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Registration number Dealership address/phone number (com- pany stamp) Welcome to BMW your vehicle is a precondition for generous treatment of goodwill We congratulate you on claims. your choice of a vehicle from If the time comes to sell your BMW Motorrad and welcome BMW, please remember to hand you to the community of BMW over this Rider's Manual to the riders. Familiarise yourself with new owner. It is an important your new vehicle so that you can part of the vehicle. ride it safely and confidently in all traffic situations. Suggestions and criticism If you have questions concern- About this Rider's Manual ing your vehicle, your authorised Please read this Rider's Manual BMW Motorrad dealer will gladly carefully before starting to use provide advice and assistance. your new BMW. It contains im- portant information on how to We hope you will enjoy riding operate the controls and how to your BMW and that all your jour- make the best possible use of all neys will be pleasant and safe your BMW's technical features. In addition, it contains informa- BMW Motorrad. tion on maintenance and care to help you maintain your vehicle's reliability and safety, as well as its value. This record of the maintenance 01 40 8 392 971 work you have had performed on *01408392971* *01408392971* *01408392971* Table of Contents

Engine speed display ...... 30 Refuelling ...... 54 1 General instructions .... 5 4 Operation...... 31 Securing motorcycle for Quick & easy reference ...... 6 Ignition ...... 32 transportation ...... 56 Abbreviations and Lights ...... 34 7 Engineering details..... 59 symbols ...... 6 Turn indicators ...... 34 General instructions ...... 60 Equipment ...... 7 Multifunction display ...... 36 Anti-lock brake system ...... 60 Technical data ...... 7 Date and time ...... 37 8 Maintenance ...... 63 Actuality ...... 7 Reset the trip distance ...... 37 General instructions ...... 64 2 General views ...... 9 Resetting the average val- Toolkit...... 64 General view, left side ...... 11 ues ...... 38 Front-wheel stand ...... 65 General view, right side . . . . . 13 Seat ...... 38 Rear-wheel stand ...... 66 Underneath the seat ...... 14 5 Adjustment ...... 41 Engine oil ...... 67 Multifunction switch, left . . . . 15 Mirrors ...... 42 Brake system ...... 68 Multifunction switch, Headlight ...... 42 Clutch ...... 73 right ...... 16 Spring preload ...... 44 Coolant...... 74 Instrument panel ...... 17 6 Riding ...... 45 Wheel rims and tyres...... 75 3 Status indicators ...... 19 Safety instructions ...... 46 Wheels ...... 76 Warning and telltale Checklist ...... 48 Chain ...... 84 lights ...... 20 Starting...... 48 Light source ...... 86 Multifunction display ...... 21 Running in ...... 51 Jump-starting ...... 90 Warnings ...... 22 rpm redline warning ...... 52 Battery ...... 91 Service-due indicator ...... 28 Brakes ...... 52 Fuses ...... 94 Fuel reserve ...... 29 Parking your motorcycle . . . . 53 Diagnostic connector ...... 96 9 Accessories ...... 99 Engine ...... 116 General instructions ...... 100 Clutch ...... 117 Heated handlebar grips . . . 100 Transmission ...... 117 Power socket ...... 101 Rear-wheel drive ...... 118 Topcase...... 101 Frame ...... 118 TopcaseLight ...... 104 Chassis and Maximum payload and suspension ...... 119 maximum permissible Brakes ...... 119 speed ...... 105 Wheels and tyres...... 120 10 Care ...... 107 Electrical system ...... 122 Care products ...... 108 Dimensions ...... 123 Washing the vehicle ...... 108 Weights ...... 124 Cleaning easily damaged Riding specifications ...... 124 components ...... 109 Accessories ...... 124 Paint ...... 110 12 Service ...... 125 Preserving paintwork ...... 110 BMW Motorrad Service . . . 126 Laying up the motor- BMW Motorrad Mobility cycle ...... 110 services ...... 126 Restoring motorcycle to Maintenance work ...... 126 use ...... 110 Maintenance schedule . . . . 129 11 Technical data ...... 111 Confirmation of mainten- Troubleshooting chart . . . . . 112 ance work ...... 130 Screw connections ...... 113 Confirmation of service . . . . 144 Fuel ...... 115 13 Index ...... 146 Engine oil ...... 115

General instructions 1 Quick & easy reference ...... 6 5 Abbreviations and symbols ...... 6 Equipment ...... 7 Technical data ...... 7 Actuality ...... 7

z General instructions Quick & easy reference accessory and, consequently, to Technical data. voiding of the warranty. 1 An important aspect of this NOTICE Specific instruc- 6 Rider's Manual is that it can ABS Anti-lock brake system. be used for quick and easy tions on how to operate, reference. Go straight to the control, adjust or look after items National-National-market version. "General views" chapter if you of equipment on the vehicle. would like an initial overview of Indicates the end of an mar- your motorcycle. item of information. ket ver- Abbreviations and Instruction. sion symbols Result of an activity. CAUTION Low-risk hazard. OA Optional accessories. Non-avoidance can lead to Reference to a page with You can obtain slight or moderate injury. more detailed informa- BMW Motorrad tion. optional accessories WARNING Medium-risk through your authorised hazard. Non-avoidance can BMW Motorrad dealer; z General instructions lead to fatal or severe injury. Indicates the end of a passage relating to spe- optional accessories DANGER High-risk haz- cific accessories or items have to be retrofitted to ard. Non-avoidance leads of equipment. the vehicle. to fatal or severe injury. ATTENTION Special Tightening torque. notes and precautionary measures. Non-compliance can lead to damage to the vehicle or Equipment Deutsches Institut für Normung e. V. (DIN). Versions for individual When you purchased your BMW 1 countries may differ. motorcycle, you chose a model 7 with individual equipment. This Actuality Rider's Manual describes selec- ted optional accessories (OA) The high safety and quality level from BMW. This explains why of BMW motorcycles is ensured the manual may also contain de- by continuous development scriptions of equipment which work on design, equipment you have not ordered. Please and accessories. Because of note, too, that your motorcycle this, your motorcycle may differ might not be exactly as illus- from the information supplied trated in this manual on account in the Rider's Manual. Nor can of country-specific differences. BMW Motorrad entirely rule If your motorcycle contains out errors and omissions. We equipment that has not been hope you will appreciate that no described, its description can be claims can be entertained on the found in a separate manual. basis of the data, illustrations or z General instructions descriptions in this manual. Technical data All dimensions, weights and power ratings stated in the Rider's Manual are quoted to the standards and comply with the tolerance requirements of the 1 8

z General instructions General views 2 General view, left side...... 11 9 General view, right side ...... 13 Underneath the seat ...... 14 Multifunction switch, left ...... 15 Multifunction switch, right ...... 16 Instrument panel ...... 17

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z General views General view, left side 1 with extra socket OA 2 Power socket ( 101) 11 2 Adjusting ring for spring preload ( 44) 3 Seat lock ( 38) 4 Chain settings ( 84) 5 Engine oil level indicator ( 67) 6 Type plate 7 Table of tyre pressures ( 76)

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z General views General view, right side 1 Fuel filler neck ( 55) 2 2 Brake-fluid reservoir, front 13 ( 71) 3 Vehicle Identification Num- ber 4 Coolant expansion tank ( 74) 5 Oil filler neck ( 68) 6 Brake-fluid reservoir, rear ( 72) 7 Grab handle ( 46)

z General views Underneath the seat 2 1 Battery ( 91) 14 2 Diagnostic connector ( 96) 3 Fuse box ( 94) 4 Rider's Manual ( 6) 5 Toolkit ( 64)

z General views Multifunction switch, left 2 1 Headlight flasher ( 34) 15 2 High beam/low-beam headlight rocker switch ( 34) 3 Turn indicators ( 34) 4 Horn

z General views Multifunction switch, 2 right 16 1 Emergency off switch (kill switch) ( 33) 2 Starter button ( 33) ( 48)

z General views Instrument panel 1 Pushbutton 2 Select display ( 36). 17 2 Telltale lights ( 20) 3 Multifunction display ( 21) 4 Warning lights ( 20) 5 Photosensor for the bright- ness control in the multi- function display rpm redline warning ( 52).

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z General views Status indicators 3 Warning and telltale lights ...... 20 19 Multifunction display ...... 21 Warnings ...... 22 Service-due indicator ...... 28 Fuel reserve ...... 29 Engine speed display ...... 30

z Status indicators Warning and telltale 3 lights 20 1 Telltale light for neutral 2 High-beam headlight tell- tale light ( 34) 3 Turn signal indicator light ( 34) 4 Fuel reserve indicator light ( 27) ( 29) 5 Warning light for vehicle voltage ( 25) 6 General warning light ( 22) 7 ABS warning light ( 27) 8 Malfunction indicator lamp z Status indicators ( 26) Multifunction display 1 On-board computer 3 ( 36) 21 2 Display area for values 3 Service-due indicator ( 28) 4 Clock ( 37) 5 Warning symbols ( 22) 6 Gear, "N" is displayed when idling 7 Speed 8 Engine speed ( 30) 9 Fuel level ( 27) ( 29)

z Status indicators Warnings pending on how urgent the warn- 3 ing is, the general warning light Mode of presentation will either light up or flash red or 22 Warnings are indicated by the yellow. corresponding warning lights. If two or more warnings occur at the same time, all the appropriate warning lights and warning sym- bols appear. The possible warnings are listed on the next pages.

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Warnings for which there are no separate warning lights are rep- resented by a warning symbol 1 in the multifunction display and the general warning light 2. De- Warnings, overview 3 Telltale and warning Warning symbols in the Meaning 23 lights display Warning light for Vehicle voltage is too low ( 25) vehicle voltage lights up. General warning Temperature sym- Coolant temperature too high ( 25) light flashes red. bol appears on the display. General warning The engine elec- Engine in emergency-operation mode light shows yellow. tronics symbol ( 25) appears on the display.

General warning The engine elec- Engine warning ( 26) z Status indicators light flashes yellow. tronics symbol appears on the display. The malfunction Emissions warning ( 26) indicator lamp lights up. Telltale and warning Warning symbols in the Meaning 3 lights display 24 ABS telltale and ABS self-diagnosis not completed warning light ( 27) flashes. ABS telltale and ABS fault ( 27) warning light shows. Fuel reserve indic- Fuel down to reserve ( 27) ator light lights up.

General warning SERVICE ap- Service appointment has passed ( 28) light shows yellow. pears permanently on the display.

z Status indicators Vehicle voltage is too low Temperature symbol ap- an authorised BMW Motorrad Warning light for vehicle pears on the display. dealer. 3 voltage lights up. Possible cause: 25 ATTENTION The coolant circuit is faulty. WARNING Riding with overheated en- If possible, allow the engine to Discharged battery causes gine cool down. various motorcycle systems Engine damage Only ride in partial load range. to fail, such as lighting, en- Compliance with the If the coolant temperature is of- gine or ABS information set out below is ten too high, have the fault rec- Risk of accident essential. tified as soon as possible by a Do not continue your journey. Possible cause: specialist workshop, preferably an authorised BMW Motorrad Possible cause: The coolant level is too low. dealer. Battery is faulty. Check coolant level ( 74). Have the fault rectified as If the coolant level is too low: Engine in emergency- quickly as possible by a Top up coolant ( 75). operation mode z Status indicators specialist workshop, preferably Possible cause: General warning light shows an authorised BMW Motorrad yellow. dealer. The radiator is dirty. Clean radiator ( 109). The engine electronics Coolant temperature too symbol appears on the high Possible cause: display. The fan or fan control is faulty. General warning light Have the fault rectified as flashes red. quickly as possible by a specialist workshop, preferably may be impaired and not func- Possible cause: WARNING 3 tion as normal. The engine control unit has dia- gnosed a fault which may cause 26 Unusual ride characterist- Engine warning ics when engine running in severe secondary faults. The en- emergency-operation mode General warning light gine is in emergency-operation flashes yellow. Risk of accident mode. Adapt your style of riding ac- The engine electronics Avoid high load and rpm cordingly: avoid accelerating symbol appears on the ranges if possible. sharply and overtaking. display. Have the fault rectified as quickly as possible by a Possible cause: WARNING specialist workshop, preferably The engine control unit has an authorised BMW Motorrad diagnosed a fault which impairs Engine damage when run- dealer. the engine performance or ning in emergency-operation It is possible to continue to ride throttle response. The engine is mode but not recommended. in emergency-operation mode. Risk of accident z Status indicators In exceptional cases, the engine Adapt your style of riding ac- Emissions warning stops and refuses to start. cordingly: ride slowly, avoid The malfunction indicator Have the fault rectified as sharp accelerating and overtak- lamp lights up. quickly as possible by a ing. Possible cause: specialist workshop, preferably If possible, have the vehicle an authorised BMW Motorrad brought in and the fault The engine control unit has dia- dealer. rectified by a specialist gnosed a fault which affects the It is possible to continue riding, workshop, preferably an pollutant emissions. however the engine perform- authorised BMW Motorrad Have the fault rectified by a ance and engine speed range dealer. specialist workshop, preferably an authorised BMW Motorrad ABS fault Fuel down to reserve dealer. ABS telltale and warning Fuel reserve indicator light 3 You can continue riding; pollut- light shows. lights up. ant emissions are higher than 27 the threshold values. Possible cause: WARNING The ABS control unit has detec- ABS self-diagnosis not ted a fault. The ABS function is Irregular engine operation or completed not available or the functionality engine shutdown due to lack ABS telltale and warning is subject to certain restrictions. of fuel light flashes. You can continue to ride the Risk of accident, damage to cata- vehicle, but make due provi- lytic converter Possible cause: sion for the fact that the ABS Do not run the fuel tank dry. function is not available or is ABS self-diagnosis not Possible cause: completed only conditionally available. Please refer to the more de- The fuel has all been used up; The ABS function is not avail- tailed information on situations only the fuel reserve remains. z Status indicators able, because self-diagnosis that may lead to an ABS fault Fuel reserve did not complete. (The motor- ( 61). cycle has to reach a defined Have the fault rectified as minimum speed for the wheel quickly as possible by a approx. 1 l sensors to be checked: min specialist workshop, preferably Refuelling ( 55). 5 km/h) an authorised BMW Motorrad Pull away slowly. Bear in mind dealer. that the ABS function is not available until self-diagnosis has completed. Service appointment has Service-due indicator 3 passed Remaining distance until 28 General warning light shows service is due and service yellow. due date SERVICE appears permanently on the display. Possible cause: The driving performance or the date indicate that servicing is If servicing is due in less than due. one month, the SERVICE Have your motorcycle serviced message 1 and the service due regularly by a specialist work- date 3 are shown on the display. shop, preferably an authorised BMW Motorrad dealer. If servicing is due in less than The motorcycle remains op- z Status indicators 1000 km, the SERVICE erationally safe and is suitably message 1 and the remaining road-safe. distance 2 are shown on the The value of the motorcycle display and the distance is is preserved to the greatest counted down in increments of possible extent. 100 km. This appears briefly on the display after the Pre-Ride- Check. If both the distance covered and the service due date indicate that servicing is due, the SERVICE message 1, the remaining dis- Fuel reserve The range reading appears tance 2 and the service due automatically on the multifunc- 3 date 3 are shown on the display. Range tion display when fuel is down to the reserve level. 29 Permanent SERVICE After a refuelling stop, the message range is recalculated if the quantity of fuel in the tank is greater than the reserve quantity. The calculated range is only an approximate figure.

