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Navigation system

Install navigation device

with preparation for navigation
system

with navigation system

Press the locking mecha-
nism

The mark

indicates the un-

locking.
Remove the cover

Insert the navigation device into
the mount

Swing the navigation device

to the front and press it into
the detent

at the upper

edge.

Navigation device engages.
Check that the navigation de-
vice is secure in the cradle.
The red mark

must no longer

be visible.

Remove navigation device

with preparation for navigation
system

with navigation system

Press the locking mecha-
nism

The mark

indicates the un-

locking.

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Summary of Contents for S 1000XR 2018

Page 1: ...Rider s Manual US Model S1000XR BMW Motorrad ...

Page 2: ...Retailer Data Motorcycle Data Model Vehicle identification number Color number Initial registration License plate Retailer Data Contact in Service Ms Mr Phone number Retailer s address phone number com pany stamp ...

Page 3: ...s information on maintenance and care to help you maintain your motorcycle s reliability and safety as well as its value Documentation confirming per formance of scheduled mainte nance is a precondition for gen erous handling of out of warranty claims and goodwill warranty treatment Should you want to sell your BMW one day please also re member to turn over the Ride s Manual to the new owner it is...

Page 4: ...g lights 26 4 Operation 41 Steering and ignition lock 42 Emergency on off switch kill switch 44 Lights 44 Hazard warning flashers 46 Turn indicators 46 Multifunction display 48 Anti theft alarm system DWA 51 Clock 53 Antilock Braking System ABS 53 Automatic Stability Control ASC 54 Dynamic Traction Control DTC 55 Electronic chassis and suspension adjustment ESA 56 Riding mode 57 Cruise control sys...

Page 5: ...ard tool kit 126 Front wheel stand 127 Rear wheel stand 127 Engine oil 128 Brake system 129 Clutch 133 Coolant 134 Tires 135 Wheel rims and tires 135 Wheels 136 Light sources 145 Fairings and panels 151 Jump starting 152 Battery 153 Fuses 158 Data link connector 159 Chain 160 10 Accessories 163 General instructions 164 Onboard power sockets 164 Case 165 Topcase 167 Navigation system 173 Connector ...

Page 6: ...9 Weights 200 Performance data 201 13 Service 203 Reporting safety defects 204 BMW Motorrad Service 205 BMW Motorrad Service History 205 BMW Motorrad Mobility Services 206 Maintenance proce dures 206 Maintenance schedule 209 Maintenance confirma tions 210 Service confirmations 225 14 Appendix 227 Certificate for Electronic Immobilizer 228 15 Index 230 ...

Page 7: ...ns Overview 6 Abbreviations and symbols 6 Equipment 7 Technical Data 7 Notice concerning current status 8 Additional sources of information 8 Certificates and operating permits 8 Data memory 8 1 5 z General instructions ...

Page 8: ...e motorcycle Abbreviations and symbols CAUTION Hazard with low risk Failure to avoid this hazard can result in minor or moderate injury WARNING Hazard with moderate risk Failure to avoid this hazard can result in death or serious injury DANGER Hazard with high risk Failure to avoid this hazard results in death or serious injury ATTENTION Special in structions and precaution ary measures Non compli...

Page 9: ...rcycle might not be exactly as illustrated in this manual on account of country specific differences If your motorcycle features equipment that is not described here you can find these features described in a separate manual Technical Data All dimensions weights and per formance data contained this Rider s Manual refer to the Ger man DIN standards and comply with their tolerance specifications The...

Page 10: ...rtificates and operating permits The certificates for the vehicle and the official operating per mits for possible accessories are available at www bmw motorrad com certification Data memory General Electronic control units are in stalled in the vehicle Electronic control units process data re ceived from vehicle sensors self generated data or data ex changed between control units for example Some...

Page 11: ...b site contains the appropriate pri vacy policy notices The privacy policy notices contain information on the right to delete or correct data The vehicle manufacturer also provides the manufacturer contact information and the con tact information of the data secu rity officer The vehicle owner can have a BMW Motorrad retailer or other qualified service partner or spe cialist workshop read out the ...

Page 12: ...a is necessary for pro viding control unit functions In addition it is used by the vehicle manufacturer to detect and elim inate malfunctions as well as to optimize vehicle functions The majority of this data is tem porary and is processed only within the vehicle itself Only a small amount of event driven data is stored in the event data recorder and fault memory When a vehicle is serviced such as...

Page 13: ...egrated navigation system Entered navigation destinations Data about the use of inter net services This data can be stored locally in the vehicle or is on a device connected to the vehicle such as a smartphone USB stick or MP3 player If this data is saved in the vehi cle it can be deleted at any time This data is transmitted to third parties only upon personal re quest as part of the use of online...

Page 14: ... on data privacy is also provided there Personal data may be used in order to provide online services The data is exchanged over a secure connection i e with the vehicle manufacturer s IT sys tems which are intended for this purpose Any collection processing and use of personal data that goes beyond the provision of services take place only as permitted by law on the basis of a contractual agreeme...

Page 15: ...Overviews General view left side 15 General view right side 17 Underneath seat 18 Multifunction switch left 19 Multifunction switch right 21 Instrument cluster 22 2 13 z Overviews ...

Page 16: ...2 14 z Overviews ...

Page 17: ...r socket 2 Adjusting front compres sion damping red scale 68 3 Adjuster for spring preload rear 66 4 Seat lock 62 5 Tire inflation pressure table Load capacity table Chain adjustment values 6 Engine oil level indicator 128 2 15 z Overviews ...

Page 18: ...2 16 z Overviews ...

Page 19: ... type plate on steering head at right 3 Brake fluid reservoir front 131 4 Adjusting front rebound stage damping yellow scale 69 5 Checking coolant level 134 6 Connector for optional ac cessories 178 7 Oil fill location 129 8 Adjusting rear rebound stage damping yellow scale 69 2 17 z Overviews ...

Page 20: ...Underneath seat 1 Fuse box 158 2 Battery 153 3 Rider s Manual US Model 4 Onboard tool kit 126 5 Diagnostic connector 159 2 18 z Overviews ...

Page 21: ... 1 High beam headlight and headlight flasher 45 2 Cruise control system 59 3 Hazard warning flashers 46 4 ABS 53 ASC 54 with Dynamic Traction Control DTC OE DTC 55 5 Dynamic ESA 116 6 Turn indicators 46 7 Horn 2 19 z Overviews ...

Page 22: ... TRIP INFO rocker switch Multifunction display 48 Selecting displays 49 Resetting the trip odome ter 50 Set clock 53 Select submenu 91 Individualizing lap timer 98 9 Multi Controller 174 2 20 z Overviews ...

Page 23: ...Multifunction switch right 1 Heated handlebar grips 61 2 Selecting riding mode 57 3 Emergency on off switch kill switch 44 4 Starter button Starting engine 75 2 21 z Overviews ...

Page 24: ...rning light panels Indicator and warning lights 24 2 Tachometer 3 Shiftpoint light 80 4 Photosensor for adjusting brightness of instrument lighting with anti theft alarm sys tem DWA OE DWA LED 51 5 Multifunction display 25 2 22 z Overviews ...

Page 25: ...Displays Indicator and warning lights 24 Multifunction display 25 Warning lights 26 3 23 z Displays ...

Page 26: ...ASC 34 DTC 35 2 ABS 34 3 Turn indicator left 4 Universal warning light appears together with warnings in multifunction display 26 5 Turn indicator right 6 Neutral position idling 7 High beam 8 Cruise control system 59 3 24 z Displays ...

Page 27: ...icates neutral 3 Dynamic ESA setting 116 4 Heated handlebar grips 61 5 Coolant temperature 6 Onboard computer 49 7 Clock 53 8 Fuel level 9 Riding mode RAIN ROAD Setting riding mode 57 with riding modes ProOE Additional riding modes DYNAMIC DYNAMIC PRO 3 25 z Displays ...

Page 28: ...bi nation with the appearance of a warning notice such as 2 in the multifunction display The uni versal warning light lights up in either yellow or red depending on the urgency of the warning If several warnings are active all corresponding warning lights and warning symbol are displayed warnings appear alternately You will find an overview of the potential warnings on the follow ing pages 3 26 z ...

Page 29: ...31 lights up yellow Engine is dis played Engine in emergency operation mode 31 flashes yellow Engine is dis played Serious fault in the engine control 32 LAMP is indicated Lights for turn indicators defective 32 lights up yellow LAMPR is indi cated Taillight defective 32 lights up yellow LAMPF is indi cated Front lights defective 32 lights up yellow LAMPS is indi cated Taillight and front lights d...

Page 30: ...le has fallen over 33 lights up yellow VDS is displayed Fall sensor defective 33 flashes ABS self diagnosis not completed 34 lights up ABS switched off 34 lights up ABS error 34 flashes rapidly ASC intervention 34 flashes slowly ASC self diagnosis not completed 34 lights up ASC switched off 35 3 28 z Displays ...

Page 31: ...ntion 35 flashes slowly DTC self diagnosis not completed 35 lights up DTC switched off 36 lights up DTC error 36 The gear indicator flashes Gear not trained 36 lights up yellow DWALO is dis played DWA battery charge level low 37 lights up yellow DWA is displayed DWA battery drained 37 3 29 z Displays ...

Page 32: ...ated Dynamic ESA error 37 lights up red NO CAN is displayed CAN open short circuit 38 lights up yellow NO CODING is dis played Encoding missing 38 lights up yellow SERVICE is dis played Service date missed 38 lights up yellow FUEL is displayed Fuel down to reserve 39 3 30 z Displays ...

Page 33: ...t load range to cool down the engine Should the coolant temperature frequently be too high have the fault rectified as quickly as possible by an authorized workshop preferably an autho rized BMW Motorrad retailer Engine in emergency operation mode General warning light lights up yellow Engine is displayed WARNING Unusual handling when the engine is in emergency oper ation Accident hazard Avoid rap...

