Bmw r1200gs сервисный мануал

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Page 1 — R 1200 GS Adventure

BMW MotorradRider’s ManualR 1200 GS AdventureThe UltimateRiding Machine

Page 2 — Dealership details

OverviewChapter 2 of this Rider’s Manu-al will provide you with an initialoverview of your motorcycle. Allmaintenance and repair work onthe motor

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complete before your passengermounts the motorcycle.The ESA indicator continuesto flash until adjustment com-pletes. Do not attempt to movethe motorcy

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AccessoriesAccessoriesGeneral instructions. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 98Power sockets . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 98Case . . . .

Page 5 — Welcome to BMW

General instructionsBMW Motorrad recommendsthe use of parts and accessoriesfor your motorcycle that are ap-proved by BMW for this purpose.Genuine BMW

Page 6 — Table of Contents

remains operational if the igni-tion is subsequently switched off.The power sockets are switchedoff approximately 15 after the ig-nition is switched o

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Pull catch 2 up as far as it willgo, while pressing down on thecase lid.Lift the lid of the case.Closing casesPush case lid and catch 2down, engaging

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Close the case lid.Open the second catch of thecase lid.Remove the case lid.Installing case lidPlace the case lid on the case.Close one of the catches

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Pivot the case against thetop rail, push it back into themounts and hold it in position.Press catch 2 out as far as itwill go.Turn key 1 in the case l

Page 10 — General instructions

Open the topcase lid.Close the topcaseClose the topcase lid.Push topcase lid and catch 2down, engaging the catch hookin the topcase lid.The catch enga

Page 11 — Equipment

Installing topcasePosition the topcase on thetopcase mount in such a waythat hooks 3 are just behindrails 4.Press the topcase down untilit is seated f

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Adjustable topcase mountThe topcase mount can be in-stalled on the luggage carrier orinstead of the rear seat.The luggage carrier has two setsof holes

Page 13 — General views

ESA Electronic SuspensionAdjustmentElectronic SuspensionAdjustment.RDCTyre pressure control(ReifenDruck-Control)EquipmentWhen you ordered your BMWmoto

Page 15 — General view, left side

MaintenanceMaintenanceGeneral instructions. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 108Toolkit . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 108Engi

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General instructionsThe «Maintenance» chapter de-scribes straightforward proced-ures for checking and replacingcertain wear parts.Special ti

Page 17 — General view, right side

2 Hook wrenchAdjusting spring preloadfor front wheel ( 66).3 Extension for screwdriverbladeAdjusting damping forrear wheel ( 68).Tools service setBMW

Page 18 — Handlebar fitting, left

Engine oil, specified levelBetween MIN and MAXmarksIf the oil level is below the MINmark:Top up the engine oil ( 110).If the oil level is above the MA

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If pressure points are not clearlyperceptible:Incorrect working practicesendanger the reliability ofthe brakes.Have all work on the brake sys-tem unde

Page 20 — Handlebar fitting, right

In order to ensure the dependab-ility of the brake system, do notpermit the brake pads to wearpast the minimum permissiblethickness.Have the brake pad

Page 21 — Underneath the seat

In order to ensure the dependab-ility of the brake system, do notpermit the brake pads to wearpast the minimum permissiblethickness.Have the brake pad

Page 22 — Instrument panel

Check the brake fluid level infront reservoir 1.Wear of the brake padscauses the brake fluid levelin the reservoir to sink.Brake fluid level, frontDOT

Page 23 — Headlight

Check the brake-fluidlevel, rear brakesA low fluid level in thebrake reservoir can allow airto penetrate the brake system.This significantly reduces b

Page 25 — Status indicators

ClutchChecking clutch operationPull the clutch lever.The pressure point must beclearly perceptible.If the pressure point is not clearlyperceptible:Hav

Page 26 — Standard status

Make sure the ground is leveland firm and place the motor-cycle on its stand.Measure the tyre tread depthin the main tread grooves withwear marks.Tyre