The range RANGE 1 indicates how far you can ride 2 with the remaining fuel in the tank. This distance is calculated on the If the service appointment date z Status indicators has passed or the remaining dis- basis of average consumption tance until the service is due has and the quantity of fuel on board. been exceeded, SERVICE 1 When the motorcycle is is shown permanently on the propped on its side stand display when the motorcycle is the slight angle of inclination in operation. means that the sensor cannot register the fuel level correctly. This is the reason why the range is recalculated only when the side stand is folded in. 3 Engine speed display 30

1 Unit for engine speed display: 1000 revolutions per minute 2 Low engine speed range z Status indicators 3 Segments for engine speed display 4 High engine speed range 5 rpm redline warning ( 52). Operation 4 Ignition...... 32 31 Lights ...... 34 Turn indicators...... 34 Multifunction display ...... 36 Date and time ...... 37 Reset the trip distance ...... 37 Resetting the average values ...... 38 z Operation Seat ...... 38 Ignition If the camber of the roadway Switching on ignition 4 permits, turn the handlebars all Keys the way to the left. 32 You receive 2 vehicle keys. Ignition switch/steering lock, fuel filler cap lock and seat lock are all operated with the same key. Lock the handlebars

ATTENTION Insert the ignition key 1 into Handlebars turned in wrong

Operation the ignition steering lock and z direction when motorcycle turn to the ON position. propped on side stand Insert the ignition key 1 into Side lights, low-beam head- Risk of damage to parts if vehicle the steering lock and turn it light and all function circuits are topples to the LOCK position while switched on. On level ground, always turn moving the handlebars slightly. Engine can be started. the handlebars to the left to set Ignition, lights and all function Pre-Ride-Check is performed. the steering lock. circuits are switched off. ( 49) In all other cases it is the lie of Handlebars are locked. ABS self-diagnosis is the ground that determines the Vehicle key can be removed. direction in which the handle- performed ( 50) bars should be turned. Switching off ignition Emergency off switch (kill Do not operate the kill switch switch) when riding. 4 33

Turn the ignition key 1 to

the OFF position. A = Operation mode Push the emergency-off z Operation Handlebars (steering lock) are switch 1 forwards to switch off not locked. the engine quickly and easily. B = Emergency-off (engine Vehicle key can be removed. Push the emergency-off is switched off) switch 1 back to start the Emergency-off or engine. operation mode

WARNING Operation of the kill switch while riding Risk of fall due to rear wheel locking Lights High-beam headlight, Headlight flasher, 4 Low-beam headlight and operating operating 34 sidelights The low-beam headlight and side light switch on automatic- ally when the ignition is switched on.

NOTICE The low-beam headlight and the side light drain the battery. z Operation Press the switch 1 down away Press button 1. Do not switch the ignition from you. on for longer than absolutely The high-beam headlight is The high beam is switched on. necessary. switched on until you release High beam indicator light the button. lights up. Press the switch 1 down to- Turn indicators wards you. Operating the turn The blue high beam indicator indicators light goes out. Switching on ignition ( 32). Low-beam headlight is switched on. 4 35

Push the switch 1 to the left. The left turn indicator is switched on. z Operation The turn indicator telltale light flashes. Push the switch 1 to the right. The right turn indicator is switched on. The turn indicator telltale light flashes. Push the switch 1 to the centre position to switch off the turn indicators. Multifunction display 4 Select display 36 Requirement The vehicle is at a standstill.

Switch on the ignition. The on-board computer read- ings appear on the display. Repeatedly short-press but- ton 1 until the reading shows the value you want. z Operation Possible displays: Total distance travelled: ODO Trip distance 1: TRIP1 Trip distance 2: TRIP2 Coolant temperature: ENGIN Range: RANGE Average fuel consumption: CONS1 Current fuel consumption: CONSA Average speed: SPEED Date: DATE Settings: SETUP Date and time Press button 1 briefly and re- Once you have set the day peatedly to change the minutes correctly, press and hold but- 4 Setting the clock (increases). ton 1 down. Select display ( 36). Once you have the set the Month 6 flashes. 37 SETUP 2 appears on the minutes correctly, press and Press the same button 1 display. hold button 1. again briefly and repeatedly The time has not been saved to change the month 6 yet! (increases). Setting the date ( 37). Once you have set the month correctly, press and hold but- Setting the date ton 1 down. Requirement Year 5 flashes.

z Operation Time has been set. Press the button 1 again briefly and repeatedly to change the year (increases). Press and hold button 1. Once you have the set the year Hours reading 3 flashes. correctly, press and hold but- Press button 1 briefly and re- ton 1 down. peatedly to change the hour 3 The time and date have been (increases). saved. Once you have set the hour correctly, press and hold but- Reset the trip distance ton 1. Press button 1 briefly and re- Select display ( 36). Minutes reading 4 flashes. peatedly to change the day 7 (increases). The trip distances 2 which CONSI or SPEED appears 4 need resetting have been se- on the display. lected. 38 TRIP1 or TRIP2 appears on the display.

Push the rear seat bench 2 down to relieve the strain on the lock, and at the same time z Operation Press and hold button 1 until use the ignition key to unlock the value 3 has been reset. the seat lock 1 by turning it clockwise. Press and hold button 1 until Seat Lift the seat at the rear and the value 3 has been reset. Remove seat remove. Lay the seat on a clean sur- Resetting the average Make sure the ground is level and firm and place the motor- face. values cycle on its stand. Select display ( 36). The average value 2 which needs resetting has been se- lected. Installing the seat 4 39

Fit the seat bench 1 with the

fixture 3 centrally into the bat- z Operation tery tray 4. Attach the detent pin 2 and push it into the lock. 4 40

z Operation Adjustment 5 Mirrors ...... 42 41 Headlight ...... 42 Spring preload ...... 44

z Adjustment Adjusting mirror arm Mirrors Left mirror (lock nut) to 5 Adjusting mirrors adapter 42 22 Nm Push protective cap 1 over the threaded fastener. Headlight Adjusting headlight for driving on left/driving on Push protective cap 1 for the right threaded fastener up on the Turn the mirror to the desired This motorcycle has a z Adjustment mirror arm. position. Slacken locknut 2. symmetric-beam low-beam Turn the mirror arm to the ap- headlight. If the motorcycle propriate position. is ridden in a country where the opposite rule of the road Tighten the locknut to the spe- applies, its symmetric low- cified tightening torque, while beam headlight means that holding the mirror arm to en- no measures are necessary to sure that it does not move out prevent the headlight beam from of position. dazzling oncoming traffic. Right mirror (lock nut) to adapter

22 Nm (Left-hand thread) Headlight beam throw and Turn the headlight around the spring preload bolt axis to adjust the headlight 5 beam throw. Headlight beam throw is gener- 43 ally kept constant when spring Tighten the bolt 3 on both preload is adjusted to suit load. sides. Headlight beam throw is set cor- rectly ex-works.

NOTICE If there are doubts about the cor- Remove screws 1. rect headlight beam throw, have Remove front trim panel 2 on the setting checked by a special- left and right. ist workshop, preferably an au- z Adjustment thorised BMW Motorrad dealer.

Adjusting headlight beam Attach the front trim panel 2 throw using hooks 4 to the front mask 5. Requirement Despite the spring preload being adjusted, oncoming traffic is still dazzled if the payload is high. Loosen the bolt 3 on both sides. Adjusting spring preload Basic setting of spring 5 for rear wheel preload, rear 44 Make sure the ground is level and firm and place the motor- Stage 1 (One-up riding cycle on its stand. without luggage) Stage 5 (One-up with luggage) Stage 10 (Two-up riding and luggage) Install screws 1. When the motorcycle is again ridden with a lower load:

z Adjustment Readjust the headlight beam throw.

Spring preload To increase the spring preload, Adjustment turn the adjusting ring 1 in the direction of arrow A using the Spring preload has to be tool from the toolkit. adjusted to suit the weight of To reduce the spring preload, rider, passenger and luggage. turn the adjusting ring 1 in the Increase spring preload for direction of arrow B using the heavier riders, decrease spring tool from the toolkit. preload for lighter riders. Riding 6 Safety instructions ...... 46 45 Checklist...... 48 Starting ...... 48 Running in ...... 51 rpm redline warning ...... 52

Brakes ...... 52 z Riding Parking your motorcycle ...... 53 Refuelling ...... 54 Securing motorcycle for transporta- tion ...... 56 Safety instructions Do not exceed the permissible 6 gross weight and be sure to Rider's equipment comply with the instructions on 46 Do not ride without the correct loading. clothing: Set spring preload to suit total Helmet weight. Motorcycling jacket and with topcase OA trousers or Gloves with topcase Light OA Boots Note the maximum permissible Lash the luggage 1 securely to z Riding This applies even to short payload and the speed limit the motorcycle. journeys, and to every season for riding with topcase fitted, Thread the retaining straps 2 of the year. Your authorised as stated on the label inside through the eyes 3 and 4 and BMW Motorrad dealer will be the case (see also the section tighten. glad to advise you on the correct entitled "Accessories"). clothing for every purpose. Speed Make sure that the weight is If you ride at high speed, always Loading uniformly distributed between bear in mind that various bound- right and left. ary conditions can adversely af- WARNING Store heavy items of luggage fect the handling of your motor- at the bottom. cycle: Handling adversely affected Incorrect adjustment of the by overloading and imbal- spring system anced loads Imbalanced load Risk of falling Loose clothing Insufficient tyre pressure Do not inhale exhaust fumes. Do not run the fuel tank dry. Poor tyre tread Do not run the engine in an Do not remove the spark plug 6 Etc. enclosed space. connector while the engine is running. 47 Top speed Risk of burn injury Stop the engine immediately if it misfires. DANGER CAUTION Use only unleaded fuel. Maximum speed of the mo- Engine and exhaust system Comply with all specified main- torcycle is higher than the become very hot when the tenance intervals. permissible maximum rated vehicle is in use

z Riding speed of the tyres Risk of burn injury ATTENTION Risk of accident due to tyre dam- When you park the vehicle age at high speed make sure that no-one and no Unburned fuel in catalytic Comply with the tyre-specific objects can come into contact converter speed restrictions. with the hot engine and ex- Damage to catalytic converter haust system. Note the points listed for Risk of poisoning protection of the catalytic Exhaust fumes contain carbon Catalytic converter converter. monoxide, which is colourless If misfiring causes unburned fuel Risk of overheating and odourless but highly toxic. to enter the catalytic converter, there is a danger of overheating ATTENTION WARNING and damage. Exhaust gases adversely af- For this reason, observe the fol- Engine running for prolonged fecting health lowing points: period with vehicle at stand- Risk of asphyxiation still Overheating due to insufficient Checklist Check rear brake pad thickness 6 cooling; in extreme cases vehicle ( 70). fire Comply with checklist Checking brake-fluid level, front 48 Do not allow the engine to idle At regular intervals, use the brakes ( 71). unnecessarily. checklist below to check your Checking the brake-fluid level, Ride away immediately after motorcycle. rear brakes ( 72). starting the engine. Always before riding off Check coolant level ( 74). Lubricating chain ( 85). Checking function of brakes Tampering Checking chain tension ( 84). ( 68). z Riding ATTENTION Check that the lights and sig- Starting nalling equipment function. Tampering with the motor- Checking clutch function Start engine cycle (e.g. engine manage- ( 73). Switch on the ignition. ment ECU, throttle valves, Checking tyre tread depth Pre-Ride-Check is performed. clutch) ( 75). ( 49) Damage to the affected parts, Checking tyre pressure ( 76). ABS self-diagnosis is failure of safety-relevant func- Check that the luggage is se- performed ( 50) tions, voiding of warranty cure. Shift to idle. Do not tamper with the vehicle Idle mode indicator light in any way that could result in Every 3rd refuelling stop lights up. tuned performance. Checking engine oil level ( 67). Idle mode appears on the Checking front brake pad thick- display. ness ( 69). Alternative: If a gear is en- gaged, pull the clutch. Pre-Ride-Check NOTICE The instrument cluster runs a 6 You cannot start the motorcycle test of the warning and indicator 49 with the side stand extended and lights and the display, known as a gear engaged. The engine will the Pre-Ride-Check, after the switch itself off if you start it with ignition has been switched on. the gearbox in neutral and then The test is aborted if you start engage a gear before retracting the engine before it completes. the side stand. Phase 1 Set the emergency-off

z Riding NOTICE switch 1 to Operation. Switch is in operation If the throttle grip is operated too mode. vigorously, the engine will not start or the current to the starter Press starter button 2. motor will be interrupted. Hold the throttle grip closed or only operate it gently. The engine starts. Consult the troubleshooting chart below if the engine re- "General" warning light 1 lights fuses to start. ( 112) up red. The indicator lights 2 light up.