Page 34: ...authorized BMW Motorrad Retailer Continued driving is possi ble however it is not recom mended Lights for turn indicators defective LAMP is indicated WARNING Overlooking the vehicle in traffic due to a defective light source on the vehicle Safety risk Replace defective bulbs as soon as possible it is best always to carry a complete set of spare bulbs on the motorcycle Possible cause Light source f...

Page 35: ...source for front parking lights defective Replacing light source for left hand side light 147 Replacing light source for right hand side light 148 Possible cause Light source for combined tail light and brake light defective The diode taillight must be re placed Please contact a spe cialist service facility preferably an authorized BMW Motorrad Retailer Motorcycle has fallen over General warning l...

Page 36: ... available at all or is restricted It is possible to continue rid ing the motorcycle if you make allowance for the failed or lim ited ABS function You should also take account of the addi tional information on situations that can lead to an ABS fault 113 Have the malfunction corrected as soon as possible at an authorized service facility preferably an authorized BMW Motorrad Dealer ASC interventio...

Page 37: ...t must be noted that the ASC function is not avail able at all or is restricted You should also take account of the additional information on situa tions that can lead to an ASC fault 115 Have the malfunction corrected as soon as possible at an authorized service facility preferably an authorized BMW Motorrad Dealer DTC intervention with Dynamic Traction Control DTC OE DTC indicator light flashes ...

Page 38: ... not available at all or is restricted It remains possible to continue riding You should also take account of the additional infor mation on situations that can lead to an DTC fault 115 Have the malfunction corrected as soon as possible at an authorized service facility preferably an authorized BMW Motorrad Dealer Gear not trained with Gearshift Assistant ProOE The gear indicator flashes The gears...

Page 39: ...orized BMW Motorrad retailer DWA battery drained with anti theft alarm system DWA OE General warning light lights up yellow DWA is displayed NOTICE This fault message is only shown for a short time immediately fol lowing the Pre Ride Check Possible cause The anti theft alarm system bat tery is completely discharged Operation of the anti theft alarm system is no longer ensured when the motorcycle s...

Page 40: ...er 10 seconds Contact an authorized service facility preferably an authorized BMW Motorrad retailer Service date missed General warning light lights up yellow SERVICE is displayed Service display If service is due within a month the service date 1 is displayed If the service is due within 700 miles the remaining distance 1 is displayed and is counted down in steps of 100 miles It is briefly displa...

Page 41: ...o cat alytic converter Do not drive to the extent that the fuel tank is completely empty Possible cause At the most the fuel tank still contains the reserve fuel quantity Fuel reserve Approx 1 1 gal Approx 4 l Refueling 85 Cruising range The RANGE cruising range 1 in dicates the distance that can still be driven with the remaining fuel This distance is calculated based on fuel quantity and average...

Page 42: ... after the fuel reserve level is reached After refueling the travel range is recalculated when the fuel quantity is greater than the fuel reserve The determined range is an approximate reading 3 40 z Displays ...

Page 43: ...n indicators 46 Multifunction display 48 Anti theft alarm system DWA 51 Clock 53 Antilock Braking System ABS 53 Automatic Stability Control ASC 54 Dynamic Traction Control DTC 55 Electronic chassis and suspension adjustment ESA 56 Riding mode 57 Cruise control system 58 Heated handlebar grips 61 Seat 62 4 41 z Operation ...

Page 44: ...orized BMW Motorrad re tailer Locking handlebars ATTENTION Handlebars turned in wrong direction when motorcycle propped on side stand Component damage cause by tipping over On level ground always turn the handlebars to the left to set the steering lock Otherwise the angle of the ground determines whether the handlebars are set to the left or right If the slope of the road permits turn the handleba...

Page 45: ...ly present fault codes Handlebars not locked Electrically powered acces sories remain operational for a limited period of time Battery can be recharged via onboard socket The ignition key can now be removed EWS Electronic immobilizer The motorcycle s electronic circuitry monitors the data stored in the ignition key through a ring antenna incorporated in the steering and ignition lock The engine ma...

Page 46: ...ho rized BMW Motorrad retailer The keys are part of an inte grated security system so the retailer is under an obligation to check the legitimacy of all ap plications for replacement extra keys Emergency on off switch kill switch 1 Emergency on off switch kill switch WARNING Operation of the emergency ON OFF switch when riding Danger of falling due to blocking of rear wheel Do not operate the emer...

Page 47: ...ight courtesy delay feature Turn off ignition Immediately after switching off the ignition push the switch 1 back and hold it until the head light courtesy delay feature comes on The vehicle lights light up for a minute and then switch off again automatically This can be used after park ing the vehicle in order to illu minate the path to the house door for instance Parking lights Switch off igniti...

Page 48: ... for the duration of operation If the turn signal button is no longer pressed the hazard warning lights function is activated again Press button 1 to switch on hazard warning flashers Ignition can be switched off To switch off hazard warning flashers switch on the ignition and press button 1 again Turn indicators Operating turn signals Switch on ignition 43 Press button 1 to left to switch on left...

Page 49: ... ft 50 m Speed is between 18 mph and 60 mph 30 km h and 100 km h after covering a particular distance depending on the speed or when acceler ating Speed is above 60 mph 100 km h after turn signal flashes five times When button 1 is pressed and held slightly longer to the right or left the turn signals will only turn off automatically after reaching the distance depending on the speed 4 47 z Operat...

Page 50: ...ction display 49 2 LAPTIMER 97 3 RACE INFO 101 4 SETUP MENU 90 5 TRIP 1 TRIP 2 Resetting the trip odome ter 50 6 Average consumption and average speed Reset average data 50 Solid line means briefly press TRIP INFO rocker switch Dotted line means press and hold TRIP INFO rocker switch 4 48 z Operation ...

Page 51: ...tain additional displays Briefly press TRIP 1 to return to odometer ODO standard display Repeatedly press INFO 2 until desired display is selected The following displays are avail able LAPTIMER the lap times and additional data can be recorded here and displayed again in the RACE INFO menu RACE INFO the stored information from the LAPTIMER can be displayed here RACE INFO can only be opened with th...

Page 52: ...r is displayed TRIP 1 or TRIP 2 is indi cated Press and hold TRIP 1 until the trip odometer has been reset Trip mileage 0 0 Resetting average data Switching on ignition Briefly press TRIP 1 repeatedly until average value to be reset is displayed AVG is indicated Press and hold TRIP 1 until selected value has been reset Average value 0 0 4 50 z Operation ...

Page 53: ...nly difference is that the alarm cannot be set off if the system is disconnected from the motorcycle battery The duration of the alarm sig nal is approx 26 seconds Dur ing the DWA alarm an alarm tone sounds and the indica tors flash The type of alarm sound can be set by an autho rized BMW Motorrad retailer If a DWA alarm was activated while the motorcycle was unattended the rider is notified accor...

Page 54: ...ss and hold INFO 1 to open SETUP EQUIPMENT Briefly press INFO 1 repeatedly until menu item SETUP EQIP DWA is displayed Display line 2 shows AUTO Set value ON OFF appears in display line 3 Press and hold INFO 1 to change set value The following settings are avail able DWA AUTO ON DWA is acti vated respectively is activated automatically when the ignition is switched off DWA AUTO OFF DWA is deacti v...

Page 55: ...Briefly press TRIP 1 to in crease minutes Briefly press INFO 2 to reduce minutes When the minutes have been set as desired press and hold INFO 2 Hours 3 flash Briefly press TRIP 1 to in crease hours Briefly press INFO 2 to reduce hours When the hours have been set as desired press and hold INFO 2 The hours no longer flash The clock is now set Antilock Braking System ABS Deactivate ABS Switch on th...

Page 56: ... ASC DTC setting remains unchanged ABS indicator light goes out and starts to flash if self diagnosis has not been com pleted Automatic Stability Control ASC Deactivating ASC Switch on the ignition NOTICE The ASC function can also be deactivated while riding Press and hold the 1 button until the ASC indicator and warning light 2 changes its display behavior The ABS setting remains un changed ASC i...

Page 57: ...ontrol DTC with Dynamic Traction Control DTC OE Deactivating DTC Switch on the ignition NOTICE The Dynamic Traction Control DTC can also be deactivated while riding Press and hold the 1 button until the DTC indicator light 2 changes its display behavior DTC indicator light starts to light up Release button 1 within two seconds DTC indicator light contin ues to be lit up DTC is deactivated Switchin...

Page 58: ...l desired setting is displayed NOTICE The damping cannot be adjusted while the motorcycle is being ridden The following settings are avail able ROAD Normal damping DYNAMIC Sporty performance oriented damping To set the spring preload Start engine 75 Press and hold button 3 in each case until desired set ting is displayed NOTICE The spring preload cannot be adjusted while the motorcycle is being ri...

Page 59: ...ing modes ProOE The following riding scenarios are also available Brisk riding on dry roads Sporty one up riding on dry roads For each of those 4 scenarios the optimum balance between engine torque throttle response ABS control and ASC or DTC control for the situation con cerned is provided with Dynamic ESAOE Each time the riding mode is changed first the basic damp ing setting is provided Then it...

Page 60: ...ted DYNAMIC for brisk riding on dry roads DYNAMIC PRO for sporty riding When the motorcycle is sta tionary the selected riding mode is activated after approx 2 seconds The new riding mode is acti vated during operation under the following conditions Throttle grip is in idle position Brake levers are not operated The riding mode selected and its associated engine charac teristic ABS ASC DTC and Dyn...

Page 61: ... current cruising speed and the setting is saved Accelerating Short press button 1 forward Speed is increased by 1 2 mph 2 km h each time the button is pressed Press button 1 forward and hold The motorcycle accelerates steplessly If button 1 is no longer pressed the speed reached is maintained and saved Decreasing speed Briefly press button 1 back ward Speed is reduced by 1 2 mph 2 km h each time ...