Page 27 — Status indicators with

are programmed into the controlunit and are fundamental to allcalculations. Any change in theseinfluencing variables, caused forexample by a switch to

Page 28 — Mode of presentation

Mask off the parts of the wheelrim that could be scratched inthe process of removing thebrake calipers.Once the calipers havebeen removed, there isa r

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Release axle clamping screw 2.Remove quick-release axle 3,while supporting the wheel.Roll the front wheel forward toremove.Remove spacing bushing 4fro

Page 30 — Warnings, overview

Raise the front wheel, insertquick-release axle 3 and tight-en to specified torque.Quick-release axle in axleholder50 NmTighten axle clamping screw 2t

Page 32 — LAMPR ! appears on the dis

See the information on the effectof wheel size on the ABS andASC systems at the start of thischapter.Threaded fasteners nottightened to the specifiedt

Page 33 — Bulbs defective

Slacken adjusting screws 1.Push the two adapters 2 apartuntil the front forks fit betweenthem.Use locating pins 3 to set thefront-wheel stand to the d

Page 34 — Check Oil ap

BulbsGeneral instructionsA warning appears in the multi-function display if a bulb is de-fective. If the brake or rear lightfails, the symbol is accom

Page 35 — ABS warnings

General viewsGeneral viewsGeneral view, left side. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11General view, right side . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13Handlebar fittin

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Disengage spring clip 4 andswing it aside.Remove bulb 5.Replace the defective bulb.Do not touch the glass ofnew bulbs with your fingers.Use a clean, d

Page 37 — ASC warnings

clockwise. Make sure that thewording TOP is at the top.Replacing parking-lightbulbMake sure the ground is leveland firm and place the motor-cycle on i

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Install bulb carrier 1 in theheadlight housing.Replacing turn indicatorbulbs, front and rearMake sure the ground is leveland firm and place the motor-

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Bulbs for flashing turnindicators, frontRY10W / 12 V / 10 Wwith LED turn indicatorsOELED / 12 VBulbs for flashing turnindicators, rearRY10W / 12 V / 1

Page 40 — RDC warnings

Pivot the headlight lens for-ward.Remove four screws 3.Push bulb cover 4 down toremove.Pull bulb housing 5 down untilit is clear of the holder.Turn bu

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Push bulb housing 5 up intothe holder from below.Seat bulb cover 4 from below.Install four screws 3.Pivot the headlight lens back.Tighten screw 2.Conn

Page 42 — RDC! appears on

To do so, squeeze retainingclips 3 together on left andright and disconnect the plug.Replace fuse 4 for right head-light or fuse 5 for left headlight,

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Remove long screw 1 andshort screws 2 and removethe cover.Remove screw 3.Pull the side cover at 4 and 5to disengage it from the hold-ers.Remove two sc

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Push the air filter into the airfilter housing at the bottom,making sure that the vanes arenot bent.Position the air intake pipe onthe air filter hous

Page 45 — Anti-theft alarm

Hold the cover in position andinstall short screws 2 and longscrew 1.Install the front seat ( 73).Jump startingThe wires leading to thepower socket do

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Charge the battery whenconnectedCharging the connectedbattery directly at the bat-tery terminals can damage thevehicle electronics.Always disconnect t

Page 49 — Operation

of disuse. See the instructionsfor caring for your battery. Al-ways fully recharge the batterybefore restoring it to useRemoving batteryRemove the fro

Page 50 — Ignition switch and

Installation in the wrongsequence increases the riskof short-circuits.Always proceed in the correctsequence.Never install the battery withoutthe prote

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CareCareCare products . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 142Washing motorcycle . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 142Cleaning easily damaged compon-

Page 53 — Resetting tripmeter

Care productsBMW Motorrad recommendsthat you use the cleaning andcare products you can obtainfrom your authorised BMWMotorrad dealer. The substancesin

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Even fly-remover pads or clean-ing pads with hard surfaces canproduce scratches.Soften stubborn dirt andinsects by covering the af-fected areas with a

Page 55 — Ambient temperature

BMW Motorrad recommendsBMW tar remover for removingspecks of tar. Remember to waxthe parts treated in this way.Protective wax coatingBMW Motorrad reco

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Technical dataTechnical dataTroubleshooting chart . . . . . . . . . . . . . 146Threaded fasteners . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 147Engine . . . . .

