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Overview

Chapter 2 of this Rider's Man-
ual will provide you with an initial
overview of your motorcycle. All
maintenance and repair work car-
ried out on your motorcycle will
be documented in Chapter 12.
Proof of the maintenance work
performed is a prerequisite for
generous treatment of claims.
When the time comes to sell
your BMW, please remember
to hand over this Rider's Man-
ual; it is an important part of the
motorcycle.

Abbreviations and
symbols

Indicates warnings that
you must comply with for

reasons of your safety and the
safety of others, and to protect
your motorcycle against damage.

Special information on op-
erating and inspecting your

motorcycle as well as mainte-
nance and adjustment proce-
dures.

Indicates the end of an
item of information.

Instruction.

Result of an activity.

Reference to a page with
more detailed informa-
tion.

Indicates the end of ac-
cessory or equipment-
dependent information.

Tightening torque.

Technical data.

OE

Optional equipment
The motorcycles are as-
sembled complete with
all the BMW optional ex-
tras originally ordered.

OA

Optional accessory
BMW optional acces-
sories can be purchased
and installed at your au-
thorized BMW Motorrad
retailer.

EWS Electronic immobilizer.

DWA Anti-theft alarm.

ABS Anti-Lock Brake System.

DTC Dynamic Traction Con-

trol.

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Summary of Contents for S 1000 RR - 2010

Page 1: ...BMW Motorrad Rider s Manual US Model S 1000 RR The Ultimate Riding Machine ...

Page 2: ...tailer Data Motorcycle data Model Vehicle Identification Number Color number First registration Registration number Retailer Data Contact in Service Ms Mr Phone number Retailer s address phone number com pany stamp ...

Page 3: ...r new BMW motorcycle It contains important information on how to operate the controls and how to make the best possible use of all your BMW s technical features In addition it contains information on maintenance and care to help you maintain your motorcycle s reliability and safety as well as its value If you have any questions con cerning your motorcycle your au thorized BMW Motorrad retailer is ...

Page 4: ...a tors 21 ABS warning indicators 27 DTC warning displays 29 Anti theft alarm warning indi cators 31 4 Operation 35 Ignition switch and steering lock 36 Electronic immobilizer EWS 37 Clock 37 Odometer and tripmeters 38 Lights 39 Turn indicators 39 Hazard warning flashers 40 Emergency ON OFF switch 40 BMW Motorrad Race ABS 41 Dynamic Traction Control DTC 42 Driving mode 43 Brakes 45 Mirrors 46 Sprin...

Page 5: ... Engine oil 107 Brake system 109 Coolant 113 Side panels 113 Clutch 115 Tires 116 Rims 117 Chain 117 Wheels 119 Front wheel stand 126 Rear wheel stand 127 Lamps 128 Fuses 136 Jump starting 137 Battery 137 10 Care 141 Care products 142 Washing your motorcy cle 142 Cleaning sensitive motorcy cle parts 142 Paint care 143 Protective wax coating 144 Storing motorcycle 144 Returning motorcycle to use 14...

Page 6: ... Motorrad Service 161 BMW Motorrad Service Quality 161 BMW Motorrad Mobility Services onsite break down service 161 BMW Motorrad Service Network 162 Maintenance work 162 Confirmation of mainte nance work 163 Confirmation of service 168 13 Index 170 ...

Page 7: ...General instructions General instructions Overview 6 Abbreviations and symbols 6 Equipment 7 Technical data 7 Currentness of this manual 7 1 5 z General instructions ...

Page 8: ...protect your motorcycle against damage Special information on op erating and inspecting your motorcycle as well as mainte nance and adjustment proce dures Indicates the end of an item of information Instruction Result of an activity Reference to a page with more detailed informa tion Indicates the end of ac cessory or equipment dependent information Tightening torque Technical data OE Optional equ...

Page 9: ...ibed in separate operating instructions Technical data All dimensions weights and out puts in the Rider s Manual refer to the Deutsches Institut für Nor mung e V DIN and comply with its tolerance regulations Ver sions for individual countries may differ Currentness of this manual The high safety and quality stan dards of BMW motorcycles are maintained by constant devel opment work on designs equip...

Page 10: ...1 8 z General instructions ...

Page 11: ...Overviews Overviews General view left side 11 General view right side 13 Left handlebar fitting 14 Handlebar fitting right 15 Underneath seat 16 Instrument cluster 17 Headlight 18 2 9 z Overviews ...

Page 12: ...2 10 z Overviews ...

Page 13: ...ebound stage damping 49 2 Adjusting rear compression damping 50 3 Adjuster for spring preload rear 47 4 Seat lock 52 5 Tire inflation pressure table Payload table Chain adjustment values 6 Engine oil level indicator 107 7 Adjusting front compres sion damping 49 2 11 z Overviews ...

Page 14: ...2 12 z Overviews ...

Page 15: ...2 2 Vehicle Identification Num ber and type plate on steering head bearing at right 3 Brake fluid reservoir front 111 4 Coolant level indicator be hind side panel 113 5 Engine oil fill location 108 6 Adjusting rear rebound stage damping 51 2 13 z Overviews ...

Page 16: ...ing lap timer 74 2 with BMW Motorrad Race ABSOE ABS operation 41 with BMW Motorrad Race ABS and DTCOE Using DTC 42 3 Using hazard warning flashers 40 4 Operating turn indicators 39 5 Horn 6 Setting clock 37 Using racing functions 70 7 Operating odometer 38 2 14 z Overviews ...

Page 17: ...Handlebar fitting right 1 Selecting driving mode 43 2 Starting engine 59 3 Emergency ON OFF switch 40 2 15 z Overviews ...

Page 18: ...Battery with BMW Motorrad Race ABSOE Deviating position of the battery shifted back and rotated by 180 2 Helmet holder 54 3 Luggage loops 54 4 Onboard toolkit 106 5 Fuse box 136 6 Rider s Manual US Model 2 16 z Overviews ...

Page 19: ... Ambient brightness sensor for brightness adjustment of instrument lighting with anti theft alarmOE Anti theft alarm indicator light see anti theft alarm operating instructions 5 Multifunction display 20 The instrument cluster lighting has automatic day and night switchover 2 17 z Overviews ...

Page 20: ...Headlight 1 Parking lights 2 Low beam headlight 3 High beam headlight 2 18 z Overviews ...

Page 21: ...Status indicators Status indicators Standard displays 20 Standard warning indicators 21 ABS warning indicators 27 DTC warning displays 29 Anti theft alarm warning indicators 31 3 19 z Status indicators ...

Page 22: ...s right 3 Idling 4 High beam headlight Gear indicator The gear engaged or N for neu tral appears on the display If no gear is engaged the neutral indicator light also lights up Service display If the time remaining until the next service lies within a month the service date is briefly dis played following the pre ride check The month 1 and year 2 are shown In this example the display means August ...

Page 23: ...lso lights up yellow in ad dition to the date or mileage dis play The Service lettering is dis played continuously If the service display appears more than a month before the service date the stored date must be adjusted in the instrument cluster This situation can occur if the battery has been disconnected for a longer time Consult a certified workshop preferably an authorized BMW Motorrad retail...

Page 24: ...e General warning light 3 also lights up red or yel low If several warnings are active all corresponding warning lights are displayed and warnings are shown alternately The possible warnings are listed on the next page 3 22 z Status indicators ...

