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инструкцияBMW S 1000 RR (2018)

Руководство по эксплуатации и обслуживанию

S 1000RR

BMW Motorrad

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  BMW Motorrad Rider’s manual S 1000 RR…
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  Vehicle data/dealership details Vehicle data Dealership details Model Person to contact in Service department Ms/Mr Vehicle Identification Number Phone number Colour code Date of first registration Dealership address/phone number (com- Registration number pany stamp)
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  BMW. It contains im- We hope you will enjoy riding portant information on how to your BMW and that all your jour- operate the controls and how to neys will be pleasant and safe make the best possible use of all your BMW’s technical features.

• Page 4: Table Of Contents

  Table of Contents Gearshift light ….76 3 Status indicators ..27 Indicator and warning Anti-theft alarm (DWA) ..76 1 General instructions .

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  Refuelling ….129 6 Adjustment … . 105 9 Engineering Securing motorcycle for details ….161 Mirrors .
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  13 Technical data ..223 BMW Service … . . 245 Wheels ….189 Troubleshooting chart .

• Page 7: General Instructions

  General instructions Overview ……6 Abbreviations and symbols ..6 Equipment .

• Page 8: Overview

  Technical data. claims. voiding of the warranty. When the time comes to sell NOTICE Specific instruc- your BMW, please remember tions on how to operate, National-market version. to hand over this Rider’s Manual; control, adjust or look after items it is an important part of the mo- of equipment on the vehicle.

• Page 9: Equipment

  Equipment Optional accessories. für Normung e. V.) and comply with its specified tolerances. You can obtain When purchasing your BMW mo- BMW Motorrad Technical data and specifications torcycle, you chose a model with optional accessories in this rider’s manual serve as individual equipment.

• Page 10: Currentness

  The rider’s manual for your The high safety and quality level for the vehicle to function safely vehicle, operating and installation of BMW motorcycles is ensured or provide assistance during rid- instructions for any accessories by constant further development ing, for example assistance sys-…

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  Operating data in the vehicle Manufacturer of the vehicle The vehicle owner can also re- Control units process data to op- quest that a BMW Motorrad Re- Qualified service partners erate the vehicle. tailer or another qualified service Specialist workshops…
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  The information can be read out The data is only processed in driving dynamics systems by a BMW Motorrad Retailer or the vehicle itself and is gener- another qualified service part- Information on incidents result- ally non-permanent. The data is ing in damage to the vehicle ner or specialist workshop.
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  Contacts data for use in con- a BMW Motorrad Retailer or an- phones, can be controlled using nection with a communication other qualified service partner or…

• Page 14: System

  ponding app and the operating rider’s manual, website of the ufacturer has no influence on the system of the mobile end device. manufacturer. At the same time, content that is exchanged in this information is also provided on instance. Information on the type, Services the relevant data protection law.

• Page 15: Intelligent Emergency Call

  permanently logged into the mo- and its functions, please refer to The relevant ordinances and dir- «Intelligent emergency call». ectives regulate the protection of bile phone network to enable natural persons during the pro- rapid connection setup. Data is Legal basis sent to the vehicle manufacturer cessing of personal data.

• Page 16
  enable rapid contact with those Log data of emergency calls Sent information involved in the accident if re- The log data of emergency calls When making an emergency call quired. is stored in a memory of the using the intelligent emergency vehicle.
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  Information on personal data The data that is processed as part of the intelligent emergency call is processed exclusively to carry out the emergency call. As part of its statutory obligation, the manufacturer of the vehicle provides information about the data that it has processed and any data that it still has stored.

• Page 19: General Views

  General views General view, left side ….19 General view, right side … . . 21 Underneath the seat .

• Page 21: General View, Left Side

  General view, left side without Dynamic Damp- Adjusting steering damper ing Control (DDC) 107) without Dynamic Damp- Adjusting compression- ing Control (DDC) stage damping for rear Adjust the rebound-stage wheel ( 113). damping for front wheel without Dynamic Damp- 112). ing Control (DDC) Adjusting spring preload Adjusting spring preload…

• Page 23: General View, Right Side

  General view, right side Brake-fluid reservoir, rear 185) Vehicle identification num- ber (on the steering-head bearing) Type plate (on the steering-head bearing) Brake-fluid reservoir, front 184) Check coolant level 187) Engine oil level indicator 179) Oil filler opening ( 181)

• Page 24: Underneath The Seat

  Underneath the seat Battery ( 202) Rider’s manual Toolkit ( 176) Diagnostic connector 206) Fuses ( 205)

• Page 25: Multifunction Switch, Left

  Multifunction switch, left DTC Switching off ( High-beam headlight and headlight flasher ( with cruise control Switching on cruise control 70). Hazard warning lights sys- tem ( with riding modes Pro DTC Adapting ( 145). Turn indicators ( Horn Multi-Controller Controls ( MENU rocker switch…

• Page 26: Right

  Multifunction switch, right with heated grips Heated handlebar grips 78). Riding mode ( Emergency off switch (kill switch) ( Starter button Starting the engine 122). Race start with Launch Control ( 142) SOS button Intelligent emergency call…

• Page 27: Instrument Panel

  Instrument panel Indicator and warning lights Gearshift light ( 126) TFT display ( Alarm system LED with anti-theft alarm (DWA) Alarm signal ( Photosensor (for adapting the brightness of the in- strument lighting)

• Page 29: Status Indicators

  Status indicators Indicator and warning lights ..28 TFT display in Pure Ride view ..29 TFT display in view menu ..31 Warnings .

• Page 30: Indicator And Warning Lights

  Indicator and warning lights Turn indicators, left Operating the turn indicat- ors ( 66). High-beam ( General warning light Turn indicators, right — with export to EU mar- kets Malfunction indicator lamp DTC ( ABS ( 155)

• Page 31: Tft Display In Pure Ride View

  TFT display in Pure Ride view Hill Start Control ( Engine speed display Speedometer Driver info. status line with cruise control Switching on cruise control 70). RACE PRO riding mode with riding modes Pro Configuration for the race track ( 141) Switching Speed Limit Info on or off (…

• Page 32
  11 Clock ( 12 Connection status ( 13 Muting ( 14 Operator help 15 Heating stages, handlebar grips (…

• Page 33: Tft Display In View Menu

  TFT display in view menu Hill Start Control ( Speedometer with cruise control Switching on cruise control 70). Switching Speed Limit Info on or off ( 91). with riding modes Pro DTC Adapting ( 145). RACE PRO riding mode with riding modes Pro Configuration for the race track ( 141)

• Page 34: Warnings

  Warnings 12 Muting ( 13 Operator help Mode of presentation 14 Heating stages, handlebar Warnings are indicated by the grips ( corresponding warning lights. 15 Menu section Warnings are shown by the gen- eral warning light in connec- tion with a dialogue in the TFT display.

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  White: (—) valid value not available. Instead of the value, dashes 5 are displayed. NOTICE The assessment of some values is only possible from a certain journey duration or speed. If a measured value is still not being Values display Check Control dialogue displayed because the conditions The symbols 4 displayed vary.
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  again as long as the fault per- sists.
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  Warnings, overview Indicator and warning Display text Meaning lights General warning is displayed in yel- Vehicle voltage too low ( low. light shows yellow. Vehicle voltage low. General warning is displayed in red. Vehicle voltage critical ( light shows red. Vehicle voltage critical! General warning…
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  Indicator and warning Display text Meaning lights The malfunction Engine! Emissions warning ( indicator lamp lights General warning No communica- Engine control failed ( light shows yellow. tion with en- gine control. Engine in emergency-operation mode General warning Fault in the en- gine control.
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  Indicator and warning Display text Meaning lights Tyre pressure Tyre pressure outside the permitted tol- is not at set- erance ( point. Tyre press. control. Loss of pressure. «—» Transmission fault ( General warning «—» Sensor faulty or system fault ( light shows yellow.
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  Indicator and warning Display text Meaning lights Side stand mon- Side stand monitoring is faulty ( itoring faulty. ABS indicator ABS self-diagnosis not completed and warning light flashes. ABS indicator ABS deactivated ( and warning light comes on. ABS indicator Limited ABS ABS fault ( availability!
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  Indicator and warning Display text Meaning lights DTC indicator DTC self-diagnosis not completed and warning light flashes slowly. DTC indicator Off! DTC switched off ( and warning light comes on. Traction con- trol deactiv- ated. DTC indicator Traction con- DTC fault ( and warning light trol failure! comes on.
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  Indicator and warning Display text Meaning lights Green holding sym- Hill Start Control active ( bol is displayed. Yellow holding Hill Start Control automatically deactiv- symbol flashes. ated ( Crossed-out hold- Hill Start Control cannot be activated ing symbol is dis- played.
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  Indicator and warning Display text Meaning lights is displayed in Service due ( white. Service due! is displayed in yel- General warning Service-due date has passed ( light shows yellow. low. Service over- due!
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  By continuing to drive on, the sary consumers. quickly as possible by a vehicle electronics discharge the specialist workshop, preferably battery. WARNING an authorised BMW Motorrad Retailer. NOTICE Failure of the vehicle sys- tems Vehicle voltage critical The fuse for the alternator reg-…
• Page 45
  Possible cause: specialist workshop, preferably Brake light faulty! an authorised BMW Motorrad One or more light sources are Retailer. faulty. Rear left turn in- Identify the faulty light source dicator faulty! or Light source faulty through a visual inspection. Rear right turn indicator…
• Page 46
  There is no as- workshop, preferably an author- essential. surance that the anti-theft alarm ised BMW Motorrad Retailer. will be operational if the vehicle’s Possible cause: battery is disconnected. Anti-theft alarm battery The coolant level is too low.
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  Have the fault rectified by a Possible cause: Fault in the engine specialist workshop, preferably The coolant temperature is too control. Riding at an authorised BMW Motorrad high. mod. speed pos. Ride care- Retailer. If possible, ride in the part-load fully to next specialist You can continue riding;…
• Page 48
  TYRE PRESSURE screen for specialist workshop, preferably BMW Motorrad Retailer. the display of the tyre inflation an authorised BMW Motorrad Possible cause: pressures: Retailer. The engine control unit has dia- gnosed a fault which may cause Serious fault in the engine severe secondary faults.
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  Correct tyre pressure. refer to the following tyre air For further information about the Before adjusting the tyre pres- temperature: BMW Motorrad RDC, see the sure, observe the information 20 °C section entitled «Engineering de- on temperature compensation tails» from page (…
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  Check the tyre for damage workshop, preferably an and to ascertain whether the is displayed in red. authorised BMW Motorrad vehicle can be ridden with the Retailer. tyre in its present condition. Tyre pressure is not…
• Page 51
  Transmission fault an authorised BMW Motorrad Sensor faulty or system Retailer. fault with tyre pressure control (RDC) with tyre pressure control Possible cause: (RDC) The radio link to the RDC «—» sensors is faulty. Radio systems General warning light shows are located in the surrounding yellow.
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  Possible cause: Seek the advice of a specialist workshop, preferably an author- sensor weak The drop sensor has detected a ised BMW Motorrad Retailer. drop and has cut out the engine. with tyre pressure control Bring the motorcycle to the (RDC) Drop sensor defective upright position.
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  ABS self-diagnosis not Possible cause: Seek the advice of a specialist workshop, preferably an author- completed The rider has switched off the ised BMW Motorrad Retailer. ABS system. ABS indicator and warning Activating the ABS function light flashes. Possible cause: 156).
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  163). quickly as possible by a quickly as possible by a specialist workshop, preferably specialist workshop, preferably Have the fault rectified as an authorised BMW Motorrad an authorised BMW Motorrad quickly as possible by a Retailer. Retailer. specialist workshop, preferably…
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  Possible cause: specialist workshop, preferably DTC switched off an authorised BMW Motorrad The DTC control unit has detec- Retailer. DTC indicator and warning ted a fault. light comes on. DTC restricted…
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  BMW Motorrad formation on situations that can Traction control lim- lead to a DTC fault ( 166). Retailer. ited! Riding at mod. Have the fault rectified as In this condition, the speed pos. Ride carefully motorcycle may have too much…
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  Possible cause: Hill Start Control cannot WARNING be activated The rider has activated Hill Start Control ( 173). Irregular engine operation or Crossed-out holding sym- Switch off Hill Start Control. engine shutdown due to lack bol is displayed. Operate Hill Start Control of fuel Possible cause: 73).
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  The number of racing starts pos- If the service-due indicator ap- shop, preferably an authorised sible with Launch Control has pears more than a month before BMW Motorrad Retailer. been exceeded. the service date, the current date Allow the clutch to cool. Hazard warning lights has to be corrected.
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  BMW Motorrad Retailer. ised BMW Motorrad Retailer. The operational and road The operational and road safety of the motorcycle remain safety of the motorcycle remain intact.

• Page 61: Operation

  Operation Ignition switch/steering lock ..60 On-board computer ….79 Emergency off switch (kill Front and rear seats ….79 switch) .

• Page 62: Ignition Switch/Steering Lock

  Ignition switch/steering Switching on ignition lock Keys You receive 2 ignition keys. Please consult the information on the electronic immobiliser (EWS) if a key is lost or mislaid ( 61). Ignition switch/steering lock, fuel filler cap lock and seat lock are all Turn the ignition key to operated with the same key.

