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Rider's Manual (US Model) HP2 Sport K29HP_Titel.fm Seite 9 Donnerstag, 25. Oktober 2007 11:23 11 Rider's Manual (US Model) HP2 Sport BMW Motorrad The Ultimate Riding Machine Motorcycle/Retailer Data Motorcycle data Retailer Data Model Contact in Service Vehicle Identification Number Ms./Mr. Color number Phone number First registration Registration number Retailer's address/phone number (compa- ny stamp) Welcome to BMW is always happy to provide advice and assistance. We congratulate you on your choice of a motorcycle from We wish you many miles of safe BMW and welcome you to the and enjoyable riding community of BMW riders. Familiarize yourself with your new BMW Motorrad. motorcycle so that you can ride it safely and confidently in all traffic situations. Please read this Rider's Manual carefully before starting to use your new BMW motorcycle. It contains important information on how to operate the controls and how to make the best possible use of all your BMW's technical features. In addition, it contains information on maintenance and care to help you maintain your motorcycle's reliability and safety, as well as its value. If you have any questions con- cerning your motorcycle, your au- thorized BMW Motorrad retailer Table of Contents You can also use the index at the 4 Instrument cluster . ... .. 31 Handlebars . 64 end of this Rider's Manual to find Diversity . 32 Footrests . 66 a specific topic. Operation . 32 Spring preload . 67 1 General instructions . ... 5 Selecting display mode . 33 Damping . 72 Overview . 6 ROAD mode . 34 Chassis height . 75 Abbreviations and symbols . 6 RACE mode. 36 Tires . 79 Equipment . 6 INFO mode . 44 Headlight . 79 Technical data . 7 Settings . 47 Driver's seat . 80 OA Currentness of this manual . 7 Infrared receiver ........... 52 6 Riding .. .. ... ... ... ... .. .. 83 2 Overviews .. ... ... .. ... ... 9 5 Operation ... ... ... .. ... .. 55 Safety instructions . 84 General view, left side . 11 Ignition switch and steering Checklist . 85 General view, right side . 13 lock . 56 Starting. 86 Underneath seat . 14 Electronic immobilizer Running in . 88 Left handlebar fitting . 15 EWS......................... 57 Shifting gear . 89 Handlebar fitting, right . 16 Lights . 58 Brakes . 90 Instrument cluster . 17 Turn indicators . 59 Parking your motorcycle . 91 Headlight . 17 Hazard warning flashers . 59 Refueling . 92 3 Status indicators .. ... .. 19 Emergency ON/OFF 7 Technology in detail . .. 95 Displays in ROAD mode . 20 switch . 60 Brake system with BMW Mo- OE Warning indicators . 22 BMW Motorrad ABS ...... 61 torrad ABS OE ................ 96 ABS warning indica- Clutch . 62 High Performance . 98 tors OE ........................ 27 Shift lever . 62 Brakes . 63 Mirrors . 64 8 Accessories ... ... ... .. 107 Battery . 141 Electrical system . 161 General instructions . 108 11 Care .. ... .. ... ... ... .. 145 Frame . 162 OA Onboard socket ......... 108 Cleaning carbon parts . 146 Dimensions . 163 Luggage . 109 Care products . 146 Weights . 163 9 For the racetrack ... .. 111 Washing your motorcy- Riding specifications . 164 Turn indicators . 112 cle.......................... 146 13 Service .. .. ... ... ... .. 165 Mirrors . 114 Cleaning sensitive motorcy- Reporting Safety License-plate carrier. 115 cle parts . 147 Defects . 166 On public roads . 116 Paint care . 147 BMW Motorrad Service . 167 10 Maintenance . ... ... .. 117 Protective wax coating . 148 BMW Motorrad Service General instructions . 118 Storing motorcycle . 148 Quality . 167 Onboard toolkit . 118 Returning motorcycle to BMW Motorrad Service Engine oil . 119 use......................... 148 Card - On-the-spot break- Brake system . 120 12 Technical data . ... .. 149 down assistance . 167 Brake pads . 121 Troubleshooting chart . 150 BMW Motorrad Service Brake fluid . 123 Threaded fasteners . 151 Network . 168 Clutch . 125 Engine . 155 Maintenance work . 168 Tires . 126 Fuel . 156 Confirmation of mainte- Rims . 126 Engine oil . 156 nance work . 169 Wheels . 126 Clutch . 157 Confirmation of service . 174 Front wheel stand . 132 Transmission . 157 Rear-wheel stand . 133 Rear-wheel drive . 158 Center stand . 134 Running gear . 158 Lamps. 135 Brakes . 159 Jump-starting . 139 Wheels and tires . 160 General instructions General instructions 1 Overview ............................. 6 5 Abbreviations and symbols ........... 6 Equipment ............................ 6 Technical data ........................ 7 Currentness of this manual ........... 