Page 25: ...ts up red Temperature dis play flashes Coolant temperature too high 25 Lights up Engine in emergency operation mode 25 Lights up yellow LAMPR is indi cated Rear bulb defective 26 LAMPF is indi cated Parking light bulb defective 26 LAMP is indi cated Turn indicator bulb defective 26 VDS is shown in the empty display Motorcycle has fallen over 27 3 23 z Status indicators ...

Page 26: ...Warning light Displays Meaning VDS is indicated Fall sensor missing or defective 27 3 24 z Status indicators ...

Page 27: ...ve fuel quantity Reserve fuel quantity Approx 1 1 gal Approx 4 l Refueling 65 Coolant temperature too high General warning light shows red The coolant temperature display flashes Continued driving with an overheated engine can re sult in engine damage Be sure to observe the measures listed below Possible cause The coolant temperature is too high If possible continue driving in the part load range ...

Page 28: ...rking light bulb defective LAMPF is indicated A defective bulb places your safety at risk because it is easier for other users to oversee the motorcycle Replace defective bulbs as soon as possible always carry a complete set of spare bulbs if possible Possible cause Parking light bulb defective Replacing left parking light bulb 130 Replacing right parking light bulb 132 Turn indicator bulb defecti...

Page 29: ...cause The fall sensor is not installed Install fall sensor Possible cause A defect was determined in the fall sensor Contact a specialized work shop preferably an authorized BMW Motorrad retailer ABS warning indicators with BMW Motorrad Race ABSOE Display ABS warnings are indicated by one of the ABS warning lights ABS warning lights de scribed in this manual Possible alternative warning light due ...

Page 30: ...Overview of warning indicators Warning light Displays Meaning Flashes ABS self diagnosis not completed 29 Lights up ABS deactivated 29 Lights up ABS error 29 3 28 z Status indicators ...

Page 31: ... ABS warning light lights up Possible cause The ABS control unit has de tected an error The ABS func tion is not available Continued driving is possible while taking the failed ABS function into account Observe additional information on situa tions which can lead to an ABS error 99 Have the malfunction corrected as soon as possible by a spe cialized workshop preferably an authorized BMW Motorrad r...

Page 32: ...f warning indicators Warning light Displays Meaning Flashes rapidly DTC intervention 31 Flashes slowly Self diagnosis not completed 31 Lights up DTC deactivated 31 Lights up DTC error 31 3 30 z Status indicators ...

Page 33: ...d of at least 3 mph 5 km h Ride off slowly It must be noted that the DTC function is not available until the self diagnosis has been completed DTC deactivated DTC warning light lights up Possible cause The DTC system has been deac tivated by the driver Switching on DTC function 43 DTC error DTC warning light lights up Possible cause The DTC control unit has de tected an error Continued driving is ...

Page 34: ...shown as warnings 2 in conjunction with the general warning light 3 following the pre ride check and refer to the capacity of the internal anti theft alarm battery The possible warnings are listed on the next page 3 32 z Status indicators ...

Page 35: ...view of warning indicators Warning light Displays Meaning DWALO Is indi cated Anti theft alarm battery weak 34 Lights up yellow DWA Is indicated Anti theft alarm battery drained 34 3 33 z Status indicators ...

Page 36: ...nected Contact a specialized work shop preferably an authorized BMW Motorrad retailer Anti theft alarm battery drained General warning light shows yellow DWA is indicated This error message is only displayed for a short time following the pre ride check Possible cause The anti theft alarm battery has no capacity The operation of the anti theft alarm is no longer en sured with the motorcycle batter...

Page 37: ...and tripmeters 38 Lights 39 Turn indicators 39 Hazard warning flashers 40 Emergency ON OFF switch 40 BMW Motorrad Race ABS 41 Dynamic Traction Control DTC 42 Driving mode 43 Brakes 45 Mirrors 46 Spring preload 46 Damping 48 Tires 52 Front and rear seats 52 Helmet holder 54 Luggage loops 54 4 35 z Operation ...

Page 38: ...ction circuits switched on Engine can be started Pre ride check is performed 60 with BMW Motorrad Race ABSOE ABS self diagnosis is performed 61 with BMW Motorrad Race ABS and DTCOE DTC self diagnosis is per formed 61 Switching off ignition Turn key to position 2 Light switched off Handlebars not locked Key can be removed Locking handlebars Turn handlebars to left Turn key to position 3 while movin...

Page 39: ...e it disabled by your BMW Motorrad partner For this purpose you have to bring along all other keys that belong to the motorcycle The motor can no longer be started using a disabled key however a disabled key can be enabled again Replacement and spare keys are only available through an autho rized BMW Motorrad retailer The keys are part of an inte grated security system so the retailer is under an ...

Page 40: ...eserve level Resetting tripmeter Switch on ignition Select desired tripmeter Press and hold button 1 until tripmeter has been reset Residual range The operating range 1 indicates what distance can still be driven with the remaining fuel It is only displayed after the fuel reserve is reached This distance is cal culated on the basis of fuel level and average consumption When refueling after running...

Page 41: ...dlight switches on automatically when you start the engine High beam headlight and headlight flasher Start engine Press switch 1 toward front to switch on high beam headlight Pull switch 1 downward to op erated headlight flasher Parking light Switch off ignition Press button 1 to left and hold immediately after switching off ignition until parking light is switched on Switch ignition on and then o...

Page 42: ...a turn indicator button is pressed with the ignition switched on the flashing function replaces the emergency flashing function as long as the button is pressed If the turn indicator but ton is released the emergency flasher function becomes active again Press button 1 to switch on hazard warning flashers Ignition can be switched off Press button 1 again to switch off hazard warning flashers Emerg...

Page 43: ...also be deactivated while driving Press and hold button 1 un til the ABS warning light 2 changes its display behavior ABS warning light lights up with BMW Motorrad Race ABS and DTCOE Press and hold the button 1 until the warning lights change their display behavior first the DTC warning light 3 then the ABS warning light 2 The setting of the DTC re mains unchanged ABS warning light lights up Relea...

Page 44: ... for the SLICK function as an alternative the ignition can be switched off then on again If the ABS light continues to light up after switching the ignition off and then on again an ABS fault has occurred Dynamic Traction Control DTC with BMW Motorrad Race ABS and DTCOE Switching off DTC function Switch on ignition The DTC function can also be deactivated while driving Press and hold button 1 un t...

Page 45: ...plug is not used for the SLICK function as an alternative the ignition can be switched off then on again If the DTC warning light lights up after switching the ignition off and on and then con tinued driving over 3 mph 5 km h a DTC error has occurred Driving mode Setting driving mode Switch on ignition Press button 1 Details on the selectable driving modes are provided in the chapter Technology in...

Page 46: ...racing tires When selecting the SLICK mode observe the restricted ABS control for the rear wheel see the chapter Technology in detail When the motorcycle comes to a stop the selected driving mode is activated after approx ten seconds The new driving mode is acti vated while driving under the following conditions Brake not actuated Throttle turned all the way back Clutch actuated After the new driv...

Page 47: ...e con nector 1 To do so press the locking device 2 down and pull off the cap by pulling it upwards Mount coding plug Switch on ignition For safety reasons after the cod ing plug is connected the RAIN mode 1 is automatically acti vated Setting driving mode 43 Installing driver s seat 53 Brakes Adjusting handbrake lever Changing the position of the brake fluid reservoir can allow air to penetrate th...

