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RIDING
Possibility of a fall not
precluded
Although ABS Pro and
Dynamic Brake Control
provide the rider with valuable
assistance and constitutes a
huge advance in safety for
braking with the motorcycle
banked for cornering, it cannot
under any circumstances be
considered as redefining the
physical limits that apply to
motorcycling. It is still possible
for these limits to be overshot
due to misjudgement or rider
error. In extreme cases this can
result in a crash.
Use on public roads
ABS Pro and Dynamic Brake
Control help make the motor-
cycle even safer for riding on
public roads. When the brakes
are applied because of an un-
foreseen hazard when the mo-
torcycle is banked for corner-
ing, within the physical lim-
its that apply to motorcycling
the ABS Pro system prevents
the wheels from locking and
skidding away. In panic brak-
ing, Dynamic Brake Control in-
creases the braking effect and
intervenes if the throttle grip is
accidentally turned during brak-
ing.
ABS Pro was not
developed to enhance
individual braking performance
with the motorcycle banked
into corners.
PARKING YOUR
MOTORCYCLE
Side stand
Switch off the engine.
ATTENTION
Poor ground underneath the
stand
Risk of damage to parts if
vehicle topples
Always check that the
ground under the stand is
level and firm.
ATTENTION
Additional weight placing
strain on the side stand
Risk of damage to parts if
vehicle topples
Do not sit or lean on the
vehicle while it is propped
on the side stand.
Extend the side stand and
prop the motorcycle on the
stand.
Turn the handlebars all the
way to left.
Summary of Contents for R 1250 GS 2002
Page 1: ...RIDER S MANUAL R 1250 GS BMW MOTORRAD MAKE LIFE A RIDE...
Page 8: ...GENERAL IN STRUCTIONS 01...
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Page 22: ...GENERAL VIEWS 02...
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Page 32: ...STATUS INDICAT ORS 03...
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Page 64: ...OPERATION 04...
Page 98: ...TFT DISPLAY 05...
Page 120: ...SETTING 06...
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Page 136: ...RIDING 07...
Page 158: ...ENGINEERING DETAILS 08...
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Page 180: ...MAINTENANCE 09...
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Page 214: ...ACCESSORIES 10...
Page 232: ...CARE 11...
Page 238: ...TECHNICAL DATA 12...
Page 256: ...SERVICE 13...
Page 278: ...272 SERVICE Work performed Odometer reading Date...
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