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General view, left side1 Adjuster, spring preload,front ( 66)2 Adjustment of windscreen( 62)3 Adjuster for headlightbeam throw (underneaththe instrume

Page 58 — Viewing tyre-pressure

Troubleshooting chartEngine does not start or is difficult to startPossible cause RemedyEmergency off switch (kill switch) Kill switch in operating po

Page 59 — — — appears dir

Threaded fastenersFront wheel Value ValidBrake caliper to slider tubeM8 x 32 — 10.9 30 NmClamp screw of quick-releaseaxleM8 x 35 19 NmQuick-release ax

Page 60 — Hazard warning

Mirror arm Value ValidMirror adapter to clampingblockM10 x 14 — 4.8 25 NmShift lever Value ValidPeg to gearshift leverM6 x 16 8 Nm10148zTechnical data

Page 61 — (kill switch)

EngineEngine design Four-stroke opposed twin, air-cooled with oil-cooled exhaust ports, installed longitudinally, twooverhead camshafts and four radia

Page 62 — Operating grip heating

FuelRecommended fuel grade Premium plus unleaded98 ROZ/RON91 AKIPremium unleaded (slight power- andconsumption-related restrictions)95 ROZ/RON89 AKIwi

Page 63 — BMW Motorrad Integral

Engine oilEngine oil, capacity max 4.0 l, with filter changeof products recommended by BMW Motorrad and generally admissible viscosity classesCastrol

Page 64 — Control ASC

ClutchClutch type Single-plate dry clutchTransmissionGearbox type Helical 6-speed gearbox with integral reactiondamper, claw-action shift by sliding s

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Rear-wheel driveType of final drive Shaft drive with bevel gearsType of rear suspension Cast-aluminium single swinging arm with BMWMotorrad ParaleverG

Page 66 — Windscreen

Rear wheelType of rear suspension Cast-aluminium single swinging arm with BMWMotorrad ParaleverType of rear suspension Central spring strut with coil

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Wheels and tyresRecommended tyre sets You can obtain an up-to-date list of approvedtyres from your authorised BMW Motorrad dealeror on the Internet at

Page 69 — Handlebars

ElectricsElectrical rating of on-board socket 5 Awith extra socketOAmax 5 A, Total for all socketsFuses Electronic fuses protect the circuits. If an e

Page 70 — Spring preload

LightingBulb for high-beam headlight H7 / 12 V / 55 WBulbs for the low-beam headlight H7 / 12 V / 55 WBulb for parking light W5W / 12 V / 5 WBulb for

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FrameFrame type Tubular steel front frame and rear frame, withload-bearing drive unitType plate location On left side behind side coverVIN location Fr

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WeightsUnladen weight 256 kg, DIN unladen weight, ready for road 90 %load of fuel, without optional extrasPermissible gross weight 475 kgMaximum paylo

Page 74 — Adjust spring preload

ServiceServiceBMW Motorrad service . . . . . . . . . . . . 162BMW Motorrad service quality . . . . . 162BMW Motorrad mobility services -roadside assis

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BMW Motorrad serviceAdvanced technology requiresspecially adapted methods ofmaintenance and repair.If maintenance and re-pair work is performed in-exp

Page 76 — Front and rear seats

contact the Mobile Service or-ganisation of BMW Motorrad.The specialists will provide thenecessary advice and assistance.You will find important count

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Confirmation of maintenance workBMW Pre-deliveryCheckCompletedonStamp, signatureBMW Running-inCheckCompletedonOdometer readingNext serviceat the lates

Page 78 — Helmet holder

BMW ServiceCompletedonOdometer readingNext serviceat the latestonor, if logged beforehand,Odometer readingStamp, signatureBMW ServiceCompletedonOdomet