Page 48: ... Adjusting mirrors Move mirror into desired posi tion by twisting Spring preload Setting The spring preload on the front wheel must be adapted to the nature of the terrain Uneven terrain requires a high spring preload flat terrain requires a lower spring preload It is essential to set the spring preload of the rear suspension to suit the load carried by the mo torcycle Increase spring preload when...

Page 49: ...kg Your motorcycle s han dling will suffer if you do not match the spring preload and damping characteristic settings Adjust the damping characteristic to suit the spring preload To decrease spring deflection increase spring preload turn adjusting screws 3 with tool of onboard toolkit in direction a To decrease spring deflection decrease spring preload turn adjusting screws 3 with tool of onboard ...

Page 50: ... match the spring preload and damping characteristic settings Adjust the damping characteristic to suit the spring preload To increase spring deflection increase spring preload turn adjustment ring 2 with tool of onboard toolkit in direction b To increase spring deflection decrease spring preload turn adjustment ring 2 with tool of onboard toolkit in direction a Tighten screw 1 to appropriate torq...

Page 51: ... screw with tool of on board toolkit so that marking 2 points to a lower scale value Compression stage ba sic setting front Position 3 comfortable setting with driver 187 lbs 85 kg Position 5 normal setting with driver 187 lbs 85 kg Compression stage ba sic setting front Position 8 sporty setting with driver 187 lbs 85 kg Make sure that the same val ues are set on the left and right Rebound stage ...

Page 52: ...ront Position 8 sporty setting with driver 187 lbs 85 kg Adjusting compression damping for rear wheel Make sure ground is level and firm and park motorcycle Adjust compression damping for long thrusts low speed with adjusting screw 1 and compression damping for short thrusts high speed with ad justment ring 2 To increase damping turn ad justing screw or adjustment ring with tool of onboard toolkit...

Page 53: ... setting with driver 187 lbs 85 kg Adjusting rebound stage damping for rear wheel Make sure ground is level and firm and park motorcycle Adjust rebound stage damping with adjusting screw 1 To increase damping turn ad justing screw with tool on on board toolkit so that marking 2 points to a higher scale value To decrease damping turn adjusting screw with tool of on board toolkit so that marking 2 p...

Page 54: ... screw them on firmly to pre vent sudden tire deflation Make sure ground is level and firm and park motorcycle Check tire pressures against data below Tire pressure front 36 3 psi 2 5 bar With tire cold Tire pressure rear 42 1 psi 2 9 bar With tire cold If tire pressure is too low Correct tire pressure Front and rear seats Removing passenger seat Make sure ground is level and firm and park motorcy...

Page 55: ...crews 1 forward some what and hold in place Remove screws Push the driver s seat forwards lift it at the rear and remove it When doing so make sure that the paneling is not damaged by the screws Lay the driver s seat on the cover side on a clean surface Installing driver s seat Mount driver s seat in mount 2 then position over screw holes 3 When doing so make sure that the paneling is not damaged ...

Page 56: ...n hooking on the helmet watch the position of the helmet lock Guide the steel cable which is available as an accessory through the helmet and hook the cable eyelets into the hel met holder 1 Installing passenger seat 53 Set down helmet on driver s seat Luggage loops Locking luggage on motorcycle Removing passenger seat 52 Turn over passenger seat Take loops 1 out of holders and lay toward outside ...

Page 57: ...Use loops 1 e g in conjunction with passenger footrests to lash luggage onto passenger seat When doing so make sure that the rear trim is not damaged 4 55 z Operation ...

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Page 59: ...Riding Riding Safety instructions 58 Checklist 59 Starting 59 Running in 62 Shifting gear 63 Brakes 64 Parking your motorcycle 65 Refueling 65 Securing motorcycle for transport 67 5 57 z Riding ...

Page 60: ... affected components and fail ure of safety related functions Damage caused in this way is not covered by the warranty Do not make any modifications Correct loading Overloading and imbal anced loads can adversely affect the motorcycle s handling Do not exceed the gross weight limit and observe the loading information Adjust setting of spring preload damping characteristic and tire inflation pressu...

Page 61: ...gs and wear limits before you ride off Brakes Front and rear brake fluid levels Clutch Shock absorber setting and spring preload Tread depth and tire inflation pressure Secure luggage attachment Tension and lubrication of drive chain At regular intervals Engine oil level every time you refuel Brake pad wear during every third stop for refueling Starting Side stand You cannot start the motorcy cle ...

Page 62: ...e or use jump leads and a donor battery to start Engine starts Consult the troubleshooting chart if the engine refuses to start 146 Pre ride check The instrument cluster runs a test of the warning lights and the tachometer when the ignition is switched on this is the Pre Ride Check The test is aborted if the engine is started before it is completed Phase 1 The indicator and warning lights 1 light ...

Page 63: ...check the wheel sensors the motorcycle must be driven a few yards Phase 1 Checking the diagnosable system components while stopped ABS warning light flashes Phase 2 Checking wheel sensors while starting off ABS warning light flashes ABS self diagnosis completed The ABS warning light goes out If an ABS fault is indicated after the ABS self diagnosis is com pleted Continued driving is possible It mu...

Page 64: ...sible by a spe cialized workshop preferably an authorized BMW Motorrad retailer Running in The first 620 mls 1 000 km While running in the motorcy cle vary the throttle opening and engine speed range fre quently avoid driving for long periods at a constant speed Choose curvy slightly hilly sec tions of road if possible Observe the engine run in speeds Engine run in speed 7000 min 1 Odometer readin...

Page 65: ...asher in dicates the ideal speed for driving off for racing starts Shifting flasher off speed too low Shifting flasher lit up ideal drive off speed Shifting flasher flashing speed to high Shifting speed During driving the shifting flasher indicates the speed at which the rider should shift into the next highest gear Shifting flasher lit up shifting speed will be reached soon Shifting flasher goes ...

Page 66: ...n during downshifts Brakes How is the shortest braking distance achieved The dynamic load distribution between the front and rear wheel changes during braking The heavier you brake the more the front wheel is loaded The greater the wheel load the more braking force can be transferred To achieve the shortest possible braking distance the front brake must be applied quickly and with increasing force...

Page 67: ... working on the brakes due to oil or grease residues When driving on soiled roads or offroad Poor braking action due to moisture and dirt Brake until brakes are dry or clean clean if necessary Brake early until the full braking action is available again Parking your motorcycle Side stand Switch off engine If the ground is soft or un even there is no guaran tee that the motorcycle will rest firmly ...

Page 68: ...lytic converter Use only unleaded fuel Make sure ground is level and firm and park motorcycle Open protective cap Unlock fuel tank cap 1 with ignition key and fold up Refuel with quality listed below at most until lower edge of filler neck is reached When refueling after run ning on reserve make sure that you top up the tank to a level above reserve as other wise the sensor will not be able to reg...

Page 69: ...ove screws 1 and take off trim panel of lower fork bridge The motorcycle can tip away to the side and fall over Secure the motorcycle against tipping away to the side Push motorcycle onto transport surface and do not place on side stand or center stand Components can be dam aged Do not pinch components e g brake lines or wiring harnesses Lay straps at front over lower fork bridge on both sides Ten...

Page 70: ...Fasten straps at rear on both sides on passenger footrests and tension Tension all straps evenly mo torcycle should be compressed as greatly as possible 5 68 z Riding ...