7 z instructions General Overview Special information on op- OE Optional equipment erating and inspecting your The motorcycles are as- 1 Chapter 2 of this Rider's Manu- motorcycle as well as mainte- sembled complete with al will provide you with an initial 6 nance and adjustment proce- all the BMW optional ex- overview of your motorcycle. All dures. tras originally ordered. maintenance and repair work car- Indicates the end of an ried out on your motorcycle will OA Optional accessories item of information. be documented in Chapter 13. BMW optional acces- Proof of the maintenance work Instruction. sories can be purchased performed is a prerequisite for and installed at your au- generous treatment of claims. Result of an activity. thorized BMW Motorrad When the time comes to sell retailer. your BMW, please remember Reference to a page with to hand over this Rider's Manu- more detailed informa- EWS Electronic immobilizer. al; it is an important part of the tion. motorcycle. ABS Anti-Lock Brake System. Indicates the end of ac- Abbreviations and cessory or equipment- Equipment z instructions General symbols dependent information. When you ordered your BMW motorcycle, you chose various Indicates warnings that you Tightening torque. must comply with for rea- items of custom equipment. This sons of your safety and the safe- Rider's Manual describes optional ty of others, and to protect your Technical data. equipment (OE) offered by BMW motorcycle against damage. and selected optional accessories (OA). This explains why the man- ual may also contain descriptions of equipment which you have not Currentness of this ordered. Please note, too, that manual 1 your motorcycle might not be ex- actly as illustrated in this manual The high safety and quality stan- 7 on account of country-specific dards of BMW motorcycles are differences. maintained by constant devel- If your BMW is equipped with opment work on designs, equip- options or accessories not de- ment and accessories. Because scribed in this Rider's Manual, of this, your motorcycle may dif- then this equipment is described fer from the information supplied in a separate operating manual. in the Rider's Manual. In addition, BMW Motorrad cannot guarantee Technical data the total absence of errors. We hope you will appreciate that no All dimensions, weights and out- claims can be entertained on the puts in the Rider's Manual refer basis of the data, illustrations or to the Deutsche Institut für Nor- descriptions in this manual. mung e. V. (DIN) and comply with its tolerance regulations. Ver- z instructions General sions for individual countries may differ. 1 8 z instructions General Overviews Overviews 2 General view, left side................ 11 9 General view, right side . ............ 13 Underneath seat ..................... 14 Left handlebar fitting ................. 15 Handlebar fitting, right . ............ 16 Instrument cluster ................... 17 Headlight ............................ 17 z Overviews 2 10 z Overviews General view, left side 1 Headlight range adjustment 2 (below instrument cluster) 11 ( 80) 2 Clutch fluid reservoir ( 125) 3 Fuel filler opening ( 92) 4 Seat lock ( 80) 5 Adjuster for spring preload, rear ( 67) 6 Adjustment of rear damping (rebound) ( 72) z Overviews 7 Oil level indicator ( 119) 8 Adjustment of front spring preload (behind side panel) ( 67) 2 12 z Overviews General view, right side 1 Onboard socket OA 2 ( 108) 13 2 Engine oil fill location ( 120) 3 Adjustment of front damp- ing (rebound, before fuel fill location) ( 72) 4 Vehicle Identification Number (below upper fork bridge) 5 Brake-fluid reservoir, front z Overviews ( 123) 6 Adjustment of front damp- ing (compression) ( 72) 7 Brake-fluid reservoir, rear ( 123) 8 Adjustment of rear damping (compression) ( 72) Underneath seat 2 1 Onboard toolkit 14 2 Type plate 3 Tire inflation pressure table 4 Battery ( 141) z Overviews Left handlebar fitting 1 Operating instrument cluster 2 ( 32) 15 2 ABS operation OE ( 61) 3 Horn 4 Flashing turn indicators, left ( 59), Hazard warn- ing flashers ( 59) 5 Headlight flasher and high- beam headlight ( 58) z Overviews Handlebar fitting, right 2 1 Emergency ON/OFF switch 16 ( 60) 2 Starter button ( 86) 3 Flashing turn indicators, right ( 59), Hazard warn- ing flashers ( 59) 4 Turn indicators off ( 59), Hazard warning flashers off ( 60) z Overviews Instrument cluster Headlight 2 17 1 LED strip for visualizing 1 Low-beam headlight warm-up phase ( 87), 2 High-beam headlight z Overviews For visualizing engine speed 3 Parking lights limit ( 21), Shifting flash ( 36) 2 Ambient brightness sensor (for brightness adjustment of LEDs and indicator lights) 3 Indicator lights ( 21) 4 Multifunction display ( 20) 2 18 z Overviews Status indicators Status indicators 3 Displays in ROAD mode . ............ 20 19 Warning indicators ................... 22 ABS warning indicatorsOE ........... 27 z Status indicators Displays in ROAD 3 mode 20 Multifunction display 1 LED strip for visualizing warm-up phase ( 87), For visualizing engine speed limit ( 21) 2 Tachometer (digital display) 3 Speedometer 4 Gear
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