• Page 63: Emergency Off Switch

  You can obtain emergency/extra ing lock. The engine control unit keys only through an authorised will not permit the engine to be BMW Motorrad dealer. The keys…

• Page 64: Intelligent Emergency Call

  Press the SOS button in an market for which it is intended. when riding. emergency only. The BMW Call Center answers in Even if an emergency call using The emergency off switch is a this language. BMW is not possible, the system…

• Page 65
  Operate the emergency-off switch to stop the engine. Remove helmet. After expiry of the timer, a voice contact to the BMW Call Center is established. Open cover 1. Provide information to the emergency services using the Briefly press SOS button 2.

• Page 66: Lights

  Start the engine. cancel the emergency call. If possible, remove helmet and stop engine. A voice contact connection to the BMW Call Center is estab- lished. Open cover 1. Provide information to the emergency services using the Alternatively: pull switch 1 microphone 3 and speaker 4.

• Page 67
  Side light The side lights switch on auto- matically when the ignition is switched on. NOTICE The side lights place a strain on the battery. Do not switch the ignition on for longer than abso- Push switch 1 forward to Immediately after switching off lutely necessary.

• Page 68: Hazard Warning Lights System

  Turn indicators NOTICE Operating the turn The hazard warning flashers indicators place a strain on the battery. Switching on ignition ( 60). Do not use the hazard warning flashers for longer than absolutely necessary. Immediately after switching off the ignition, push button 1 to the left and hold it in that po- sition until the parking lights come on.

• Page 69: Dynamic Traction Control

  Comfort turn indicator dicators only switch off automat- ically once the speed-dependent distance covered is reached. Dynamic Traction Control (DTC) DTC Switching off Switch on the ignition. Press and hold button 1 NOTICE until the DTC indicator light If button 1 has been pressed to Dynamic Traction Control (DTC) changes its status.

• Page 70: Riding Mode

  DTC indicator light then on again. changes its status. Using the riding modes The DTC system status OFF! BMW Motorrad has developed is displayed immediately after operational scenarios for your pressing the button 1. motorcycle from which you can…

• Page 71
  Selecting riding mode how many riding modes are avail- RAIN: riding on a rain-wet road- way. able. ROAD: riding on a dry roadway. DYNAMIC: dynamic riding on a dry roadway. RACE: riding on race tracks with sport tyres or slicks. with riding modes Pro RACE PRO 1/2/3: riding on race tracks while considering…

• Page 72: Cruise-Control System

  Cruise-control system Display when adjusting Switching on cruise settings (Speed Limit Info control with cruise control active) Display when adjusting settings (Speed Limit Info not active) Slide switch 1 to the right. Button 2 is enabled for opera- The symbol 1 for cruise control tion.

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  Saving road speed Accelerating Decelerating Briefly push button 1 forward. Briefly push button 1 forward. Briefly push button 1 back. Speed is increased by approx. Speed is reduced by approx. Adjustment range for 1 km/h each time you push the 1 km/h each time you push the cruise control button.
• Page 74
  Deactivating cruise Resuming former cruising Indicator light for cruise control lights up. control speed Brake, pull the clutch lever Switching off cruise or turn the throttle twistgrip control (close the throttle by turning the twistgrip back past the idle position) to deactivate cruise control.

• Page 75: Hill Start Control

  Hill Start Control Secure the vehicle by braking Green holding symbol is manually. displayed. Reading Hill Start Control has been ac- NOTICE tivated. Hill Start Control is purely a com- To switch off Hill Start Control, fort system to facilitate holding operate the brake lever 1 or the machine and pulling way footbrake lever again.

• Page 76
  Hill Start Control function NOTICE 173) The drive-off assistant Hill Start Switching Hill Start Control Pro is only a comfort sys- Control on or off tem to enable easier riding off on Switching on ignition ( 60). gradients and should not be con- Go to the Settings, fused with an electromechanical Vehicle settings menu.
• Page 77
  Hill Start Control function ing the handbrake or footbrake NOTICE 173) lever. If the brake is actuated for If Hill Start Control Pro has been Adjusting Hill Start approximately one second deactivated using the brake lever, Control Pro after the vehicle has come to automatic Hill Start Control is a standstill and the motorcycle with riding modes Pro…

• Page 78: Gearshift Light

  Gearshift light The following settings are avail- Activation takes approximately able: 30 seconds to complete. Switching gearshift light Turn indicators flash twice. Start speed on and off Confirmation tone sounds End speed twice (if programmed). Brightness Anti-theft alarm is active. Frequency.

• Page 79
  Switch on the ignition. Warning signal: set the in- type of alarm tone can be set by creasing and decreasing or inter- Turn indicators flash once. an authorised BMW Motorrad mittent alarm tone. Confirmation tone sounds once dealer. Tilt alarm sensor: activate (if programmed).

• Page 80: Tyre Pressure Monitoring

  Heated handlebar grips Arm automatically: auto- matic activation of the alarm with heated grips function when switching off the ignition. Operating the heated handlebar grips Tyre pressure monitoring (RDC) NOTICE with tyre pressure control The heating in the heated (RDC) handlebar grips can be activated Repeatedly press button 1 un- only when the engine is…

• Page 81: On-Board Computer

  computer is automatically The selected heating stage will The following values can be re- be saved if you allow a certain set: reset if a minimum of 6 hours length of time to pass without have passed and the date has Break changed since the ignition was making further changes.

• Page 82
  Installing tail-hump cover Unlock lock for passenger Position passenger seat 1; seat 2 using ignition key 1. hook in fixing 2 while doing Position tail-hump cover 1; Remove passenger seat 2; to hook in fixing 2 while doing do so, unhook fixing 3. Press passenger seat 1 down- wards and lock.
• Page 83
  Removing front seat Installing front seat Push the rider’s seat cover 1 Insert rider’s seat 1 into the fix- forward slightly on the seat ing 4 at the front and position cushion surface and expose tab 2. Push the rider’s seat cover 1 Remove bolt 3.

• Page 85: Tft Display

  TFT display General instructions ….84 Principle ……85 Pure Ride view .

• Page 86: General Instructions

  On some mobile devices, e.g. TFT display, the Bluetooth devices while driving results in a those with iOS operating sys- connection may be restricted. risk of accident tems, the BMW Motorrad Con- BMW Motorrad recommends…

• Page 87: Principle

  Up-to-date information is avail- Activate the function in accord- able at: ance with the operation feed- back. bmw-motorrad.com Activate the function to the left All contents of the display are or back. operated using the multi-con- troller 1 and the MENU 2 rocker Go back to the View menu button.

• Page 88
  Press and hold the top part Operating instructions in Confirm selection. of the MENU rocker button: Confirm settings. the main menu Advance a menu step. In the View menu: call up Scroll to the right in lists. Pure Ride view. In the My Vehicle menu: ad- In Pure Ride view: change op- vance one menu screen.
• Page 89
  Operating instructions in pending on whether you can return to a higher level. submenus Operating instruction 2: an ad- In addition to the operating in- ditional submenu level can be structions in the main menu, called up. there are additional operating in- Operating instruction 3: there structions in the submenus.
• Page 90
  Switching functions on Symbol 3 shows that the func- Repeatedly press the multi- tion can be switched off. controller 1 briefly to the right and off until the desired menu item is Symbol 4 shows that the func- highlighted. tion can be switched on. Briefly push button 2 down.
• Page 91
  down until the desired entry is Switches the display for The last menu used is called highlighted. up. The last entry highlighted driver info. status line is selected. To move the cursor up in lists, Requirement turn the multi-controller 1 up The vehicle is at a standstill.
• Page 92
  Select content of the rider Riding time 1 info. status line Call up the Settings, Riding time 2 Display, Status line content menu. Break 1 Switch on the desired displays. It is possible to switch between the selected displays in the Break 2 rider info.

• Page 93: Pure Ride View

  When the operating temperature Vehicle is connected with a com- is reached, the display of the red patible mobile end device. The engine speed range no longer BMW Motorrad Connected app changes. is installed on the mobile end The upshift recommendation is device.

• Page 94: General Settings

  Range General settings The range is shown together with a warning once the fuel Adjust the volume reserve has been reached. Connect rider’s and passen- After a refuelling stop, range is ger’s helmet ( 95). recalculated if the amount of Increase volume: turn the fuel in the tank is greater than multi-controller upwards.

• Page 95: Bluetooth

  Setting the clock Setting the language Resetting all settings All the settings in the Set- Switching on ignition ( 60). Call up the Settings, Sys- tings menu can be reset to Call up the Settings, Sys- tem settings, Language the factory settings. menu.

• Page 96
  On some mobile devices, e.g. situation. Pairing those with iOS operating sys- tems, the BMW Motorrad Con- Call up the Settings, Con- nected App must be opened be- nections menu. fore use.
• Page 97
  Bluetooth connections can The Bluetooth symbol If the telephone book is be established, managed and flashes in the bottom status not displayed, consult the deleted in the CONNECTIONS line during pairing. troubleshooting chart in the menu. The following Bluetooth section entitled «Technical Mobile end devices found are connections are displayed: data».
• Page 98
  The Bluetooth symbol To delete an individual connec- flashes in the bottom status tion, select the connection and line during pairing. confirm. To delete all connections, se- Helmets found are displayed. lect Delete all connec- Select and confirm helmet. tions and confirm. The connection is established and the connection status up- dated.

• Page 99: My Vehicle

  My vehicle Start screen Check Control display Mode of presentation Coolant temperature Range ( Total distance travelled Service-due indicator Rear tyre pressure ( On-board voltage ( 205) Front tyre pressure…

• Page 100
  Operating instructions Scrolling through menu with tyre pressure control (RDC) screens TYRE PRESSURE SERVICE REQUIREMENTS For more information on tyre pressure and Check Control messages, see the «Displays» section. NOTICE Check control messages are at- Operating instruction 1: tabs tached dynamically to the My which show how far to the left Go to the My vehicle menu.
• Page 101
  Service requirements If the time remaining to the next service is less than a month or if the next service is due within 1000 km, a white CC message is displayed.

• Page 102: Navigation

  Connect mobile end device If necessary, stop and operate 95). WARNING the systems or devices when Call up the BMW Motorrad stationary. Using a smartphone during Connected App and start the the journey or while the en- route guidance.

• Page 103
  Select End route guidance have been saved as favourites Filling station and confirm. in the BMW Motorrad Con- Select and confirm the special nected app. No new favourites Switching spoken destination. can be added using the TFT…

• Page 104: Media

  Depending on the mobile device, the scope of the Connectivity Go to the Media menu. functions may be restricted. The following functions can be NOTICE used in the context menu: BMW Motorrad recommends Start playback or Pause setting the volume on the mobile playback.

• Page 105: Display Software Version

  Telephone calls Phone calls with multiple Display software participants version A second call can be accepted Call up the Settings, In- while you are on a call. The first formation, Software ver- phone call is put on hold. The sion menu. number of active telephone calls is shown in the Telephone Display licence…

• Page 107: Adjustment

  Adjustment Mirrors ……106 Headlight ……106 Brakes .

• Page 108: Mirrors

  Headlight ist workshop, preferably an au- thorised BMW Motorrad dealer. Headlight adjustment for right- or left-hand traffic This motorcycle has a symmetric-beam low-beam headlight. If the motorcycle…

• Page 109: Adjust The Clutch Lever

  Steering NOTICE Adjusting steering damper The adjuster is easier to turn if you push the brake lever forward. Adjustment options: from position 1: smallest span between handlebar grip and brake lever Turn adjuster knob 1 to the to position 6: largest span desired position.

• Page 110: Spring Preload

  Remove the engine lifter. tion A, then turn in direction B cialist workshop, preferably an Place the motorcycle on its for 4 clicks. (Racing) authorised BMW Motorrad Re- stand on firm, even ground. tailer. Spring preload Apply the rider’s weight to the motorcycle.

• Page 111
  To reduce the compression Load-dependent adjust- (increase of spring preload), ment of spring preload turn adjusting screw 3 using toolkit in the direction A. The Negative spring displacement toolkit includes an appropriate of front wheel adapter that protects the screw ±2 mm (including rider from scratches.
• Page 112
  Impaired handling. Place the motorcycle on its Load-dependent adjust- stand on firm, even ground. Adjust spring-strut damping to ment of spring preload suit spring preload. Lift motorcycle with engine lifter until there is no load on Suspension compression at Loosen screw 1 with toolkit. the rear wheel.

• Page 113: Damping

  screw 1 using toolkit in the dir- Load-dependent adjust- ection B. ment of spring preload Damping Suspension compression at rear wheel Adjustment ±2 mm (Road use with rider Damping must be adapted to suit 85 kg) the condition of the surface on which the motorcycle is ridden ±2 mm (Racing use with…

• Page 114
  so that the mark 2 points at a larger scale value. To reduce damping: turn ad- justing screw using the toolkit so that the mark 2 points at a smaller scale value. Compression stage, ba- sic setting, front Position 5 (Road use with rider Adjust compression-stage Adjust rebound-stage damping 85 kg)
• Page 115
  so that the mark 2 points at a To reduce damping: turn the larger scale value. adjusting screw in the direction – with the toolkit. To reduce damping: turn ad- justing screw using the toolkit Compression stage, ba- so that the mark 2 points at a sic setting, rear smaller scale value.

• Page 116: Riding Height

  Rebound stage, basic CAUTION setting, rear Hot exhaust system Turn adjuster knob until the Risk of burn injury limit position in the direc- Do not touch a hot exhaust tion A, then turn in direction B system. for 3 clicks. (Racing use with Place the motorcycle on its rider 85 kg) stand on firm, even ground.

• Page 117
  2 in Traction strut gap di- specialist workshop, preferably a the direction A. mension to compensate BMW Motorrad Retailer. To reduce the riding height, the swinging arm pivot point turn the adjusting screw 2 in Adjusting riding height at setting the direction B.