Page 71: ...tifunction display 70 LAPTIMER mode 72 INFO mode 76 SETUP mode 81 In a gravel bed 88 Removing and installing mirror 88 Removing and installing license plate carrier 89 Removing and installing front turn indicator 92 6 69 z On the racetrack ...

Page 72: ...mes and other data can be saved and dis played again in the INFO mode INFO mode In the INFO mode the stored information from the LAPTIMER mode can be dis played This mode can only be activated with the motorcycle stopped SETUP mode In the SETUP mode the behavior of the instru ment cluster can be adjusted to driver s preferences This mode can only be activated with the motorcycle stopped If INFO ME...

Page 73: ...lection solid line button pressed briefly dotted line press and hold button 1 Operating odometer 38 2 Setting clock 37 3 Starting time recording 74 4 Starting INFO menu 76 5 Starting SETUP menu 81 6 71 z On the racetrack ...

Page 74: ...with LASTLAP The running time of the current lap The following times can be shown in the third line The fastest of the stored laps marked with BESTLAP The all time best lap time without a marking The running time of the current lap The possible combinations are described on Page 84 The stopped time of the preced ing racing lap is shown briefly at the start of each new racing lap before the display...

Page 75: ...p timer mode solid line button pressed briefly dotted line press and hold button 1 Ending time entry 75 2 Interrupting time entry 75 3 Starting time recording 74 4 Adjusting display setting 74 6 73 z On the racetrack ...

Page 76: ...tinues to run However the recording of a new lap can only be started in the other modes with an exter nal signal Infrared receiver with infrared receiverOA Operation of the instrument clus ter in the LAPTIMER mode can be carried out conveniently with an infrared signal For this pur pose the infrared receiver avail able as an optional accessory must be connected to the instru ment cluster Operation...

Page 77: ...cing lap press and hold down the button 1 un til is displayed Then change the display mode using the button 2 If you do not want to save the displayed time any longer press the button 2 to change the display mode If additional laps are recorded at a later time the numbering of the laps is continued Only after the current recording has been deleted in INFO mode does counting begin at lap 1 again 6 ...

Page 78: ...hen the button 1 is pressed the stored laps are displayed in the following order Each time the button 2 is pressed they are displayed in the opposite order all time best lap time ATBEST best stored lap time BEST last stored lap time LAST all other stored laps Exit INFO mode INFO RETURN Possibility to delete the stored data INFO CLEAR ALL except all time best lap time 6 76 z On the racetrack ...

Page 79: ...utton pressed briefly dotted line press and hold button 1 Selecting stored lap 76 2 Clearing lap times 79 3 Jump directly to CLEAR ALL menu 4 Exiting INFO mode 78 5 Clearing recording 78 6 Activating ROAD mode 79 6 77 z On the racetrack ...

Page 80: ...rcent and number of shifts G of indicated rac ing lap 4 Lap time of displayed rac ing lap Exiting INFO mode Press button 1 or button 2 re peatedly until INFO RETURN is displayed Press and hold button 2 to exit INFO mode The recorded values are stored Clearing recording Press and hold down the but ton 1 until INFO CLEAR ALL is displayed Press and hold down the but ton 2 to delete the recorded data ...

Page 81: ...us races The all time best lap can also be deleted If the all time best lap is from a stored recording the correspond ing lap number is also displayed If the all time best lap does not have a lap number it is from a recording that has already been deleted Clearing lap times Press button 1 or button 2 repeatedly until the lap to be deleted is displayed Press and hold button 2 to delete the lap If t...

Page 82: ...e corresponding lap is deleted The lap that previously had been the second to last lap is taken over as the new last lap a random stored lap it is deleted The numbering of the remaining laps is maintained 6 80 z On the racetrack ...

Page 83: ...ers are displayed in the following order Each time the button 2 is pressed they are displayed in the opposite order Switch on speed of shifting flasher SFT ON Switch off speed of shifting flasher SFTOFF Brightness of shifting flasher SFT BR Flashing frequency of shifting flasher SFT FL Display structure in Laptimer mode SETUP LAPTIMER Display duration for last stopped time HOLD Minimum lap time LA...

Page 84: ...ew of Setup mode solid line button pressed briefly dotted line press and hold button 1 Selecting parameter 81 2 Jump directly to ROAD mode 3 Setting parameter 83 4 Exiting settings 83 6 82 z On the racetrack ...

Page 85: ...s The value has been saved Exiting settings Press and hold button 1 until multifunction display switches over to ROAD mode A value which is still flashing will not be saved As an alternative press but ton 1 or button 2 repeatedly until SETUP RETURN is dis played If SETUP RETURN is displayed Press and hold button 2 to exit SETUP mode SETUP MENUis indicated Switch on speed of shifting flasher Displa...

Page 86: ... maximum brightness The shifting flasher remains switched on during setting and is immediately adjusted to the selected brightness Flashing frequency of shifting flasher Display of flashing frequency of shifting flasher in Hz 1 s If ON is selected the shifting flasher lights up constantly Display structure in Laptimer mode The display structure in the Lap timer mode can be selected from six versio...

Page 87: ...wn in the third line Version 2 The time required for the pre ceding lap is shown in the sec ond line and the running time of the current lap is shown in the third line Version 3 The running time of the current lap is shown in the second line and the all time best lap time is shown in the third line 79 6 85 z On the racetrack ...

Page 88: ...lap time of the stored values is shown in the third line Version 5 The running time of the current lap is shown in the second line and the third line remains empty Version 6 The second line remains empty and the running time of the cur rent lap is shown in the third line 6 86 z On the racetrack ...

Page 89: ...t lap is shown again Minimum lap time When using an infrared receiver to determine the lap times the time can be set which must elapse after the first received signal before a new signal is accepted This prevents the signals of several transmitters positioned next to each other from being evaluated It is also not possible to start a new lap with the headlight flasher button within this time 6 87 z...

Page 90: ...e loose substrate and close the throttle in a timely manner before reaching a solid substrate Then switch the DTC back on Removing and installing mirror Removing mirror Make sure ground is level and firm and park motorcycle Remove nuts 1 on left and right and take off mirror Secure the paneling 2 on the left and right to the fairing bracket 3 If cable ties are used protect possible locations of ab...

Page 91: ... plate carrier Switch off ignition Make sure ground is level and firm and park motorcycle with anti theft alarmOE Deactivate anti theft alarm sys tem if necessary Removing passenger seat 52 Cut through cable ties 1 Actuate locking mechanism 2 and disconnect connector with anti theft alarmOE Actuate locking mechanisms 3 and disconnect connector Remove screw 4 Remove anti theft alarm sys tem from br...

Page 92: ...g connector toward rear off anti theft alarm system bracket Remove anti theft alarm sys tem bracket Protect connector on motorcy cle against soiling Remove screws 8 with wash ers and take off license plate carrier Guide cable through opening 9 when doing so Installing passenger seat 53 Installing license plate carrier Make sure ground is level and firm and park motorcycle Removing passenger seat 5...

Page 93: ...mechanism 2 engages and secure on rear frame with cable tie 1 with anti theft alarmOE Slide connector of license plate carrier onto anti theft alarm system bracket so that lock ing mechanism 7 engages Close connector so that locking mechanism 6 engages Mount anti theft alarm system bracket 5 in rear frame 6 91 z On the racetrack ...

