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100 Nm sounds correct...

5' 9" and always shared that same concern with my 2008.GS Adventure; that feeling of the ground not being there when coming to a stop ... I sat on the GS Adventure 1300 at the BMW HQ event a couple of weekends ago; both feet touch ground pretty securely, mostly due to the adaptive height system...

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I personally found that the 10 Watt puck, wasn't able to keep up with the load that I put on my phone while riding, utilizing the BMW Connect app via (Wi-Fi) and perhaps Bluetooth via navigation screen mirror and constant YT or Prime music streaming...

How about a charger puck which has a simple 12 V two wire pig tail?

These Ape Hangers are rated at 18 mph... I tried searching the forum, that a member posted about the R18 B ape handlebars and the differences between the stock bars... He posted side-by-side pictures, which appeared to be very detailed...

Hands down... My favorite...

You can add dots to a Google map or perhaps Google Earth based on forum members providing you with their location. Membership is currently 3,852 forum members... I'll be your first or 2nd entry: Tenafly NJ (New Jersey) 07670 USA

I'm not sure what the "leg clearance" refers to...? There's 94 pictures and two videos on BaT link that Dave sent earlier... Such a cool looking bike... I wish I had the Craftsmanship, tools and a shop to turn out similar looking bikes...

We'll all have to watch the BaT auction...

What are they asking for it...?

Looks like the R18 Fishtail Exhaust was used for this build... I thought this was pretty interesting...

The R18 B cases are limited space-wise; I've been able to pack about 4 to 5 days worth of clothes when on long weekend trips with buddies; however, I recently purchased and installed the following Nelson Rig and a water proof Biltwell bag that I strap to the Nelson Rig:

Have you made any upgrades that would change the clutch system? New handlebars, new levers, new reservoirs, hydraulic cables, etc.. Maybe just pop the cover off of the clutch reservoir and check the level... Finger the clutch lever rapidly and see if you see any air bubbles.. if so, keep...

Perhaps, it is simply explained as physical fatigue...? Maybe you are physically tired on the later part of your ride, where the clutch work is the result of your own fatigue; I recently mounted a RAM cup holder on my Model B, because I have a tendency NOT to properly hydrate while out on...

Agree 100%... I like the wide rear tire with the fat spokes..

I agree with this statement 100%... It's how I understand the science behind mounting tires...

I haven't noticed any differences in the approximate "friction" zone after long days of riding; the clutch friction zone, appears to be pretty consistent in terms of muscle memory for me. I like the dry clutch, and the overall clutch design which is self-coupling in order to provide the...

The YELLOW color DOT marks the lightest part of the tire, and is typically aligned with the heaviest part of the wheel; which, is where the valve stem or TPS sensor is located..