• Page 118: Swinging Arm

  Remove nut 1 and washer 2. complete this work, contact a Remove fixing screw 3. specialist workshop, preferably a Remove fixing screw 1. BMW Motorrad Retailer. Turn right bush 2, alternately along with left bush, by a max- imum of 90° respectively in…

• Page 119
  order to set the desired posi- Install fixing screw 1. tion. Positioning of the Install fixing screw 1. swinging arm pivot point Positioning of the bush in the main frame, left swinging arm pivot point 8 Nm bush in the main frame, right 5 Nm Install nut 2 with washer 1 and tighten with specified torque;…

• Page 120: Ddc Calibration

  Adjusting riding height at the a specialist workshop, prefer- traction strut ( 115). ably a BMW Motorrad Partner. with Dynamic Damping Control (DDC) Calibrating DDC ( 118). Checking chain sag ( 208). DDC calibration with Dynamic Damping Control Go to the Settings,…

• Page 121: Riding

  Riding Safety information ….120 Comply with checklist ….121 Always before riding off: … 121 At every third refuelling stop .

• Page 122: Safety Information

  CAUTION of the year. Your authorised Settings of the spring-strut and BMW Motorrad dealer will be Engine and exhaust system shock-absorber system glad to advise you on the correct become very hot when the Imbalanced load clothing for every purpose.

• Page 123: Comply With Checklist

  Catalytic converter Risk of overheating Do not tamper with the vehicle in any way that could result in If misfiring causes unburned fuel ATTENTION tuned performance. to enter the catalytic converter, there is a danger of overheating Engine running for prolonged Comply with checklist and damage.

• Page 124: At Every Third Refuelling Stop

  At every third refuelling Select neutral or, if a gear is engaged, pull the clutch lever. stop Checking engine oil level NOTICE 179). You cannot start the motorcycle Checking front brake pad thick- with the side stand extended and ness ( 182).

• Page 125
  ABS self-diagnosis ABS self-diagnosis not Phase 1 BMW Motorrad Integral ABS per- completed All indicator and warning lights forms self-diagnosis to ensure its The ABS function is not avail- are switched on.

• Page 126: Running In

  DTC self-diagnosis an authorised BMW Motorrad Have the fault rectified as completed Retailer. quickly as possible by a specialist workshop, preferably The DTC symbol no longer…

• Page 127: Shifting Gear

  Shifting gear Running-in speed WARNING Shift assistant Pro New brake pads <7000 min (Odometer read- Longer stopping distance, risk of NOTICE ing 0…300 km) accident See the section entitled «Engin- Apply the brakes in good <9000 min (Odometer read- eering details» for more informa- time.

• Page 128: Gearshift Light

  BMW Motorrad re- commends disengaging the clutch for shifts in these cir- cumstances. It is advisable to avoid using the shift assistant…

• Page 129: Brakes

  Remember to The speed thresholds and pull the clutch at the same time. passes behaviour of the shift light can BMW Motorrad RACE ABS pre- be adjusted in the Settings, vents the front wheel from lock- WARNING Vehicle settings menu (also ing up.

• Page 130
  ABS Pro Riding on salted or gritted Possibility of a fall not roads. precluded Physical limits applicable to After work has been carried on Although ABS Pro and motorcycling the brakes, due to traces of oil Dynamic Brake Control provide or grease.

• Page 131: Parking Your Motorcycle

  limits that apply to motorcycling Refuelling ATTENTION the ABS Pro system prevents the Fuel grade wheels from locking and skidding Poor ground underneath the Requirement away. During emergency stand braking, Dynamic Brake Control To ensure optimal fuel consump- Risk of damage to parts if vehicle tion, fuel should be sulphur-free increases the braking effect and topples…

• Page 132
  Clean plastic surfaces immedi- Recommended fuel ately after contact with fuel. grade Make sure the ground is level Refuelling Super Plus, unleaded and firm and place the motor- (max. 5 % ethanol, E5) cycle on its side stand. WARNING 98 ROZ/RON NOTICE 93 AKI Fuel is highly flammable…

• Page 133: Securing Motorcycle For Transporta

  nition key clockwise and open Securing motorcycle NOTICE for transportation The «usable fuel capacity» spe- Make sure that all components cified in the technical data is the that might come into contact quantity that the fuel tank could with straps used to secure the hold if refilled after it had been motorcycle are adequately pro- run dry and the engine had cut…

• Page 134
  Secure the vehicle to prevent it toppling, preferably with the as- sistance of a second person. Push the motorcycle onto the transportation flat and hold it in position: do not place it on the side stand. Secure the tensioning straps ATTENTION behind on both sides on the rear frame and tighten.
• Page 135
  After transport, position fork partition 2 and install bolts 1.

• Page 137: On The Race Track

  On the race track Displays for racing ….136 Deactivating intelligent emergency call when riding on the race LAPTIMER ……139 track .

• Page 138: Displays For Racing

  Displays for racing Sport 1 display with riding modes Pro DTC Adapting ( 145). Maximum DTC torque re- duction Current DTC torque reduc- tion Engine speed display Maximum braking deceler- ation Current braking decelera- tion Maximum lean angle Current lean angle Unit for rpm display: 1000 revolutions per minute…

• Page 139
  Sport 2 display with riding modes Pro DTC Adapting ( 145). Maximum DTC torque re- duction Current DTC torque reduc- tion Engine speed display Difference between the last lap time and reference time or difference between current lap time and refer- ence time Reference time: fastest of the currently saved laps or…
• Page 140
  Sport 3 display with riding modes Pro DTC Adapting ( 145). Maximum DTC torque re- duction Current DTC torque reduc- tion Engine speed display Current lean angle Maximum lean angle Reference time: fastest of the currently saved laps or all-time fastest saved lap 139) Current lap time Difference between the…

• Page 141: Laptimer

  LAPTIMER the laps have not been deleted The time for the current lap starts again from 00:00:00. in the meantime, additional laps Starting timing overwrite the first laps. The stopped time for a lap Go to Sport menu and All laps can be deleted with is displayed for an adjustable change to Sport 2 or Sport 3 Displayed for before…

• Page 142: Vehicle Settings For Racing

  compared with the best-ever lap Configuration menu Reference: selection of which best time is displayed from earlier races. as a reference. Best: best The best-ever lap can be deleted time of the current recording in the LAPTIMER menu. or Best ever: best-ever If the best-ever lap is from a measured time.

• Page 143: Race Pro Riding Modes

  electronics detect a bulb fail- the RACE, RACE PRO 1, The following parameters can be ure and the appropriate warning RACE PRO 2 and RACE PRO 3 adjusted: message appears on the display. riding modes. Engine If Light warnings is deactiv- Engine Brake If RACE PRO riding mode is de- ated, the warning message is…

• Page 144: Launch Control

  displayed for the relevant set- Engine speed after activ- ting. ating Launch Control at If a setting is also saved in a full throttle standard riding mode, this rid- ing mode is specified. 9000 min Change a setting as desired. When Launch Control is active, engine torque is reduced so that Restoring factory defaults…

• Page 145
  The third gear is engaged. Use Launch Control only on Allow the clutch to cool. race tracks. The angle of inclination is Clutch cooling time greater than 30°. Bring vehicle to starting posi- The engine or the ignition is tion. switched off.

• Page 146: Pit Lane Limiter

  Limiting the speed with Operating the Pit Lane Speed when deactivating the Pit Lane Limiter Limiter engine speed limitation The Pit Lane Limiter helps you for Launch Control to comply with a speed limit, e.g. approx. 70 km/h in the pit lane. To do so, a max- As soon as rpm limitation imum rpm is specified for the ceases, engine rpm increases…

• Page 147: Dtc

  button 1 on the left handlebar WARNING operating facility. DTC setting As soon as the starter button DTC Adapting The DTC controls permissible is released the vehicle accel- rear-wheel slip in accordance with riding modes Pro erates in accordance with the with your selected riding mode.

• Page 148: Chassis And Suspension

  Press DTC rocker button 1 downwards briefly in order to Under these circumstances, reduce DTC control. BMW Motorrad recommends temporarily switching off DTC. The set value is shown in the Bear in mind that the rear wheel display and is between -7 and…

• Page 149: Removing And Installing Mirrors

  Removing and installing without Dynamic Damping Adjusting the compression- Control (DDC) stage damping at the rear wheel mirrors Adjusting the spring preload at 113). Remove mirror the rear wheel ( 109). with Dynamic Damping Control ATTENTION with Dynamic Damping Control (DDC) (DDC) Dynamic Damping Control (DDC)

• Page 150
  Remove windscreen in the dir- ection of arrow. Disconnect connector for right Remove nuts 1 and 2 on the turn indicator 1 and left turn left and right and remove mir- indicator 2. rors. Unclip air inlet flap at the top Carefully thread out cable.
• Page 151
  NOTICE Use the M Cover Kit from BMW Motorrad to cover the resulting bolt holes and re- establish fastening. Position windscreen in the dir- Remove screws 1 and 2. ection of arrow. Remove windscreen in the dir- Install bolts 1 and 2.
• Page 152
  Carefully thread in cable for Install nuts 1 and 2 on the rear Connect connector for right turn indicators. of the fairing using the appro- turn indicator 1 and left turn priate torque. indicator 2. Place left and right mirrors in the mountings 1.

• Page 153: Removing And Installing Number

  With the number-plate carrier removed, do not ride the mo- torcycle on public roads. Place the motorcycle on its stand on firm, even ground. with two-up riding package Removing rear seat ( 80). Remove tail-hump cover 79). Position windscreen in the dir- Carefully unclip left and right ection of arrow.

• Page 154
  Disconnect connector for num- ber plate light 2 and left turn indicator 3. NOTICE If the number-plate carrier is re- moved in preparation for a race- track session, the electronics de- tect a bulb failure and the ap- propriate warning appears on Disconnect connector for right Remove screws 1.
• Page 155
  Remove tail-hump cover NOTICE 79). Use the M Cover Kit from BMW Motorrad to cover the resulting opening. Carefully clip in rear trim panel in the direction of arrow. Install bolts 1 and 2. Remove screws 1 and 2. Unclip left and right rear trim…
• Page 156
  Carefully unclip left and right Install screws 1. Thread in cable for right turn rear trim panels 1, first hori- indicator 1, left turn indicator 2 Number plate carrier on zontally 2, then vertically 3. and number plate light 3. rear frame 2 Nm Position number plate carrier 1…

• Page 157: Switching Off Abs When Riding On

  with two-up riding package Install the rear seat ( 80). Installing tail-hump cover 80). Switching off ABS when riding on the race track Deactivating the ABS Connect connector for number Carefully clip in left and right function plate light 2 and left turn indic- rear trim panels 1, first vertic- ator 3.

• Page 158
  See the section entitled «En- gineering details» for more in- formation on brake systems with BMW Motorrad Integ- ral ABS: Press button 1 for at least Partially integral brakes three seconds. 162)

• Page 159: Deactivating Intelligent

  An ABS fault has oc- NOTICE curred if the ABS indic- The intelligent emergency call ator and warning light shows control unit may only be removed when the motorcycle accel- for when riding on the race track. erates to a speed in excess The intelligent emergency call of the minimum stated below control unit must be reinstalled…

• Page 160: Gearshift-Pattern Reverser

  call control unit 1 in a place and allow it to engage in that is dry and free of dust. lock 4. Connecting battery to motor- Connecting battery to motor- cycle ( 204). cycle ( 204). Installing tail-hump trim panel Installing tail-hump trim panel 200).

• Page 161
  Reversing the shift Transfer the gearshift rod 4 The gearshift-pattern reverser to the thread for the inverted for racing is set up. pattern gearshift pattern 1. ATTENTION Riding with shift pattern re- versal on public roads Voiding of homologation for rid- ing on public roads Do not install the gearshift-pat- tern reverser for riding on pub-…

• Page 163: Engineering

  Engineering details General instructions ….162 Antilock Brake System (ABS) ..162 Dynamic Damping Control (DDC) ……165 Dynamic Traction Control (DTC) .

• Page 164: General Instructions

  If the rider increases braking only on the rear brake. contact with the road. Up to this pressure to the extent that brak- point, BMW Motorrad Integral ing force exceeds the maximum ATTENTION ABS assumes an extremely low transferable limit, the wheels start…

• Page 165
  ABS ensures dir- the rider receive from only blocked very late or not at ectional stability on any surface. the BMW Motorrad all even when the brakes are The system is not optimised for Race ABS? applied forcefully. Consequently,…
• Page 166
  What is the role of regular In addition to problems with the Invariably, the rider bears re- BMW Motorrad Race ABS, ex- sponsibility for assessing road servicing? ceptional riding conditions can and traffic conditions and ad- lead to a fault message being is-…

• Page 167: Dynamic Damping Control

  for rate of roll and rate of yaw deceleration of the motorcycle, with riding modes Pro and lateral acceleration are used even when cornering. The damping values for the front to calculate bank angle. These wheel and for the rear wheel can NOTICE signals come from the angular be adjusted between 14 levels in…

• Page 168: Dynamic Traction Control

  If slip exceeds Special situations sued. a certain limit, the engine man- In accordance with the laws of The BMW Motorrad traction con- agement system intervenes and physics, the ability to accelerate trol may switch off automatically adapts engine torque accordingly.

• Page 169: Riding Mode

  ROAD and DYNAMIC riding In the RACE riding mode: op- responding loss of stability. The modes. BMW Motorrad DTC is unable to timum throttle response, max- imum torque, overrun acoustics control a situation of this nature. A coordinated setting for the sys- active.