Page 94: ... turn indicator The working steps de scribed here for the right fairing side panel also apply logi cally for the left side Removing fairing side panel 113 Unclip the turn signal cable at position 1 Remove screw 2 and take off turn indicator Guide cable through fairing side panel Protect connector on motorcy cle against soiling Mount fairing side panel in mount 7 on engine spoiler 6 92 z On the rac...

Page 95: ...Installing front turn indicator Remove the screw 1 on the inside of the right side panel Remove screws 2 and 3 Remove screws 4 with wash ers Pull fairing side panel out of rubber buffer at position 5 and remove Guide cable through fairing side panel Position turn indicator and in stall screw 2 6 93 z On the racetrack ...

Page 96: ...Clip the turn signal cable in at position 1 Installing fairing side panel 114 6 94 z On the racetrack ...

Page 97: ...Technology in detail Technology in detail Driving mode 96 Brake system with BMW Motorrad Race ABS 98 Engine management with BMW Motorrad DTC 100 7 95 z Technology in detail ...

Page 98: ...he support of the driver by the ABS and DTC systems is increasingly reduced The RAIN SPORT and RACE modes are designed for riding with series tires recommended by BMW Motorrad SLICK mode assumes racing tires and roads with very good adhesion Therefore consider the follow ing when selecting the driving mode The sportier the setting the more demanding the require ments for the driving skill of the r...

Page 99: ...hey are usually found on racetracks only This mode also assumes that the motorcycle is riding with racing tires that have very good adhesion The engine output increase in power and response are de signed for maximum sportiness The behavior of the ABS system matches that of the RACE mode however with one difference If the footbrake lever is actuated ABS control is no longer carried out on the rear ...

Page 100: ... function The result may be damage to the rear wheel brake and the clutch Burn outs may be carried out with the ABS function switched off only How does ABS work The maximum braking force that can be transferred to the road surface is partially dependent on the friction coefficient of the road surface Gravel ice snow and wet roads offer a considerably poorer friction coefficient than a dry clean as...

Page 101: ... If the footbrake pedal is first actuated after this the brake pressure already built up can be felt earlier than the counter pres sure than when the footbrake pedal is actuated before or to gether with the handbrake lever Lifting off rear wheel Even during severe braking a high level of tire grip can mean that the front wheel does not lock up until very late if at all Consequently ABS does not in...

Page 102: ...e potentially shorter braking distances which BMW Motorrad Race ABS per mits must not be used as an ex cuse for careless riding ABS is primarily a means of ensuring a safety margin in genuine emer gencies Take care when cornering When you apply the brakes on a cor ner the motorcycle s weight and momentum take over and even BMW Motorrad Race ABS is un able to counteract their effects Engine managem...

Page 103: ...l wheelie for a longer period with DTC deactivated Rear wheel spinning in place with front brake pulled burn out Heating up on an auxiliary stand at idle or with gear engaged If the coding plug for the SLICK mode is not installed the DTC is reactivated by switching the ignition off and then on again and then driving over 3 mph 5 km h If the front wheel loses contact to the ground during extreme ac...

Page 104: ...7 102 z Technology in detail ...

Page 105: ...Accessories Accessories General instructions 104 Luggage 104 8 103 z Accessories ...

Page 106: ... that it can be used on or in connection with BMW motorcycles without constituting a safety hazard Nor is this guarantee provided when the official approval of a specific country has been granted Tests conducted by these instances cannot make provision for all op erating conditions experienced by BMW motorcycles and conse quently they are not sufficient in some circumstances Use only parts and acc...

Page 107: ...106 Onboard toolkit 106 Engine oil 107 Brake system 109 Coolant 113 Side panels 113 Clutch 115 Tires 116 Rims 117 Chain 117 Wheels 119 Front wheel stand 126 Rear wheel stand 127 Lamps 128 Fuses 136 Jump starting 137 Battery 137 9 105 z Maintenance ...

Page 108: ...spe cialized knowledge are required to carry out some of the work described here If you are in doubt consult a certified work shop preferably your authorized BMW Motorrad retailer Onboard toolkit 1 Spare fuses with gripper Miniature fuses 4 A and 7 5 A 2 Box wrench Wrench size 34 mm Adjusting chain tension 118 3 Socket wrench Wrench size 17 mm Adjusting spring preload on front wheel 46 Adjusting c...

Page 109: ... oil Checking engine oil level The engine can seize if the oil level is low and this can lead to accidents Always make sure that the oil level is correct The oil level varies with the temperature of the oil The higher the temperature the higher the level of oil in the sump Checking the oil level with the engine cold or after a short trip leads to misinterpretations and therefore to incorrect oil f...

Page 110: ...orrected by a specialized workshop preferably an authorized BMW Motorrad retailer Topping up engine oil Make sure ground is level and firm and park motorcycle Wipe area around fill location clean Remove cap 1 of engine oil fill location Both too little and too much engine oil can lead to engine damage Always make sure that the oil level is correct Add engine oil up to specified level 9 108 z Maint...

Page 111: ...ake sure ground is level and firm and park motorcycle Turn handlebars Visually inspect left and right brake pads to ascertain their thickness Direction of view From rear looking at brake pads 1 Front brake pad wear limit min 0 03 in min 0 8 mm Only friction material with out carrier plate If brake pads are worn Dropping below the mini mum pad thickness leads to reduced braking performance and may ...

Page 112: ...ad brake pads Checking rear brake pad thickness Make sure ground is level and firm and park motorcycle Check the brake pad thickness with visual inspection Direction of view From rear looking at brake pads 1 Rear brake pad wear limit min 0 04 in min 1 0 mm Only friction material with out carrier plate Wear indi cators must be clearly visi ble If the wear indicating mark is no longer visible Droppi...

Page 113: ... Move handlebars into straight ahead position Read off brake fluid level at brake fluid reservoir 1 The brake fluid level in the brake fluid reservoir drops due to brake pad wear Front brake fluid level Brake fluid DOT4 The brake fluid level must not fall below the MIN mark Brake fluid reservoir hori zontal If brake fluid level drops below permissible level A low fluid level in the brake reservoir...

Page 114: ...ff brake fluid level at rear brake fluid reservoir 1 The brake fluid level in the brake fluid reservoir drops due to brake pad wear Rear brake fluid level Brake fluid DOT4 The brake fluid level must not fall below the MIN mark Brake fluid reservoir hori zontal If brake fluid level drops below permissible level A low fluid level in the brake reservoir can allow air to penetrate the brake system Thi...

Page 115: ...from front looking at in side of right hand side panel Coolant specified level between MIN and MAX marks on the expansion tank If coolant level drops below per missible level Add coolant Topping up coolant Removing fairing side panel 113 Open cap 1 of expansion tank Add coolant up to specified level Checking coolant level 113 Close cap of expansion tank Installing fairing side panel 114 Side panel...

Page 116: ...e screw 1 on the inside of the side panel Remove screws 2 and 3 Remove screws 4 with wash ers Pull fairing side panel out of rubber buffer at position 5 and remove Disconnect connector 6 Take off fairing side panel Installing fairing side panel Mount fairing side panel in mount 7 on engine spoiler 9 114 z Maintenance ...