Page 62: ...r using the Pro Gear shift Assistance func tion the cruise control system is automatically deactivated for safety reasons Cruise control system indicator light goes out Resuming former cruising speed Briefly push button 1 back to return to the speed saved be forehand NOTICE Opening the throttle does not deactivate the cruise control sys tem If you release the throttle grip the motorcycle will dece...

Page 63: ...the heated handlebar grips threaten to overheat they are automatically switched off Press button 1 NOTICE The handlebar grips can be heated at two different levels The second stage is intended for rapid heating of the grips Once they are warm you should switch back to the first stage The icon for the second heating stage 2 is displayed Second step 100 heat ing capacity If no further changes are ma...

Page 64: ...rear part of seat 2 to relieve the strain on the lock and at the same time unlock the seat lock with vehi cle key 1 counterclockwise Lift seat at rear and remove Lay the seat on a clean sur face Install seat Position the seat with mounts 1 in buffers 2 on left and right Lower the rear of the seat and engage the seat in the latching mechanism 4 62 z Operation ...

Page 65: ...Setting Mirrors 64 Headlight 64 Wind shield 65 Brakes 66 Spring preload 66 Damping 68 5 63 z Setting ...

Page 66: ...crew fitting Headlight Adjusting headlight for RHD LHD traffic This motorcycle s headlight fea tures a symmetrical low beam No special adjustments or proce dures are required prior to oper ating the motorcycle in a coun try where traffic travels on the side of the road opposite to that of your home country left hand drive to right hand drive or vice versa Headlight range and spring preload The hea...

Page 67: ...beam height to avoid blinding oncoming traffic owing to high vehicle loads Turn adjusting screw 1 coun terclockwise using open ended wrench 2 onboard toolkit to lower headlight Install inner cover 152 If the motorcycle is ridden again with lower payload Restore basic setting of head light Wind shield Adjusting windshield Requirement The motorcycle is stopped WARNING Adjusting the windshield while ...

Page 68: ...the rear NOTICE The adjusting screw is easier to turn if you push the brake lever forwards Adjustment options from position 1 smallest dis tance between handlebar grip and brake lever to position 5 largest distance between handlebar grip and brake lever Spring preload without Dynamic ESAOE Setting The spring preload must be adjusted to the weight of the rider passenger and load Higher weight requi...

Page 69: ...guard Load motorcycle with driver With the assistance of a helper measure distance D between points 1 and 2 again and cal culate difference spring deflec tion between the measured values Adjustment of spring preload dependent on loading Spring deflection of rear wheel 0 39 in 10 mm One up with out load 0 6 in 16 mm One up with load 1 in 26 mm Two up with load To increase the spring deflec tion red...

Page 70: ... than a smooth road surface An increase in spring preload requires firmer damping a re duction in spring preload re quires softer damping Adjust compression damping on front wheel Adjust compression damping with adjusting screw 1 and red scale on left hand fork leg To increase damping turn ad justing screw with tool from onboard tool kit so that mark ing 2 points to higher figure on scale To decre...

Page 71: ...amping turn adjusting screw with tool from onboard tool kit so that mark ing 2 points to lower figure on scale Rebound stage basic setting front Position 1 comfortable setting with rider 187 lbs 85 kg Rebound stage basic setting front Position 3 standard setting with rider 187 lbs 85 kg Position 7 sport oriented set ting with rider 187 lbs 85 kg Factory settings at front wheel Use following specif...

Page 72: ...board tool kit so that mark ing 2 points to higher figure on scale To decrease damping turn adjusting screw with tool from onboard tool kit so that mark ing 2 points to a lower figure on the scale Rebound stage basic setting rear Position 5 One up without load Position 6 One up with load Position 8 Two up with load 5 70 z Setting ...

Page 73: ...Riding Safety instructions 72 Observe checklist 74 Starting 75 Breaking in 79 Shifting gears 80 Brakes 82 Parking your motorcycle 83 Refueling 84 Securing motorcycle for trans port 86 6 71 z Riding ...

Page 74: ...st the clearance of your mo torcycle at an angle in safe sit uations Remember to take the limited ground clearance of your motorcycle into account when driving over curbs and similar ob stacles The lowering of the motorcycle shortens the spring travel see the chapter Technical Data A possible reduction in the accus tomed driving comfort may re sult Especially when riding with a passenger the sprin...

Page 75: ... ary conditions can adversely af fect the handling of your motor cycle Incorrect settings of spring strut and shock absorber sys tem Unevenly distributed load Loose clothing Insufficient tire inflation pres sure Tire tread in poor condition Etc Top speed DANGER Maximum speed of the mo torcycle is higher than the permissible maximum rated speed of the tires Risk of accident due to tire dam age at h...

Page 76: ...ytic converter Damage to catalytic converter Note the points listed for protection of the catalytic converter Danger of overheating ATTENTION Engine idling for a lengthy period while at a standstill Overheating due to insufficient cooling in extreme cases vehicle fire Do not allow the engine to idle unnecessarily After starting ride off immediately Modifications ATTENTION Modifications to the moto...

Page 77: ...Ride Check is carried out 76 ABS self diagnosis is performed 77 ASC self diagnosis is per formed 77 with Dynamic Traction Control DTC OE DTC self diagnosis is per formed 78 Engage neutral or pull back clutch lever if a gear is en gaged NOTICE You cannot start the motorcycle with the side stand extended and a gear engaged The engine will switch itself off if it is started with the transmission in n...

Page 78: ... rou tine Phase 1 with anti theft alarm system DWA OE The LED 1 flashes briefly in red The general warning light 2 lights up red All segments are shown in the display The indicator and warning lights 4 light up with cruise controlOE Depending on the equipment the indicator and warning lights 5 light up The tachometer needle 3 is run up to the maximum engine speed Phase 2 The general warning light ...

Page 79: ...starting off ABS indicator light flashes ABS self diagnosis completed The ABS indicator and warning light goes out If an ABS error is displayed after the ABS self diagnosis is com pleted It remains possible to continue riding It must be noted that the ABS and integral function is not available at all or is re stricted Have the malfunction corrected as soon as possible at an authorized service faci...

Page 80: ...an authorized BMW Motorrad Retailer DTC self diagnosis with Dynamic Traction Control DTC OE The self diagnosis routine is determining whether BMW Motorrad DTC is ready for operation The self diagnosis routine runs automatically when you switch on the ignition Phase 1 Check on system components monitored by diagnostic sys tem while motorcycle is parked DTC indicator light flashes slowly Phase 2 Che...

Page 81: ...meter read ing 0 186 miles 0 300 km 9000 min 1 Odometer reading 186 621 miles 300 1000 km no full throttle Odometer reading 0 621 miles 0 1000 km Observe mileage after which the running in check should be performed NOTICE The speed is limited by the engine management system up to the running in check This speed monitoring function is switched off during the running in check by your authorized BMW ...

Page 82: ...light 1 indicates the speed at which the rider should shift into the next highest gear Shiftpoint light flashes at the preset frequency engine speed will soon reach upshift rpm Shiftpoint light goes out shift ing speed reached The engine rpm limits and the shiftpoint lamp s display char acteristics can both be adjusted in the SETUP EQUIPMENT sub menu Shift assistant Pro with Gearshift Assistant Pr...

Page 83: ...triggers the shift as sistance When riding at a steady speed in a low gear at high engine rpm an attempt to shift gear without pulling the clutch can cause a severe load change reaction BMW Motorrad recommends disengaging the clutch for shifts in these circumstances Riders should avoid using the Gear Shift Asistant at engine speeds approaching the engine governor s rpm limit Shift assistance is no...

Page 84: ... force dynamic load distribu tion lags behind the progres sive increases in deceleration rate and the braking force cannot be completely transferred to the road surface Due to the miss ing wheel load the ABS must already prevent a tendency of the front wheel to lock up with min imal braking action This results in a reduced braking action Descending mountain passes WARNING Braking only with the rea...

Page 85: ...DYNAMIC Less support DYNAMIC PRO Minor support Falling cannot be excluded Although ABS Pro represents valuable support and an enor mous safety advantage for the rider when braking in the inclined position it by no means rede fines the physical riding limits It is still possible to exceed those limits through misjudgments or riding errors In extreme cases this my result in a fall Use on public road...

Page 86: ...ge cause by tipping over Always check that the ground under the stand is level and firm ATTENTION Center stand folds if subject to sharp movements Component damage cause by tipping over Do not sit on the motorcycle while it is resting on the center stand Fold out center stand and jack up motorcycle On slopes point the motorcycle uphill and engage 1st gear Refueling Fuel specifications Requirement ...

Page 87: ... smoke Never bring a naked flame near the fuel tank ATTENTION Component damage Component damage due to over filled fuel tank If the fuel tank is overfilled the excess fuel will flow into the carbon canister and lead to component damage there Only fill the fuel tank to the lower edge of the fuel filler neck ATTENTION Contact of fuel and plastic surfaces Damage to surfaces become unattractive or clo...

Page 88: ...el quantity which can be re fueled if the fuel tank was com pletely emptied i e if the engine dies off due to lack of fuel Usable fuel quantity Approx 5 3 gal Approx 20 l Fuel reserve Approx 1 1 gal Approx 4 l Press fuel tank cap down firmly to close Remove vehicle key and close protective cap Securing motorcycle for transport Protect all component surfaces against which straps are routed against ...

Page 89: ...components e g brake lines or wiring harnesses Lay straps at front over lower fork bridge on both sides Tension straps downward Fasten rear straps on both sides to the brackets of the passenger footrests and then tighten them Tension all straps evenly the motorcycle should be pulled down against its springs with the suspension compressed as much as possible 6 87 z Riding ...