The last active display 3 is shown on the screen. The rpm redline warning 4 lights Check all the telltale and warn- ABS telltale and warning 6 up. ing lights. light flashes. Have the fault rectified as 50 The warning lights 5 light up. ABS self-diagnosis quickly as possible by a completed Phase 2 specialist workshop, preferably an authorised BMW Motorrad The ABS warning light goes 'General' warning light 1 changes out. from red to yellow. dealer.

Phase 3 ABS self-diagnosis ABS self-diagnosis not The warning and indicator lights BMW Motorrad Integral ABS per- completed z Riding and the rpm redline warning go forms self-diagnosis to ensure its The ABS function is not avail- out, or they assume operational operability. Self-diagnosis starts able, because self-diagnosis status. automatically when you switch on the ignition. did not complete. (The motor- The malfunction indicator lamp cycle has to reach a defined only goes out after 15 seconds. Phase 1 minimum speed for the wheel Test of the diagnosis-compat- sensors to be checked: min If servicing is due, this is shown ible system components with 5 km/h) briefly on the screen. the vehicle at a standstill. If an indicator showing an ABS ABS telltale and warning fault appears when ABS self-dia- If one of the warning or indicator light flashes. gnosis completes: lights does not light up: You can continue to ride. Bear Phase 2 WARNING in mind that neither the ABS Test of the wheel-speed function nor the integral brak- Faulty warning lights sensors as the vehicle pulls ing function is available. No indication of malfunctions away from rest. Have the fault rectified as Longer stopping distance, risk of Running-in speed quickly as possible by a accident 6 specialist workshop, preferably Apply the brakes in good 51 an authorised BMW Motorrad No full throttle (Odometer time. dealer. reading 0...1000 km) Tyres Running in Note the mileage after which the running-in check should be New tyres have a smooth sur- Engine carried out. face. This must be roughened by riding in a restrained manner Until the running-in check (first Mileage until the at various heel angles until the inspection), vary the throttle running-in check tyres are run in. Only once the z Riding opening and engine-speed surface has been roughened can range frequently; avoid riding 500...1200 km the tyres achieve maximum grip. at constant engine rpm for pro- longed periods. Brake pads WARNING Try to do most of your rid- New brake pads have to bedded New tyres losing grip on wet ing during this initial period on in before they can achieve their roads and at extreme bank twisting, fairly hilly roads. optimum frictional force. You can angles Comply with the rpm limits for compensate for this initial reduc- Risk of accident running in. tion in braking efficiency by ex- Ride carefully and avoid ex- Running-in speed erting greater pressure on the levers. tremely sharp inclines.

<6000 min-1 (Odometer read- WARNING ing 0...300 km) New brake pads same time. This makes the best rpm redline warning Maximum engine speed 6 possible use of the dynamic Requirement increase in load at the front 52 The aim is maximum acceleration max 10800 min-1 wheel. Remember to pull the but the vehicle is not yet in sixth clutch at the same time. Shift up to the next gear. gear. BMW Motorrad ABS prevents Brakes the front wheels from locking. In the "panic braking situations" How can stopping that are trained so frequently, distance be minimised? braking force is applied as rap- z Riding Each time the brakes are applied, idly as possible and with the a load distribution shift takes rider's full force applied to the place with the load shifting for- brake levers; under these circum- ward from the rear to the front stances, the dynamic shift in load wheel. The sharper the vehicle distribution cannot keep pace decelerates, the more load is with the increase in deceleration Accelerate. shifted to the front wheel. The and the tyres cannot transmit The rpm redline warning 1 higher the wheel load, the more the full braking force to the sur- lights up when the following braking force can be transmitted face of the road. In the absence engine speed is reached: without the wheel locking. of load on the wheel the ABS -1 >10000 min In order to achieve the shortest has to intervene to prevent the Do not exceed the following stopping distance, the front front wheel from locking even if engine speed: wheel brake must be pulled the brakes are applied only very quickly until ABS activates, the lightly. This leads to a reduced pressure point held and the rear braking effect. wheel brake operated at the Descending mountain Riding on salted or gritted Parking your passes roads motorcycle 6 After work has been carried on 53 WARNING the brakes, due to traces of oil Side stand or grease Switch off the engine. Braking only with the rear Riding on dirt-covered surfaces On a gradient, the motorcycle brake on mountain descents or off-road should always face uphill; se- Brake fade, destruction of the lect 1st gear. brakes due to overheating Use both front and rear brakes, WARNING ATTENTION

and make use of the engine's Wetness and dirt result in z Riding braking effect as well. Poor ground underneath the diminished braking efficiency stand Risk of accident Wet and dirty brakes Risk of damage to parts if vehicle Apply the brakes lightly while Wetness and dirt on the brake topples riding to remove wetness and Always check that the ground discs and the brake pads dimin- dirt, or dismount and clean the ish braking efficiency. under the stand is level and brakes. firm. Delayed braking action or poor Think ahead and brake in good braking efficiency must be time until full braking efficiency Extend the side stand and prop reckoned with in the following is restored. the motorcycle on the stand. situations: Riding in the rain or through ATTENTION puddles of water Additional weight placing After the vehicle has been strain on the side stand washed Risk of damage to parts if vehicle topples Do not sit or lean on the Risk of damage to parts if vehicle Do not attempt to run the 6 vehicle while it is propped on topples vehicle on leaded fuel or fuel the side stand. Do not lean or sit on the with metallic additives (e.g. 54 If the camber of the roadway vehicle with the centre stand manganese or iron). permits, turn the handlebars all extended. the way to the left. Extend the centre stand and lift ATTENTION the motorcycle onto the stand. Centre stand Engine operation with eth- On a gradient, the motorcycle anol E85 with centre stand OA should always face uphill; se- Damage to engine and fuel sup- lect 1st gear. z Riding Switch off the engine. ply system Do not attempt to run the en- ATTENTION Refuelling gine on ethanol E85, i.e. a Fuel grade fuel with an ethanol content Poor ground underneath the of 85 %, or flex fuel. stand Requirement Risk of damage to parts if vehicle For optimum fuel consumption, Check the fuel grade. fuel should be sulphur-free or topples Recommended fuel with the lowest sulphur content Always check that the ground grade under the stand is level and possible. firm. Regular, unleaded (max. 10 % ATTENTION ethanol, E10) ATTENTION 91 ROZ/RON Engine operation with leaded 87 AKI Centre stand folds in due to fuel sharp movements Damage to catalytic converter Refuelling Make sure the ground is level and firm and place the motor- 6 WARNING cycle on its side stand. 55 Fuel is highly flammable Risk of fire and explosion Do not smoke. Never bring a naked flame near the fuel tank.

Refuel with fuel of the grade

WARNING Riding stated above; do not fill the z Escape of fuel due to heat- tank past the lower edge of the induced expansion if fuel fuel filler neck 3. Watch the tank is overfilled Open the protective cap 2. bar across the bottom edge of Risk of falling Use ignition key 1 to unlock the filler neck when refuelling, Do not overfill the fuel tank. fuel filler cap by turning it being careful to ensure that the clockwise, and flip the cap fuel does not spurt out. open. ATTENTION NOTICE Wetting of plastic surfaces When refuelling after running on by fuel reserve, make sure that you top Damage to the surfaces (surfaces up the tank to a level above re- become unsightly or dull) serve, as otherwise the new level Clean plastic surfaces immedi- will not be registered and the fuel ately after contact with fuel. warning light indicating that the level is down to reserve will not Securing motorcycle Secure the vehicle to prevent it 6 be switched off. for transportation toppling, preferably with the as- sistance of a second person. 56 NOTICE Make sure that all components that might come into contact Push the motorcycle onto the The "usable fuel capacity" spe- with straps used to secure the transportation flat and hold it in cified in the technical data is the motorcycle are adequately pro- position: do not place it on the quantity that the fuel tank could tected against scratching. Use side stand. hold if refilled after it had been adhesive tape or soft cloths, for run dry and the engine had cut example, for this purpose. out due to a lack of fuel. z Riding Usable fuel capacity

approx. 11 l

Fuel reserve

ATTENTION approx. 1 l Unlock the fuel tank cap by Trapping of components ATTENTION turning the ignition key 1 Component damage clockwise and close it again by Vehicle topples to side when Do not trap components such pressing firmly down. being lifted on to stand as brake lines or cable legs. Remove the ignition key and Risk of damage to parts if vehicle close the protective cap. topples At the front, loop a strap over the bottom fork bridge on each 6 side. Pull the straps down and tight. 57

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At the rear, secure the straps to the rear footrests on both sides and tighten the straps. Uniformly tighten all the straps. The motorcycle is lashed down securely. 6 58

z Riding Engineering details 7 General instructions...... 60 59 Anti-lock brake system ...... 60

z Engineering details General instructions ation can occur, ABS intervenes der all imaginable circumstances, and adapts brake pressure to because this is the precondition 7 To find out more on the subject the maximum transferable brake for ensuring directional stability. of engineering go to: 60 force, so the wheels continue to As soon as is registers the ac- bmw-motorrad.com/technik turn and driving stability is main- tual circumstances, the system tained irrespective of the condi- reacts instantly and adjusts brak- Anti-lock brake system tion of the road surface. ing force accordingly to achieve How does ABS work? optimum braking. What are the effects of The amount of braking force that Rear wheel lift can be transferred to the road surface irregularities? depends on factors that include Humps and surface irregularit- Even under severe braking, a the coefficient of friction of the ies can cause the wheels to lose high level of tyre grip can mean road surface. Loose stones, ice contact temporarily with the road that the front wheel does not and snow or a wet road all have surface; if this happens the brak- lock up until very late, if at all. much lower coefficients of friction ing force that can be transmit- Consequently, ABS does not in- than a clean, dry asphalt surface. ted to the road can drop to zero. tervene until very late, if at all. The lower the coefficient of fric- If the brakes are applied under Under these circumstances the z Engineering details tion, the longer the braking dis- these circumstances the ABS rear wheel can lift off the ground, tance. has to reduce braking force to and the outcome can be a high- If the rider increases braking ensure that directional stability is siding situation in which the mo- pressure to the extent that brak- maintained when the wheels re- torcycle can flip over. ing force exceeds the maximum gain contact with the road sur- transferable limit, the wheels face. At this instant the ABS start to lock and the motorcycle must assume an extremely low loses its directional stability. A coefficient of friction, so that the fall is imminent. Before this situ- wheels will continue to rotate un- riding conditions can lead to a Risk of accident WARNING fault message being issued. In order to ensure that the 7 If a fault message should BMW Motorrad ABS is always Rear wheel lift due to severe 61 braking be triggered due to one of maintained in optimum condi- Risk of falling the above-described driving tion, it is essential for you to conditions, the ABS function can comply strictly with the spe- When you brake sharply, bear be re-activated by switching the cified inspection intervals. in mind that ABS control can- ignition off and then on again. not always be relied on to pre- Reserves for safety vent the rear wheel from lifting Exceptional riding clear of the ground. The potentially shorter stopping conditions: distances which BMW Motorrad Special situations Heating up with the motorcycle ABS permits must not be used on an auxiliary stand, in neutral as an excuse for careless riding. The speeds of the front and rear or with a gear engaged. ABS is primarily a means of en- wheels are compared as one Rear wheel locked by the en- suring a safety margin in genuine means of detecting a wheel's gine brake for a lengthy period, emergencies. incipient tendency to lock. If for example while descending Take care when cornering! When the system registers implaus- z Engineering details steep gradients. ible values for a lengthy period you apply the brakes on a corner, the ABS function is deactivated the motorcycle's weight and What significance momentum take over and even for safety reasons and an ABS devolves on regular fault message is issued. Self-dia- BMW Motorrad ABS is unable to maintenance? gnosis has to complete before counteract their effects. fault messages can be issued. WARNING In addition to problems with the BMW Motorrad ABS, exceptional Brake system not regularly serviced 7 62

z Engineering details Maintenance 8 General instructions...... 64 Diagnostic connector ...... 96 63 Toolkit ...... 64 Front-wheel stand ...... 65 Rear-wheel stand ...... 66 Engine oil ...... 67 Brake system ...... 68 Clutch ...... 73