• Page 170
  may be slightly reduced accel- Wheelie possible; optimum with riding modes Pro eration on dry roads. drive. Additionally in the RACE PRO In the DYNAMIC riding mode: riding modes: soft throttle re- with riding modes Pro high performance on dry roads. sponse, maximum torque, over- In the RACE PRO riding modes In the event of poor road con-…

• Page 171: Dynamic Brake Control

  Mode changes Dynamic Brake Control with riding modes Pro In the RACE PRO riding The riding mode can be changed with riding modes Pro modes: the use of ABS can be while the vehicle is stationary adjusted individually. with the ignition on. It is possible Dynamic Brake Control to change it while driving under function…

• Page 172: Tyre Pressure Control

  Tyre pressure control Behaviour during emergency If, during the intervention of braking the Dynamic Brake Control, (RDC) the gas is closed (throttle grip If emergency braking is initiated with tyre pressure control position < 5 %), the engine at a speed above 10 km/h, the (RDC) torque requested by the ABS Dynamic Brake Control takes…

• Page 173
  Temperature pressure. As a result, the val- measured-value signals for some time after the vehicle comes to a ues displayed there usually do compensation stop. not correspond to the values dis- Tyre pressure is a temperature- played in the TFT display. sensitive variable: pressure in- Transmission duration creases as tyre-air temperature…

• Page 174: Shift Assistant

  Advantages this position until the gearshift is Example completed. It is not necessary 70-80 % of all gearshifts on a to increase the force applied to trip can be done without using the shift lever while shifting is the clutch. Missing: in progress.

• Page 175: Hill Start Control

  ally with the ABS brake system release when driving off. More Maximum engine speed without the driver having to con- torque is required for driving off stantly operate the brake lever. which also requires the rider to Pressure in the rear brake sys- turn the throttle grip again.

• Page 176
  be made aware that Hill Start Control has been deactivated by the following behaviour: Brake warning jolt The brake is released briefly and reactivated immediately. This creates a jolt which the rider feels. The ABS brake system with partially integral function sets a speed of approx.

• Page 177: Maintenance

  Maintenance General instructions ….176 Fuses ……205 Toolkit .

• Page 178: General Instructions

  Adjust the rebound- 115). If you are in doubt, consult a stage damping for front Open-ended spanner specialist workshop, preferably wheel ( 112). Width across flats 10/13 your authorised BMW Motorrad Removing battery Retailer. 205).

• Page 179: Front-Wheel Stand

  Adjusting rebound-stage at front wheel damping for rear wheel 113). ATTENTION without Dynamic Damp- ing Control (DDC) Use of the BMW Motorrad Adjusting compression- front wheel stand without ac- stage damping for rear companying use of centre wheel ( 113).

• Page 180: Rear-Wheel Stand

  Rear-wheel stand Installing the rear-wheel stand Turn brackets 2 with long sides Engage the auxiliary stand in facing inwards. the front suspension and apply even pressure to push it down Adjust adapters 3 to the width to the ground. of the service adapters used in Use basic stand with tool num- the front suspension.

• Page 181: Engine Oil

  Install service adapters (83 30 Turn brackets 2 with the long Engage the rear-wheel stand in 2 152 841) 1 in the rear wheel sides facing outwards. the rear wheel swinging arm swinging arm on left and right and apply even pressure to Adjust adapters 3 to the width and tighten to the specified push it down to the ground.

• Page 182
  1. Wait five minutes for the oil to drain into the oil pan. Between MIN and MAX NOTICE marks To protect the environment, BMW Motorrad recommends occasionally checking the engine oil after a journey of at least 50 km.

• Page 183: Brake System

  Brake system they can attack coated components of the engine, Checking function of BMW Motorrad recommends brakes BMW Motorrad ADVANTEC Operate brake lever. Ultimate oil. The pressure point must be approx. 4.5 l (with filter clearly perceptible.

• Page 184
  Have all work on the brake sys- tem undertaken by trained and qualified specialists. Have the brakes checked by a specialist workshop, preferably an authorised BMW Motorrad Retailer. Checking front brake pad thickness Visually inspect the left and Brake-pad wear limit,…
• Page 185
  1. min 0.9 mm (friction pad only, by a specialist workshop, without backing plate.) preferably an authorised BMW Motorrad Retailer. If the brake pads are worn: Checking rear brake pad thickness Place the motorcycle on its stand on firm, even ground.
• Page 186
  Wear of the brake pads causes The brake fluid level must BMW Motorrad Retailer. the brake fluid level in the reser- not fall below the MIN mark. voir to sink. (Brake-fluid reservoir, hori-…
• Page 187
  Wear of the brake pads causes cialist workshop, preferably an The brake fluid level must the brake fluid level in the reser- authorised BMW Motorrad Re- not fall below the MIN mark. voir to sink. tailer. (Brake-fluid reservoir, hori-…

• Page 188: Clutch

  WARNING creasing actuation is perceptible: Have the clutch checked by a Not enough brake fluid in specialist workshop, preferably brake fluid tank an authorised BMW Motorrad Considerably reduced braking Retailer. power due to air in the brake system Checking clutch-lever…

• Page 189: Coolant

  To reduce clutch play: un- screw adjusting screw 2 from the handlebar fitting. NOTICE The distance between lock nut and nut (measured internally) must not exceed 14 mm. Consult a specialist workshop, preferably an authorised BMW Motorrad Retailer, should…

• Page 190: Tyres

  Top up coolant Impaired handling characteristics of the motorcycle, shorter useful tyre life Always check that the tyre pressures are correct. WARNING Tendency of valve inserts to open by themselves at high riding speeds Specified level for Open cap 1 of the expansion Sudden loss of tyre pressure coolant tank.

• Page 191: Rims And Tyres

  Tyre pressure, front BMW Motorrad Retailer. ated on the edge of the tyre, e.g. by the letters TI, TWI or by an Checking tyre tread depth arrow. 2.5 bar (Two-up mode with…

• Page 192
  Draw the attention of trol systems. your BMW Motorrad retailer or the specialist workshop to the The sensor rings are essential RDC sensor. for correct road-speed calcula- tion, and they too must match…
• Page 193
  Lift the front of the motorcycle a brake caliper not correctly until the front wheel is clear of secured. the ground, preferably using a BMW Motorrad front-wheel Remove mounting bolts 3 of stand. the left and right brake calipers. Installing auxiliary stand at front wheel ( 177).
• Page 194
  Roll the front wheel forward to Raise the front wheel, install specialist workshop, preferably remove. the quick-release axle 1 and an authorised BMW Motorrad Install the front wheel dealer. tighten to specified torque. Quick-release axle in WARNING…
• Page 195
  Place brake caliper 2 on left Secure cable for wheel speed Clamping bolts in wheel and position cable routing 3. sensor in holder 1. axle clamp Install bolts 1 and tighten to Insert wheel speed sensor in the specified torque. the bore hole and secure with Tightening sequence: Tighten bolt 2.
• Page 196
  Removing rear wheel Lift the motorcycle, preferably with a BMW Motorrad rear- wheel stand. Installing the rear-wheel stand 178). Slip wooden chocks or similar under the rear wheel to prevent it from dropping out after the quick-release axle has been…
• Page 197
  1. workshop, preferably an Pull out brake-caliper support 1 authorised BMW Motorrad to the front and hang to the dealer. side. Roll the rear wheel back until it ATTENTION is clear of the swinging arm.
• Page 198
  BMW Motorrad dealer. Insert brake caliper 1 with Roll the rear wheel as far brake-caliper support 2 into the forward as possible and guide 3 of the swinging arm. loop chain 1 over the chain Roll rear wheel on the support sprocket.

• Page 199: Lighting

  Remove screws 1. life. If an LED light source point. Remove screws 2. is faulty, please contact a Adjust chain sag ( 208). specialist workshop, preferably an authorised BMW Motorrad Retailer.

• Page 200
  Installing side panel Bend engine spoiler 2 Install screws 1. downwards slightly and remove Install screws 2. Insert fairing side panel 1 into bolt 1. grommets 2. Removing tail-hump trim panel with two-up riding package Removing rear seat ( 80). Remove tail-hump cover 79).
• Page 201
  cushion surface and expose tab 2. Remove bolt 3. Lift up the rider’s seat 1 at the rear and unhook fixing 4. Place the seat, upholstered side down, on a clean surface. Remove screws 1 and 2. Carefully unclip left and right rear trim panel 1, first horizont- Unclip left and right rear trim ally 2, then vertically 3.
• Page 202
  Installing tail-hump trim panel Lift tail-hump trim panel 1 in Carefully clip in panels 4 in the direction of arrow and the direction of arrow to the remove from retaining tab 2. tail-hump trim panel 2. Position tail-hump trim panel 1 Install bolts 1 and 3.

• Page 203: Jump-Starting

  with two-up riding package Install the rear seat ( 80). Installing tail-hump cover 80). Jump-starting CAUTION Insert rider’s seat 1 into the fix- Carefully clip in left and right Touching live parts of the ig- ing 4 at the front and position rear trim panel 1, first vertic- nition system when the en- ally 2, then horizontally 3.

• Page 204: Battery

  to the battery terminals; never from the on-board electrical Allow both engines to idle for a attempt to jump-start the en- system. few minutes before disconnect- gine by connecting leads to the ing the jump leads. Removing front seat ( 81).

• Page 205
  Remove bolt 1 and wiring har- NOTICE ness negative terminal 2, then BMW Motorrad has developed a push forward. float charger specially designed Remove bolt 3 and wiring har- for compatibility with the elec- ness positive terminal 4.
• Page 206
  Connecting battery to with M battery with M battery motorcycle ATTENTION ATTENTION ATTENTION Battery not disconnected in Battery not connected in ac- accordance with correct pro- cordance with correct pro- Battery not connected in ac- cedure cedure cordance with correct pro- Risk of short-circuit Risk of short-circuit cedure…

• Page 207: Fuses

  Installing front seat ( 81). Connecting battery to motor- Connecting battery to motor- cycle ( 204). cycle ( 204). with anti-theft alarm (DWA) Switch on DWA if necessary. Removing battery Installing front seat ( 81). Setting the clock ( 93). Recharging battery Removing front seat ( 81).

• Page 208: Diagnostic Connector

  15 A its holder. To do so, press the persons during your next BMW retaining lugs on the left and Instrument panel Service appointment. right of the fuse carrier inwards.

• Page 209: Chain

  Release diagnostic connector 2 Install the rear seat ( 80). BMW Motorrad recommends from bracket 3. Installing tail-hump cover the use of BMW Motorrad The interface to the diagnosis 80). chain lubricant, or: and information system can be connected to the diagnostic…

• Page 210
  Checking chain sag Loosen lock nuts 3 on left and Chain deflection right. Place the motorcycle on its Use the adjusting screws 2 on stand on firm, even ground. left and right to adjust chain 45…50 mm (Motorcycle with Turn the rear wheel until it sag.
• Page 211
  10 rivets, chain wheel swinging arm above pulled taut) the middle of 10 rivets in 3 If the chain has stretched to the different places. maximum permissible length: Seek the advice of a specialist workshop, preferably an author- ised BMW Motorrad Retailer.

• Page 213: Accessories

  Accessories General instructions ….212 Connector for optional accessor- ies ……. . . 212 M Cover Kit .

• Page 214: General Instructions

  To find out more about they are not sufficient in some accessories, go to: circumstances. bmw-motorrad.com/equip- Use only parts and accessor- ment ies approved by BMW for your vehicle. The components and accessory products have been thoroughly…

• Page 215
  Underneath the left side panel Connector for DWA and Terminating resistor M data logger Connector for DWA and M data logger Plug for optional accessor- ies and racing accessories: Beneath the tail-hump Voltage supply and LIN cover Spring travel sensor for without anti- front forks (racing access- theft alarm (DWA)

• Page 216: Connector For Optional Ac

  Beneath the tail-hump tioned correctly and that there is with two-up riding package no strain on the cable legs with cover Removing rear seat ( 80). plugs. Remove tail-hump cover 79). ATTENTION Removing tail-hump trim panel 198). Dirt and damp penetrating Unlock the protective cap or inside open connectors terminating resistor, as applic-…

• Page 217: M Cover Kit

  M Cover Kit Installing number-plate carrier 153). Covering body openings Install mirror ( 149). Requirement Installing the M Cover Kit The M Cover Kit is used to pro- fessionally mount the front trim panel and to cover the body openings if the mirrors and num- ber plate carrier have been re- moved.

• Page 218
  Removing the M Cover Kit Remove screws 2. Remove mirror mount cover 1. Remove screws 1. Unhook number plate carrier cover 1 and remove down- wards.

• Page 219: Care

  Care Care products ….. 218 Washing the vehicle ….218 Cleaning easily damaged compon- ents .

• Page 220: Care Products

  BMW Motorrad recommends BMW Motorrad recommends Apply the brakes in good time that you use BMW insect re- that you use the cleaning to allow the friction and heat to and care products you can mover to soften and wash off…

• Page 221: Cleaning Easily Damaged

  Body panels with a generous amount of water Clean trim panel components ATTENTION and motorcycle cleaner from the with water and BMW Motorrad care series BMW Motorrad Care Application of silicone sprays solvent cleaner. Products. This applies especially to rubber seals where road salt has been in use.

• Page 222: Care Of Paintwork

  BMW Motorrad recommends Stand the motorcycle in a dry the use of BMW Motorrad gloss to or discolouration of the paint room in such a way that there can result. These include, for…

• Page 223: Restoring Motorcycle To Use

  Restoring motorcycle to use Remove the protective wax coating. Cleaning the motorcycle. Installing battery ( 205). Comply with checklist ( 121).