Page 90: ...6 88 z Riding ...

Page 91: ...On the racetrack SETUP MENU 90 SETUP EQUIPMENT 94 LAPTIMER 96 RACE INFO 101 SETUP RACETRACK 107 7 89 z On the racetrack ...

Page 92: ...ENT 91 Display submenu 3 with Dynamic Traction Control DTC OE SETUP RACETRACK 92 Display submenu 4 Exit SETUP MENU Exit settings 93 Solid line means briefly press TRIP INFO rocker switch Dotted line means press and hold TRIP INFO rocker switch 7 90 z On the racetrack ...

Page 93: ... possible parameters are displayed in the following order each time that TRIP 1 is pressed they are displayed in reverse order SETUP EQUIPMENT with anti theft alarm system DWA OE Automatically activate the alarm function of the anti theft alarm system after switching off the ignition DWA AUTO ON or leave deactivated DWA AUTO OFF Set time display CLOCK TIME Set brightness DISP BRIGHT Switch on spee...

Page 94: ...ht flasher button for LAPTIMER LAPTM DEB TM in seconds with Dynamic Traction Control DTC OE Changeover of the headlight flasher button for starting time recording LAPTM TRIG AUTO Operation via headlight flasher button or infrared receiver LAPTM TRIG MANUAL Oper ation only via headlight flasher button LAPTM TRIG EXTERN Operation only via infrared receiver Setting parameter Requirement Parameter is ...

Page 95: ...saved As an alternative repeatedly press TRIP 1 or INFO 2 until SETUP EXIT is shown in the respective submenu Press and hold INFO 2 to exit submenu SETUP ENTER is indicated Repeatedly press TRIP 1 or INFO 2 until SETUP MENU EXIT is displayed Press and hold INFO 2 to exit SETUP MENU SETUP MENU ENTER is indi cated 7 93 z On the racetrack ...

Page 96: ...r the shiftpoint light Reading display range 7000 8000 9000 9500 10000 10500 11000 Factory setting 7 000 Only speeds which lie below the switch off speed can be selected Switch off speed of shifting flasher Adjustment of the switch off speed for the shiftpoint light Reading display range 8000 9000 9500 10000 10500 11000 13500 Factory setting 13500 Only speeds which lie above the switch on speed ca...

Page 97: ...ght Adjustment of flashing frequency of shifting flasher in Hz 1 s Reading display range ON 4 8 Factory setting 4 If ON is selected the shiftpoint light lights up constantly If 4 is selected the shiftpoint light flashes slowly If 8 is selected the shiftpoint light flashes quickly GPS time with preparation for navigation systemOE with navigation systemOA Selection of the time The time from the GPS ...

Page 98: ...n in the third line The time of the previous lap is marked with LASTLAP The running time of the current lap The following times can be shown in the fourth 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 107 The stopped time of the pre ceding lap is shown briefly ...

Page 99: ... Interrupt continue time en try 99 2 Start time recording 98 3 Individualize LAPTIMER 98 Solid line means briefly press TRIP INFO rocker switch Dotted line means press and hold TRIP INFO rocker switch 7 97 z On the racetrack ...

Page 100: ...ignal to be detected the engine must be running and the motorcycle moving Time recording RUN 2 is run ning When driving over Start Finish line press button 1 again to start recording for next race lap The data of the preceding race lap will be saved RUN 2 restarts at 00 00 00 If the display mode is exited during a recording then the recording continues to run However the recording of a new lap can...

Page 101: ...ified 109 Signals received before this time expires are then ignored Interrupting time entry Requirement Time recording is running Press and hold TRIP 1 to inter rupt time recording Press and hold TRIP 1 to con tinue time recording End time entry Requirement Time recording is running Press and hold TRIP 1 to stop time recording Briefly press button 2 The indicated time is deleted Time recording is...

Page 102: ...does counting begin at lap 1 again ODO is displayed 7 100 z On the racetrack ...

Page 103: ...ion Information on race lap 103 3 Deleting currently best lap 4 Information on last lap 5 Deleting the last lap 6 Information on additional laps Select saved lap 103 Delete lap 104 Solid line means briefly press TRIP INFO rocker switch Dotted line means press and hold TRIP INFO rocker switch 7 101 z On the racetrack ...

Page 104: ...04 3 Information on lap 02 4 Total of all lap times and lap distances 5 Clear recording 104 6 Delete all time best lap 7 Exit RACE INFO 105 Activate standard display 105 Solid line means briefly press TRIP INFO rocker switch Dotted line means press and hold TRIP INFO rocker switch 7 102 z On the racetrack ...

Page 105: ...est lap time BEST EVER Best stored lap time BEST Last stored lap time LAST All other stored laps LAP 01 LAP 60 The totals of all saved lap times and lap distances TOTAL Delete the saved data DELETE LAPS Delete the saved best lap BEST EVER DELETE Exit RACE INFO RACE INFO EXIT Information on race lap 1 Alternately Top speed max Average speed Ø and lowest speed min of displayed race lap 2 Alternately...

Page 106: ...t lap is the fastest of all recorded racing laps and is updated as soon as a faster lap has been recorded The all time best lap remains stored even if the recorded laps are deleted As a result a new race can be recorded at other times and compared with the best lap from previous races The all time best lap can also be deleted If the all time best lap is from a stored recording the correspond ing l...

Page 107: ...from the overall time The numbering of the remain ing laps is maintained Exiting RACE INFO Briefly press TRIP 1 or INFO 2 repeatedly until RACE INFO EXIT is displayed Press and hold INFO 2 to exit RACE INFO The recorded values are stored Activating standard display Press and hold TRIP 1 NOTICE Regardless of what the multi function display shows the stan dard display with the odometer ODO is always...

Page 108: ...ODO is displayed 7 106 z On the racetrack ...

Page 109: ...is shown in the third line and the best lap time of the stored values is shown in the fourth line Version 2 The required time of the previous lap is shown in the third line and the running time of the current lap is shown in the fourth line Version 3 The required time of the previous lap is shown in the third line and the best lap time of the stored values is shown in the fourth line 7 107 z On th...

Page 110: ...es is shown in the fourth line Version 5 The funning time of the cur rent lap is shown in the third line and the all time best lap time 104 is shown in the fourth line Version 6 The third line remains empty and the running time of the current lap is shown in the fourth line 7 108 z On the racetrack ...

Page 111: ... a new signal is ac cepted Within this anti rebound time the headlight flasher can be used without the signal for a new lap being output When an infrared receiver is used this prevents the signals of several transmitters posi tioned next to each other from being evaluated Reading display range OFF 10 30 45 60 Factory setting 10 LAP TIMER trigger mode The various possibilities for start ing time re...

Page 112: ...MANUAL Only the headlight flasher button is accepted as a trigger source 7 110 z On the racetrack ...

Page 113: ...ic Traction Control DTC 115 Electronic suspension adjustment ESA 116 Riding mode 117 RAIN riding mode 118 ROAD riding mode 119 DYNAMIC riding mode 120 DYNAMIC PRO riding mode 120 Switchable chassis control sys tems 122 Pro Gear Shift Assistant 122 8 111 z Technology in detail ...

Page 114: ...nger the braking distance will be If the maximum transferable brak ing force is exceeded when the rider increases the brake pres sure the wheels begin to lock and driving stability is lost and a fall can result Before this situa tion occurs ABS intervenes and adjusts the brake pressure to the maximum transferable braking force This enables the wheels to continue to turn and maintains driving stabi...

Page 115: ...torcycle can flip over WARNING Lifting off of the rear wheel due to heavy braking Accident hazard When braking heavily bear in mind that the ABS control can not always be relied on to pre vent the rear wheel from lifting off the ground Special situations To detect the tendency of the wheels to lock up the speeds of the front and rear wheel are compared If the system regis ters implausible data for...

Page 116: ...of safety while braking during straight ahead rid ing Now ABS Pro also offers increased safety even when brak ing in curves ABS Pro prevents locking up of the wheels even in case of rapid brake actuation ABS Pro reduces abrupt changes in steering forces especially dur ing panic braking and therefore decreases the risk of unwanted wheelies occurring ABS control From a technical standpoint ABS Pro a...

Page 117: ...differ ence The engine management system adapts the engine torque when the slip limit is exceeded WARNING Risky riding style Risk of accident despite DTC The rider is always responsi ble for adapting his her driving style Do not reduce the system s ex tra safety margin with careless riding or unnecessary risks Special situations As lean angles increase accel eration potential is also progres sivel...

Page 118: ... slippery surface the throttle grip should never be suddenly twisted back completely unless the clutch is disengaged at the same time The engine braking torque can cause the rear wheel to slip resulting in an unstable driving state This case cannot be controlled by BMW Motorrad DTC Electronic suspension adjustment ESA with Dynamic ESAOE Adjustment options Using the Dynamic ESA elec tronic suspensi...

Page 119: ...systems is increasingly reduced The RAIN ROAD and DYNAMIC driving modes are designed for riding with series tires recom mended by BMW Motorrad The DYNAMIC PRO driving mode as sumes tires and roads with very good adhesion and one up riding Therefore please consider the following when selecting the rid ing mode The sportier the setting the more demanding the require ments on the rider s riding skill...

Page 120: ...emain on the ground at all times with ABS ProOE ABS Pro is fully available The inclination the motorcycle has when braking in curves is re duced to a minimum ASC The ASC system intervenes early enough to always prevent the rear wheel from spinning if possible ASC offers maximum support The front wheel lift off detec tion is switched on and pre vents the front wheel from lift ing off with Dynamic T...

Page 121: ...oOE ABS Pro is fully available The inclination the motorcycle has when braking in curves is re duced to a minimum ASC The ASC system intervenes early enough to always prevent the rear wheel from spinning if possible However ASC offers less support than in the RAIN riding mode The front wheel lift off detec tion is switched on and pre vents the front wheel from lift ing off with Dynamic Traction Co...

