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Example
The tyre pressure must be
increased to the following
value to reach the correct
tyre pressure:
2.6 bar
SHIFT ASSISTANT
Shift assistant Pro
Your vehicle is equipped with a
shift assistant, a system origin-
ally developed for racing and
now adapted for riding on pub-
lic roads. It permits upshifts
and downshifts without de-
clutching or closing the throttle
in virtually all load and rpm
ranges.
Advantages
70-80 % of all gearshifts on
a trip can be done without
using the clutch.
Less relative movement
between rider and passenger
because the shift pauses are
shorter.
It is not necessary to close the
throttle valve when shifting
under acceleration.
When braking and downshift-
ing (throttle valve closed),
engine speed is adjusted by
blipping the throttle.
Shift time is shorter than a
gearshift with clutch actu-
ation.
In order for the system
to identify a request for a
gearshift, the rider has to move
the shift lever from its idle
position in the desired direction
against the force of the spring
through a certain "overtravel"
at ordinary speed or rapidly
and keep the shift lever in this
position until the gearshift is
completed. It is not necessary
to increase the force applied to
the shift lever while shifting is
in progress. Once the gearshift
has completed the shift lever
has to be fully released before
another gearshift with the
Pro shift assistant can take
place. Constantly maintain the
corresponding load condition
(throttle grip position) before
and during gear shifts using
the Gear Shift Assistant Pro.
A change in the position of
the throttle twistgrip during
a gearshift can cause the
function to abort and/or lead
to a missed shift. The shift
assistant Pro provides no
assistance for the gear change
if the rider declutches.
Summary of Contents for S 1000 RR
Page 1: ...RIDER S MANUAL S 1000 RR BMW MOTORRAD MAKE LIFE A RIDE...
Page 8: ...GENERAL IN STRUCTIONS 01...
Page 20: ...GENERAL VIEWS 02...
Page 29: ...23...
Page 30: ...STATUS INDICAT ORS 03...
Page 59: ...53...
Page 60: ...OPERATION 04...
Page 83: ...77...
Page 84: ...TFT DISPLAY 05...
Page 106: ...ADJUSTMENT 06...
Page 125: ...119...
Page 126: ...RIDING 07...
Page 143: ...137...
Page 144: ...ON THE RACE TRACK 08...
Page 172: ...ENGINEERING DETAILS 09...
Page 188: ...MAINTENANCE 10...
Page 224: ...ACCESSORIES 11...
Page 225: ...GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS 220 CONNECTOR FOR OPTIONAL ACCESSORIES 220 USB CHARGING SOCKET 222...
Page 230: ...CARE 12...
Page 236: ...TECHNICAL DATA 13...
Page 252: ...SERVICE 14...
Page 274: ...268 SERVICE Work performed Odometer reading Date...
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