Page 117: ...ews 4 with washers Install screws 2 and 3 Install screw 1 Clutch Checking clutch operation Pull the clutch lever Pressure point must be clearly perceptible If no clear pressure point can be felt Have the clutch checked by a specialized workshop preferably an authorized BMW Motorrad retailer Checking clutch lever play Operate clutch lever 1 until resistance is felt 9 115 z Maintenance ...

Page 118: ...lay is correctly adjusted Tires Checking tire tread depth The handling of your mo torcycle can already change for the worse before the legally prescribed minimum tread depth is reached Have tires replaced even be fore the minimum tread depth is reached Make sure ground is level and firm and park motorcycle Measure tire tread depth in main tread grooves with wear indicating marks Tires have wear in...

Page 119: ... and dirt carry out lubricate ear lier accordingly Switch off ignition and engage Neutral Clean drive chain with suitable cleaning agent dry and apply chain lubricant To attain a high chain running performance BMW Motor rad recommends using BMW Motorrad chain lubricant or Castrol Chain Spray O R Wipe off excess lubricant Checking chain tension Make sure ground is level and firm and park motorcycle...

Page 120: ...e 4 is set on the left and right Tighten locknuts 3 on left and right with appropriate torque Locknut of drive chain tensioning screw 14 lb ft 19 Nm Tighten quick release axle nut 1 to appropriate torque Rear wheel quick release axle in swinging arm Thread locking compound Mechanical screw lock 74 lb ft 100 Nm Checking chain wear Engage 1st gear Turn rear wheel in driving di rection Chain is pre t...

Page 121: ...ad com Affect of wheel sizes on chassis control systems The wheel sizes play a major role in the chassis control systems ABS and DTC Especially the di ameter and width of the wheels are stored in the control unit as the basis for all necessary calcu lations A change in these sizes due to conversion to others than the wheels installed as standard equipment can seriously affect the control comfort o...

Page 122: ...perate the handbrake lever when the brake calipers have been removed Remove screws 2 of brake calipers on left and right Push brake pads 3 apart slightly by rocking the brake caliper 4 back and forth against the brake disk 5 Carefully pull brake calipers back and out until clear of brake disks Place motorcycle on an auxil iary stand BMW Motorrad rec ommends BMW Motorrad rear wheel stand Installing...

Page 123: ... wheel other than the standard wheel is in stalled Please see the information on the effect of wheel sizes on the chassis control systems ABS and DTC at the beginning of this chapter Threaded fasteners not tightened to the specified torque can work loose or their threads can suffer damage Always have the tightening torques checked by a specialized workshop preferably an authorized BMW Motorrad ret...

Page 124: ... Install screws 2 on left and right with appropriate torque Radial brake calipers on the axle adapter 28 lb ft 38 Nm with BMW Motorrad Race ABSOE Insert ABS sensor into hole and install screw 1 Remove adhesive tape from wheel rim Press handbrake lever firmly a number of times until resis tance point is felt Removing rear wheel Place motorcycle on an auxil iary stand BMW Motorrad rec ommends BMW Mo...

Page 125: ...ck nuts 3 on left and right Loosen adjusting screws 2 on left and right Remove adjusting plate 4 and slide axle as far as possible to ward inside Remove quick release axle 5 and take out adjusting plate 6 Roll rear wheel as far forward as possible and remove chain 7 from chain sprocket Remove brake line from bracket 8 with BMW Motorrad Race ABSOE Remove brake and ABS line from bracket 8 9 123 z Ma...

Page 126: ...ons may occur during control interventions by ABS and DTC if a wheel other than the standard wheel is in stalled Please see the information on the effect of wheel sizes on the chassis control systems ABS and DTC at the beginning of this chapter Threaded fasteners not tightened to the specified torque can work loose or their threads can suffer damage Always have the tightening torques checked by a ...

Page 127: ... brake caliper carrier 10 toward the front Roll rear wheel as far forward as possible and lay chain 7 on sprocket Mount adjusting plate on right 6 in swinging arm so that twist lock 12 is positioned vertically Lift rear wheel and install rear axle 5 through adjusting plate into brake caliper carrier and rear wheel Make sure that rear axle con tacts twist lock 9 125 z Maintenance ...

Page 128: ... is not designed for holding motorcycles without a center or other auxiliary stands A motorcycle standing on the front wheel stand and the rear wheel alone can fall over Place the motorcycle on the cen ter stand or an auxiliary stand before lifting it with the BMW Motorrad front wheel stand Place motorcycle on an auxil iary stand BMW Motorrad rec ommends the BMW Motorrad auxiliary stand Installing...

Page 129: ...he pins in serted into the front suspen sion Adjust the height of the aux iliary stand so that the front wheel is lifted slightly off the ground Attach the auxiliary stand to the front suspension and press it on the ground evenly Rear wheel stand Installing the auxiliary stand on the rear wheel Use basic stand with tool number 0 402 241 and the mounting pieces 2 152 839 9 127 z Maintenance ...

Page 130: ...he height of the aux iliary stand so that the rear wheel is lifted slightly off the ground Attach the auxiliary stand to the rear wheel swinging arm and press it on the ground evenly Lamps General instructions A warning appears in the multi function display if a bulb is defec tive If the brake or rear light fails the symbol is accompanied by the General warning light which lights up yellow A defec...

Page 131: ...hap ter Technical Data Replacing low beam and high beam bulbs The alignment of the con nector may differ from the illustration depending on the bulb to be replaced Make sure ground is level and firm and park motorcycle Switch off ignition Remove the cover 1 to replace the low beam bulb Remove the cover 2 to replace the high beam bulb Disconnect plug 3 Remove spring wire brackets 4 from their deten...

Page 132: ...ice life of the bulbs are the consequence Bulbs for low beam headlight H7 12 V 55 W Bulb for high beam headlight H7 12 V 55 W Install bulb 5 To do this first insert lug 6 then press bulb into socket Insert both sides of wire spring 4 into locking device Attach plug 3 Install the cover Replacing left parking light bulb Make sure ground is level and firm and park motorcycle Switch off ignition Remov...

Page 133: ...defective bulb Do not touch the glass of new bulbs with your fin gers For installation use a clean dry cloth Dirt deposits in par ticular oil and grease interfere with heat radiation from the bulb Overheating and therefore short service life of the bulbs are the consequence Bulb for parking light W5W 12 V 5 W Insert bulb 4 into the socket 9 131 z Maintenance ...

Page 134: ...ice 2 downwards using a screwdriver if necessary and pull the socket 3 out of the headlight housing Remove bulb 4 from the socket Replace defective bulb Do not touch the glass of new bulbs with your fin gers For installation use a clean dry cloth Dirt deposits in par ticular oil and grease interfere with heat radiation from the bulb Overheating and therefore short service life of the bulbs are the...

Page 135: ...nto headlight housing until locking device 2 engages Install the cover Replacing front and rear turn indicator bulbs Make sure ground is level and firm and park motorcycle Switch off ignition Remove screw 1 Pull glass on screw connection side out of mirror housing 9 133 z Maintenance ...

Page 136: ...ticular oil and grease interfere with heat radiation from the bulb Overheating and therefore short service life of the bulbs are the consequence Bulbs for flashing turn indicators front RY10W 12 V 10 W Bulbs for flashing turn indicators rear RY10W 12 V 10 W Install bulb 2 by screwing clockwise into light housing Insert inside end of lens into light housing and close Install screw 1 9 134 z Mainten...