• Page 225: Technical Data

  Technical data Troubleshooting chart … . . 224 Riding specifications ….242 Screw connections ….227 Fuel.

• Page 226: Troubleshooting Chart

  Troubleshooting chart Engine does not start or is difficult to start. Possible cause Rectification Side stand extended and gear engaged Fold in side stand. Gear engaged and clutch not pressed Select neutral or pull the clutch lever. No fuel in tank Refuelling ( 130).

• Page 227
  The Bluetooth connection is not established. Possible cause Rectification The steps required for pairing were not carried Check the necessary steps for pairing in the oper- out. ating instructions for the communication system. Connectivity functions are deactivated because Go to Settings menu and deactivate the race track functions are activated.
• Page 228
  Active route guidance is not displayed in the TFT display. Possible cause Rectification Navigation from the BMW Motorrad Connec- The BMW Motorrad Connected App is opened on ted App was not transmitted. the connected mobile end device prior to depar- ture.

• Page 229: Screw Connections

  Screw connections Front wheel Value Valid Quick-release axle in threaded bush M24 x 1.5 50 Nm Clamping bolts in wheel axle clamp M8 x 35 Tightening sequence: Tighten screws six times in alternate sequence 19 Nm Radial brake caliper on wheel axle clamp M10 x 65 38 Nm…

• Page 230
  Rear wheel Value Valid Nut for swinging arm pivot point bush on frame M36 x 0.75, Replace nut 50 Nm Loctite 270, High strength Nut on swinging arm axle M18 x 1.5, Replace nut 100 Nm mechanical Rear quick-release axle in swinging arm M24 x 1.5 100 Nm…
• Page 231
  Rear wheel Value Valid Spring strut at deflection lever M12 x 75 — 10.9 100 Nm Micro-encapsulated Mirrors Value Valid Mirror to front panel carrier M6, Replace nut 8 Nm mechanical Number plate carrier on rear Value Valid frame Number plate carrier on rear frame M5 x 20, 9 mm collar 2 Nm…

• Page 232: Fuel

  Fuel Recommended fuel grade Super Plus, unleaded (max. 5 % ethanol, E5) 98 ROZ/RON 93 AKI Alternative fuel grade Super unleaded (limitations in terms of power and consumption). (maximum 10 % ethanol, E10) 95 ROZ/RON 90 AKI Usable fuel capacity approx.

• Page 233: Engine Oil

  SAE 5W-40, API SJ / JASO MA2, Additives (e.g. molybdenum-based) are not permissible because they can attack coated components of the engine, BMW Motorrad recommends BMW Motorrad ADVANTEC Ultimate oil. Engine oil, quantity for topping up max 1.3 l, Difference between MIN and MAX…

• Page 234
  Nominal output 152 kW, at engine speed: 13500 min with power reduction 79 kW, at engine speed: 7250 min Torque 113 Nm, at engine speed: 11000 min with power reduction 107 Nm, at engine speed: 7000 min Maximum engine speed max 14600 min with power reduction max 14600 min…

• Page 235: Clutch

  Clutch Clutch type Multi-plate oil-bath (anti-hopping) with self-rein- forcement Transmission Gearbox type Claw-shift 6-speed gearbox, integrated into en- gine block Gearbox transmission ratios 1.652 (76:46 teeth), Primary transmission ratio 2.647 (45:17 teeth), 1st gear 2.091 (46:22 teeth), 2nd gear 1.727 (38:22 teeth), 3rd gear 1.500 (33:22 teeth), 4th gear 1.360 (34:25 teeth), 5th gear 1.261 (29:23 teeth), 6th gear…

• Page 236: Rear-Wheel Drive

  Rear-wheel drive Type of final drive Chain drive Number of teeth, rear-wheel drive (Pinion / 17:45 sprocket) Secondary transmission ratio 2.647 Frame Frame type Aluminium composite bridge frame, engine also load bearing Type plate location Frame, front right on steering head Position of the Vehicle Identification Number Frame, front right on steering head…

• Page 237: Chassis And Suspension

  Chassis and suspension Front wheel Type of front suspension Upside-down telescopic fork Spring travel, front 120 mm, at front wheel with Dynamic Damping Control (DDC) 120 mm, at front wheel Rear wheel Type of rear suspension Aluminium bearer swinging arm Type of final drive Chain drive Spring travel, rear…

• Page 238: Brakes

  Brakes Front wheel Type of front brake Twin disc brake, diameter 320 mm, 4­piston fixed caliper with M carbon wheels Twin disc brake, diameter 320 mm, 4­piston fixed caliper with M forged wheels Twin disc brake, diameter 320 mm, 4­piston fixed caliper Brake-pad material, front Sintered metal…

• Page 239: Wheels And Tyres

  Wheels and tyres Recommended tyre sets An overview of currently approved tyres is avail- able from your authorised BMW Motorrad Retailer or on the Internet at bmw-motorrad.com. Speed category, front/rear tyres W, required at least: 270 km/h Front wheel…

• Page 240
  Tyre designation, front 120/70 ZR 17 Load index, front tyre min 58 g/cm Permissible front-wheel imbalance max 5 g Balance weight for front wheel (One half of the max 80 g weights must be attached to the left and the other half to the right of the wheel rim) Rear wheel Rear-wheel type…

• Page 241: Electrical System

  Tyre pressure Tyre pressure, front 2.5 bar, One-up, with cold tyre 2.5 bar, Two-up mode with load, with cold tyres Tyre pressure, rear 2.9 bar, One-up, with cold tyre 2.9 bar, Two-up mode with load, with cold tyres Electrical system Fuses Main fuse 40 A…

• Page 242
  Spark plugs Spark plugs, manufacturer and designation NGK LMAR9FI-10G Lighting Bulb for high-beam headlight Bulbs for the low-beam headlight Bulb for parking light Bulb for tail light/brake light Bulbs for flashing turn indicators, front Bulbs for flashing turn indicators, rear Light source for the number plate light…

• Page 243: Dimensions

  Dimensions Length of motorcycle 2073 mm, via rear wheel Height of motorcycle 1151 mm, across mirrors at DIN unladen weight 1155 mm, without mirrors, at DIN unladen weight Width of motorcycle 848 mm, with mirrors 740 mm, without mounted parts Front-seat height 824 mm, Without rider, at DIN unladen weight Rider’s inside-leg arc, heel to heel…

• Page 244: Riding Specifications

  Maximum payload 210 kg with M Package 213.3 kg with Race package 211.7 kg with two-up riding package 209.2 kg with M battery 211.9 kg with M forged wheels 210 kg with Dynamic Damping Control (DDC) 208.8 kg Riding specifications Top speed >200 km/h with power reduction…

• Page 245: Service

  Maintenance work ….245 BMW Service ….. . 245 Maintenance schedule .

• Page 246: Bmw Motorrad Service

  Retailer can provide informa- rect procedure Retailer or a specialist workshop tion on BMW services and the can also view data that is stored Risk of accident due to con- work undertaken as part of each in the electronic service booklet.

• Page 247: Bmw Motorrad Mobility

  BMW Service basis of the programmed values. If you have a new BMW motor- The BMW Service is carried out cycle, you are protected by vari- To find out more about service, once a year. The scope of the…

• Page 248
  The scope of maintenance work required for your vehicle can be found in the following mainten- ance schedule:…

• Page 251: Maintenance Schedule

  Maintenance schedule BMW running-in check (including oil change) BMW Standard scope of service Engine-oil change, with filter Check valve clearance Checking timing Replace all spark plugs Replace air filter insert Oil change in the tele- scopic forks Change brake fluid in the…

• Page 252: Maintenance Confirmations

  Maintenance confirmations BMW Service standard scope The repair tasks in the BMW Service standard scope are listed below. The actual scope of maintenance work applicable for your vehicle may vary. Performing vehicle test with BMW Motorrad diagnostic system Visual inspection of the brake lines, brake hoses and connections…

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  BMW pre-delivery BMW Running-in check Check carried out carried out at km Next service at the latest or, when reached earlier at km Stamp, signature Stamp, signature…
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  BMW Service Work performed carried out BMW Service Oil change, engine, with filter at km Checking valve clearance Checking valve timing (cylinder head Next service cover removed) at the latest Renewing all spark plugs Renewing air cleaner insert or, when reached earlier…
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  BMW Service Work performed carried out BMW Service Oil change, engine, with filter at km Checking valve clearance Checking valve timing (cylinder head Next service cover removed) at the latest Renewing all spark plugs Renewing air cleaner insert or, when reached earlier…
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  BMW Service Work performed carried out BMW Service Oil change, engine, with filter at km Checking valve clearance Checking valve timing (cylinder head Next service cover removed) at the latest Renewing all spark plugs Renewing air cleaner insert or, when reached earlier…
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  BMW Service Work performed carried out BMW Service Oil change, engine, with filter at km Checking valve clearance Checking valve timing (cylinder head Next service cover removed) at the latest Renewing all spark plugs Renewing air cleaner insert or, when reached earlier…
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  BMW Service Work performed carried out BMW Service Oil change, engine, with filter at km Checking valve clearance Checking valve timing (cylinder head Next service cover removed) at the latest Renewing all spark plugs Renewing air cleaner insert or, when reached earlier…
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  BMW Service Work performed carried out BMW Service Oil change, engine, with filter at km Checking valve clearance Checking valve timing (cylinder head Next service cover removed) at the latest Renewing all spark plugs Renewing air cleaner insert or, when reached earlier…
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  BMW Service Work performed carried out BMW Service Oil change, engine, with filter at km Checking valve clearance Checking valve timing (cylinder head Next service cover removed) at the latest Renewing all spark plugs Renewing air cleaner insert or, when reached earlier…
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  BMW Service Work performed carried out BMW Service Oil change, engine, with filter at km Checking valve clearance Checking valve timing (cylinder head Next service cover removed) at the latest Renewing all spark plugs Renewing air cleaner insert or, when reached earlier…
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  BMW Service Work performed carried out BMW Service Oil change, engine, with filter at km Checking valve clearance Checking valve timing (cylinder head Next service cover removed) at the latest Renewing all spark plugs Renewing air cleaner insert or, when reached earlier…
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  BMW Service Work performed carried out BMW Service Oil change, engine, with filter at km Checking valve clearance Checking valve timing (cylinder head Next service cover removed) at the latest Renewing all spark plugs Renewing air cleaner insert or, when reached earlier…
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  BMW Service Work performed carried out BMW Service Oil change, engine, with filter at km Checking valve clearance Checking valve timing (cylinder head Next service cover removed) at the latest Renewing all spark plugs Renewing air cleaner insert or, when reached earlier…
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  BMW Service Work performed carried out BMW Service Oil change, engine, with filter at km Checking valve clearance Checking valve timing (cylinder head Next service cover removed) at the latest Renewing all spark plugs Renewing air cleaner insert or, when reached earlier…

• Page 266: Service Confirmations

  Service confirmations The table is used to verify maintenance and repair work as well as installed optional accessories and pur- chased special promotions. Work performed at km Date…

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  Work performed at km Date…

• Page 269: Appendix

  Appendix Certificate for electronic immobil- iser ……. . 268 Certificate for tyre pressure control (RDC) .

• Page 270: Immobiliser

  FCC Approval This device complies with Any changes or modifi- Part 15 of the FCC rules. cations not expressly Ring aerial in the Operation is subject to the approved by the party ignition switch following two conditions: responsible for compliance (1) This device may not could void the user’s cause harmful inter-…

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  Approbation de informations avec la clé de Toute modification contact via l’antenne qui n’aurait pas été la FCC annulaire. approuvée expressément Antenne annulaire Le présent dispositif est par l’organisme responsa- conforme à la partie 15 ble de l’homologation peut présente dans le des règles de la FCC.

• Page 272: Control (Rdc)

  Certification Tire Pressure Control (TPC) FCC ID: MRXBC54MA4 FCC ID: MRXBC5A4 IC: 2546A-BC54MA4 IC: 2546A-BC5A4 This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Le présent appareil est conforme aux CNR Rules and with Industry Canada license-exempt d’Industrie Canada applicables aux appareils RSS standard(s).

• Page 273: Ment Cluster

  Declaration of Conformity Turkey Robert Bosch Car Multimedia GmbH, ICC6.5in tipi telsiz sisteminin 2014/53/EU Radio equipment TFT instrument cluster nolu yönetmeliğe uygun olduğunu beyan eder. AB Uygunluk Beyanı’nın tam metni, aşağıdaki For all Countries without EU internet adresinden görülebilir: http://cert.bosch- carmultimedia.net Technical information BT operating frq.

