long time R airhead owner, new to K series

[volksbullli]

Greetings All,
   Long time R airhead owner here, delving into the K series world with a 85' K100RT. Runs good no major complainants. Will be posting some technical questions in the appropriate area in the near future. Hope the an active poster. Thanks. Jon

[detbmw]

I bought my first brick last fall and I was told by a longtime brick rider that the first thing I should do was to check the drive splines (where the drive shaft mates to the final drive). I did this the day after I bought the bike. I'm making that same recommendation to you.

[Lawrence]

Welcome Jon,
I was in the same position last year.  Rode airheads for decades, then bought a low-miles 1985 K100RS.  It was a big leap for me and I struggled for a while with the challenges of learning new wrenching tricks.  Now all's well and I'm looking forward to some weather that will let me enjoy her again. 
I'm battling cabin fever now, keeping sane by reading about what I can't at the moment ride   :dunno

[argent brick]

Welcome aboard, Jon.

I bought my flying brick about one year ago. I was looking for a boxer or a brick, I did not care which. Now, I question if I still would want a boxer. Give yourself some time to get used to the differences between the two. You will love your new K brick.

[BobZ(IL)]

Welcome aboard. K bikes are really fun, but don't lose the Airhead. 

[Snowy]

I'm one of the lucky one's as I have one of each - both are great in their own ways. Enjoy the brick.