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Maybe try removing the windshield, the fairing dash (2 screws in the two corners) and try re-seating the analog gauge wiring and making sure that they're all secure. Taking the dash apart is super easy... Below image is what you'll have access too:

LMC fabricates different size fenders to fit their 8x18 wide spoked rear wheel:

I try to avoid riding in the wet stuff; which is basically unavoidable, but probably have the benefit of not getting winter road salt and such in my experience. I'll probably add this to my annual preventative maintenance routine. The wax oil is pretty gummy:

I took a look at my 2022 First Edition Model B; I didn't see any evidence of rust, but can definitely see how the edge of the fender can certainly become a problem down the road. In the below image, you can see that there is a folded seam along the edge of the fender; I sprayed an aviation...

Looks like HORNIG offers a new oil cooler spoiler: €199,99 https://www.motorcycleparts-hornig.com/BMW-R-18/Carbon-Fiber-GFK/Front-spoiler.html

OBD-II tool: I personally like and use the Hexcode GS-911, especially for the BMW platforms; it will do as Ulrich mentioned, plus SO MUCH more...

Yikes...!!! I'll definitely check my Bagger tomorrow morning...

Is that an AI generated picture... ?? Looks like a legit picture, I can't see anything on the bike that says differently...

That looks like messy work... Probably the top reason for me, sticking with the paper OEM air filter..

Let's see the whole bike... That's a great looking Blue 🔵 color...

They removed the electronic ECU functionality, and used a magneto to fire the spark plugs; I tried to capture a close up picture, showing the spark plug cable:

Can you post pictures of the bike with the mag wheels, prior to swapping to the spoked wheels?

I had originally replaced the existing pedal on my Model B, with a slightly larger pedal; which did help improve my U-Turn capabilities, via clutch friction and dragging the rear brake. I recently replaced the entire rear brake lever with the Roland Sands Design (RSD) lever, which I REALLY like...

There's a pretty good follow-up video of the actual build project:

I love the R18 in a Bobbed configuration..

Welcome aboard... Which model are you considering...? I personally have own Model B and still love it after four years (18,000 miles)

💯... I had my X-518 disengage while rolling the bike within my garage; luckily, I caught the bike before it went over...

Oh ..!!! Dolly and the R18 are definitely related...!!! RIP