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  Canada Mexico This device complies with Industry Canada’s La operación de este equipo está sujeta a las licence-exempt RSSs and part 15 of the FCC siguientes dos condiciones: Rules. Operation is subject to the following two (1) es posible que este equipo o dispositivo no conditions: cause interferencia perjudicial y (1) this device may not cause interference, and…
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  Thailand Le présent appareil est conforme aux CNR เครื ่ อ งโทรคมนาคมและอุ ป กรณ์ น ี ้ d’Industrie Canada applicables aux appareils radio exempts de licence. L’exploitation est autorisée มี ค วามสอดคล้ อ งตามข้ อ กํ า หนดของ กทช. aux deux conditions suivantes : (1) l’appareil ne (This telecommunication equipments is in doit pas produire de brouillage, et (2) l’appareil compliance with NTC requirements)

• Page 276: Index

  Indicator light for vehicle Dynamic Brake Control Abbreviations and symbols, 6 voltage, 42 depending on riding mode, 128 install, 205 Safety information, 127 Engineering details, 162 Maintenance instructions, 202 Technical data, 236 Self-diagnosis, 123 Position on the vehicle, 22 Status indicators, 51 remove, 205 Accessories Care…

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  Coolant DTC, 23 Emergency off switch (kill Checking fill level, 187 Customising controls, 145 switch), 24 Indicator light for excess operate, 61 Engineering details, 166 temperature, 44 Emissions warning light, 45 Indicator and warning light , 52 Topping up, 188 Engine operate, 67 Cruise-control system, 23…
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  Fuel Hazard warning flashers Ignition Fuel grade, 129 Control, 23, 24 switching off, 61 Refuelling, 130 operate, 66 switching on, 60 Technical data, 230 Headlight Immobiliser Fuel reserve Reserve key, 61 Range, 92 Headlight beam throw, 106 Instrument panel Setting for right-hand/left-hand Warning, 54 Ambient-light brightness traffic, 106…
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  Light warnings Maintenance Navigation Deactivating, 140 Maintenance schedule, 249 operate, 100 Lighting Maintenance confirmations, 250 Number-plate carrier Replacing LED light Maintenance intervals, 245 Removing and installing, 151 sources, 197 Media Technical data, 240 operate, 102 Warning for faulty light On-board computer, 79 Menu source, 43 Call up, 88…
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  Pure Ride Rider info status line Shift assistant, 125, 172 Overview, 29 adjust, 89, 90 Engineering details, 172 Rider’s Manual Gear not trained, 55 Position on the vehicle, 22 Riding, 125 Race track, 140 Riding height Shift lever Chassis and suspension adjust, 114 Gearshift-pattern reverser, 158 settings, 146…
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  Steering lock Spark plugs, 240 Trim panels Locking, 60 Installing side panel, 198 Standards, 7 Swinging arm Installing tail-hump trim Transmission, 233 panel, 200 Adjusting swinging arm pivot Weights, 241 point, 116 Remove the side panel, 197 Wheels and tyres, 237 Removing tail-hump trim Telltale lights, 25 panel, 198…
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  RDC, 47 Value Warnings, overview, 35 Reading, 32 Weights Vehicle Payload table, 19 Put into operation, 221 Technical data, 241 Vehicle Identification Number Wheels Position on the vehicle, 21 Change of size, 189 Check wheel rims, 189 Warning lights, 25 Install the front wheel, 192 Overview, 28 Installing the rear wheel, 195…
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  Errors and omissions excepted. © 2018 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.
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About this Rider’s Manual

Please read this Rider’s Manual carefully before starting to use your new BMW. 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 vehicle’s reliability and safety, as well as its value.

This record of the maintenance work you have had performed on

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Table of Contents

1 General instructions …. 5

Overview . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6 Abbreviations and

symbols . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6 Equipment . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7 Technical data . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7 Currentness . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8 Additional sources of information . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8 Certificates and operating licences . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8 Data memory. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8 Intelligent emergency call system . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12

2 General views ……….. 17

General view, left side . . . . . . . 19 General view, right side . . . . . 21 Underneath the seat . . . . . . . . 22 Multifunction switch, left . . . . 23 Multifunction switch,

right . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 24 Instrument panel . . . . . . . . . . . . 25

3 Status indicators ……. 27

Indicator and warning

lights . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 28 TFT display in Pure Ride

view . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 29 TFT display in view

menu . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 31 Warnings . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 32

4 Operation……………. 59

Ignition switch/steering

lock . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 60 Emergency off switch (kill switch) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 61 Intelligent emergency

call . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 62 Lights . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 64 Hazard warning lights sys-

tem . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 66 Turn indicators . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 66 Dynamic Traction Control

(DTC) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 67 Riding mode . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 68 Cruise-control system . . . . . . . 70 Hill Start Control . . . . . . . . . . . . 73

Gearshift light . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 76 Anti-theft alarm (DWA) . . . . . . 76 Tyre pressure monitoring

(RDC) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 78 Heated handlebar grips . . . . . 78 On-board computer . . . . . . . . . 79 Front and rear seats. . . . . . . . . 79

5 TFT display …………. 83

General instructions . . . . . . . . . 84 Principle . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 85 Pure Ride view . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 91 General settings . . . . . . . . . . . . . 92 Bluetooth. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 93 My vehicle . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 97 Navigation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 100 Media . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 102 Phone . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 102 Display software

version . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 103 Display licence informa-

tion . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 103

6 Adjustment ………… 105

Mirrors . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 106 Headlight . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 106 Brakes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 106 Adjust the clutch lever . . . . 107 Steering . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 107 Spring preload . . . . . . . . . . . . 108 Damping . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 111 Riding height . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 114 Swinging arm . . . . . . . . . . . . . 116 DDC calibration . . . . . . . . . . . 118

7 Riding ……………… 119

Safety information . . . . . . . . . 120 Comply with checklist . . . . . 121 Always before riding

off: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 121 At every third refuelling

stop . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 122 Starting. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 122 Running in . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 124 Shifting gear . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 125 Gearshift light . . . . . . . . . . . . . 126 Brakes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 127 Parking your motor-

cycle . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 129

Refuelling . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 129 Securing motorcycle for transportation . . . . . . . . . . . . . 131

8 On the race track ….. 135

Displays for racing. . . . . . . . . 136 LAPTIMER . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 139 Vehicle settings for ra-

cing . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 140 RACE PRO riding

modes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 141 Launch Control . . . . . . . . . . . . 142 Pit Lane Limiter . . . . . . . . . . . 144 DTC . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 145 Chassis and suspension settings for racing . . . . . . . . . 146 Removing and installing

mirrors . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 147 Removing and installing number-plate carrier . . . . . . . 151 Switching off ABS when

riding on the race track . . . 155 Deactivating intelligent emergency call when rid-

ing on the race track . . . . . . 157 Gearshift-pattern

reverser . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 158

9 Engineering

details …………….. 161

General instructions . . . . . . . 162 Antilock Brake System

(ABS) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 162 Dynamic Damping Control (DDC) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 165 Dynamic Traction Control

(DTC) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 166 Riding mode . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 167 Dynamic Brake Control . . . . 169 Tyre pressure control

(RDC) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 170 Shift assistant . . . . . . . . . . . . . 172 Hill Start Control . . . . . . . . . . 173

10 Maintenance ……… 175

General instructions . . . . . . . 176 Toolkit. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 176 Front-wheel stand . . . . . . . . . 177 Rear-wheel stand . . . . . . . . . 178 Engine oil . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 179 Brake system . . . . . . . . . . . . . 181 Clutch . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 186 Coolant. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 187 Tyres . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 188

Rims and tyres . . . . . . . . . . . . 189 Wheels . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 189 Lighting . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 197 Body panels . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 197 Jump-starting . . . . . . . . . . . . . 201 Battery . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 202 Fuses . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 205 Diagnostic connector . . . . . . 206 Chain . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 207

11 Accessories ……… 211

General instructions . . . . . . . 212 Connector for optional accessories . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 212 M Cover Kit . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 215

12 Care ……………… 217

Care products . . . . . . . . . . . . . 218 Washing the vehicle . . . . . . . 218 Cleaning easily damaged components . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 219 Care of paintwork . . . . . . . . . 220 Vehicle preservation . . . . . . . 220 Laying up the motor-

cycle . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 220 Restoring motorcycle to

use . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 221

13 Technical data …… 223

Troubleshooting chart . . . . . 224 Screw connections . . . . . . . . 227 Fuel . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 230 Engine oil . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 231 Engine . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 231 Clutch . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 233 Transmission . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 233 Rear-wheel drive . . . . . . . . . . 234 Frame . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 234 Chassis and

suspension . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 235 Brakes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 236 Wheels and tyres. . . . . . . . . . 237 Electrical system . . . . . . . . . . 239 Dimensions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 241 Weights . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 241 Riding specifications . . . . . . 242

14 Service …………… 243

BMW Motorrad Service . . . 244 BMW Motorrad Service

history . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 244 BMW Motorrad mobility services . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 245 Maintenance work . . . . . . . . . 245

BMW Service . . . . . . . . . . . . . 245 Maintenance schedule . . . . 249 Maintenance confirma-

tions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 250 Service confirmations . . . . . 264

15 Appendix…………. 267

Certificate for electronic immobiliser . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 268 Certificate for tyre pressure control (RDC) . . . . . . . . . . . . . 270 Certificate for TFT instru-

ment cluster . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 271

16 Index …………….. 274

General instructions

Overview . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6 Abbreviations and symbols . . . . . . . . . . 6 Equipment . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7 Technical data . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7 Currentness . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8 Additional sources of information . . . . 8

Certificates and operating

licences . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8 Data memory . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8

Intelligent emergency call

system . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12

General views

General view, left side. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 19 General view, right side . . . . . . . . . . . . . 21 Underneath the seat . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22 Multifunction switch, left . . . . . . . . . . . . 23 Multifunction switch, right . . . . . . . . . . . 24 Instrument panel . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25

General view, right side

1Brake-fluid reservoir, rear ( 185)

2Vehicle identification number (on the steering-head bearing)

Type plate (on the steering-head bearing)

3Brake-fluid reservoir, front ( 184)

4Check coolant level ( 187)

5Engine oil level indicator ( 179)

6Oil filler opening ( 181)

Underneath the seat

1Battery ( 202)

2Rider’s manual

3Toolkit ( 176)

4Diagnostic connector ( 206)

5Fuses ( 205)

Multifunction switch, left

1DTC Switching off ( 67)

2High-beam headlight and headlight flasher ( 65)

3with cruise controlOE Switching on cruise control ( 70).

4Hazard warning lights system ( 66)

5with riding modes ProOE DTC Adapting ( 145).

6Turn indicators ( 66)

7Horn

8Multi-Controller Controls ( 85)

9MENU rocker switch ( 85)

Multifunction switch, right

1 with heated gripsOE Heated handlebar grips ( 78).

2Riding mode ( 68)

3Emergency off switch (kill switch) ( 61)

4Starter button Starting the engine ( 122).

Race start with Launch Control ( 142)

5SOS button

Intelligent emergency call ( 62)

Instrument panel

1Indicator and warning lights ( 28)

2Gearshift light ( 126)

5Photosensor (for adapting the brightness of the instrument lighting)

Status indicators

Indicator and warning lights . . . . . . . . . 28 TFT display in Pure Ride view . . . . . . 29 TFT display in view menu . . . . . . . . . . 31 Warnings . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 32

Indicator and warning lights

1Turn indicators, left Operating the turn indicators ( 66).

2High-beam ( 65)

3General warning light ( 32)

4Turn indicators, right

5— with export to EU marketsNV

Malfunction indicator lamp

6DTC ( 52)

7ABS ( 155)

TFT display in

Pure Ride view

1Hill Start Control ( 55)

2Engine speed display ( 91)

3Speedometer

4Driver info. status line ( 89)

5with cruise controlOE Switching on cruise control ( 70).

6RACE PRO riding mode with riding modes ProOE

Configuration for the race track ( 141)

7Switching Speed Limit Info on or off ( 91).

with riding modes ProOE DTC Adapting ( 145).

8Riding mode ( 68)

9Recommendation to upshift ( 92)

10Gear indicator; «N» indicates neutral.

TFT display in view menu

1Hill Start Control ( 55)

2Speedometer

3with cruise controlOE Switching on cruise control ( 70).

4Switching Speed Limit Info on or off ( 91).

with riding modes ProOE DTC Adapting ( 145).

5 RACE PRO riding mode with riding modes ProOE

Configuration for the race track ( 141)

6Riding mode ( 68)

7Driver info. status line ( 89)

8Recommendation to upshift ( 92)

9Gear indicator; «N» indicates neutral.

10Clock

11Connection status

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  Table of Contents 3 Displays ….21 Cruise control ….57 Warning and indicator Speed warning .

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  Reporting safety defects ….216 BMW Motorrad Service . . . 217 BMW Motorrad Mobility Services ….217 Maintenance proce- dures .

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  General instructions Overview ……6 Abbreviations and symbols ..6 Equipment .

• Page 8: Overview

  When the time comes to sell claims may be denied as a result. your BMW, please remember NOTICE Special informa- Anti-Lock Brake System. to hand over this Rider’s Manual; tion on operating and in-…

• Page 9: Equipment

  Optional accessory. may vary from the descriptions in If your BMW is equipped with BMW Motorrad op- this Rider’s Manual. In addition, options or accessories not de- tional accessories can…

• Page 11: Overviews

  Overviews General view, left side ….11 General view, left side with DDC ..13 General view, right side … . . 15 Multifunction switch, left .