Page 137: ...aillight 1 Replacing license plate light Pull license plate light 1 out of lamp housing Pull bulb out of socket Replace defective bulb Do not touch the glass of new bulbs with your fin gers For installation use a clean dry cloth Dirt deposits in par ticular oil and grease interfere with heat radiation from the bulb Overheating and therefore short service life of the bulbs are the consequence Bulb ...

Page 138: ...place main fuse remove cover 2 of relay box Pull defective fuse upward out of fuse box If the fuses blow frequently have the electrical system checked by an authorized spe cialized workshop preferably a BMW Motorrad retailer Installing fuse Replace defective fuse with fuse with required amperage An overview of the fuse as signment and the required amperages is provided in the chapter Technical Dat...

Page 139: ...starting the engine do not disconnect the battery from the onboard electrical sys tem Removing driver s seat 53 Run engine of donor vehicle during jump starting Begin by connecting one end of red jump lead to positive ter minal of discharged battery and other end to positive terminal of donor battery Then connect one end of black jumper lead to negative termi nal of donor battery and other end to ...

Page 140: ...sconnect the battery from the motorcycle or connect a trickle charger to the battery BMW Motorrad has devel oped a trickle charger spe cially designed for compatibility with the electronics of your mo torcycle Using this charger you can keep the battery charged during long periods when the motorcycle is not being used without having to disconnect the battery from the motorcycle s onboard systems A...

Page 141: ... positive battery ca ble 2 Then install negative battery cable 1 with BMW Motorrad Race ABSOE Note the deviating position of the battery and the poles 1 and 2 Installing driver s seat 53 Charging battery Disconnect battery from motor cycle 138 Charge battery using a suitable charger Comply with operating instruc tions of charger 9 139 z Maintenance ...

Page 142: ... ficult to move moving it back and forth will help Installing battery If the motorcycle was dis connected from the bat tery for a longer time the current date must be entered in the in strument cluster to ensure the proper operation of the service display Consult a certified workshop preferably an authorized BMW Motorrad retailer for setting of the date Place battery in battery com partment with p...

Page 143: ...re Care Care products 142 Washing your motorcycle 142 Cleaning sensitive motorcycle parts 142 Paint care 143 Protective wax coating 144 Storing motorcycle 144 Returning motorcycle to use 144 10 141 z Care ...

Page 144: ...ely after it has been exposed to bright sunlight and do not wash it in the sun Make sure that the motorcycle is washed frequently especially during the winter months To remove road salt clean the motorcycle with cold water im mediately after every trip After washing the motor cycle after driving through water or in the rain braking can be delayed due to damp brake disks and brake pads Brake early ...

Page 145: ...r en sure that the fins are not bent Rubber Treat rubber components with water or BMW rubber protection coating agent Using silicone sprays for the care of rubber seals can cause damage Do not use silicon sprays or other care products that contain silicon Paint care Washing the motorcycle regularly will help counteract the long term effects of substances that dam age the paint especially if your m...

Page 146: ...nd main and side stand pivots with a suitable lubricant Coat bare metal and chrome plated parts with an acid free grease e g Vaseline Park motorcycle in a dry room so that both wheels are un loaded Before putting the motor cycle into storage have the engine oil and the oil filter element changed by a special ist workshop preferably an au thorized BMW Motorrad retailer Combine work for storing retu...

Page 147: ...eaded fasteners 147 Engine 149 Fuel 150 Engine oil 150 Clutch 151 Transmission 151 Rear wheel drive 152 Running gear 152 Brakes 153 Wheels and tires 153 Electrical system 154 Frame 156 Dimensions 156 Weights 157 Riding specifications 157 11 145 z Technical data ...

Page 148: ...Remedy Side stand Retract side stand 59 Gear engaged and clutch not operated Place transmission in neutral or disengage clutch 59 Clutch disengaged before ignition on Switch on ignition first then disengage clutch No fuel in tank Refueling 65 Battery drained Charge battery 11 146 z Technical data ...

Page 149: ...g screw in axle adapter M8 x 35 14 lb ft 19 Nm Radial brake calipers on the axle adapter M10 x 65 28 lb ft 38 Nm Rear wheel Value Valid Locknut of drive chain tension ing screw M8 14 lb ft 19 Nm Rear wheel quick release axle in swinging arm M24 x 1 5 Mechanical screw lock 74 lb ft 100 Nm 11 147 z Technical data ...

Page 150: ...8 x 30 15 lb ft 20 Nm Clamping screw on upper spring plate M5 x 25 2 lb ft 3 Nm Spring strut on main frame M10 x 65 41 lb ft 56 Nm Mirrors Value Valid Mirror on front panel carrier M6 Replacing the nuts Mechanical screw lock 6 lb ft 8 Nm 11 148 z Technical data ...

Page 151: ...d electronic fuel injection integrated six speed transmission wet sump lubrication Displacement 999 cc 999 cm3 Cylinder bore 3 1 in 80 mm Piston stroke 2 in 49 7 mm Compression ratio 13 1 Rated output 193 hp 142 kW at engine speed 12500 min 1 Torque 83 lb ft 112 Nm at engine speed 9750 min 1 Maximum engine speed max 14200 min 1 Idle speed 1250 min 1 Engine at operating temperature 11 149 z Technic...

Page 152: ...oil Engine oil capacity 3 7 quarts 3 5 l with filter change products recommended by BMW Motorrad and generally permissible viscosity classes Castrol Power 1 Racing SAE 5W 40 API SL JASO MA2 4 F 20 C SAE 5W 40 API SJ JASO MA2 4 F 20 C SAE 10W 40 API SJ JASO MA2 4 F 20 C Engine oil quantity for topping up max 0 8 quarts max 0 8 l Difference between MIN and MAX BMW recommends 11 150 z Technical data ...

Page 153: ...hifted 6 speed transmission integrated in engine housing Transmission gear ratios 1 652 76 46 teeth Primary gear ratio 2 647 45 17 teeth 1st gear 2 091 46 22 teeth 2nd gear 1 727 38 22 teeth 3rd gear 1 500 36 24 teeth 4th gear 1 360 34 25 teeth 5th gear 1 261 29 23 teeth 6th gear 11 151 z Technical data ...

Page 154: ...ive Pinion sprocket 17 44 Secondary gear ratio 2 588 Running gear Front wheel Type of front suspension Upside down telescopic forks Spring travel front 4 7 in 120 mm On wheel Rear wheel Type of rear suspension Two arm cast aluminum swinging arm Type of final drive Chain drive Spring travel rear 5 1 in 130 mm On wheel 11 152 z Technical data ...

Page 155: ...ith 1 piston floating caliper and fixed brake disk Brake pad material rear Organic Wheels and tires Recommended tire combinations You can obtain an overview of the current tire approvals from your authorized BMW Motorrad retailer or on the Internet at www bmw motor rad com Front wheel Front wheel design Cast aluminum MT H2 Front wheel rim size 3 50 x 17 Front tire designation 120 70 ZR 17 11 153 z...

Page 156: ...th tire cold Tire pressure rear 42 1 psi 2 9 bar With tire cold Electrical system Fuses Nominal current of fuse 1 Instrument cluster 7 5 A Nominal current of fuse 2 Cutoff relay diagnosis plug 4 A Nominal current of fuse 3 Fan 7 5 A Nominal current of fuse 4 Low beam headlight load relief relay 7 5 A Nominal current of fuse 5 High beam headlight 7 5 A 11 154 z Technical data ...