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General view, right side1 Adjuster for spring preload,rear ( 66)2 Fuel filler neck ( 84)3 Brake-fluid reservoir, front( 113)4 Vehicle Identification N

Page 80 — Safety instructions

BMW ServiceCompletedonOdometer readingNext serviceat the latestonor, if logged beforehand,Odometer readingStamp, signatureBMW ServiceCompletedonOdomet

Page 81 — Catalytic converter

BMW ServiceCompletedonOdometer readingNext serviceat the latestonor, if logged beforehand,Odometer readingStamp, signatureBMW ServiceCompletedonOdomet

Page 82 — Starting

BMW ServiceCompletedonOdometer readingNext serviceat the latestonor, if logged beforehand,Odometer readingStamp, signatureBMW ServiceCompletedonOdomet

Page 83 — CHECK! appears on the dis

Confirmation of serviceThe table is intended as a record of maintenance and repair work, the installation of optional accessoriesand, if appropriate,

Page 85 — Running in

AAbbreviations and symbols, 6ABSControl, 14Engineering details, 90Operation, 59Self-diagnosis, 80Warnings, 31AccessoriesGeneral instructions, 98Air fi

Page 86 — Off-roading

Technical data, 157Warning, bulb failure, 28, 29CCaseOperation, 99Checklist, 78Clock, 22Adjusting, 48Control, 18ClutchAdjusting clutch lever, 63Checki

Page 87 — Wet and dirty brakes

Left handlebar fitting, 14Left side of motorcycle, 11Multifunction display, 22Right handlebar fitting, 16Right side of motorcycle, 13Telltale lights,

Page 88 — Refuelling

MotorcycleLaying up, 144Restoring to use, 144Multifunction display, 18Overview, 22OOdometer and tripmeters, 22Control, 18Operation, 49Off-roading, 82O

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TTechnical dataBrakes, 154Bulbs, 157Clutch, 152Dimensions, 158Electrics, 156Engine, 149Engine oil, 151Frame, 158Fuel, 150Rear-wheel drive, 153Running

Page 90 — Secure the motorcycle

Handlebar fitting, left1 Control for the odometer( 49)Operation of the clock( 48)with on-board com-puterOEOperating the on-boardcomputer ( 51)2 with a

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Remove the rear wheel, 122Technical data, 155WindscreenAdjuster, 11Adjusting, 6212176zIndex

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6 Flashing turn indicators,left ( 56)Hazard warning flashers( 56)7 Headlight flasher and high-beam headlight ( 55)215zGeneral views

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Motorcycle data/dealership detailsMotorcycle dataModelVehicle identification numberColour codeDate of first registrationRegistration numberDealership

Page 94 — Brake system with

Handlebar fitting, right1 Emergency off switch (killswitch) ( 57)2 Starter button ( 78)3 with heated handlebargripsOEGrip heating control( 58)4 Flashi

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Underneath the seat1 Rider’s Manual2 Battery ( 136)3 ToolkitPayload table (in tool tray)Tyre pressures table (intool tray)4 Helmet holder ( 74)21

Page 96 — Motorrad ASC

Instrument panel1 Speedometer2 Rev. counter3 Telltale lights ( 22)Warning lights ( 24)4 Multifunction display( 22)5 Ambient-light brightnesssensor (fo

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Headlight1 Low-beam headlight2 High-beam headlight3 Side light219zGeneral views

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Status indicatorsStatus indicatorsStandard status indicators . . . . . . . . . . 22Status indicators with on-boardcomputer . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Page 100 — Engineering details

Standard statusindicatorsMultifunction display1 Gear indicator ( 22)2 Clock ( 48)3 Engine temperature gaugereading ( 22)4 Odometer and tripmeters( 49)

Page 101 — Accessories

Service-due indicatorIf the next service is due in lessthan one month, the date for thenext service 1 is shown brieflyafter the Pre-Ride Check com-ple

