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Mine works well for the rider, doesn't move. I noticed there are slight differences of these chinese versions. Maybe some are crappier than others????

Slightly larger heel/toe shifter pedals.

Cheap..... https://www.ebay.com/itm/226321909662

Thank you. Just ordered one.

I bought the pipes from a local dealer in Australia. They had them in stock.

The B has Freedom slip-ons. They have a nice deeper note.

Yes, R18 Highline. I bought the bike with the factory Bobber kit already fitted as seen in the pic below. But the seating position just didn't do it for me. So I bought a different seat kit, changed the pipes because the Akropovics are just as quiet as the fishtails, and fitted the factory...

I went with the cheaper chinese version. Converts for the passenger when required. Works very well.

The usual characteristics, like the bike wobble on startup, sound etc. are the same, but the ride is different. different seating position, handlebars, wind factor. To me they are 2 different animals.

I did see a pic of one on FB.......The owner liked it.

R18B and a Bobbed R18 Highline here. The Bagger is for the longer trips, and the Bobber is for getting around town....

I cannot find it now, but I read a post in the internet somewhere recently, and I remembered it saying that the latest GS-911 software could correct the speedo on another BMW model..... It is possible to correct the errors on Harley and other bikes, so I am sure it is possible with the correct...

Well, it was a BMW R100/7.......The motor has been swapped out.....

I bought them from Nightcraft Bobbers in Australia. I am not sure if they still make them.

Beach bars are on.....

As far as I know, this is the only plugnplay speedo from Koso. So the rev range can't be changed. The shift light also can only be set as low as 4000 rpm, and then going up in 500 rpm increments. Mine is set at 4000 rpm.

Fitted some shorter pipes today. I like the clear view of the final drive.....

Unfortunately It doesn't look like it is possible to correct through the gauge. I did read somewhere that recent updates to GS-911 might allow speed correction......Still looking into that.

Well, the gauge gets its data from the bike, so it would be the same. However, I think you can calibrate the speed via the gauge. I'll get back to you on that...

Did a few things today...... 1. Changed the gauge to a Koso gauge. 2. Changed the Homage Bobber seat to a Alex Leather Craft seat.