Page 122: ...rifts are possible at the ends of curves The front wheel lift off detec tion is switched on however it offers only minimal support Agility is more important than stability in the DYNAMIC riding mode making slight wheelies possible with Dynamic ESAOE Dynamic ESA It is possible to choose from the ROAD and DYNAMIC damping versions Basic setting DYNAMIC Throttle response The engine s response is opti ...

Page 123: ...th maximum adhe sion are used DTC now only offers minimal support The slip is greatest in the DYNAMIC PRO riding mode The maximum acceleration is achieved The DTC intervenes so late that even longer drifts are pos sible The front wheel lift off de tection is deactivated In this sporty riding mode agility is more important than stability allowing any desired wheel ies to be performed Wheel ies must...

Page 124: ...ted Any desired drifts are possible The front wheel lift off detec tion is deactivated Any desired wheelies are possible Flipping over backwards is possible with Dynamic Traction Control DTC OE DTC switched off The DTC indicator light lights up Support by the DTC function is deactivated Any desired drifts are possible The front wheel lift off detec tion is deactivated Any desired wheelies are poss...

Page 125: ... lever must be fully released before the Pro Gear Shift Assistant can exe cute a new gear change The load factor throttle grip position should remain constant both prior to and during execution of shifts using the Pro gearshift assistant Changing the accelerator twist grip position during the gear shift operation may cause the function to abort and or the gear change to fail The Pro gearshift assi...

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Page 127: ...l stand 127 Rear wheel stand 127 Engine oil 128 Brake system 129 Clutch 133 Coolant 134 Tires 135 Wheel rims and tires 135 Wheels 136 Light sources 145 Fairings and panels 151 Jump starting 152 Battery 153 Fuses 158 Data link connector 159 Chain 160 9 125 z Maintenance ...

Page 128: ... consult an authorized workshop preferably your au thorized BMW Motorrad retailer Onboard tool kit 1 Hook wrench without Dynamic ESAOE Adjusting spring preload at rear wheel 66 2 Reversible screwdriver in sert Phillips PH1 and Torx T25 Removing fairing side panel 151 Replacing front and rear turn indicator light sources 149 3 Open ended wrench Wrench size 14 3 Adjust mirror arm 64 Headlight range ...

Page 129: ...il iary stand BMW Motorrad rec ommends the BMW Motorrad rear wheel stand Mounting rear wheel stand 127 For a description of the correct installation please refer to the instructions for the front wheel stand BMW Motorrad offers a suit able auxiliary stand for each motorcycle Your authorized BMW Motorrad retailer will be very happy to assist you in choosing the suitable auxiliary stand Rear wheel s...

Page 130: ...utral for one minute Switch off ignition Read oil level in display 1 Specified level of engine oil Between the MIN and MAX marks Engine oil capacity SAE 5W 40 API SJ JASO MA2 Additives for instance molybdenum based substances are prohibited because they would attack the coatings on engine components BMW Motorrad recommends BMW Motorrad ADVANTEC Ultimate oil Approx 3 7 quarts Approx 3 5 l with filt...

Page 131: ...must be clearly perceptible Actuate the footbrake lever Pressure point must be clearly perceptible If no clear pressure points are perceptible ATTENTION Improper working on the brake system Endangering of the operating safety of the brake system Have all work on the brake sys tem carried out by experts Have the brakes checked at an authorized workshop preferably an authorized BMW Motorrad retailer...

Page 132: ...bly an authorized BMW Motorrad retailer If genuine BMW Motorrad brake pads are not installed be sure to check thickness of brake pad carrier plate WARNING Use of unsuitable brake pads Failure of the brake system due to loss of the brake pads Use only brake pads with a suf ficient thickness of the brake pad carrier plate BMW Motorrad recommends installing only genuine BMW Motorrad brake pads Checki...

Page 133: ...cking front brake fluid level WARNING Insufficient brake fluid in the brake fluid reservoir Considerably reduced braking performance caused by air in the brake system Adjust the riding mode imme diately until the fault is rectified Check brake fluid level regularly with center standOE Make sure ground is level and firm and place motorcycle on its center stand without center standOE Make sure groun...

Page 134: ...rized BMW Motorrad retailer Checking rear brake fluid level Make sure ground is level and firm and hold motorcycle verti cally Check level of brake fluid in rear brake fluid reservoir 1 NOTICE 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 horizon tal...

Page 135: ... Pressure point must be clearly perceptible If no clear pressure point can be felt Have the clutch checked by an authorized workshop preferably an authorized BMW Motorrad retailer Checking clutch lever play Operate clutch lever 1 until resistance is felt Measure clutch play A be tween handlebar fitting and clutch lever in this position Clutch lever play 0 02 0 04 in 0 5 1 0 mm on the handlebar fit...

Page 136: ...lant Checking coolant level Park motorcycle ensuring that support surface is firm and level Read off coolant level on ex pansion tank 1 Direction of view from front looking at in side of right hand side panel Required coolant level between MIN and MAX marks on the expansion tank Engine cold If coolant level drops below ap proved level Add coolant 9 134 z Maintenance ...

Page 137: ... Sudden loss of tire inflation pres sure Use valve caps with rubber sealing ring and screw on firmly Park motorcycle ensuring that support surface is firm and level Check tire pressures against data below Tire pressure front 36 3 psi 2 5 bar Tire pressure rear 42 1 psi 2 9 bar If tire pressure is too low Correct tire pressure Wheel rims and tires Checking wheel rims Park motorcycle ensuring that s...

Page 138: ... in the ASC and DTC suspension control systems The diameter and width of the wheels stored in the control unit have particular significance as the basis for all necessary calculations A change in these sizes resulting from con version to wheels not installed as standard equipment can seri ously affect the control efficiency of these systems The sensor rings required for wheel speed detection must ...

Page 139: ...liper 2 back and forth against the brake rotor 3 ATTENTION Unintentional pressing to gether of brake pads Component damage when mounting the brake caliper or when pressing the brake pads apart Do not actuate the brakes with the brake caliper removed Carefully pull brake calipers back and outward to remove them from brake rotors Raise front of motorcy cle preferably using a BMW Motorrad front wheel...

Page 140: ...wheel down and roll it forward out of the front suspension Remove spacer bushing 1 from the wheel hub Installing front wheel WARNING Use of a wheel which does not comply with series speci fications Malfunctions during control inter ventions by ABS and DTC Please see the information on the effect of wheel sizes on the ABS and DTC chassis control systems at the beginning of this chapter 9 138 z Main...

Page 141: ...he running direction Accident hazard Observe running direction ar rows on tire or rim Roll front wheel into front suspension Lift front wheel and install quick release axle 1 Remove front wheel stand and firmly compress front forks Do not operate the brake lever at the same time Mounting front wheel stand 127 Install screw 1 with specified torque Brace quick release axle on the right side at the s...

Page 142: ...b ft 19 Nm Tighten axle clamping screws 1 to appropriate torque Clamping screw in axle adapter Tightening sequence Tighten the screws 6 times alternating between one and the other each time 14 lb ft 19 Nm Remove front wheel stand Slide the brake calipers on the left hand and right had side onto the brake rotors 9 140 z Maintenance ...

Page 143: ... the brake pads seat against the rotors Insert wheel speed sensor ca bles into holding clips 1 and 2 Insert wheel speed sensor in bore and install screw 3 Wheel speed sensor on fork Joint compound Micro encapsulated or medium strength screw lock 6 lb ft 8 Nm Removing rear wheel Raise motorcycle preferably with a BMW Motorrad rear wheel stand Mounting rear wheel stand 127 Support the rear wheel e g...

Page 144: ...e axle as far as possible to ward inside Remove quick release axle 2 and take out adjusting plate 1 Roll rear wheel as far forward as possible and remove chain 1 from chain sprocket Remove screw 1 and detach brake line from bracket 2 Make sure that the wheel speed sensor 1 is not damaged when rolling out the rear wheel 9 142 z Maintenance ...

Page 145: ...e control systems Have new parameters encoded by a specialist workshop preferably by an authorized BMW Motorrad retailer ATTENTION Tightening of screwed con nections with incorrect tight ening torque Damage or loosening of screwed connections Always have the tightening torques checked by a spe cialized workshop preferably an authorized BMW Motorrad retailer Roll rear wheel on support into swing ar...

Page 146: ...n 1 on sprocket Insert right hand adjusting plate 1 in swinging arm Raise the rear wheel and in stall the quick release axle 2 through the shim in the brake caliper support and the rear wheel Make sure that quick release axle meets the recess for key surfaces Mount adjusting plate on left 1 Install nut 2 with washer how ever do not tighten yet 9 144 z Maintenance ...

Page 147: ...CE The alignment of the connector may vary from the illustration de pending on the light source to be replaced Park motorcycle ensuring that support surface is firm and level Turn off ignition Remove cover 1 to replace light source for low beam headlight Remove cover 2 to replace light source for high beam headlight Disconnect plug 3 9 145 z Maintenance ...

Page 148: ...orter service life than con ventional light sources and also generate more heat Under some circumstances the high levels of heat radiation can damage the headlight assembly Bulbs for low beam headlight H7 12 V 55 W Bulb for high beam headlight H7 12 V 55 W To protect the glass against soiling only grasp the light source by the base Install light source 5 Start by inserting lug 6 then press light s...

Page 149: ...iner 2 downward us ing a screwdriver if necessary and pull socket 3 from head light housing Remove light source 4 from socket Replace defective light source Bulb for parking light W5W 12 V 5 W To prevent dirt from being de posited on the glass surface always use a clean dry cloth to hold the light source Insert light source 4 in light source socket 9 147 z Maintenance ...