Coolant ...... 74 z Maintenance Wheel rims and tyres ...... 75 Wheels ...... 76 Chain ...... 84 Light source ...... 86 Jump-starting...... 90 Battery ...... 91 Fuses ...... 94 General instructions Toolkit 4 Open the front mask ( 86). 8 The Maintenance chapter de- Adjusting headlight beam scribes straightforward proced- 64 throw ( 43). ures for checking and replacing 5 Ring spanner certain wear parts. Width across flats 27 Special tightening torques are lis- ted as applicable. The tightening Removing rear wheel torques for the threaded fasten- ( 80). ers on your vehicle are listed in Adjust the chain tension the section entitled "Technical ( 84). 6 Extension for hook wrench data". 1 Open-ended spanner You will find information on more and ring spanner Width across flats 12/13 7 Reversible screwdriver extensive maintenance and repair Adjust the chain tension z Maintenance blade work in the repair Instruction on ( 84). DVD for your vehicle, which is with cross head 2 Open-ended spanner available from your authorised Replacing bulbs for front Width across flats 10/16 BMW Motorrad dealer. and rear turn indicators Adjusting mirror arm ( 89). Some of the work calls for spe- ( 42). 8 Screwdriver handle cial tools and a thorough know- Removing battery 9 Gripping clamp ledge of the technology involved. ( 93). Gripping clamp is affixed to If you are in doubt, consult a 3 Hook wrench the battery holder. specialist workshop, preferably Adjusting spring preload Replace fuses ( 94). your authorised BMW Motorrad for rear wheel ( 44). 10 Fuses dealer. 4 Allen key 10 A, 15 A and 30 A 5 mm 10 Reserve fuses are loc- with centre stand OA ated in the fuse box and Make sure the ground is level 8 are hanging on the cable and firm and place the motor- 65 for the diagnostic con- cycle on its centre stand. nector. without centre stand OA Front-wheel stand Place the motorcycle on an auxiliary stand; Installing the front-wheel BMW Motorrad recommends stand the BMW Motorrad auxiliary Slacken clamping screws 1. stand. Push the two adapters 2 apart ATTENTION Install the rear-wheel stand until the front forks fit between ( 66). Use of the BMW Motorrad them. front wheel stand without ac- Use basic stand with front- Use locating pins 3 to set the z Maintenance companying use of centre wheel adapter. front-wheel stand to the de- stand or auxiliary stand The basic stand and its ac- sired height. Risk of damage to parts if vehicle cessory parts are available from Centre the front-wheel stand topples your BMW Motorrad dealer. relative to the front wheel and Place the motorcycle on its push it against the front axle. centre stand or another auxili- ary stand before lifting the front wheel with the BMW Motorrad front-wheel stand. Rear-wheel stand 8 Install the rear-wheel 66 stand

Align the two adapters 2 so that the front forks are securely ATTENTION seated. Centre stand retracts if mo- Tighten clamping screws 1. torcycle is lifted too high z Maintenance Set the height of the stand 3 Risk of damage to parts if vehicle so that it raises the rear wheel topples slightly off the ground. When raising the vehicle, make Ensure that the stand height is sure that the centre stand re- the same on the left and right, mains on the ground. and secure the mount 3 on Apply uniform pressure to push either side with bolts 1. the front-wheel stand down Set the mounts 3 to the width and raise the motorcycle. of the rear wheel swinging arm 4 and secure using clamp- ing bolts 2. Ensure you do not cover the axle 5. Engine oil Alternative: hold the motor- cycle upright, ideally with help 8 Checking engine oil level from another person. Requirement 67 The engine is at operating tem- perature.

ATTENTION

Position the rear-wheel Use of insufficient engine oil stand 6. or too much engine oil Engine damage ATTENTION Always make sure that the oil level is correct. Check the oil level in oil-level z Maintenance Vehicle toppling to side OA indicator 1. Risk of damage to parts if vehicle with centre stand topples Make sure the ground is level Make sure that the vehicle and firm and place the motor- is secured so that it cannot cycle on its centre stand. topple sideways. without centre stand OA Push the rear-wheel stand Place the motorcycle down until the motorcycle on an auxiliary stand; is standing upright and the BMW Motorrad recommends handle of the rear-wheel stand the BMW Motorrad auxiliary is resting on the floor. stand. If the oil level is above the max- ATTENTION 8 imum mark MAX: Have the oil level corrected 68 Use of insufficient engine oil by a specialist workshop, or too much engine oil preferably an authorised Engine damage BMW Motorrad dealer. Always make sure that the oil Topping up the engine oil level is correct. Make sure the ground is level Top up the engine oil to the and firm and place the motor- specified level. Engine oil, specified level cycle on its stand. Checking engine oil level Wipe the area around the oil ( 67). filler neck clean. Install oil filler cap 1. Between MIN and MAX z Maintenance marks (Engine is at operating Brake system temperature, motorcycle is upright) Checking function of brakes Engine oil, quantity for Operate the brake lever. topping up There is a clearly perceptible pressure point. max 185 ml (Difference Press the footbrake lever. between MIN and MAX) There is a clearly perceptible If the oil level is below the min- pressure point. imum mark MIN: Remove cap 1 of the oil filler Topping up the engine oil neck. ( 68). If pressure points are not clearly perceptible: 8 ATTENTION 69 Work on brake system not in compliance with correct procedure Risk to operational reliability of the brake system Have all work on the brake sys- Turn the handlebars all the way Check the wear indicators 2. to the right. tem undertaken by trained and Brake-pad wear limit, The brake pads 1 can be seen qualified specialists. front from the rear. Have the brakes checked by a Visually inspect the brake pads z Maintenance specialist workshop, preferably min 1.0 mm (Friction lining to ascertain their thickness. an authorised BMW Motorrad without carrier plate) dealer. If the wear indicating marks are no longer visible: Checking front brake pad thickness Make sure the ground is level and firm and place the motor- cycle on its stand. 8 WARNING 70 Brake-pad thickness less than permissible minimum Diminished braking effect, dam- age to the brakes In order to ensure the depend- ability of the brake system, do not permit the brake pads to wear past the minimum per- Inspect the chamfer 2. missible thickness. WARNING Have the brake pads replaced Brake-pad thickness less by a specialist workshop, than permissible minimum z Maintenance preferably an authorised Diminished braking effect, dam- BMW Motorrad dealer. age to the brakes BMW Motorrad recommends In order to ensure the depend- you only install genuine brake ability of the brake system, do pads from BMW Motorrad. not permit the brake pads to wear past the minimum per- Check rear brake pad missible thickness. thickness Visually inspect the brake pads Make sure the ground is level to ascertain their thickness. and firm and place the motor- Viewing direction: from the rear cycle on its stand. toward brake pads 1. Checking brake-fluid level, front brakes NOTICE 8 Wear of the brake pads causes 71 WARNING the brake fluid level in the reser- Not enough brake fluid in voir to sink. brake fluid reservoir Considerably reduced braking power due to air in the brake system Brake-pad wear limit, Check the brake-fluid level at rear regular intervals.

min 1.0 mm (Friction lining without carrier plate. The wear z Maintenance indicators must be clearly vis- ible.) Brake fluid level, front If the chamfer is no longer visible: Have the brake pads replaced Brake fluid, DOT4 by a specialist workshop, preferably an authorised You should never allow the BMW Motorrad dealer. brake fluid level to drop below Set the handlebars so that the the MIN mark. (Brake-fluid brake fluid tank is horizontal. reservoir horizontal) Check the brake fluid level in the sight glass 1. If the brake fluid level drops be- 8 low the permitted level: Have the defect rectified as 72 quickly as possible by a spe- cialist workshop, preferably an authorised BMW Motorrad dealer. Checking the brake-fluid level, rear brakes Check the brake fluid level in Brake fluid level, rear Make sure the ground is level brake fluid reservoir 1. and firm and hold the motor- cycle upright. NOTICE Brake fluid, DOT4 z Maintenance Wear of the brake pads causes You should never allow the the brake fluid level in the reser- brake fluid level to drop below voir to sink. the MIN mark. (Brake-fluid reservoir horizontal) If the brake fluid level drops be- low the permitted level: If this is not the case, or there is In this position, measure the WARNING a lack of power transmission after clutch-lever play A between 8 the clutch has engaged: the clutch-lever fitting and the Not enough brake fluid in 73 brake fluid reservoir Have the clutch checked by a clutch lever. Considerably reduced braking specialist workshop, preferably Clutch-lever play power due to air in the brake an authorised BMW Motorrad system dealer. 1...2 mm (at the hand lever, Check the brake-fluid level at Checking clutch-lever regular intervals. handlebars are in straight- play ahead position, engine is cold) Have the defect rectified as quickly as possible by a spe- Clutch-lever play is out of toler- cialist workshop, preferably ance: an authorised BMW Motorrad Adjust the clutch-lever play

z Maintenance dealer. ( 74). Clutch Clutch-lever play is in tolerance: Install cover 2. Checking clutch function Pull the clutch lever. The clutch must fully disen- Loosen cover 2. gage. Signs that the clutch is Pull clutch lever 1 until resist- fully disengaged: ance is perceptible. Easy to change gear Easy to switch to idling Adjust the clutch-lever Repeat the steps until the toward the inside of the right 8 play clutch-lever play is set side trim panel. correctly. 74 Install cover 4. Coolant Check coolant level Requirement The engine is cold.

Hold the motorcycle upright, Loosen cover 4. ideally with help from another Loosen the knurled nut 2. person. Coolant, specified level z Maintenance Lift the clutch cable to relieve the adjusting sleeve 3. To increase clutch-lever play: Between MIN and MAX screw the adjusting sleeve 3 marks on the expansion tank into the hand lever. (Engine is cold, motorcycle is upright) To reduce clutch-lever play: unscrew the adjusting sleeve 3 If the coolant drops below the from the hand lever. permitted level: Lock the adjusting sleeve 3 Top up coolant ( 75). using the knurled nut 2. Checking clutch-lever play Check the coolant level in ( 73). the coolant expansion tank 1. Viewing direction: from the rear Top up coolant Check coolant level ( 74). If applicable, have the tyres When the coolant meets the changed in good time before 8 specified level: they wear to the minimum 75 Close the cap of the coolant tread depth permitted by law. expansion tank. Make sure the ground is level and firm and place the motor- Wheel rims and tyres cycle on its stand. Checking rims Measure the tyre tread depth Make sure the ground is level in the main tread grooves with and firm and place the motor- wear marks. Turn the handlebars all the way cycle on its stand. NOTICE to left. Visually inspect the rims for Open the cap 1 of the coolant defects. Wear indicators are built into the

z Maintenance expansion tank. Have any damaged rims in- main profile grooves on each Top up coolant to specified spected by a specialist work- tyre. The tyre is worn out when level. Use a funnel with filler shop and replaced if neces- the tyre tread has worn down adapter or hose. sary, preferably by an author- to the level of the marks. The ised BMW Motorrad dealer. locations of the marks are indic- Coolant-full quantity ated on the edge of the tyre, e.g. Checking tyre tread depth by the letters TI, TWI or by an arrow. Antifreeze and corrosion inhib- WARNING itor If the tyre tread is worn to min- 150 ml (Difference between Riding with badly worn tyres imum: MIN- and MAX-mark) Risk of accident due to impaired Replace tyre or tyres, as applic- handling able. Checking tyre pressure Check tyre pressures against and are fundamental to all cal- 8 the data below. culations. Any change to these WARNING dimensions, caused for example Tyre pressure, front 76 by a switch to wheels other than Incorrect tyre pressure the standard installed ones, can Impaired handling characteristics seriously affect the performance of the motorcycle, shorter useful 2.2 bar (with cold tyres; one- up and two-up riding) of the control systems. tyre life The sensor rings are essential Always check that the tyre Tyre pressure, rear for correct wheel speed detec- pressures are correct. tion; they too must match the motorcycle's control systems and WARNING 2.3 bar (with cold tyres; one- consequently cannot be replaced. up and two-up riding) If you decide that you would like Tendency of valve inserts to If tyre pressure is too low: to fit non-standard wheels to z Maintenance open by themselves at high your motorcycle, it is very im- riding speeds Correct tyre pressure. portant to consult a specialist Sudden loss of tyre pressure Wheels workshop beforehand, preferably Install valve caps fitted with an authorised BMW Motorrad rubber sealing rings and tighten Effect of wheel size on dealer. firmly. chassis and suspension Make sure the ground is level control systems Removing front wheel and firm and place the motor- The wheel sizes are very im- with centre stand OA cycle on its stand. portant for the ABS. In particu- Make sure the ground is level lar, the diameter and the width and firm and place the motor- of the vehicle's wheels are pro- cycle on its centre stand. grammed into the control unit without centre stand OA better able to grip it on the Place the motorcycle on an right-hand side. 8 auxiliary stand. BMW Motorrad 77 recommends you use the BMW Motorrad rear-wheel stand. Install the rear-wheel stand ( 66).

