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General| Displacement | 1170 cc |
|---|---|
| Max Power | 122 hp (90 kW) @ 8, 250 rpm |
| Transmission | 6-speed |
| Final Drive | Shaft drive |
| Front Suspension | BMW Motorrad Telelever |
| Rear Suspension | BMW Motorrad Paralever |
| Front Brakes | Dual 320mm discs, 4-piston calipers |
| Rear Brakes | Single 265mm disc, 2-piston caliper |
| Dry Weight | 190 kg (419 lbs) |
| Seat Height | 830 mm (32.7 inches) |
| Engine Type | Air/oil-cooled flat twin ('Boxer') |
| Fuel Capacity | 17 liters (4.5 US gallons) |
Provides an initial overview of the motorcycle and its operation.
Explains warning symbols and special information notations used in the manual.
Details optional equipment and accessories, explaining why manual may describe un-ordered items.
Refers to standard dimensions, weights, and outputs as per DIN regulations.
Identifies specific components and controls on the left side of the motorcycle.
Identifies specific components and controls on the right side of the motorcycle.
Details the function of buttons and switches on the left handlebar.
Explains the speedometer, tachometer, and multi-function display indicators.
Explains the various readouts and indicators on the motorcycle's display.
Lists and defines the meaning of different warning and indicator lights.
Describes how general warnings are communicated via text and symbols.
Explains how to use the ignition switch and lock the handlebars for security.
Details the procedure for activating and deactivating hazard warning flashers.
Covers tripmaster operation, selection of readings, and resetting.
Explains how to adjust the clutch lever and check operation.
Details how to adjust the handbrake lever for optimal reach.
Provides instructions on adjusting the headlight range and beam for different traffic conditions.
Explains the importance of correct tire pressure and how to check it.
Essential safety guidelines for rider's equipment, speed, and loading.
Details the procedure for starting the engine using the side stand and transmission.
Guidelines for the initial break-in period of the motorcycle.
Important information and warnings related to refueling the motorcycle.
Covers brake usage in mountain passes, wet conditions, and on salty roads.
Recommends using genuine BMW parts and accessories for safety and suitability.
Details the ratings and operating conditions of the 12V onboard socket.
Explains how to check and top up the engine oil level correctly.
Details how to inspect front and rear brake pad thickness.
Covers checking the fluid level in the front and rear brake reservoirs.
Explains how bulb failures are indicated and how to replace bulbs.
Provides instructions for battery maintenance, charging, and removal/installation.
Provides instructions for washing the motorcycle, including removing road salt.
Details cleaning procedures for plastics, windshields, and chrome parts.
Explains how to maintain the paint finish and protect it from damage.
Guidelines for preparing and storing the motorcycle for extended periods.
Lists possible causes and remedies for engine starting problems.
Provides torque specifications for various threaded fasteners.
Details engine design, displacement, output, and fuel requirements.
Lists brake designs and pad materials.
Details wheel and tire specifications.
Provides capacity of onboard socket and fuse information.
Describes frame design and lists key physical dimensions of the motorcycle.
Provides unladen weight, gross weight, and maximum payload information.
Emphasizes the need for specialized maintenance and qualified personnel.
Outlines tasks based on time intervals or distance covered.
Sections for recording pre-delivery and running-in check details.
A table to document all performed maintenance and repair work.
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