Page 102 — Power sockets

1 Status-indicator panel ofthe on-board computer( 51)Status indicatorswith tyre pressuremonitoring (RDC)with tyre pressure monitoring(RDC)OE1 Tyre-pre

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The possible warnings are listedon the next page.325zStatus indicators

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Details described or illustratedin this booklet may differ fromthe motorcycle’s actual specifica-tion as purchased, the accessor-ies fitted or th

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Warnings, overviewTelltale lights Status indicators MeaningLights up yellowEWS ! appears onthe displayElectronic immobiliser active ( 27)Lights up yel

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Electronic immobiliseractiveThe «General» warning lightshows yellow.EWS ! appears on the display.Possible cause:The key being used is not au

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an authorised BMW Motorraddealer.Insufficient engine oilpressureThe «General» warning lightflashes red.The oilcan symbol appearson the displ

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Possible cause:Rear light or brake light bulb de-fective.The LED rear light must bereplaced. Consult a specialistworkshop, preferably an author-ised B

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Warnings, overviewTelltale lights Status indicators MeaningAppears on the dis-playEngine-oil level too low ( 31)Check Oil ap-pears on the dis-playAppe

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Engine-oil level too lowThe oil-level symbol ap-pears on the display.Check Oil appears on thedisplay.Possible cause:The electronic oil-level sensorhas

Page 111 — Maintenance

Warnings, overviewTelltale lights Status indicators MeaningFlashesSelf-diagnosis not completed ( 33)Lights upABS deactivated ( 33)Lights upABS fault (

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Self-diagnosis notcompletedThe ABS warning lightflashes.Possible cause:The ABS function is notavailable, because self-diagnosis did not complete. Them

Page 113 — Engine oil

Warnings, overviewTelltale lights Status indicators MeaningQuick-flashes yel-lowAppears on the dis-playASC intervention ( 35)Quick-flashes yel-lowAppe

Page 114 — Brake system

ASC interventionThe «General» warning lightquick-flashes yellow.The ASC symbol appearson the display.The ASC has detected a degreeof instabi

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The most important data for a filling-station stop can be found in the following chart:FuelRecommended fuel grade Premium plus unleaded98 ROZ/RON91 AK

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Possible cause:The rider has switched off theASC system.with Automatic Stability Con-trolOEActivating ASC function( 61).ASC faultThe «General&quo

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means that pressure in the fronttyre has reached a critical value.The detailed descriptions relatingto BMW Motorrad RDC start onpage ( 94), and you wi

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Warnings, overviewTelltale lights Status indicators MeaningLights up yellow Tyre symbol ap-pears on the dis-play.Tyre pressure close to limit of permi

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Tyre pressure closeto limit of permittedtoleranceThe «General» warning lightshows yellow.The tyre symbol appearson the display.The critical

Page 120 — Rims and tyres

Signal transmissiondisrupted»—» or «— —» is displayed.Possible cause:The motorcycle has not yet ac-celerated past the threshold

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Battery of tyre-pressuresensor weakThe «General» warning lightshows yellow.RDC! appears on the display.This error message appearsonly briefl

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Warnings, overviewTelltale lights Status indicators MeaningDWALO ! appearson the displayAnti-theft alarm battery weak ( 43)Lights up yellowDWA ! appea

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Anti-theft alarm batteryweakDWALO ! appears on the dis-play.This error message appearsonly briefly after the pre-ride check completes.Possible cause:T

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OperationOperationIgnition switch and steering lock . . . . 46Electronic immobiliser EWS . . . . . . . . . 47Clock . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

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Welcome to BMWWe congratulate you on yourchoice of a motorcycle fromBMW and welcome you to thecommunity of BMW riders.Familiarise yourself with your n

Page 127 — Front-wheel stand

Ignition switch andsteering lockKeysYou receive two master keys andone spare key. Please consultthe information on the electronicimmobiliser (EWS) if

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bars to the left or right. However,the motorcycle is more stable ona level surface with the handle-bars turned to the left than withthe handlebars tur