Lift the front of the motorcycle Slacken clamping screws 1. until the front wheel is clear of the ground, preferably using a BMW Motorrad front-wheel Withdraw quick-release axle 4, stand.

support the front wheel when z Maintenance Installing the front-wheel stand doing this. ( 65). Set down front wheel and Mask off the parts of the wheel roll forwards out of the front rim that could be scratched suspension. Ensure you do when removing the brake cal- not damage the wheel speed iper. sensor in the process. Push apart the brake pads a little. Remove screw 3. Slacken clamping screws 2. Press quick-release axle slightly toward the inside, so as to be 8 Installing front wheel WARNING 78 Use of a non-standard wheel Malfunctions in ABS operation See the information on the effect of wheel size on the ABS system at the start of this chapter. Slip spacing bushing 5 into ATTENTION the wheel hub on the left-hand ATTENTION Unwanted inward movement side. of the brake pads Tightening threaded fasten- z Maintenance ATTENTION Component damage on attempt ers to incorrect tightening to install the brake caliper or be- torque Front wheel installed wrong cause brake pads have to be Damage, or threaded fasteners way round forced apart work loose Risk of accident Do not operate the brakes with Always have the security of Note direction-of-rotation ar- a brake caliper not correctly the fasteners checked by a rows on tyre or rim. secured. specialist workshop, preferably an authorised BMW Motorrad Roll the front wheel into pos- Remove spacer bush 5 from dealer. ition between the front forks. the wheel hub. In this process, take care not to damage the wheel speed sensor. 8 79

Lift front wheel and fit quick- Install screw 3 and tighten to Clamping screws in axle release axle 4. specified torque. Counter-hold holder Remove front-wheel stand and quick-release axle on the right- firmly compress front forks sev- hand side. Tightening sequence: Tighten eral times. Do not operate the z Maintenance Screw in front-wheel screws six times in alternate brake lever in this process. quick-release axle sequence Installing the front-wheel stand 19 Nm ( 65). 50 Nm Tighten clamping bolts 2 to the specified tightening torque. Risk of accident due to delayed 8 braking effect. Before driving, check that the 80 brakes respond without delay. Operate the brake several times until the brake pads are bedded. Removing rear wheel Tighten clamping bolts 1 to the with centre stand OA Clamping screws in axle specified tightening torque. holder Make sure the ground is level and firm and place the motor- Tightening sequence: Tighten cycle on its centre stand. z Maintenance screws six times in alternate without centre stand OA sequence Lift the motorcycle, preferably 19 Nm with a BMW Motorrad rear- Removing the front-wheel wheel stand. stand. Install the rear-wheel stand Remove the adhesive tape ( 66). from the wheel rim. Slip wooden chocks or similar WARNING under the rear wheel to prevent it from dropping out after the Brake pads not lying against the brake disc quick-release axle has been removed. 8 81

Remove nut 6 using the right Remove the quick-release tool from the toolkit. axle 8 and remove the chain Remove washer. tensioner 7. Press brake caliper 1 against Slacken locknuts 3 on left and brake disc 2. right. z Maintenance Brake piston has been pushed Screw in the adjusting back. screws 4 on the left and right. Remove the chain tensioner 5 and push the quick-release axle to the right as far as it will go.

Roll the rear wheel as far forward as possible and disengage chain 9 from the Installing the rear wheel 8 sprocket. ATTENTION 82 Tightening threaded fasten- ers to incorrect tightening torque Damage, or threaded fasteners work loose Always have the security of Roll the rear wheel to the rear the fasteners checked by a and clear of the swinging arm specialist workshop, preferably and at the same time pull an authorised BMW Motorrad When rolling the rear wheel brake-caliper carrier 11 back dealer. z Maintenance clear of the motorcycle, take far enough to allow the rear care not to damage wheel- wheel to clear it. Roll the rear wheel on the sup- speed sensor 10. port into the swinging arm as NOTICE far as necessary to permit the brake-caliper carrier to be in- The sprocket and the spacer serted. sleeves on left and right are loose fits in the wheel. When removing, make sure that no parts are damaged or mislaid. 8 83

Position the brake-caliper sup- Roll the rear wheel further into Roll the rear wheel as far port 1 on the guide 2. the swinging arm, while push- forward as possible and loop ing brake-caliper carrier 11 for- chain 9 over the sprocket. ward at the same time.

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When rolling the rear wheel into position, take care not Insert the quick-release axle 8 to damage wheel-speed and the chain tensioner 7 into sensor 10. the swinging arm, brake-caliper support and rear wheel, mak- ing sure that you fit the quick- Chain to the same scale value on the 8 release axle securely into the right and left. chain tensioner. Adjust the chain tension Tighten locknuts 3 on left and 84 Make sure the ground is level right to the specified tightening and firm and place the motor- torque. cycle on its stand. Locknut of the final-drive chain tensioning screw

19 Nm Tighten nut 6 to the specified tightening torque. Rear quick-release axle

z Maintenance Insert the left chain in swinging arm tensioner 5. Install nut 6 with its washer, 100 Nm but do not tighten the nut at Slacken nut 6. Once you have tightened the this point. Slacken locknuts 3 on left and rear wheel quick-release axle, right. complete the following tasks Adjust the chain tension Use adjusting screws 4 on left again: ( 84). and right to adjust chain ten- Checking chain tension ( 84). sion. Checking chain tension ( 84). Checking chain tension Ensure that the notch in the Make sure the ground is level chain tensioner 5 is adjusted and firm and place the motor- cycle on its stand. Turn the rear wheel until it If chain deflection is outside per- To prolong chain life, reaches the position with the mitted tolerance: BMW Motorrad recommends 8 lowest amount of chain sag. Adjust the chain tension the use of BMW Motorrad 85 ( 84). chain lubricant, or: Lubricating chain Lubricant

ATTENTION Chain spray Inadequate cleaning and lub- Wipe off excess lubricant. rication of the drive chain Accelerated wear Checking the chain wear Clean and lubricate the drive Engage 1st gear. chain at regular intervals. Turn the rear wheel in the nor-

Use a screwdriver to push the mal direction of travel until the z Maintenance Lubricate the drive chain every chain 1 up and down at a point chain is tensioned. third fuel stop. midway between the pinion Measure chain length under- Lubricate the chain more fre- and chain sprocket and meas- neath the rear wheel swinging quently if the motorcycle is ure the chain tension A. arm. ridden in wet, dusty or dirty Chain deflection conditions. Switch the ignition off and se- lect neutral. 40...50 mm (Motorcycle with Clean the drive chain with a no weight applied, supported suitable cleaning product, dry it on its side stand) and apply chain lubricant. Light source 8 Opening the front mask 86 Place the motorcycle on its stand on firm, even ground. Switch off the ignition.

Pull out plug 3. Permissible chain length

max 144.30 mm (measured z Maintenance centre to centre over 10 pins, chain pulled taut) If the chain has stretched to the Remove the bolts 1 on either maximum permissible length: side. Seek the advice of a specialist Pull the front mask 2 forward. workshop, preferably an author- ised BMW Motorrad dealer. Replacing bulbs for low- beam headlight and high- Remove cover 4. beam headlight Disengage the wire spring clip 5 from the stop and fold Open the front mask ( 86). up. Bulb for low-beam and high-beam headlight 8 87 H4 / 12 V / 60 W / 55 W To avoid soiling the glass, touch the bulb 6 only at the base.

Remove the bulb 6 from the Install cover 4. socket 7. Connect plug 3.

Replace the defective bulb. Close the front mask ( 88).

z Maintenance NOTICE Replacing bulb for parking light Bulbs with higher light-intensity ratings are available through af- Open the front mask ( 86). termarket suppliers. These bulbs Position the bulb 6 and press it burn out more rapidly and gener- into the socket 7. ate more heat than conventional Install the wire spring clip 5. bulbs. Under adverse conditions the extra heat can cause damage to the headlight. Replace the defective bulb. 8 Bulb for parking light 88 W5W / 12 V / 5 W Use a clean, dry cloth to hold the bulb in order to keep the glass free of foreign matter.

Pull the socket 3 out of the Fit the socket 3 into the head- headlight housing. light housing 5. Close the front mask ( 88).

z Maintenance Closing the front mask

Insert bulb 4 into the socket.

Remove bulb 4 from the socket. Close the front mask 2. Fit the screws 1 on either side. Replacing bulbs for front Replace the defective bulb. and rear turn indicators Bulbs for flashing turn 8 Make sure the ground is level indicators, front 89 and firm and place the motor- cycle on its stand. RY10W / 12 V / 10 W Switch off the ignition. Bulbs for flashing turn indicators, rear

RY10W / 12 V / 10 W Pull the glass out of the light housing at the threaded- Use a clean, dry cloth to hold fastener side. the bulb in order to keep the glass free of dirt and foreign matter. z Maintenance

Remove screw 1.

Turn bulb 2 counter-clockwise and remove it from the light housing. Turn bulb 2 clockwise to install it in the bulb housing. Replacing LED turn Seek the advice of a specialist 8 indicators workshop, preferably an author- ised BMW Motorrad dealer. 90 with LED flashing turn indicat- ors OA Jump-starting If the LED flashing turn indicators fail, they must be replaced. Un- CAUTION der these circumstances: Seek the advice of a specialist Touching live parts of the ig- nition system when the en- Working from the inboard side, workshop, preferably an author- ised BMW Motorrad dealer. gine is running insert the glass into the light Electric shock housing and close the housing. Replacing LED rear light Do not touch parts of the igni- If the LEDs in the rear light fail, tion system when the engine is z Maintenance the rear light must be replaced. running. Under these circumstances: Seek the advice of a specialist ATTENTION workshop, preferably an author- Excessive current flowing ised BMW Motorrad dealer. when the motorcycle is Replacing number-plate jump-started light Wiring smoulders/ignites or dam- age to the on-board electronics If the LEDs for the number plate Install screw 1. If the motorcycle has to be light in the rear light fail, the rear jump-started connect the leads light must be replaced. Under to the battery terminals; never these circumstances: attempt to jump-start the en- gine by connecting leads to the Remove seat ( 38). Disconnect the jump lead from on-board socket. Run the engine of the donor the negative terminal first, then 8 vehicle during jump-starting. disconnect the second lead 91 ATTENTION Begin by connecting one end from the positive terminal. of the red jump lead to the Installing the seat ( 39). Contact between crocodile positive terminal of the dis- clips of jump leads and charged battery and the other Battery vehicle end to the positive terminal of Maintenance instructions Risk of short-circuit the donor battery. Correct upkeep, recharging and Use jump leads fitted with fully Then connect one end of the storage will prolong the life of insulated crocodile clips at both black jump lead to the negative the battery and are essential if ends. terminal of the donor battery, warranty claims are to be con- and the other end to the neg- ATTENTION sidered.

ative terminal of the discharged Maintenance Compliance with the points be- z battery. Jump-starting with a voltage low is important in order to max- Start the engine of the vehicle greater than 12 V imise battery life: with the discharged battery Damage to the on-board elec- Keep the surface of the battery in the usual way; if the en- tronics clean and dry. gine does not start, wait a few Make sure that the battery of minutes before repeating the Do not open the battery. the donor vehicle does not ex- attempt in order to protect the Do not top up with water. ceed a voltage of 12 V. starter motor and the donor Be sure to read and comply When jump-starting the engine, battery. with the instructions for char- do not disconnect the battery Allow both engines to run for a ging the battery on the follow- from the on-board electrical few minutes before disconnect- ing pages. system. ing the jump leads. Do not turn the battery upside tems. You can obtain additional Comply with the operating in- 8 down. information from your authorised structions of the charger. BMW Motorrad dealer. Once the battery is fully 92 ATTENTION charged, disconnect the Recharging connected charger's terminal clips from On-board electronics (e.g. battery the battery terminals. clock) draining connected battery ATTENTION NOTICE Battery is deep-discharged; this Charging the battery that is The battery has to be recharged voids the guarantee connected to the vehicle via at regular intervals in the course Connect a float charger to the the battery terminals of a lengthy period of disuse. battery if the motorcycle is to Damage to the on-board elec- See the instructions for caring remain out of use for more tronics for your battery. Always fully re-

Maintenance than four weeks. z Disconnect the battery at charge the battery before restor- the battery terminals before ing it to use. NOTICE charging. Connecting battery to motor- BMW Motorrad has developed a Disconnecting battery from cycle ( 93). float charger specially designed motorcycle ( 92). for compatibility with the elec- Disconnecting battery tronics of your motorcycle. Us- Recharging disconnected from motorcycle ing this charger, you can keep battery Make sure the ground is level the battery charged during long Disconnecting battery from and firm and place the motor- periods of disuse, without having motorcycle ( 92). cycle on its stand. to disconnect the battery from charge the battery using a suit- Remove seat ( 38). the motorcycle's on-board sys- able charger. Connecting battery to motorcycle 8 93

