely love the fat front tire, so I am glad my ‘22 has it.