Page 150: ...nd level Switch off ignition Remove cover 1 Push retainer 2 downward us ing a screwdriver if necessary and pull socket 3 from head light housing Remove light source 4 from socket Replace defective light source Bulb for parking light W5W 12 V 5 W To prevent contaminants from being deposited on the glass surface always use a clean dry cloth to hold the light source 9 148 z Maintenance ...

Page 151: ...nstall cover Replacing front and rear turn indicator light sources Park motorcycle ensuring that support surface is firm and level Switch off ignition Remove the screw 1 Remove the lens from the housing by pulling it outward on the side with the screw Remove light source 2 from light housing by turning it counterclockwise 9 149 z Maintenance ...

Page 152: ...stall light source 2 in light housing by turning it clockwise Insert inside end of lens into light housing and close it Install screw 1 Diode taillight If the taillight LEDs have failed the taillight must be replaced In this case Contact an authorized service facility preferably an authorized BMW Motorrad retailer License plate light If the taillight LEDs for the li cense plate light have failed t...

Page 153: ...e panel also apply logically for the left side Park motorcycle ensuring that support surface is firm and level Remove screw 1 on inside of fairing side panel Pull fairing side panel 2 out of push in fasteners 3 and retain ing clips 4 Take off fairing side panel Installing fairing side panel Insert fairing side panel 2 in retaining clips 4 and push in fasteners 3 Install screw 1 9 151 z Maintenance...

Page 154: ...on cable 4 for power socket when doing so Installing inner cover Install inner trim 2 Watch ca ble 4 when doing so Align inner trim and insert in upper section of fairing 3 Install screws 1 Jump starting CAUTION Touching live parts of the ig nition system when the en gine is running Electrocution Do not touch parts of the igni tion system when the engine is running 9 152 z Maintenance ...

Page 155: ...ed battery and clamping the other end to the positive terminal of the donor battery Then clamp one end of the black jumper cable to the donor battery s negative terminal while connecting the other end to discharged battery s negative terminal Start engine of vehicle with dis charged battery in usual way if engine does not start wait a few minutes before repeat ing attempt in order to protect start...

Page 156: ...zed BMW Motorrad retailer Charging connected battery ATTENTION Charging the battery con nected to the vehicle using the battery terminals Damage to the motorcycle s electronics Disconnect the battery be fore charging on the battery terminals ATTENTION A fully discharged battery must be charged via a power socket or extra socket Damage to vehicle electronics A fully discharged battery bat tery volt...

Page 157: ...struc tions of charger Once battery is fully charged disconnect charger s terminal clips from battery terminals NOTICE In the case of longer periods when the motorcycle is not be ing used the battery must be recharged regularly See the instructions for caring for your battery Always fully recharge the battery before returning it to use Connecting battery to vehicle 156 Disconnecting battery from m...

Page 158: ... 1 Then remove positive battery cable 2 Connecting battery to vehicle First install positive battery ca ble 2 Then install negative battery cable 1 with anti theft alarm system DWA OE First install positive battery ca ble 2 Then install negative battery cable 1 Install seat 62 Removing battery Removing seat 62 Disconnecting battery from motorcycle 155 9 156 z Maintenance ...

Page 159: ...pwards if it is difficult to move moving it back and forth will help Install battery NOTICE If the vehicle has been discon nected from the battery for a long time the current date must be entered in the instrument cluster to make sure the service display is working properly Place battery 3 in battery com partment positive terminal on right in direction of travel Install bracket 2 Fit the screw 1 9...

Page 160: ...ctive fuses Replace defective fuses with new fuses Switch off ignition Park motorcycle ensuring that support surface is firm and level Removing seat 62 Press lock 1 on both sides Pull off fuse box 2 Replace defective fuse in ac cordance with following fuse assignment diagram NOTICE If the fuses blow frequently have the electrical system checked by an authorized specialized work shop preferably an ...

Page 161: ...ollowed when disconnecting the data link connector for the On Board Diagnostics Motorcycle experiences malfunc tions Only have the data link con nector disconnected by a spe cialist workshop or other autho rized persons during your next BMW Service appointment Have the work performed by appropriately trained staff Refer to the vehicle manufac turer specifications Removing seat 62 Press locking mec...

Page 162: ...g though water or dust and dirt perform the lubrication at shorter intervals Switch off ignition and engage Neutral Clean drive chain with suitable cleaning agent dry and apply chain lubricant To extend and maximize the chain s service life BMW Motorrad recommends using BMW Motorrad chain lubricant or Lubricant Chain spray Wipe off excess lubricant Checking chain tension Park motorcycle ensuring t...

Page 163: ...screws 2 on left and right Check chain tension 160 Ensure that the figures 4 indi cating the adjustment settings are identical on left and right Tighten locknuts 3 on left and right to the specified torque Lock nut of the drive chain tensioning screw 14 lb ft 19 Nm Tighten nut 1 to the specified torque Rear wheel quick release axle in swinging arm Thread locking compound mechanical 74 lb ft 100 Nm...

Page 164: ...7 in max 144 30 mm Measured over the center of 10 rivets chain tensioned If the chain has reached the max imum approved length Contact an authorized service facility preferably an authorized BMW Motorrad retailer 9 162 z Maintenance ...

Page 165: ...Accessories General instructions 164 Onboard power sockets 164 Case 165 Topcase 167 Navigation system 173 Connector for optional acces sories 178 10 163 z Accessories ...

Page 166: ...d accessory products of any kind Whenever you are planning mod ifications comply with all the le gal requirements The vehicle must not violate the regulations governing vehicle approval for highway use applicable in your own country Your authorized BMW Motorrad retailer offers you qualified advice in choosing genuine BMW parts accessories and other products More information on the topic of accesso...

Page 167: ... in the technical data is exceeded the onboard sockets are switched off Case Open case with case carrier left rightOE Turn the key 1 to position OPEN Pull the gray release lever 2 OPEN upward and simultane ously open the case lid Close case with case carrier left rightOE Turn the key 1 to position OPEN Press the catches 2 of the case lid into the locking mech anisms 3 Ensure that no items are trap...

Page 168: ...ses with case carrier left rightOE Turn the key 1 to position RE LEASE Insert the case in the case car rier 1 then swing as far as possible onto mount 2 Pull the black release lever 3 RELEASE upward while simul taneously pushing the case into the upper mount 2 Press the black release lever 3 RELEASE down until it en gages Turn the key in the case lock so that it is in the direction of travel and r...

Page 169: ...ax 112 mph max 180 km h Payload per case max 22 lbs max 10 kg Secure hold with case carrier left rightOE If a case wobbles or is difficult to fit it must be adapted to the gap between the upper and lower mount WARNING Improperly installed case Impairment of riding safety Cases may not shake and must be fastened play free If some play is determined after longer use readjust the retaining claw Use t...

Page 170: ...lease lever 1 all the way up Close Topcase lid and hold it down Ensure that no items are trapped between cover and case NOTICE The Topcase can also be locked if the lock is in the LOCK posi tion Under such circumstances ensure that the key is not in the Topcase Press release lever 1 down un til it engages Turn key in Topcase lock into LOCK position and remove Removing Topcase with luggage rackOE 1...

Page 171: ...ing Topcase with luggage rackOE WARNING Topcase not properly se cured Driving safety is impaired Topcase must not shake and must be fastened clearance free Pull handle 1 up as far as it will go Hook Topcase into luggage rack Make sure that hooks 2 engage securely in their re spective mounts 3 Press handle 1 down until it engages 10 169 z Accessories ...

Page 172: ...ollowing values apply to the combination described here Maximum speed when riding with a loaded top case max 112 mph max 180 km h Payload of Topcase max 11 lbs max 5 kg Opening the topcase with topcase 2 large 49 lOA with luggage rackOE Turn the key in the topcase lock to position 1 Press the lock cylinder 1 to the front The release lever 2 pops up Pull release lever all the way up Topcase lid ope...

Page 173: ...n Under such circumstances ensure that the key is not in the Topcase Press release lever 1 down un til it engages Turn key 2 in Topcase lock to the LOCK position and re move Remove Topcase with topcase 2 large 49 lOA with luggage rackOE Turn key in Topcase lock into Position 1 Handle pops out Fold handle 1 all the way up Raise the rear of the topcase and pull it off luggage rack 10 171 z Accessori...

Page 174: ... it will go Hook the topcase into the lug gage rack 1 Make sure that the hooks 2 fit securely into the corresponding mount ings 3 Press handle down until it en gages Turn key in Topcase lock into Position 1 and remove Top speed for riding with topcase 2 large 50 l max 112 mph max 180 km h Payload of topcase 2 large 50 l max 11 lbs max 5 kg Do not exceed values for maxi mum speed and payload 10 172...

Page 175: ...device into the mount 4 Swing the navigation device 5 to the front and press it into the detent 6 at the upper edge Navigation device engages Check that the navigation de vice is secure in the cradle The red mark 2 must no longer be visible Remove navigation device with preparation for navigation systemOE with navigation systemOA Press the locking mecha nism 1 The mark 2 indicates the un locking 1...

Page 176: ...he following description refers to the BMW Motorrad Naviga tor V and the BMW Motorrad Navigator VI The BMW Motorrad Navigator IV does not offer all options described NOTICE Only the latest version of the BMW Motorrad communication system is supported A soft ware update may be required for the BMW Motorrad commu nication system In this case please contact your authorized BMW Motorrad retailer If BM...

Page 177: ...nds to the activa tion of certain functions on the Navigator display These func tions are marked with an right arrow or a left arrow above the corresponding touch field The function is triggered by long actuation to the right The function is triggered by long actuation to the left In detail the following functions can be operated Map view Turning upward Increase size of map section Zoom in Turning...

Page 178: ...ilable for se lection are dependent on the optional extras installed NOTICE The Mediaplayer function is only available when using a Bluetooth device as per A2DP standard e g a BMW Motorrad communi cation system Mediaplayer Long actuation to left Play previous title Long actuation to right Play next title Turning increases or reduces volume of a BMW Motorrad communication system con nected via Blue...