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ClockSetting clockAttempting to set the clockwhile riding the motorcyclecan lead to accidents.Set the clock only when the mo-torcycle is stationary.Sw

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Odometer andtripmetersSelect the readingsSwitch on the ignition.without on-board computerOEwithout tyre pressure monitor-ing (RDC)OEPress button 1 or

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without on-board computerOEwithout tyre pressure monitor-ing (RDC)OEPress and hold down button 1or button 2 until the tripmeterreading is reset.with o

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The calculated range is anapproximate value. Con-sequently, BMW Motorrad re-commends that you should nottry to use the full residual rangebefore refue

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drops below this threshold forthe first time.Average speedAverage speed 1 is calculatedon the basis of the time elapsedsince the last reset. Timesduri

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Press and hold down button 1until the average-consumptionreading is reset.RangeThe description of the residual-range function ( 50) also cov-ers range

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The preconditions for the oil levelcheck are as follows:Engine at operating temperat-ure.Engine idling for at least tenseconds.Side stand retracted.Ma

Page 136 — Air filter

ing on the right is the rear tyrepressure. — — appears dir-ectly after the ignition is switchedon, because the sensors do nottransmit tyre pressures

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Table of ContentsYou can also consult the index atthe end of this Rider’s Manual ifyou want to find a particular topicor item of information.1 Ge

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Press left section of switch 1to switch on the auxiliary head-lights.Press right section of switch 1to switch off the auxiliary head-lights.The LED au

Page 139 — Jump starting

If you press a turn-indicat-or button with the ignitionswitched on, the turn-indicatorfunction is activated instead ofthe hazard warning flashers, and

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a Normal operating position(run)b Engine switched off.You cannot start the engineunless the kill switch is inthe run position.Operating grip heatingwi

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The heating stage you have se-lected also appears in the multi-function display.50 % heating power100 % heating powerBMW Motorrad IntegralABSwith BMW

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Activating ABS functionPress and hold down button 1until the ABS warning lightchanges status.The ABS warning lightgoes out; if self-diagnosishas not c

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To switch to offroad ASC,press and hold down button 1until the ASC symbol changesstatus.The off-road ASC symbolappears on the display; ifself-diagnosi

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Seat heightAdjusting seat heightRemove the front seat ( 73).Turn the front seat upsidedown.Remove seat rods 1 and 2from holders 3.The front seat can w

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ClutchAdjusting clutch leverIf the position of the clutchfluid reservoir is changed,air can enter the clutch system.Do not twist the handlebar fitting

Page 146 — Body panels

Adjust the footbrake leverMake sure the ground is leveland firm and place the motor-cycle on its stand.Push footplate 1 of the footrestforward to dise

Page 147 — Paint care

Peg to gearshift lever8 NmMirrorsAdjusting mirrorsTurn the mirror to the correctposition.Adjusting mirror armPush protective cap 1 up overthe threaded

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Headlight . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 72Front and rear seats. . . . . . . . . 72Helmet holder . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 745 Riding ..

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Long-reach position, handlebarsaway from rider.If you want to have the handle-bars adjusted consult a specialistworkshop, preferably an author-ised BM

Page 150 — Troubleshooting chart

Spring preload at frontwheelSpring preload at setting 3(For riding on gravel tracksand similar and with load)Spring preload at setting 5(For riding of

Page 151 — Threaded fasteners

You can ascertain the currentsetting by counting the num-ber of slots that are visible(five when the adjuster is atthe LOW stop).DampingSettingDamping

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Basic setting of rear-sus-pension damping charac-teristicwithout Electronic Suspen-sion Adjustment (ESA)OETurn the adjusting screw asfar as it will go

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The setting shows briefly, thendisappears automatically.Adjust the suspensiondampingSwitch on the ignition.You can adjust the damp-ing characteristic

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Repeatedly press button 1 untilthe setting you want to useappears on the display.The following can be displayed:One-upOne-up with luggageTwo-up (with