Remove screw 1. ATTENTION

Battery not disconnected in First install the positive battery accordance with correct pro- cable 2 and cover with the pro-

z Maintenance cedure tective cap 3. Risk of short-circuit Then install battery negative Always proceed in compliance lead 1. with the specified disconnec- Installing the seat ( 39). tion sequence. Removing battery Disconnect the battery earth Remove seat ( 38). lead 1 first. Unhook and lift up the holder 1 Then push the protective Disconnecting battery from motorcycle ( 92). on the left. cap 3 to the side and Unloosen the holder from the disconnect the positive battery battery tray 2 on the right. cable 2. The holder is now only at- Attach the right side of the will be necessary to enter the 8 tached to the wiring harness 3. holder to the battery tray 2. current date in the instrument Push the holder and the wiring Fold the holder 1 down and panel, in order to ensure that the 94 harness to the right out of the attach on the left. service-due indicator functions way. The wiring harness 3 is now correctly. You can now remove the bat- back in its initial position. tery. Setting the date ( 37). Lift the battery 4 up and out. Work it back and forth slightly if Fuses it is difficult to remove. Replace fuses

Installing battery ATTENTION Jumpering of blown fuses z Maintenance Risk of short-circuit and fire Never attempt to jumper a blown fuse. Install screw 1. Always replace a defective fuse Connecting battery to motor- with a new fuse of the same cycle ( 93). amperage. Installing the seat ( 39). Switch off the ignition. Place the battery 4 in the bat- NOTICE Place the motorcycle on its stand on firm, even ground. tery compartment with the If the battery was disconnected positive terminal on the right from the motorcycle for a Remove seat ( 38). in the direction of travel. prolonged period of time it preferably an authorised BMW Motorrad dealer. 8 Installing the seat ( 39). 95 Fuse assignment

Press latch 1. Press the lock 4 in on both Open the fuse box 2. sides. Consult the fuse assignment Remove cap 5. diagram below and replace the Consult the fuse assignment defective fuse. diagram below and replace the z Maintenance Fuse assignment ( 95) defective fuse. Close the fuse box 2 again. Fuse assignment ( 95) Fuse 1 Make sure that the lock 1 has Install cap 5. Make sure that engaged. the lock 4 on the fuse box 3 7.5 A (Oxygen sensor, tank engages. vent valve, secondary air sys- NOTICE tem, injection system, electric fuel pump) If fuse defects recur frequently have the electric circuits checked by a specialist workshop, Fuse 2 Fuse 6 Diagnostic connector 8 Disengaging diagnostic 96 connector 7.5 A (Heated grips, engine 10 A (Instrument cluster, en- control unit, ABS pressure gine control unit) CAUTION modulator, diagnostic con- Reserve fuses 7 nector, extra socket) Incorrect procedure followed when loosening the Fuse 3 diagnostic connector for the on-board diagnosis Motorcycle experiences malfunc- 30 A (Main fuse) tions Fuse 4 Only have the diagnostic con- z Maintenance nector loosened by a specialist workshop or other authorised 20 A (ABS pressure modu- persons during your next BMW lator) Service appointment. Fuse 8 for radiator fan Have the work performed by Fuse 5 Fuse for radiator fan appropriately trained staff. Refer to the vehicle manufac- turer specifications. 15 A (Lighting, horn) 7.5 A (Radiator fan) Remove seat ( 38). 8 97

Press in retainers 1. Seat diagnostic connector 2 in Disengage diagnostic con- bracket 3. nector 2 from holder 3. Retainers 1 engage with an The interface to the diagnosis audible click.

and information system can Installing the seat ( 39). z Maintenance be connected to diagnostic connector 2. Securing the diagnostic connector Disconnect the interface for the diagnosis and information system. 8 98

z Maintenance Accessories 9 General instructions...... 100 99 Heated handlebar grips ...... 100 Power socket ...... 101 Topcase ...... 101 TopcaseLight ...... 104 Maximum payload and maximum permissible speed ...... 105

z Accessories General instructions cessory products to establish Heated handlebar grips that they are safe, functional and 9 with heated grips OA CAUTION suitable. Consequently, BMW 100 accepts product liability. BMW Operating the heated Use of other-make products accepts no liability whatsoever for handlebar grips Safety risk parts and accessories that it has BMW Motorrad cannot exam- not approved. Start the engine. ine or test each product of out- Whenever you are planning NOTICE side origin to ensure that it can modifications, comply with all be used on or in connection the legal requirements. Make The heating in the heated with BMW vehicles without sure that the vehicle does not handlebar grips can be activated constituting a safety hazard. infringe the national road-vehicle only when the engine is Country-specific official author- construction and use regulations running.

z Accessories isation does not suffice as as- applicable in your country. surance. Tests conducted by Your BMW Motorrad dealer can NOTICE these instances cannot make offer expert advice on the choice provision for all operating con- of genuine BMW parts, accessor- The increase in power consump- ditions experienced by BMW ies and other products. tion caused by having the heated vehicles and, consequently, To find out more about handlebar grips switched on can they are not sufficient in some accessories go to: drain the battery if you are riding circumstances. bmw-motorrad.com/ at low engine speeds. Use only parts and accessor- accessories ies approved by BMW for your NOTICE vehicle. The handlebar grips have two- BMW has conducted extens- stage heating. Stage two is for ive testing of the parts and ac- heating the grips quickly: it is advisable to switch to stage one Power socket Topcase as soon as the grips are warm. with extra socket OA with luggage carrier OA 9 with topcase OA 101 Connection of electrical devices Installing topcase You can start using electrical devices connected to the mo- WARNING torcycle's sockets only when Topcase not properly se- the ignition is switched on. cured Cable routing Driving safety is impaired The topcase must not wobble The cables from the power and must be secured free from Press the rocker switch 1 on sockets to the auxiliary devices

play. z Accessories the side with the two dots to must be routed in such a way switch the high heat setting on. that they do not impede the Press the rocker switch 1 on rider. the side with one dot to switch The cable routing should not the low heat setting on. restrict the steering angle or Set the rocker switch 1 to the obstruct handling. centre position to switch the The cables must not be heating off. trapped.

Pull handle 1 up as far as it will go. 9 102

Hook the topcase into the Turn the key in the topcase Push lock barrel 1 forward. luggage carrier 4. Make sure lock to position 1 and remove Lever 2 pops up. that the hooks 2 fit securely the key from the lock. Pull the release lever all the into the corresponding mount- way up. z Accessories ings 3. Opening topcase The lid of the topcase opens. Push handle 1 down until it engages.

Turn the key in the topcase lock to position 1. Removing the topcase Closing topcase 9 103

Push release lever 1 down until Pull release lever 1 all the way it engages. Turn the key in the topcase up. Turn the key in the topcase lock to position 1. Close the lid of the topcase lock to the LOCK position and The handle pops out. z Accessories and hold it down. Check that remove the key from the lock. nothing is trapped between the lid and the case.

NOTICE You can also lock the topcase by turning the lock to the LOCK position. In this case, make sure that the key is not left inside the topcase. Pull handle 1 up as far as it will go. Lift the topcase at the rear and 9 remove it from the luggage NOTICE carrier. 104 When the key is horizontal in the lock, the release levers are TopcaseLight locked. with luggage carrier OA with topcase Light OA Installing topcase Light Insert the base 5 into the WARNING slot 4. Topcase not properly se- Fit the mounting 6 onto the cured hook 2. z Accessories Driving safety is impaired Ensure that the release lever 1 The topcase must not wobble engages and the topcase is and must be secured free from connected securely to the ad- Push the release lever 1 in the play. apter 3. direction of the arrow. To lock the release lever, turn Open the topcase lid 2. Turn the key until it is vertical the key until it is horizontal in in the lock. the lock and pull it out. Closing topcase Light Turn the key until it is vertical Opening topcase Light in the lock. Turn the key until it is vertical in the lock. cannot find your combination of vehicle and topcase on the label. 9 The values for the combination described here are as follows: 105 Maximum permissible speed for riding with top- case fitted to the vehicle with topcase OA Close the topcase lid 1. Push the release lever 1 in the or OA Check that nothing is trapped direction of the arrow. with topcase Light between the lid and case and Lift the topcase at the rear and max 130 km/h that the release lever 2 clicks remove from the adapter 3.

z Accessories into place. Payload of topcase Turn the key in the topcase Maximum payload and lock 3 until it is horizontal and maximum permissible with topcase OA remove the key from the lock. speed or The release levers are locked. with topcase Light OA You can neither open the top- Note the maximum permissible max 3 kg case nor remove it from the payload and the speed limit for adapter. riding with topcase fitted, as stated on the label inside the Removing the topcase topcase. Light Contact your authorised Turn the key until it is vertical BMW Motorrad dealer if you in the lock. 9 106

z Accessories Care 10 Care products ...... 108 107 Washing the vehicle ...... 108 Cleaning easily damaged compon- ents...... 109 Paint ...... 110

Preserving paintwork...... 110 z Care Laying up the motorcycle ...... 110 Restoring motorcycle to use ...... 110 Care products Washing the vehicle dry the brake discs and brake pads. 10 BMW Motorrad recommends BMW Motorrad recommends 108 that you use the cleaning that you use BMW insect re- ATTENTION and care products you can mover to soften and wash off obtain from your authorised insects and stubborn dirt on Effect of road salt intensified BMW Motorrad dealer. The sub- painted parts prior to washing by warm water stances in BMW CareProducts the motorcycle. Corrosion have been tested in laboratories To prevent stains, do not wash Use only cold water to wash off and in practice; they provide the vehicle immediately after it road salt. z Care optimised care and protection has been exposed to strong sun- for the materials used in your light and do not wash it in the ATTENTION vehicle. sun. To remove road salt, clean the Damage due to high water ATTENTION motorcycle with cold water im- pressure from high pressure Use of unsuitable cleaning mediately after every trip. cleaners or steam cleaners and care products Corrosion or short circuit, dam- WARNING Damage to vehicle parts age to labels, seals, hydraulic Do not use solvents such as Wet brake discs and brake brake system, electrical system cellulose thinners, cold clean- pads after vehicle wash, after and the motorcycle seat ers, fuel or the like, and do riding through water and in Exercise restraint when using not use cleaning products that rainy conditions a steam jet or high pressure contain alcohol. Diminished braking effect, risk of cleaning equipment. accident Apply the brakes in good time to allow the friction and heat to Cleaning easily Light topcase Take care not to bend the radi- damaged components ator fins when cleaning. 10 ATTENTION Plastics Clean radiator regularly. Use a 109 Use of unsuitable cleaning hose with low water pressure, ATTENTION and care products for example, to do this. Damage to the surface This prevents the engine from Use of unsuitable cleaning Clean the surface using only overheating due to insufficient agents water and a microfibre cloth. cooling. Damage to plastic surfaces

z Care Do not use cleaning agents Chrome Rubber Treat rubber components with that contain alcohol, solvents or Clean chrome sections care- water or BMW rubber-care abrasives. fully with plenty of water and products. Do not use insect-remover motorcycle cleaner from the pads or cleaning pads with BMW Motorrad Care Products ATTENTION hard, scouring surfaces. range. This is required in particu- lar for removing road salt. Application of silicone sprays Body panels Use chrome polish for additional to rubber seals Clean the trim panels with water treatment. Damage to the rubber seals and BMW plastic care emulsion. Do not use silicone sprays Radiator NOTICE or care products that contain silicon. Soften stubborn dirt and insects ATTENTION by covering the affected areas Bending of radiator fins with a wet cloth. Damage to radiator fins Paint BMW Motorrad recommends us- Spray the brake and clutch ing BMW tar remover for remov- lever pivots and the main and 10 Washing the vehicle regularly ing specks of tar. Remember to side stand pivots with a suit- will help counteract the long- 110 wax the parts treated in this way. able lubricant. term effects of substances that damage the paint, especially if Preserving paintwork Coat bright metal and chrome- your vehicle is ridden in areas plated parts with an acid-free with high air pollution or natural BMW Motorrad recommends grease (e.g. Vaseline). sources of dirt, for example tree applying only BMW car wax or resin or pollen. products containing carnauba Stand the motorcycle in a dry

z Care Remove particularly aggressive wax or synthetic wax to preserve room in such a way that there substances immediately, the paintwork. is no load on either wheel however, as otherwise the paint It is time to rewax the paint- (preferably using the front- can be affected or become work when water "puddles" on wheel and rear-wheel stands discoloured. Substances of the surface, instead of forming from BMW Motorrad). this nature include spilt fuel, beads. oil, grease, brake fluid and bird Restoring motorcycle droppings. We recommend you Laying up the to use use BMW Motorrad gloss polish motorcycle Remove the protective wax or BMW paint cleaner. Clean the motorcycle. coating. Marks on the paintwork are par- Clean the motorcycle. ticularly easy to see after the Fill the motorcycle's fuel tank. Installing battery ( 94). vehicle has been washed. Re- Comply with checklist ( 48). move stains of this kind imme- Removing battery ( 93). diately, using cleaning-grade benzene or petroleum spirit on a clean cloth or ball of cotton wool. Technical data 11 Troubleshooting chart ...... 112 Riding specifications ...... 124 111 Screw connections ...... 113 Accessories...... 124 Fuel...... 115 Engine oil ...... 115 Engine ...... 116 Clutch ...... 117 Transmission ...... 117 Rear-wheel drive ...... 118

z Technical data Frame ...... 118 Chassis and suspension ...... 119 Brakes ...... 119 Wheels and tyres ...... 120 Electrical system ...... 122 Dimensions ...... 123 Weights...... 124 Troubleshooting chart 11 The engine does not start. 112 Possible cause Rectification