Page 179: ...ty settings The BMW Motorrad Navigator V can be secured against unau thorized use with a four digit PIN Garmin Lock When this func tion is activated once the Navi gator GPS receiver is cradled on the motorcycle and the ignition is switched on you will receive a prompt asking whether the motorcycle should be added to the list of secure vehicles If you answer Yes to this question the Navigator saves...

Page 180: ...g travel sensor Optional accessory HP Race Data Logger Under right hand fairing side panel 1 Connector for infrared re ceiver Under left hand fairing side panel 1 Plug for special and racing accessories Power supply and LIN Spring travel sensor for front forks racing acces sory with preparation for navi gation systemOE Navigation system 10 178 z Accessories ...

Page 181: ...h seat without anti theft alarm system DWA OE 1 Connector for DWA and HP Race data logger 2 Terminating resistor Under rear carrier 1 Plug for rear additional on board socket NOTICE The connector for the additional onboard socket 1 tied back be hind the rear trim panel 2 on the inner frame 3 10 179 z Accessories ...

Page 182: ...tion instructions of special or racing accessories NOTICE So that the wiring harness can be correctly positioned and the wiring harnesses with the con nectors are not routed under ten sion the cable times must not be tightened until the end ATTENTION Penetration of dirt and mois ture in the open connector Malfunctions Remount cover cap or termi nating resistor after removing connector Remount cove...

Page 183: ...Care Care products 182 Washing your motorcycle 182 Cleaning sensitive motorcycle parts 183 Paint care 184 Protective wax coating 184 Store motorcycle 184 Return motorcycle to use 184 11 181 z Care ...

Page 184: ...cycle To prevent stains do not wash the motorcycle immediately 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 completion of ev ery trip WARNING Damp brake disks and brake pads after washing the mo torcycle aft...

Page 185: ...ring the affected areas with a wet cloth Chrome Carefully clean chrome parts with plenty of water and BMW Motorrad Care Products motorcycle cleaner This is particularly important in the case of road salt Use BMW Motorrad metal polish for additional treatment Radiator Clean the radiator regularly to prevent overheating of the en gine due to inadequate cooling For example use a garden hose with low ...

Page 186: ...an cloth or cotton ball BMW Motorrad recom mends removing tar stains with BMW tar remover Then add a protective wax coating to the paint at these locations Protective wax coating Apply a preservative when water fails to bead up on the painted surface BMW Motorrad recommends BMW Motorrad high gloss polish or agents that contain carnauba or synthetic wax to protect the paint finish Store motorcycle ...

Page 187: ...d fasteners 187 Fuel 189 Engine oil 190 Engine 191 Clutch 192 Transmission 192 Rear wheel drive 193 Frame 193 Suspension 194 Brakes 195 Wheels and tires 196 Electrical system 198 Dimensions 199 Weights 200 Performance data 201 12 185 z Technical data ...

Page 188: ...ngaged Place transmission in neutral or disengage clutch No fuel in tank Refueling 85 Battery drained Charge connected battery 154 Overheating protection for starter motor has ac tivated Starter motor can only be actuated for a limited period Leave the starter motor to cool down for around 1 minute until it becomes available again 12 186 z Technical data ...

Page 189: ...ew in axle adapter M8 x 35 Tightening sequence Tighten the screws 6 times alternating between one and the other each time 14 lb ft 19 Nm Radial brake calipers on the axle adapter M10 x 65 28 lb ft 38 Nm Wheel speed sensor on fork M6 x 16 Micro encapsulated or medium strength screw lock 6 lb ft 8 Nm 12 187 z Technical data ...

Page 190: ...e axle in swinging arm M24 x 1 5 mechanical 74 lb ft 100 Nm Swinging arm adapter on rear wheel swinging arm M8 x 40 15 lb ft 20 Nm Screw on adjustment ring M5 x 25 2 lb ft 3 Nm without Dynamic ESAOE Mirrors Value Valid Mirror locknut on adapter M10 x 1 25 Left hand thread 16 lb ft 22 Nm 12 188 z Technical data ...

Page 191: ...OZ RON 93 AKI Alternative fuel quality Super unleaded with performance penalty max 10 ethanol E10 89 AKI 95 ROZ RON 89 AKI Usable fuel quantity Approx 5 3 gal Approx 20 l Fuel reserve Approx 1 1 gal Approx 4 l Fuel consumption 44 mpg 5 4 l 100 km according to WMTC 12 189 z Technical data ...

Page 192: ...O MA2 Additives for in stance molybdenum based substances are pro hibited because they would attack the coatings on engine components BMW Motorrad recom mends BMW Motorrad ADVANTEC Ultimate oil Engine oil quantity for topping up max 0 8 quarts max 0 8 l Difference between MIN and MAX BMW recommends 12 190 z Technical data ...

Page 193: ...per cylinders and two over head cams Displacement 999 cc 999 cm3 Cylinder bore 3 1 in 80 mm Piston stroke 2 in 49 7 mm Compression ratio 12 1 Rated output 160 hp 118 kW at engine speed 11000 min 1 Torque 83 lb ft 112 Nm at engine speed 9250 min 1 Maximum engine speed max 12000 min 1 Idle speed 1270 50 min 1 Engine at operating temperature Emission standard Euro 4 12 191 z Technical data ...

Page 194: ...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 33 22 teeth 4th gear 1 360 34 25 teeth 5th gear 1 261 29 23 teeth 6th gear 12 192 z Technical data ...

Page 195: ...h of rear wheel drive Pinion sprocket 17 45 Secondary gear ratio 2 647 Frame Frame design Aluminum composite bridge frame load sharing engine Location of type plate Frame at front right on steering head Location of the vehicle identification number Frame at front right on steering head 12 193 z Technical data ...

Page 196: ...ravel front 5 9 in 150 mm on front wheel with loweredOE 4 7 in 120 mm on front wheel Rear wheel Type of rear suspension Aluminum swinging arm Type of final drive Chain drive Spring travel rear 5 5 in 140 mm on rear wheel with loweredOE 4 3 in 110 mm on rear wheel 12 194 z Technical data ...

Page 197: ...min 4 0 mm Wear limit Free travel of brake actuation Front wheel brake 0 04 0 02 in 1 0 4 mm Rear wheel Type of rear brake Hydraulically operated disk brake with 2 piston floating caliper and fixed brake disk Rear brake pad material Organic Rear brake disk thickness 0 2 in 5 0 mm New min 0 18 in min 4 5 mm Wear limit Blow by clearance of footbrake lever 0 08 0 12 in 2 3 mm between footbrake lever ...

Page 198: ... rear tires W minimum requirement 168 mph 270 km h Front wheel Front wheel design Aluminum cast wheel Front wheel rim size 3 50 x 17 Front tire designation 120 70 ZR 17 Load index for front tire 58 Permissible front wheel imbalance max 0 2 oz max 5 g Balance weight for front wheel Half of each weights must be attached on the right and left of the rim respectively max 2 8 oz max 80 g 12 196 z Techn...

Page 199: ... for rear tire 75 Permissible rear wheel imbalance max 1 6 oz max 45 g Balance weight for rear wheel Half of each weights must be attached on the right and left of the rim respectively max 2 8 oz max 80 g Tire inflation pressure Tire pressure front 36 3 psi 2 5 bar Tire pressure rear 42 1 psi 2 9 bar 12 197 z Technical data ...

Page 200: ...ltage regulator basic module main relay engine electronics ABS Dynamic ESA Battery Battery design Absorbent Glass Mat Battery voltage 12 V Battery capacity 9 Ah with anti theft alarm system DWA OE 10 Ah Spark plugs Spark plugs manufacturer and designation NGK LMAR9D J Light sources 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...

Page 201: ... plate carrier Motorcycle height max 55 1 in max 1400 mm measured above windshield in bottom position at DIN unladen weight with loweredOE max 53 7 in max 1363 mm measured above windshield in bottom position at DIN unladen weight Motorcycle width 35 in 890 mm without mounted parts 37 in 940 mm with mirrors Rider s seat height 33 1 in 840 mm without rider at unladen weight with rider s seat lowOE 3...

Page 202: ...loweredOE 70 5 in 1790 mm without rider at unladen weight Weights Vehicle curb weight 503 lbs 228 kg DIN unladen weight ready for road 90 full tank of gas without OE Permissible front wheel load max 397 lbs max 180 kg Permissible rear wheel load max 661 lbs max 300 kg Permissible gross weight 979 lbs 444 kg Maximum payload 476 lbs 216 kg 12 200 z Technical data ...

Page 203: ...Performance data Top speed Approx 155 mph Approx 250 km h 12 201 z Technical data ...

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Page 205: ...efects 204 BMW Motorrad Service 205 BMW Motorrad Service History 205 BMW Motorrad Mobility Services 206 Maintenance procedures 206 Maintenance schedule 209 Maintenance confirmations 210 Service confirmations 225 13 203 z Service ...

Page 206: ...may order the manufac turer to perform a recall and remedy campaign However the NHTSA cannot become involved in individual problems between you your authorized BMW Motorrad retailer or BMW of North America LLC You can contact the NHTSA by calling the Vehicle Safety Hotline on 1 888 327 4236 Teletypewriter TTY for the hearing impaired 1 800 424 9153 for free by visiting the website at http www safe...

Page 207: ...ommended service intervals Have all maintenance and repair work confirmed in the Service chapter in this manual Doc umentation confirming regular maintenance is essential for gen erous treatment of claims sub mitted after the warranty period has expired goodwill You can obtain information on the contents of the BMW Ser vices from your BMW Motorrad retailer BMW Motorrad Service History Entries Main...