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HeadlightAdjustment for driving onright/driving on leftIf the motorcycle is ridden in acountry where the opposite ruleof the road applies, its asymmet

Page 156 — Transmission

Turn the key clockwise in seatlock 1 and hold it in this pos-ition while pressing down thefront part of rear seat 2.Lift the rear seat at the frontand

Page 157 — Running gear

Engage rear seat 2 in mount 6.Push down firmly on the rearseat, applying pressure to thefront of the seat.The rear seat engages with anaudible click.H

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RidingRidingSafety instructions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 76Checklist . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 78Starting . .

Page 159 — Wheels and tyres

11 Service .. . . . .. . . . .. . . . 161BMW Motorrad service. . . . 162BMW Motorrad servicequality . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 162BMW M

Page 160 — Electrics

Safety instructionsRider’s equipmentDo not ride without the correctclothing. Always wear:HelmetMotorcycling jacket andtrousersGlovesBootsThis app

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Payload of tank rucksack}5 kgMaximum permissiblespeed for riding with thetank rucksack fitted to the mo-torcycle}130 km/hSpeedIf you ride at high spee

Page 162 — Dimensions

Note the points listed for protec-tion of the catalytic converter.Risk of overheatingCooling would beinadequate if the enginewere allowed to idle for

Page 163 — Riding specifications

Starting engineKill switch in run position a.Switch on the ignition.Pre-ride check is performed.( 79)with BMW Motorrad IntegralABS IIOEABS self-diagno

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If the ‘General’ warning light doesnot show:Some malfunctions cannotbe indicated if the ‘Gener-al’ warning light cannot be dis-pla

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Phase 2Test of the diagnosis-compat-ible system components whilethe motorcycle is on the move.The motorcycle must reach aspeed of at least 5 km/h in o

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TyresNew tyres have a smooth sur-face. This must be roughened byriding in a restrained manner atvarious heel angles until the tyresare run in. This ru

Page 167 — Maintenance work

Air filter elementBMW Motorrad recommendscleaning the air filter elementafter lengthy rides in very dustyterrain.BrakesHow can stoppingdistance be min

Page 168 — BMW Running-in

Riding on salted or grittedroads.After work has been carried onthe brakes, due to traces of oilor grease.Riding on dirt-covered surfacesor off-road.We

Page 169 — BMW Service

Do not smoke. Never bring anaked flame near the fuel tank.Fuel attacks plastics, whichbecome dull or unsightly.Wipe off plastic parts immediatelyif th

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General instructionsGeneral instructionsOverview . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6Abbreviations and symbols . . . . . . . . .

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Recommended fuelgradeRegular unleaded (power-and consumption-relatedrestrictions)91 ROZ/RON87 AKIUsable fuel capacityapprox. 33 lReserve fuelapprox. 4

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At the rear, secure the strapsto the rear footrests on bothsides and tighten the straps.Tighten all the straps uniformly;the motorcycle’s suspens

Page 174 — Item Odometer

Engineering detailsEngineering detailsBrake system with BMW MotorradIntegral ABS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 90Electronic engine m

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Brake system withBMW Motorrad IntegralABSwith BMW Motorrad IntegralABS IIOEPartially integral brakesYour motorcycle is equipped withpartially integral

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because this is the preconditionfor ensuring directional stability.As soon as is registers the ac-tual circumstances, the systemreacts instantly and a

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exceptional riding conditions canlead to a fault message beingissued.Exceptional ridingconditions:Heating up with the motorcycleon the centre stand or

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What is the designbaseline for BMWMotorrad ASC?BMW Motorrad ASC is designedas an assistant system for therider and for use on public roads.The extent

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Accelerating the motorcycle toa speed in excess of 10 km/hafter switching the ignition offand then on again reactivates theASC.Slip can be increased b

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Tyre pressure within permittedtolerance.Tyre pressure close to limit ofpermitted tolerance.Tyre pressure outside permit-ted tolerance.A warning is als