• Page 13: General View, Left Side

  General view, left side without Dynamic Damp- ing Control (DDC) Adjuster for spring preload, front ( Adjusting front compres- sion damping (red scale) without Dynamic Damp- ing Control (DDC) Adjusting rear compres- sion damping (red scale) Adjuster for spring preload, rear ( Seat lock ( Tire inflation pressure table…

• Page 15: General View, Left Side With Ddc

  General view, left side with DDC with Dynamic Damping Control (DDC) Adjust spring preload on front wheel ( Seat lock ( Tire inflation pressure table Load capacity table Chain adjustment values Adjuster for spring preload, rear ( Engine oil level indicator 159) Connector for optional ac- cessories (…

• Page 17: General View, Right Side

  General view, right side without Dynamic Damp- ing Control (DDC) Brake-fluid reservoir, rear Adjusting rear rebound- 164) stage damping (yellow Vehicle identification num- scale) ( ber and type plate (on steering head at right) Brake-fluid reservoir, front 163) Adjusting rebound-stage damping without Dynamic Damp- ing Control (DDC)

• Page 18: Multifunction Switch, Left

  Multifunction switch, left Deactivating ABS ( ASC ausschalten ( with Dynamic Traction Control (DTC) Deactivating DTC ( High-beam headlight and headlight flasher ( Start time recording 100) with cruise control Cruise control ( Hazard warning flashers with Dynamic Traction Control (DTC) Adjusting DTC ( 127) Turn indicator (…

• Page 19
  Setting clock ( Resetting tripmeter Selecting displays ( Individualizing lap timer 100) Selecting submenu 113)

• Page 20: Right

  Multifunction switch, right with heated handlebar grips Heated grip ( Selecting riding mode Emergency on/off switch (kill switch) ( Starter button Starting engine ( with Pro riding modes Launch Control ( 128) Speed limiter for pit lane 130)

• Page 21: Underneath Seat

  Underneath seat Battery ( 185) with anti-theft alarm sys- tem (DWA) Different position of battery terminals: shifted forward Helmet holder ( Luggage straps ( Onboard tool kit ( 156) Fuse box ( 188) Rider’s Manual (US Model)

• Page 22: Instrument Cluster

  Instrument cluster Indicator and warning lights Tachometer Shiftpoint light ( Photosensor (for adjusting brightness of instrument lighting) with anti-theft alarm sys- tem (DWA) DWA LED ( Multifunction display…

• Page 23: Displays

  Displays Warning and indicator lights..22 Multifunction display ….23 Warning lights ….. . 24…

• Page 24: Warning And Indicator

  Warning and indicator lights ASC indicator and warning light ( with Dynamic Traction Control (DTC) DTC indicator light ( ABS indicator and warning light ( Turn indicator, left Universal warning light, appears together with warnings in multifunction display ( Turn indicator, right Fuel reserve ( Neutral indicator light High-beam headlight…

• Page 25: Multifunction Display

  Multifunction display Speedometer Coolant temperature Odometer ( Clock ( with heated handlebar grips Heated handlebar grips Gear indicator display, «N» indicates «neutral». Riding mode RAIN SPORT RACE Setting riding mode with Pro riding modes Additional riding modes SLICK USER…

• Page 26: Warning Lights

  Warning lights If several warnings are active, all NOTICE corresponding warning lights and Display warning symbol are displayed; Refer to Chapter 7 for informa- Warnings are displayed with ap- warnings appear alternately. tion regarding the display modes propriate warning lights. You will find an overview of the available for track use.

• Page 27
  Overview of warning indicators Warning and indicator Warning symbols in the Meaning lamps display panel EWS! lights up red is displayed Electronic immobilizer is active ( flashes red Coolant tempera- Coolant temperature too high ( ture display flashes lights up Engine in emergency-operation mode flashes yellow Severe fault in the engine management…
• Page 28
  Warning and indicator Warning symbols in the Meaning lamps display panel LAMPS! lights up yellow is indi- Taillight and lights for parking lights de- cated fective ( Front lights defective ( VDS! lights up yellow is shown in Motorcycle has fallen over ( the empty display VDS! lights up yellow…
• Page 29
  Warning and indicator Warning symbols in the Meaning lamps display panel flashes slowly ASC self-diagnosis not completed lights up ASC switched off ( lights up ASC error ( flashes rapidly DTC intervention ( flashes slowly DTC self-diagnosis not completed lights up DTC switched off ( lights up DTC error (…
• Page 30
  Warning and indicator Warning symbols in the Meaning lamps display panel DWALO! lights up yellow is dis- DWA battery charge level low ( played DWA! lights up yellow is displayed DWA battery drained ( SPEED! Shiftpoint light is dis- Speed warning ( played flashes or remains on continuously…
• Page 31
  In exceptional cases, the frequently be too high, have placed, preferably by an autho- engine stops and can no longer the fault rectified as quickly rized BMW Motorrad retailer. be started. as possible by an authorized Coolant temperature too workshop, preferably an autho-…
• Page 32
  WARNING Suppress the fault message source eliminated by a special- SETUP in the submenu ized service facility, preferably Overlooking the motorcy- EQUIPMENT WARN with the an authorized BMW Motorrad cle in traffic due to the light LAMP OFF parameter. Retailer.
• Page 33
  Replacing light source for left- failing. cialist service facility, preferably hand parking light ( 178). Safety risk an authorized BMW Motorrad Replacing right-hand parking Replace defective bulbs as retailer. light light source ( 179). soon as possible; it is best…

• Page 34: Abs Error

  Motorcycle has fallen over Possible cause: Contact an authorized service facility, preferably an authorized The ABS system has been deac- General warning light shows BMW Motorrad retailer. tivated by the rider. yellow. Activating ABS ( 51). ABS self-diagnosis not VDS!

• Page 35: Asc Error

  Possible cause: ASC error preferably an authorized BMW Motorrad retailer. ASC indicator and warning ASC self-diagnosis rou- light lights up. tine not completed ASC intervention Possible cause: ASC indicator and warning The ASC function is not avail- light flashes rapidly.

• Page 36
  Possible cause: Possible cause: DTC indicator light flashes rapidly. The DTC system has been deac- DTC self-diagnosis not DTC has detected instability at tivated by the rider. completed the rear wheel and responded by Switching on DTC ( 53). reducing the torque. The warn- The DTC function is not avail- DTC error ing light flashes longer than the…
• Page 37
  Possible cause: preferably an authorized NOTICE BMW Motorrad retailer. The DDC control unit has de- tected an error. This fault message is only shown DDC error Have the malfunction corrected for a short time immediately fol- with Dynamic Damping Control as soon as possible at an lowing the Pre-Ride-Check.
• Page 38
  Contact an authorized service for a short time immediately fol- facility, preferably an authorized Enter a new maximum speed. lowing the Pre-Ride-Check. BMW Motorrad retailer. Possible cause: Launch Control not ready Encoding missing The anti-theft alarm system bat- with Pro riding modes tery is completely discharged.

• Page 39: Service Display

  Fuel reserve connected for a longer time. Consult a certified workshop, Approx. 1.1 gal (Approx. 4 l) preferably an authorized BMW Motorrad retailer, for Refueling ( 90). If service is due within 1,000 km setting of the date. (700 miles), the remaining…

• Page 40: Cruising Range

  The determined range is dicates the distance that can still an approximate reading. be driven with the remaining fuel. BMW Motorrad therefore This distance is calculated based recommends that you do not on fuel quantity and average con- try to use the full range before sumption.

• Page 41: Operation

  Operation Steering and ignition lock … 40 Cruise control ….. . . 57 Ignition .

• Page 42: Steering And Ignition Lock

  Ignition Steering and ignition lock Switch on ignition Keys You are provided with 2 ignition keys. Should you lose your keys please refer to the information regard- ing the electronic immobilizer (EWS) ( 41). Turn the ignition key to posi- A single key fits the steering and tion 1 while moving the handle- ignition lock, the fuel filler cap…

• Page 43: Electronic Immobilizer

  Switch off ignition recognized as «authorized» for Replacement and spare keys are your motorcycle. only available through an autho- rized BMW Motorrad retailer. NOTICE The keys are part of an inte- grated security system, so the A further key attached to the…

• Page 44: Lights

  Lights WARNING Parking lights Operation of the emergency The parking lights come on au- ON/OFF switch when riding. tomatically when the ignition is Danger of falling due to blocking switched on. of rear wheel. Do not operate the emergency NOTICE ON/OFF switch when riding.

• Page 45: Hazard Warning Flashers

  Hazard warning Ignition can be switched off. Switch on ignition and press flashers button 1 again to switch off Switching on hazard hazard warning flashers. warning flashers Turn indicator Switch on ignition. Operating turn indicators NOTICE Switch on ignition. The hazard warning flashers Immediately after switching off place a strain on the battery.

• Page 46
  NOTICE The turn indicators automati- cally switch off when the defined driving time and distance have been reached. The defined rid- ing time and distance can be set by an authorized BMW Motorrad retailer.

• Page 47: Multifunction Display

  Multifunction display Overview — Solid line: briefly press button. ‑ ‑ Dotted line: press and hold button. Odometer Standard display Select displays in multi- function display ( LAP TIMER ( LIMIT ( Factory setting for WARN SPEED ( 118) RACE INFO ( 103) SETUP MENU ( 111)

• Page 48
  RANGE Selecting displays in Cruising range Repeatedly press SET 2 until TRIP 1 desired display is selected. Trip distance 1 multifunction display TRIP 2 The following displays are avail- Trip distance 2 Switch on ignition. able: Average consumption All information required for LAPTIMER: The lap times volume per distance or vice operation on public roads is…

• Page 49: Resetting Tripmeter

  LIMIT is shown, press and Press and hold TRIP 1 until hold SET 2 to set current driv- tripmeter has been reset. ing speed as new limit. Trip mileage = RACE INFO ENTER Resetting average data SETUP MENU ENTER shown, press and hold SET 2 Switch on ignition.

• Page 50: Alarm System

  The alarm can be set off by: turn indicators flash. The alarm sition. tone type can be adjusted by Switch on ignition. an authorized BMW Motorrad Turn indicators light up once. retailer.

• Page 51
  DWA AUTO Confirmation tone sounds once to the start and finally to the de- Parameter 5 and (if programmed). sired display. its current value 6 are dis- played. DWA is now switched off. Press and hold SET 2 to open the menu.

• Page 52: Clock

  DWA AUTO OFF : DWA is Minutes 4 flash. deactivated. Briefly press TRIP 1 to in- Press and hold SET 2 to save crease minutes. the set value. Briefly press TRIP 2 to de- The value 6 no longer flashes. crease minutes.

• Page 53: Automatic Stability Control

  NOTICE seconds. out, and starts to flash if self-diagnosis has not been com- ABS indicator light contin- The BMW Motorrad Race ABS pleted. ues to be lit up. function can also be deactivated If the coding plug for the while driving.

• Page 54: Control

  ASC indicator and warning ASC indicator and warning NOTICE light continues to be lit up. light remains off or contin- ues to flash. The Automatic Stability Control ASC is deactivated. (ASC) can also be deactivated ASC activated. while riding. Switch on ASC As an alternative, the ignition can also be switched off and then on again.

• Page 55: Riding Mode

  Use of the riding modes until the DTC —indicator light 2 out, and if self-diagnosis changes its display behavior. BMW Motorrad has developed 5 has not been completed, it be- DTC indicator light starts to riding scenarios for your motor- gins to flash.

• Page 56
  Setting riding mode Riding on wet roads. Sporty riding on dry roads. Switch on ignition ( 40). Riding on racetracks with se- ries tires. with Dynamic Traction Control (DTC) Riding on racetracks with se- ries tires. Riding on racetracks with rac- The selection arrow 2 and the ing tires while taking settings selectable riding modes 3 are…
• Page 57
  Selection arrow 2 and inactive riding modes are hidden. The new riding mode is acti- vated during operation under the following conditions: The throttle grip is in the neu- tral position. The brake lever is not being operated. The following riding modes can with Pro riding modes WARNING be selected:…
• Page 58
  ually displayed, but instead only with Pro riding modes Do not use the encoding plug after the following events for a on public roads. USER : Riders can combine limited time: the settings from all available Switch off ignition ( 41).

• Page 59: Cruise Control

  Cruise control Storing speed with cruise control Switching on cruise control To do so, press in locking de- vice 2 and pull off cap. Briefly press button 1 forward. Insert coding plug. Adjustment range for Switch on the ignition. cruise control For safety reasons, after the coding plug is connected, the 19…130 mph (30…210 km/h)

• Page 60
  Acceleration Decreasing speed Deactivating cruise control Actuate brakes, clutch or throt- tle grip (take back throttle be- yond back position) to deacti- vate cruise-control system. NOTICE When changing gear using the Pro Gear-shift Assistance func- Briefly press button 1 forward. Briefly press button 1 back- tion, the cruise-control system ward.

• Page 61: Speed Warning

  Resuming former cruising Indicator light for cruise- Speed warning ( 118) control system lights up. speed Switching off cruise control Briefly press SET 2 repeat- Briefly push button 1 back to LIMIT edly until is shown in return to the speed saved be- display.

• Page 62: Heated Handlebar Grips

  To set current speed as new When the preset speed is ex- To deactivate the speed warn- limit: press and hold SET 2. ceeded, the shiftpoint light 1 re- ing: Press and hold TRIP 1 un- sponds by lighting up or flashing appears in the display.

• Page 63: Rider And Passenger Seats

  Rider and passenger NOTICE seats The increase in power Removing hump cover consumption caused by the with passenger seat cover heated grips can drain the battery if you are riding at low Park motorcycle, ensuring that engine speeds. If the battery is support surface is firm and inadequately charged, the heated level.

• Page 64: Removing Passenger Seat

  Installing hump cover Install the passenger seat Lock lock with ignition key. with passenger seat cover Removing passenger seat Park motorcycle, ensuring that support surface is firm and level. Mount passenger seat in mounts 1 on left and right. Mount hump cover in mounts 1 on left and right.

• Page 65: Helmet Holder

  Installing driver’s seat Lock seat lock with ignition key. Removing rider`s seat Press cover of driver’s seat over screw sockets toward Mount rider`s seat in mount 2, front somewhat and hold in then position over screw sock- place. ets 3. When doing so, make Press cover of driver’s seat Install screws 1.