Page 208: ...ivery check is carried out by your authorized BMW Motorrad retailer before it turns the motorcycle over to you BMW running in check Mileage until running in check 311 746 miles 500 1200 km BMW Service BMW service is carried out once a year The scope of the ser vices performed may be de pendent on the vehicle owner and the mileage driven Your BMW Motorrad retailer confirms that the service has been...

Page 209: ...The required scope of mainte nance work for your motorcy cle can be found in the following maintenance schedule 13 207 z Service ...

Page 210: ...13 208 z Service ...

Page 211: ...il change with fil ter 4 Check valve clearance 5 Check timing 6 Replace all spark plugs 7 Replace air filter 8 Oil change in the tele scopic forks 9 Change brake fluid in en tire system a yearly or every 6000 mi 10000 km whichever oc curs first b at first after one year then every two years 13 209 z Service ...

Page 212: ...ke disk for wear Checking brake fluid level in rear wheel brake Checking steering head bearing Checking coolant level Checking the attachment of the clutch lever fitting Checking the clutch cable and clutch lever play Lubricating the clutch control Checking and lubricating the chain drive Checking the tire pressure and tread depth Checking side stand for ease of movement Checking the lighting and ...

Page 213: ...Confirm the BMW service in the vehicle literature 13 211 z Service ...

Page 214: ...BMW pre delivery check performed on Stamp signature BMW Running in Check performed on at km Next service latest on or if reached earlier at km Stamp signature 13 212 z Service ...

Page 215: ...ature Work performed Yes No BMW Service Engine oil change with filter Checking valve clearance Checking valve timing cylinder head cover removed Replacing all spark plugs Replacing air cleaner element Oil change telescopic fork Changing brake fluid in entire system Information 13 213 z Service ...

Page 216: ...ature Work performed Yes No BMW Service Engine oil change with filter Checking valve clearance Checking valve timing cylinder head cover removed Replacing all spark plugs Replacing air cleaner element Oil change telescopic fork Changing brake fluid in entire system Information 13 214 z Service ...

Page 217: ...ature Work performed Yes No BMW Service Engine oil change with filter Checking valve clearance Checking valve timing cylinder head cover removed Replacing all spark plugs Replacing air cleaner element Oil change telescopic fork Changing brake fluid in entire system Information 13 215 z Service ...

Page 218: ...ature Work performed Yes No BMW Service Engine oil change with filter Checking valve clearance Checking valve timing cylinder head cover removed Replacing all spark plugs Replacing air cleaner element Oil change telescopic fork Changing brake fluid in entire system Information 13 216 z Service ...

Page 219: ...ature Work performed Yes No BMW Service Engine oil change with filter Checking valve clearance Checking valve timing cylinder head cover removed Replacing all spark plugs Replacing air cleaner element Oil change telescopic fork Changing brake fluid in entire system Information 13 217 z Service ...

Page 220: ...ature Work performed Yes No BMW Service Engine oil change with filter Checking valve clearance Checking valve timing cylinder head cover removed Replacing all spark plugs Replacing air cleaner element Oil change telescopic fork Changing brake fluid in entire system Information 13 218 z Service ...

Page 221: ...ature Work performed Yes No BMW Service Engine oil change with filter Checking valve clearance Checking valve timing cylinder head cover removed Replacing all spark plugs Replacing air cleaner element Oil change telescopic fork Changing brake fluid in entire system Information 13 219 z Service ...

Page 222: ...ature Work performed Yes No BMW Service Engine oil change with filter Checking valve clearance Checking valve timing cylinder head cover removed Replacing all spark plugs Replacing air cleaner element Oil change telescopic fork Changing brake fluid in entire system Information 13 220 z Service ...

Page 223: ...ature Work performed Yes No BMW Service Engine oil change with filter Checking valve clearance Checking valve timing cylinder head cover removed Replacing all spark plugs Replacing air cleaner element Oil change telescopic fork Changing brake fluid in entire system Information 13 221 z Service ...

Page 224: ...ature Work performed Yes No BMW Service Engine oil change with filter Checking valve clearance Checking valve timing cylinder head cover removed Replacing all spark plugs Replacing air cleaner element Oil change telescopic fork Changing brake fluid in entire system Information 13 222 z Service ...

Page 225: ...ature Work performed Yes No BMW Service Engine oil change with filter Checking valve clearance Checking valve timing cylinder head cover removed Replacing all spark plugs Replacing air cleaner element Oil change telescopic fork Changing brake fluid in entire system Information 13 223 z Service ...

Page 226: ...ature Work performed Yes No BMW Service Engine oil change with filter Checking valve clearance Checking valve timing cylinder head cover removed Replacing all spark plugs Replacing air cleaner element Oil change telescopic fork Changing brake fluid in entire system Information 13 224 z Service ...

Page 227: ...vice confirmations The table serves to provide evidence of maintenance and repair work as well as installed optional acces sories and special campaigns performed Work performed at km Date 13 225 z Service ...

Page 228: ...Work performed at km Date 13 226 z Service ...

Page 229: ...Appendix Certificate for Electronic Immobi lizer 228 14 227 z Appendix ...

Page 230: ...mplies with Part 15 of the FCC rules Operation is subject to the following two conditions 1 This device may not cause harmful inter ference and 2 this device must accept any interference received including interference that may cause undesired operation Any changes or modifi cations not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the user s authority to operate the equipm...

Page 231: ...rtie 15 des règles de la FCC Son utilisation est soumise aux deux conditions suivantes 1 Le dispositif ne doit pas produire d interférences nuisibles et 2 le dispositif doit pouvoir accepter toutes les interférences extérieures y compris celles qui pourraient provoquer une activation inopportune Toute modification qui n aurait pas été approuvée expressément par l organisme responsa ble de l homolo...

Page 232: ... to vehicle 156 Disconnecting from vehicle 155 Installing 157 Maintenance instructions 153 Position on motorcycle 18 Removing 156 Technical data 198 Brake fluid Check fluid level at rear 132 Check front fluid level 131 Front reservoir 17 Rear reservoir 17 Brake pads Breaking in 79 Check front 129 Check rear 130 Brakes ABS Pro in detail 114 ABS Pro dependent on riding mode 83 Adjusting handlebar le...

Page 233: ... Fluid level indicator 17 Topping up 135 Warning light for overtemperature 31 Coolant temperature Multifunction display 25 too high 31 Cruise control system Operating 58 D Damping adjust without Dynamic ESA 68 adjusting with Dynamic ESA 56 Front adjustment element 15 Rear adjuster 17 Date Adjusting 38 Diagnostic connector fasten 160 Loosen 159 Dimensions Technical Data 199 DTC Control 19 Operating...

Page 234: ...nd Mounting 127 Fuel Fuel specifications 84 Refueling 85 Technical data 189 Technical Data 189 Fuel reserve Cruising range 39 Warning light 39 Fuses Position on motorcycle 18 Replacing 158 Technical data 198 G Gearshift assistant Gear not trained 36 Riding 80 Technology in detail 122 H Hazard warning flashers Control 19 Operating 46 Headlight Adjusting for RHD LHD traffic 64 Headlight range adjust...

Page 235: ... Operating high beam headlight 45 Operating low beam headlight 44 Operating parking lights 44 45 Lowered suspension Limitations 72 Luggage Loading information 72 M Maintenance General instructions 126 Maintenance schedule 209 Maintenance confirmations 210 Maintenance intervals 206 Mirrors Adjusting 64 Mobility Services 206 Motorcycle Care 181 Cleaning 181 Parking 83 Returning to use 184 Storage 18...

Page 236: ...ifunction switch 21 SETUP EQUIPMENT 94 SETUP MENU 90 SETUP RACETRACK 107 Underneath seat 18 P Parking light 45 Performance data Technical data 201 Pre Ride Check 76 R Racetrack 89 LAPTIMER Operating 96 Rear wheel drive Technical Data 193 Rear wheel stand Mounting 127 Refueling 85 Fuel specifications 84 Rider s Manual US Model Position on motorcycle 18 Riding mode Adjusting 57 Control 21 DYNAMIC 12...

Page 237: ... 191 Engine oil 190 Frame 193 Fuel 189 Fuses 198 General notes 7 Light sources 198 Performance data 201 Rear wheel drive 193 Spark plugs 198 Standards 7 Suspension 194 Transmission 192 Weights 200 Wheels and tires 196 Threaded fasteners 187 Tires Breaking in 80 Checking tire inflation pressures 135 Checking tire tread depth 135 Inflation pressures 197 Technical Data 196 Tire inflation pressure tab...

Page 238: ...1 Engine management system 32 Fall sensor 33 Fuel reserve 39 Gear not trained 36 Light source defect 32 Overheating 31 Overview 24 Taillight and lights for parking lights defective 33 Weights Load capacity table 15 Technical Data 200 Wheels Checking wheel rims 135 Installing front wheel 138 Installing rear wheel 143 Removing front wheel 136 Removing rear wheel 141 Size change 136 Technical Data 19...

Page 239: ...15 237 z Index ...

Page 240: ...cation of this work in whole or part are pro hibited without the express writ ten approval of BMW Motorrad Aftersales Original Rider s Manual printed in Germany WARNING Harmful substances Operating servicing and main taining a passenger vehicle or off road vehicle can expose you to chemicals including engine exhaust carbon monoxide phtha lates and lead which are known to the State of California to...

Page 241: ...ethanol E10 89 AKI 95 ROZ RON 89 AKI Usable fuel quantity Approx 5 3 gal Approx 20 l Fuel reserve Approx 1 1 gal Approx 4 l Tire inflation pressure Tire pressure front 36 3 psi 2 5 bar Tire pressure rear 42 1 psi 2 9 bar You can find further information on all aspects of your vehicle at bmw motorrad com BMW recommends Order No 01 40 9 467 217 04 2018 4th edition 07 01409467217 01409467217 01409467...

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