Side stand extended and gear engaged Retract the side stand. Kill switch activated Set emergency-off switch to operation mode ( 33). Gear engaged and clutch not disengaged Operate the clutch or put the transmission into idle so that the idle mode indicator light lights up. No fuel in tank Refuelling ( 55). Battery flat Recharging connected battery ( 92). Throttle grip operated Do not operate throttle grip during starting opera-

z Technical data tion. Screw connections Front wheel Value Valid 11 113 Screw in front-wheel quick-re- lease axle M12 x 20 50 Nm Clamping screws in axle holder M8 x 30 Tighten screws six times in alternate sequence 19 Nm Rear wheel Value Valid

Locknut of the final-drive chain z Technical data tensioning screw M8 19 Nm Rear quick-release axle in swinging arm M18 x 1.5 100 Nm 11 Mirrors Value Valid Right mirror (lock nut) to ad- 114 apter M10 x 1.25 Left-hand thread, 22 Nm Left mirror (lock nut) to adapter M10 x 1.25 22 Nm

z Technical data Fuel 11 Recommended fuel grade Regular, unleaded (max. 10 % ethanol, E10) 91 ROZ/RON 115 87 AKI Usable fuel capacity approx. 11 l Fuel reserve approx. 1 l Fuel consumption according to WMTC 3.3 l/100 km

Engine oil

Engine oil, capacity approx. 1.65 l, with filter change Viscosity class

z Technical data SAE 15W-50, API SJ / JASO MA2 Additives (e.g. molybdenum-based) are not per- missible because they can attack coated compon- ents of the engine, BMW Motorrad recommends BMW Motorrad ADVANTEC Pro oil. Engine oil, quantity for topping up max 185 ml, Difference between MIN and MAX

BMW recommends 11 Engine Location of engine number Crankcase, lower part, right 116 Engine type A82A03A Engine design Water-cooled, 1-cylinder, four-stroke engine with four valves that are actuated via rocker arms, two overhead camshafts and a counterbalance shaft Displacement 313 cm3 Cylinder bore 80 mm Piston stroke 62.1 mm Compression ratio 10.6:1 Nominal output 25 kW, at engine speed: 9500 min-1

z Technical data Torque 28 Nm, at engine speed: 7500 min-1 Maximum engine speed max 10800 min-1 Idle speed 1500...1700 min-1, Engine at regular operating temperature Exhaust emissions standard Euro 4 Clutch 11 Clutch type Multiplate clutch running in oil bath 117 Clutch-lever play 1...2 mm, at the hand lever, handlebars are in straight-ahead position, engine is cold

Transmission

Gearbox type Claw-shift 6-speed gearbox, integrated into en- gine block Gearbox transmission ratios 3.083, Primary transmission ratio 1:3.000, 1st gear 1:2.063, 2nd gear 1:1.588, 3rd gear

z Technical data 1:1.286, 4th gear 1:1.095, 5th gear 1:0.955, 6th gear 11 Rear-wheel drive Type of final drive Continuous Z-ring chain with jerk damping in the 118 rear hub Chain deflection 40...50 mm, Motorcycle with no weight applied, supported on its side stand Permissible chain length max 144.30 mm, measured centre to centre over 10 pins, chain pulled taut Final drive, number of teeth (Pinion / sprocket) 16/40 Secondary transmission ratio 2.500

Frame

z Technical data Frame type Tubular spaceframe Type plate location Frame, left Position of the Vehicle Identification Number Frame, front right, on steering head Chassis and suspension 11 Front wheel 119 Type of front suspension Upside-down telescopic fork Spring travel, front 140 mm, at wheel Rear wheel Type of rear suspension Two-arm aluminium swinging arm Spring travel, rear 131 mm, at wheel

Brakes

Front wheel Type of front brake 4-piston fixed caliper z Technical data Brake-pad material, front Sintered metal Brake disc thickness, front 5.0 mm, when new min 4.5 mm, Wear limit 11 Rear wheel Type of rear brake 1-piston floating caliper 120 Brake-pad material, rear Organic material Brake disc thickness, rear 4.5 mm, when new min 4 mm, Wear limit Blow-by clearance of the footbrake lever 2.0...2.5 mm, between footbrake lever and limit position on footrest plate

Wheels and tyres

Speed category, front/rear tyres P Front wheel

z Technical data Front wheel type Aluminium cast wheel Front wheel rim size 3.00 " x 17 " Tyre designation, front 110/70 R 17 Load index, front tyre min. 37 Permissible front-wheel imbalance max 5 g Rear wheel 11 Rear-wheel type Aluminium cast wheel 121 Rear wheel rim size 4.0 " x 17 " Tyre designation, rear 150/60 R 17 Load index, rear tyre min. 56 Permissible rear-wheel imbalance max 45 g Tyre pressure Tyre pressure, front 2.2 bar, with cold tyres; one-up and two-up riding Tyre pressure, rear 2.3 bar, with cold tyres; one-up and two-up riding

z Technical data 11 Electrical system Fuses 122 Fuse 1 7.5 A, Oxygen sensor, tank vent valve, secondary air system, injection system, electric fuel pump Fuse 2 7.5 A, Heated grips, engine control unit, ABS pressure modulator, diagnostic connector, extra socket Fuse 3 30 A, Main fuse Fuse 4 20 A, ABS pressure modulator Fuse 5 15 A, Lighting, horn Fuse 6 10 A, Instrument cluster, engine control unit

z Technical data Fuse for radiator fan 7.5 A, Radiator fan Battery Battery type AGM (Absorbent Glass Mat) battery Battery rated voltage 12 V Battery rated capacity 8 Ah Spark plugs Spark plugs, manufacturer and designation NGK LMAR9D-J Electrode gap of spark plug 0.8±0.1 mm Lighting 11 Bulb for low-beam and high-beam headlight H4 / 12 V / 60 W / 55 W 123 Bulb for parking light W5W / 12 V / 5 W Bulb for tail light/brake light LED Light source for the number plate light LED integrated in rear light Bulbs for flashing turn indicators, front RY10W / 12 V / 10 W Bulbs for flashing turn indicators, rear RY10W / 12 V / 10 W

Dimensions

Length of motorcycle 2005 mm, over number-plate carrier Height of motorcycle 1080 mm, without mirror, at DIN unladen weight

z Technical data Width of motorcycle 849 mm, across mirrors 820 mm, without mounted parts Front-seat height 785 mm, without rider at DIN unladen weight Rider's inside-leg arc, heel to heel 1760 mm, Without rider, at DIN unladen weight 11 Weights Vehicle kerb weight 158.5 kg, DIN unladen weight, ready for road, 124 90 % load of fuel, without OE Permissible gross weight 345 kg Maximum payload 186.5 kg

Riding specifications

Starting capability on uphill gradients (at permiss- max 20° ible gross weight) Top speed 143 km/h

z Technical data Accessories Maximum permissible speed for riding with top- case fitted to the vehicle with topcase OA max 130 km/h or with topcase Light OA Payload of topcase with topcase OA max 3 kg or with topcase Light OA Service 12 BMW Motorrad Service ...... 126 125 BMW Motorrad Mobility services ...... 126 Maintenance work ...... 126 Maintenance schedule ...... 129 Confirmation of maintenance

work ...... 130 z Service Confirmation of service ...... 144 BMW Motorrad Service specialist workshop, preferably BMW Motorrad Mobility an authorised BMW Motorrad 12 BMW Motorrad has an extensive services dealer. 126 network of dealerships in place As the owner of a new BMW to look after you and your mo- In order to help ensure that your motorcycle, in the event of a torcycle in more than 100 coun- BMW is always in optimum breakdown you can benefit from tries. Authorised BMW Motorrad condition, BMW Motorrad the protection afforded by the dealerships have the technical recommends compliance with various BMW Motorrad mobility information and the technical the maintenance intervals services (e.g. BMW Mobile know-how to carry out reliably specified for your motorcycle. Service, breakdown service, all maintenance and repair work Have all maintenance and re- vehicle recovery service). z Service on your BMW. pair work that is carried out con- Your authorised BMW Motorrad You can locate your nearest au- firmed in the "Service" chapter in dealer will be happy provide in- thorised BMW Motorrad dealer- this manual. For generous treat- formation about the mobility ser- ship by visiting our website: ment of claims submitted after vices available to you. bmw-motorrad.com the warranty period has expired, evidence of regular maintenance Maintenance work WARNING is essential. BMW pre-delivery check Maintenance and repair work Your authorised BMW Motorrad Your authorised BMW Motorrad not in compliance with cor- dealer conducts the BMW pre- rect procedure dealer can provide information on BMW services and the work un- delivery check before handing Risk of accident due to con- over the vehicle to you. sequential damage dertaken as part of each service. BMW Motorrad recommends having work of this nature car- ried out on the vehicle by a BMW Running-in check meter reading is reached before the next scheduled date for the 12 Mileage until the service. running-in check The service-due indicator in the 127 multifunction display reminds you 500...1200 km about one month or 1000 km BMW Service in advance when the time for a service is approaching, on the The BMW Service is carried out basis of the programmed values. once a year; the extent of ser- vicing can vary, depending on To find out more about service the age of the vehicle and the go to: z Service distance it has covered. Your au- bmw-motorrad.com/service thorised BMW Motorrad dealer confirms that the service work The maintenance tasks neces- has been carried out and enters sary for your vehicle are set out the date when the next service in the maintenance schedule be- will be due. low: Riders who cover long distances in a year might have to bring in their vehicles for service before the next scheduled date. It is to allow for these cases that a maximum odometer reading is entered as well in the confirma- tion of service. Servicing has to be brought forward if this odo- 12 128

z Service Maintenance schedule c every 40.000 km or every 4 years (whichever comes 1 BMW Running-in check 12 first) 2 Standard BMW service 129 3 Engine-oil change, with filter 4 Replace air filter element 5 Replace chainset 6 Replace spark plug 7 Check valve clearance 8 Oil change in the tele- scopic forks z Service 9 Replace fuel filters and fuel hoses 10 Replace intake silencer hoses for the cylinder head and tank vent valve 11 Change brake fluid, entire system a annually or every 10.000 km (whichever comes first) b for the first time after one year, then every 2 years Confirmation of maintenance work 12 BMW Motorrad Service, standard scope 130 The activities in the BMW Motorrad Service standard scope are listed below. The actual scope of main- tenance work for your vehicle may differ. Performing vehicle test with BMW Motorrad diagnosis system Check coolant level Check/adjust the clutch play Check the freedom of movement of the throttle cable and check for kinks and chafing Checking the front brake pads and brake disc for wear Checking the rear brake pads and brake disc for wear

z Service Visually inspecting the brake lines, brake hoses and connections Checking tyre pressures and tread depth Checking chain sag Checking the brake fluid level of the front wheel brake Checking the brake fluid level of the rear wheel brake Check the steering-head bearing Lubricating the side stand Check the lights and signalling equipment Function test, engine start suppression Final inspection and check for road safety Setting the service due date and remaining distance before next service Checking battery charge state Confirming the BMW service in the on-board literature BMW Pre-delivery BMW Running-in Check Check 12 Completed Completed 131 on on Odometer reading

Next service at the latest on

or, if reached beforehand z Service Odometer reading

Stamp, signature Stamp, signature 12 BMW Service Item 132 Completed Yes No BMW Motorrad Service, standard on scope Odometer reading Oil change, engine, with filter Next service Checking valve clearance at the latest Renewing air cleaner insert Replacing chainset on

z Service Oil change in telescopic front forks or, if reached beforehand Renewing all spark plugs Odometer reading Replacing fuel filters and fuel hoses (at maintenance) Replace hoses from intake silencer to cylinder head and tank vent valve (at maintenance) Change brake fluid in entire system

Notes

Stamp, signature 12 BMW Service Item 133 Completed Yes No BMW Motorrad Service, standard on scope Odometer reading Oil change, engine, with filter Next service Checking valve clearance at the latest Renewing air cleaner insert Replacing chainset on

Oil change in telescopic front forks z Service or, if reached beforehand Renewing all spark plugs Odometer reading Replacing fuel filters and fuel hoses (at maintenance) Replace hoses from intake silencer to cylinder head and tank vent valve (at maintenance) Change brake fluid in entire system

Notes

Stamp, signature 12 BMW Service Item 134 Completed Yes No BMW Motorrad Service, standard on scope Odometer reading Oil change, engine, with filter Next service Checking valve clearance at the latest Renewing air cleaner insert Replacing chainset on

z Service Oil change in telescopic front forks or, if reached beforehand Renewing all spark plugs Odometer reading Replacing fuel filters and fuel hoses (at maintenance) Replace hoses from intake silencer to cylinder head and tank vent valve (at maintenance) Change brake fluid in entire system