Page 157: ... Mat battery Battery voltage 12 V Battery capacity 10 Ah with anti theft alarmOE 12 Ah Spark plugs Spark plugs manufacturer and designation NGK LMAR9D J Electrode gap of spark plug 0 03 in 0 8 mm Bulbs Bulb for high beam headlight H7 12 V 55 W Bulbs for low beam headlight H7 12 V 55 W Bulb for parking light W5W 12 V 5 W Bulb for taillight brake light LED 12 V 11 155 z Technical data ...

Page 158: ... with screwed on light alloy rear frame Location of type plate Right steering head Location of vehicle identification number Right steering head Dimensions Motorcycle length 80 9 in 2056 mm Motorcycle height 44 8 in 1138 mm Across windshield at DIN un laden weight Motorcycle width 32 5 in 826 mm Across mirrors Driver s seat height 32 3 in 820 mm Without driver Rider s inside leg arc heel to heel 7...

Page 159: ... 448 lbs 203 kg DIN unladen weight ready for road 90 full tank of gas without OE Permissible gross weight 893 lbs 405 kg Maximum payload 445 lbs 202 kg Riding specifications Top speed 124 mph 200 km h 11 157 z Technical data ...

Page 160: ...11 158 z Technical data ...

Page 161: ... Motorrad Service 161 BMW Motorrad Service Quality 161 BMW Motorrad Mobility Services onsite breakdown service 161 BMW Motorrad Service Network 162 Maintenance work 162 Confirmation of maintenance work 163 Confirmation of service 168 12 159 z Service ...

Page 162: ...nd if it finds that a safety defect exists in a group of vehicles it may order a recall and remedy campaign However NHTSA cannot become involved in individual problems between you your dealer or BMW of North America LCC To contact NHTSA you may call the Vehicle Safety Hotline toll free at 1 888 327 4236 TTY 1 800 424 9153 go to http www safercar gov or write to Administra tor NHTSA 400 Seventh Str...

Page 163: ...e To ensure that your BMW is al ways in optimum condition BMW Motorrad recommends that you adhere to the regular mainte nance schedule for your motor cycle preferably having the work done by your authorized BMW Motorrad retailer For generous treatment of claims submitted after the warranty period has ex pired evidence of regular mainte nance is essential Certain signs of wear moreover may otherwis...

Page 164: ...er the motorcycle to you BMW Running in Check The BMW running in check has to be performed when the mo torcycle has covered between 300 miles 500 km and 750 miles 1200 km BMW Service BMW Service is carried out once a year The scope of the ser vices performed may be depen dent on the vehicle owner and the mileage driven Your BMW Motorrad retailer confirms that the service has been performed and ent...

Page 165: ...aintenance work BMW Pre Delivery Check Conducted on Stamp Signature BMW Running in Check Conducted on Odometer reading Next service at the latest on or if reached sooner Odometer reading Stamp Signature 12 163 z Service ...

Page 166: ...meter reading Stamp Signature BMW Service Conducted on Odometer reading Next service at the latest on or if reached sooner Odometer reading Stamp Signature BMW Service Conducted on Odometer reading Next service at the latest on or if reached sooner Odometer reading Stamp Signature 12 164 z Service ...

Page 167: ...meter reading Stamp Signature BMW Service Conducted on Odometer reading Next service at the latest on or if reached sooner Odometer reading Stamp Signature BMW Service Conducted on Odometer reading Next service at the latest on or if reached sooner Odometer reading Stamp Signature 12 165 z Service ...

Page 168: ...meter reading Stamp Signature BMW Service Conducted on Odometer reading Next service at the latest on or if reached sooner Odometer reading Stamp Signature BMW Service Conducted on Odometer reading Next service at the latest on or if reached sooner Odometer reading Stamp Signature 12 166 z Service ...

Page 169: ...meter reading Stamp Signature BMW Service Conducted on Odometer reading Next service at the latest on or if reached sooner Odometer reading Stamp Signature BMW Service Conducted on Odometer reading Next service at the latest on or if reached sooner Odometer reading Stamp Signature 12 167 z Service ...

Page 170: ... of service The table is intended as proof of maintenance and repair work the installed optional accessories and any special campaign recall work carried out Work carried out Odometer reading Date 12 168 z Service ...

Page 171: ...Work carried out Odometer reading Date 12 169 z Service ...

Page 172: ...n 62 Brakes Adjusting brake lever 45 Checking operation 109 Safety instructions 64 Technical data 153 C Chain Adjusting tension 118 Checking tension 117 Checking wear 118 Lubricating 117 Checklist 59 Clock 20 Adjusting 37 Clutch Adjusting 115 Check 115 Checking operation 115 Technical data 151 Confirmation of maintenance work 163 Coolant Checking fill level 113 Fill level indicator 13 Topping up 1...

Page 173: ...airing Removing installing 113 Fall sensor Warning indicators 27 Frame Technical data 156 Front wheel stand Mounting 126 Fuel Refueling 65 Technical data 150 Warning for fuel down to reserve 25 Fuses 154 Position on motorcycle 16 Replacing 136 Technical data 154 G Gear indicator 20 H Handlebar fittings General view left 14 General view right 15 Hazard warning flashers Operating element 14 Operatio...

Page 174: ...witching on high beam headlight 39 Switching on parking lights 39 Luggage Information on loading and securing 104 Luggage loops 16 54 M Maintenance General instructions 106 Maintenance intervals 162 Mirrors Adjusting 46 Removing installing 88 Mobility Services 161 Motorcycle Returning to use 144 Storing 144 Multifunction display 17 Overview 20 Racing functions 14 Selecting display mode 70 Using IN...

Page 175: ...160 Service display 20 Shifting flash 17 Shifting gear Gearshift assistant 63 Shifting flash 63 Side stand For starting 59 Spark plugs 155 Speedometer 20 Spring preload Adjusting 46 Front adjustment element 11 Rear adjustment element 11 Starting 59 Status indicators Also see warning indicators 20 Standard displays 20 Warning indicators 21 Steering lock Locking 36 Storing 144 Switching off 65 T Tac...

Page 176: ...46 Turn indicators Indicator light 20 Operating element 14 Operation 39 Removing installing 92 Type plate 13 V Vehicle Identification Number 13 W Warning indicators 21 Display 21 With ABS 27 With anti theft alarm 31 With DTC 29 With fall sensor 27 Warning lamps 17 Weights Payload table 11 Technical data 157 Wheels Checking rims 117 Installing front wheel 121 Installing rear wheel 124 Removing fron...

Page 177: ...s will be entertained as a result of such discrepancies Dimensions weights fuel con sumption and performance data are quoted to the customary tol erances The right to modify designs equipment and accessories is reserved Errors and omissions excepted 2010 BMW Motorrad Not to be reproduced either wholly or in part without written permission from BMW Motorrad After Sales Printed in Germany ...

Page 178: ...l quantity Approx 4 6 gal Approx 17 5 l Reserve fuel quantity Approx 1 1 gal Approx 4 l Tire inflation pressure Tire pressure front 36 3 psi 2 5 bar With tire cold Tire pressure rear 42 1 psi 2 9 bar With tire cold BMW recommends Order No 01 41 8 522 217 07 2010 4th Edition 01418522217 01418522217 01418522217 ...

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