Notes

Stamp, signature 12 BMW Service Item 135 Completed Yes No BMW Motorrad Service, standard on scope Odometer reading Oil change, engine, with filter Next service Checking valve clearance at the latest Renewing air cleaner insert Replacing chainset on

Oil change in telescopic front forks z Service or, if reached beforehand Renewing all spark plugs Odometer reading Replacing fuel filters and fuel hoses (at maintenance) Replace hoses from intake silencer to cylinder head and tank vent valve (at maintenance) Change brake fluid in entire system

Notes

Stamp, signature 12 BMW Service Item 136 Completed Yes No BMW Motorrad Service, standard on scope Odometer reading Oil change, engine, with filter Next service Checking valve clearance at the latest Renewing air cleaner insert Replacing chainset on

z Service Oil change in telescopic front forks or, if reached beforehand Renewing all spark plugs Odometer reading Replacing fuel filters and fuel hoses (at maintenance) Replace hoses from intake silencer to cylinder head and tank vent valve (at maintenance) Change brake fluid in entire system

Notes

Stamp, signature 12 BMW Service Item 137 Completed Yes No BMW Motorrad Service, standard on scope Odometer reading Oil change, engine, with filter Next service Checking valve clearance at the latest Renewing air cleaner insert Replacing chainset on

Oil change in telescopic front forks z Service or, if reached beforehand Renewing all spark plugs Odometer reading Replacing fuel filters and fuel hoses (at maintenance) Replace hoses from intake silencer to cylinder head and tank vent valve (at maintenance) Change brake fluid in entire system

Notes

Stamp, signature 12 BMW Service Item 138 Completed Yes No BMW Motorrad Service, standard on scope Odometer reading Oil change, engine, with filter Next service Checking valve clearance at the latest Renewing air cleaner insert Replacing chainset on

z Service Oil change in telescopic front forks or, if reached beforehand Renewing all spark plugs Odometer reading Replacing fuel filters and fuel hoses (at maintenance) Replace hoses from intake silencer to cylinder head and tank vent valve (at maintenance) Change brake fluid in entire system

Notes

Stamp, signature 12 BMW Service Item 139 Completed Yes No BMW Motorrad Service, standard on scope Odometer reading Oil change, engine, with filter Next service Checking valve clearance at the latest Renewing air cleaner insert Replacing chainset on

Oil change in telescopic front forks z Service or, if reached beforehand Renewing all spark plugs Odometer reading Replacing fuel filters and fuel hoses (at maintenance) Replace hoses from intake silencer to cylinder head and tank vent valve (at maintenance) Change brake fluid in entire system

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Stamp, signature 12 BMW Service Item 140 Completed Yes No BMW Motorrad Service, standard on scope Odometer reading Oil change, engine, with filter Next service Checking valve clearance at the latest Renewing air cleaner insert Replacing chainset on

z Service Oil change in telescopic front forks or, if reached beforehand Renewing all spark plugs Odometer reading Replacing fuel filters and fuel hoses (at maintenance) Replace hoses from intake silencer to cylinder head and tank vent valve (at maintenance) Change brake fluid in entire system

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Stamp, signature 12 BMW Service Item 141 Completed Yes No BMW Motorrad Service, standard on scope Odometer reading Oil change, engine, with filter Next service Checking valve clearance at the latest Renewing air cleaner insert Replacing chainset on

Oil change in telescopic front forks z Service or, if reached beforehand Renewing all spark plugs Odometer reading Replacing fuel filters and fuel hoses (at maintenance) Replace hoses from intake silencer to cylinder head and tank vent valve (at maintenance) Change brake fluid in entire system

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Stamp, signature 12 BMW Service Item 142 Completed Yes No BMW Motorrad Service, standard on scope Odometer reading Oil change, engine, with filter Next service Checking valve clearance at the latest Renewing air cleaner insert Replacing chainset on

z Service Oil change in telescopic front forks or, if reached beforehand Renewing all spark plugs Odometer reading Replacing fuel filters and fuel hoses (at maintenance) Replace hoses from intake silencer to cylinder head and tank vent valve (at maintenance) Change brake fluid in entire system

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Stamp, signature 12 BMW Service Item 143 Completed Yes No BMW Motorrad Service, standard on scope Odometer reading Oil change, engine, with filter Next service Checking valve clearance at the latest Renewing air cleaner insert Replacing chainset on

Oil change in telescopic front forks z Service or, if reached beforehand Renewing all spark plugs Odometer reading Replacing fuel filters and fuel hoses (at maintenance) Replace hoses from intake silencer to cylinder head and tank vent valve (at maintenance) Change brake fluid in entire system

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Stamp, signature Confirmation of service 12 The table is intended as a record of maintenance and repair work, the installation of optional accessories 144 and, if appropriate, special campaign (recall) work. Item Odometer Date reading

z Service Item Odometer Date reading 12 145

z Service A Position on the vehicle, 14 C 13 Abbreviations and symbols, 6 recharging connected Care ABS battery, 92 Body panels, 109 146 Engineering details, 60 recharging disconnected Care products, 108 Self-diagnosis, 50 battery, 92 Chrome, 109 Warning light, 27 remove, 93 Paint, 110 Accessories Technical data, 122 Plastics, 109 General instructions, 100 Vehicle voltage is too low, 25 Preserving paintwork, 110 Power socket, 101 Beam throw Radiator, 109 Topcase, 101, 104 Rubber, 109 z Index Adjusting, 43 Actuality, 7 Brake fluid Washing the vehicle, 108 Anti-lock brake system ABS, 52 Checking fluid level, front, 71 Chain Average values Checking fluid level, rear, 72 Adjusting tension, 84 Displaying average Reservoir, front, 13 Adjustment values, 11 consumption (CONS1), 36 Reservoir, rear, 13 Checking tension, 84 Displaying average speed Brake pads Checking wear, 85 (SPEED), 36 Checking front, 69 Lubricating, 85 reset, 38 checking rear, 70 Checklist, 48 Running in, 51 Clock B Adjusting, 37 Battery Brakes connecting to motorcycle, 93 Checking function, 68 disconnecting from Safety instructions, 52 motorcycle, 92 Technical data, 119 install, 94 Maintenance instructions, 91 Clutch Dimensions F Adjusting play, 74 Technical data, 123 Frame 13 Checking function, 73 Technical data, 118 147 Checking play, 73 E Front-wheel stand Electrics Installing, 65 Technical data, 117 Technical data, 122 Fuel Confirmation of maintenance Emergency off switch (kill switch) Displaying current consumption work, 130 Emergency-off, 33 (CONSA), 36 Coolant operate, 33 Filler neck, 13, 55 Checking fill level, 74 Operation mode, 33 Fuel grade, 54

Fill-level indicator, 13 Index Position on the vehicle, 16 refuelling, 55 z topping up, 75 Emissions warning light, 26 Technical data, 115 Warning light for Engine Fuel reserve overheating, 25 In emergency operation, 25 Range, 29 Coolant temperature Telltale light, 27 Displaying (ENGIN), 36 Malfunction indicator lamp, 26 parking, 33 Fuel reserve indicator light, 27 too high, 25 Severe fault, 26 Fuses Position on the vehicle, 14 D starting, 48 Date Technical data, 116 replacing, 94 Adjusting, 37 Engine oil Technical data, 122 Displaying (DATE), 36 Checking fill level, 67 G Service due date, 28 Oil filler neck, 11 General views Diagnostic connector Technical data, 115 Instrument panel, 17 Loosen, 96 topping up, 67, 68 Left multifunction switch, 15 secure, 97 Equipment, 7 Left side of the vehicle, 11 Multifunction display, 21 I Replacing LED rear light, 90 13 Right multifunction switch, 16 Ignition Replacing LED turn switching off, 33 indicators, 90 148 Right side of the vehicle, 13 Underneath the seat, 14 switching on, 32 Replacing number-plate Warning and telltale lights, 20 Instrument panel light, 90 Overview, 17 Technical data, 123 H Photosensor, 17 Lights Headlight Redline warning, 17 Adjusting headlight, 42 Adjusting, 42 Warning and telltale lights, 17 Control, 15 Adjusting headlight beam z Index Headlight flasher, operating, 34 throw, 43 J Jump-start, 90 High-beam headlight, Adjustment for driving on left/ operating, 34 driving on right, 42 K Low-beam headlight, Headlight beam throw and Keys, 32 operating, 34 spring preload, 43 Parking lights, operating, 34 Headlight flasher L Luggage Laying up, 110 operate, 34 Grab handle, 13 Heated handlebar grips Lighting Instructions for loading, 46 operate, 100 Replacing bulb for parking High-beam headlight light, 87 M switching on, 34 Replacing bulbs for front and Maintenance Horn, 15 rear turn indicators, 89 General instructions, 64 Replacing bulbs for low-beam Maintenance intervals, 126 headlight and high-beam Maintenance schedule, 129 headlight, 86 Mirrors P Running gear Adjusting, 42 Paint care, 110 Technical data, 119 13 Mobility services, 126 Parking, 53 Running in, 51 149 Motorcycle Photosensor, 17 care, 107 Power socket S cleaning, 107 Notes on use, 101 Safety instructions Lashing, 56 Position on the vehicle, 11 for brakes, 52 laying up, 110 Pre-Ride-Check, 49 for riding, 46 parking, 53 Seat R install, 39 restoring to use, 110 z Index Range Lock, 11 Multifunction display, 17 Displaying (RANGE), 36 remove, 38 Overview, 21 Rear-wheel drive Service, 126 Select display, 36 Technical data, 118 Reading, 28 Multifunction switch Rear-wheel stand General view, left side, 15 Installing, 66 Service-due indicator, 28 Settings General view, right side, 16 Redline warning, 52 Displaying (SETUP), 36 Refuelling, 55 Headlight, 42 O Fuel grade, 54 Odometer Mirrors, 42 Rev. counter Displaying (ODO), 36 Engine speed display, 30 Spring preload, 44 Odometer and tripmeters Rider's Manual Spark plugs reset, 37 Position on the vehicle, 14 Technical data, 122 Riding specifications Speedometer, 21 Technical data, 124 Spring preload Standards, 7 Turn indicators 13 Adjuster, rear, 11 Transmission, 117 Control, 15 Adjusting, 44 operate, 34 150 Weights, 124 Starting, 48 Wheels and tyres, 120 Type plate Control, 16 Telltale lights, 17 Position on the vehicle, 11 Steering lock Fuel reserve, 27 Tyres Locking, 32 Overview, 20 Checking tread depth, 75 Threaded fasteners, 113 Checking tyre pressure, 76 T Toolkit Pressures, 121 Technical data z Index Contents, 64 Running in, 51 Battery, 122 Position on the vehicle, 14 Table of tyre pressures, 11 Brakes, 119 Topcase Technical data, 120 Chassis and suspension, 119 operate, 101, 104 Top speed, 47 Clutch, 117 Torques, 113 Dimensions, 123 Transmission V Electrical system, 122 Technical data, 117 Vehicle Identification Number Engine, 116 Trim panels Position on the vehicle, 13 Engine oil, 115 Closing the front mask, 88 VIN Vehicle Identification Frame, 118 Opening the front mask, 86 Number, 13 Fuel, 115 Removing and installing front Fuses, 122 trim panel, 43 W Lighting, 123 Trip meter Warning lights, 17 Rear-wheel drive, 118 Displaying (TRIP1, TRIP2), 36 On-board voltage, 25 Riding specifications, 124 Troubleshooting chart, 112 Overview, 20 Spark plugs, 122 Warnings ABS, 27 13 Coolant temperature, 25 151 Engine warning, 26 Malfunction indicator lamp, 26 Mode of presentation, 22 Overtemperature, 25 Symbol for engine electronics, 25

Warnings, overview, 23 z Index Weights Payload table, 11 Technical data, 124 Wheels Change of size, 76 Checking rims, 75 Installing front wheel, 78 Installing the rear wheel, 82 Removing front wheel, 76 Removing rear wheel, 80 Technical data, 120 13 152

z Index Details described or illustrated Original rider’s manual, printed in in this booklet may differ from Germany. the vehicle's actual specification as purchased, the accessories fitted or the national-market spe- cification. No claims will be en- tertained as a result of such dis- crepancies. Dimensions, weights, fuel con- sumption and performance data are quoted to the customary tol- erances. The right to modify designs, equipment and accessories is reserved. Errors and omissions excepted.

© 2016 Bayerische Motoren Werke Aktiengesellschaft 80788 Munich, Germany Not to be reproduced by any means whatsoever, wholly or in part, without the written per- mission of BMW Motorrad, After Sales. Important data for refuelling:

Fuel Recommended fuel grade Regular, unleaded (max. 10 % ethanol, E10) 91 ROZ/RON 87 AKI Usable fuel capacity approx. 11 l Fuel reserve approx. 1 l Tyre pressure Tyre pressure, front 2.2 bar, with cold tyres; one-up and two-up riding Tyre pressure, rear 2.3 bar, with cold tyres; one-up and two-up riding

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