• Page 66: Luggage Straps

  Luggage straps Securing luggage on motorcycle Remove passenger seat 62). Turn over passenger seat. Use luggage loops 1, e.g. in ATTENTION conjunction with passenger footrests, to lash luggage onto Incorrect positioning of the passenger seat. When doing helmet lock. so, make sure that the rear trim Fairing scratched.

• Page 67: Setting

  Setting Mirrors ……66 Headlight ……66 Brakes .

• Page 68: Mirrors

  If there are doubts as to the cor- sition by turning it. rect headlight range, have the adjustment checked by a spe- Headlight cialized workshop, preferably by an authorized BMW Motorrad Adjusting headlight for retailer. RHD/LHD traffic This motorcycle’s headlight fea- Brakes tures a symmetrical low beam.

• Page 69: Steering

  Steering Basic steering damper NOTICE Adjusting steering damper adjustment setting The adjusting screw can be Opens at 8 clicks (starting at turned more easily if you push fully closed) (Highway opera- the brake lever forward when tion) doing so. Opens at 5 clicks (starting at Adjustment options: fully closed) (Racetrack) From position 1: Largest dis-…

• Page 70
  Adjusting spring preload Load motorcycle with driver. on front wheel With the assistance of a helper, measure distance D between without Dynamic Damping points 1 and 2 again and cal- Control (DDC) culate difference (spring deflec- tion) between the measured Park motorcycle, ensuring that values.
• Page 71
  Ensure that settings on left and Measure distance D between right sides are identical. lower edge 1 of immersion tube and front axle 2. Adjusting spring preload Load motorcycle with driver. on front wheel Measure distance D between with Dynamic Damping Control points 1 and 2 with assistance (DDC) of a 2nd person.
• Page 72
  Adjusting spring preload Adjustment of spring at rear wheel preload dependent on without Dynamic Damping loading Control (DDC) Spring deflection of rear wheel Park motorcycle, ensuring that 0.31…0.47 in (8…12 mm) (With support surface is firm and rider 187 lbs (85 kg)) level.
• Page 73
  To increase the spring deflec- Switch on ignition. carrier and screw 2 of chain tion (reduce spring preload), guard. Start engine to avoid discharg- use the tool from the onboard ing battery. Load motorcycle with driver. tool kit to turn the adjustment With the assistance of a helper, NOTICE ring 2 in direction B.

• Page 74: Damping

  Damping Setting Damping must be adjusted to the road conditions and the spring preload. A rough road surface requires softer damping than a smooth road surface. An increase in spring preload To decrease the spring deflec- Adjust compression damping requires firmer damping, a re- tion (increase spring preload), with adjusting screw 1 and red duction in spring preload re-…

• Page 75
  ing 2 points to a higher scale ing 2 points to higher figure on scale. figure. To decrease damping: turn To decrease damping: turn adjusting screw with tool from adjusting screw with tool from onboard tool kit so that mark- onboard tool kit so that mark- ing 2 points to lower figure on ing 2 points to a lower figure…
• Page 76
  ing 2 points to a higher scale Factory settings for figure. jounce/rebound at front To decrease damping: turn adjusting screw with tool from Position 4 onboard tool kit so that mark- ing 2 points to a lower figure Adjusting compression on the scale.

• Page 77: Ddc

  ing 2 points to a higher scale Factory settings for figure. jounce/rebound at rear To decrease damping: turn adjusting screw with tool from Position 4 onboard tool kit so that mark- ing 2 points to a lower figure on the scale. Setting Rebound stage, basic Damping must be adjusted to the…

• Page 78
  Park motorcycle, ensuring that Adjust damping as desired with NOTICE support surface is firm and TRIP 1 and SET 2. level. +1 … +7 : Damping increase Damping is adjusted and saved Select submenu ( 113). in a maximum of seven steps separately for all riding modes in SETUP DDC-SYS (harder).
• Page 79
  SETUP DDC-SYS DMP: sub- The value next to During the alignment, do not sit menu has been selected. flashes. on the motorcycle and remove any cargo or luggage. Adjust damping as desired with FRONT DMP Adjusting TRIP 1 and SET 2. Select submenu ( 113).
• Page 80
  CALIB DONE is displayed in line 3 and 4. If CALIB FAIL is displayed: Repeat alignment. CALIB DONE is not displayed after repeated calibration, please contact a BMW authorized workshop, preferably an authorized BMW Motorrad retailer.

• Page 81: Riding

  Riding Safety instructions ….80 Observe checklist ….81 Starting .

• Page 82: Safety Instructions

  Your authorized cycle: Burn hazard BMW Motorrad retailer will be Settings of spring-strut and happy to advise you and has shock absorber system the correct clothing for every CAUTION Imbalanced load purpose.

• Page 83: Observe Checklist

  Catalytic converter Danger of overheating Observe checklist If misfiring causes unburned fuel Use the following checklist to ATTENTION to enter the catalytic converter, check your motorcycle at regu- there is a danger of overheating lar intervals. Engine idling for a lengthy and damage.

• Page 84: Starting

  Starting to disengage clutch and twist with Dynamic Damping Control (DDC) throttle grip slightly. Starting engine Adjusting spring preload at rear Switch on ignition. wheel ( 71). Pre-Ride-Check is carried out. with Dynamic Damping Control (DDC) ABS self-diagnosis is Adjusting damping on rear performed.

• Page 85
  Phase 2 ABS self-diagnosis The universal warning light changes from yellow to red. The readiness for operation of the BMW Motorrad Race ABS Phase 3 is checked by the self-diagnosis. The tachometer needle drops The self-diagnosis routine runs back to zero.
• Page 86
  The self-diagnosis routine Phase 2 is determining whether ASC self-diagnosis Check wheel sensors while BMW Motorrad ASC is ready for completed starting off. operation. The self-diagnosis The ASC symbol is no longer ABS indicator light flashes. routine runs automatically when displayed.

• Page 87: Breaking In

  The self-diagnosis routine BMW Motorrad retailer. is determining whether Watch all warning and indicator BMW Motorrad DTC is ready for lights on the display. Breaking in operation. The self-diagnosis DTC self-diagnosis not Engine routine runs automatically when completed you switch on the ignition.

• Page 88: Brake Pads

  This WARNING speed monitoring function is switched off during the running- New brake pads. in check by your authorized Extension of the braking distance. BMW Motorrad retailer. Accident hazard. Brake early.

• Page 89: Shifting Gears

  Shifting gears makes the decision as to when Shiftpoint light goes out: shift- ing speed reached to change gear. Shiftpoint light NOTICE The engine rpm limits and the upshift light’s display characteris- More detailed information on Pro tics can both be adjusted in the Gear-shift Assistance can be SETUP menu.

• Page 90: Brakes

  Locking up of the front wheel gear change. change gear and initiates gear- is prevented by BMW Motorrad shift assistance. Brakes Race ABS. When driving at constant With the frequently instructed…

• Page 91: Parking Your Motorcycle

  Wet, soiled brakes road surface. Due to the miss- Brake early until the full braking ing wheel load, the ABS must action is available again. Moisture and dirt on the brake already prevent a tendency of the rotors and the brake pads result Parking your front wheel to lock up with min- in a decrease in the braking ac-…

• Page 92: Refueling

  additives, e.g. manganese or Alternative fuel quality ATTENTION iron. Loading of the side stand ATTENTION Super unleaded (minor restric- with additional weight. tions with regard to power and Component damage cause by Use of Ethanol E85 as fuel. fuel consumption) (max. 10 % tipping over.

• Page 93
  Do not overfill the fuel tank. NOTICE ATTENTION When refueling after running on fuel reserve, the resulting total Fuel attacks plastic surfaces. fuel quantity must be greater Surfaces become unattractive or than the fuel reserve, so that the cloudy. new filling level is detected and Immediately clean plastic parts the fuel warning light is switched after contact with fuel.

• Page 94: Secure Motorcycle For Transport

  Fuel reserve Approx. 1.1 gal (Approx. 4 l) Press fuel tank cap down firmly to close. Remove key and close protec- tive cap. Secure motorcycle for ATTENTION ATTENTION transport Motorcycle tips to the side Pinching of components. Protect all component surfaces when raising.

• Page 95
  Fasten rear straps on both sides to the passenger foot- pegs and then tighten them. Tension all straps evenly; the motorcycle should be pulled down against its springs with the suspension compressed as much as possible.

• Page 97: On The Racetrack

  On the racetrack Display for racing mode … . . 96 Shift pattern reversal ….136 LAPTIMER .

• Page 98: Display For Racing Mode

  Display for racing mode Multifunction display Current angle of inclination during cornering Direction for angle of incli- nation \ = left | = vertical / = right Maximum angle of inclina- tion for left and right Factory setting for BANK DISP ( 119) ABS control intervention…

• Page 99
  DTC torque reduction with Dynamic Traction Control (DTC) Factory setting for DTC DISP ( 119) DTC setting with Dynamic Traction Control (DTC) Adapt DTC ( 127)

• Page 100: Laptimer

  LAPTIMER LAP TIMER The fastest of the stored laps, marked with «BESTLAP». The display in these lines Multifunction display can be switched over. The all-time best lap time, without a marking. Individualize LAPTIMER 100). The running time of the current lap.

• Page 101
  Overview of LAP TIMER — Solid line: briefly press button. ‑ ‑ Dotted line: press and hold button. Odometer Standard display Select displays in multi- function display ( 46). Individualize LAPTIMER 100). Start time recording 100). Interrupt/continue time en- try ( 101)
• Page 102
  Individualizing LAPTIMER LAPTIMER display structure When driving over Start/Finish 121) line, press button 1 again to start recording for next race Starting time recording lap. The data of the preceding race The LAPTIMER is opened. lap will be saved. 2 restarts at 00:00:00 If the display mode is exited during a recording, then the…
• Page 103
  Interrupting time entry The infrared receiver available as an optional accessory must Time recording is running. be connected to the connector for optional accessories under the right-hand fairing side panel 138). In the SETUP RACETRACK, the LAPTIMER trigger mode must be set to LAPTM TRIG AUTO or LAPTM TRIG EX- Press and hold TRIP 1 to stop TERN (…
• Page 104
  have been deleted from the better than that of the previous RACE INFO fastest lap then a new fastest lap can be anticipated. The «fastest is displayed. lap» light 1 lights up. Fastest lap expected This function must be activated SETUP RACETRACK in the menu (…

• Page 105: Race Info

  RACE INFO RACE INFO Part 1 — Solid line: briefly press button. ‑ ‑ Dotted line: press and hold button. Delete all-time best lap. Information on the current best lap. Three displays in alterna- tion. Information on each race lap ( 106) Deleting currently best lap.

• Page 106
  RACE INFO Part 2 — Solid line: briefly press button. ‑ ‑ Dotted line: press and hold button. Information on lap 01. Select saved lap ( 105). Information on each race lap ( 106) Delete lap ( 108). Information on lap 02. Total of all lap times and lap distances.
• Page 107
  Selecting saved lap they are displayed in the reverse order: RACE INFO is displayed. BEST- All-time best lap time EVER BEST Best stored lap time LAST Last stored lap time LAP 01 All other stored laps … LAP 60 The totals of all saved lap times and lap distances TOTAL Delete the stored data…
• Page 108
  Information on each race In alternation for the in- dicted lap: Top speed (max) Average speed (Ø) Minimum speed (min) Maximum angle of incli- nation for left and right of indicated lap Race lap to which dis- played data refer Lap time of displayed race In alternation for the in- dicted lap:…
• Page 109
  ABS control intervention: «ABS» displayed = lap with ABS control intervention «ABS» hidden = lap with- out ABS control interven- tion Maximum deceleration in the indicated lap Maximum DTC torque re- duction in the indicated lap 10 DTC setting in the indi- cated lap 11 Riding mode in the indi- cated lap…
• Page 110
  BEST-EVER Clearing recording recording that has already been is deleted: —:—:— deleted. RACE INFO is displayed. All recordings have now been Deleting lap deleted. RACE INFO EXIT is dis- RACE INFO is displayed. played. All-time best lap BEST- The all-time best lap ( EVER ) is the fastest of all recorded racing laps and is…
• Page 111
  BEST Exiting RACE INFO Activating standard : The lap that previously had been the second best lap display is adopted as the new best lap. LAST : The lap that previously had been the second-to-the- last lap is adopted as the new last lap.
• Page 112
  LIMIT Pressing and holding TRIP 1 switches the speed warn- LIMIT OFF ing off ( is displayed.

• Page 113: Setup Menu

  SETUP MENU Overview SETUP MENU — Solid line: briefly press button. ‑ ‑ Dotted line: press and hold button. Select submenu ( 113) Display submenu with Dynamic Damping Control (DDC) SETUP DDC-SYS 113) Set parameter ( 115) Display submenu SETUP EQUIPMENT 113) Display submenu SETUP RACETRACK…

• Page 114
  Display submenu Only with USER riding mode active with Pro riding modes SETUP USER-MODE 115) Reset all parameters FAC- TORY RESET Exit SETUP MENÜ Exit settings ( 116)
• Page 115
  Selecting submenu Briefly press TRIP 1 or SET 2 With spring travel sensor for repeatedly until desired sub- front forks: Front rebound- FRONT REB menu is displayed. stage damping Press and hold SET 2 to open With spring travel sensor for desired submenu.
• Page 116
  UNIT CLOCK 24 or leave deactivated Switch the display for the cur- DWA AUTO OFF UNIT CLOCK 12 rent and maximum delay on BRAKE DISP ON or off Set time display SETUP RACETRACK BRAKE DISP OFF CLOCK TIME Set brightness Submenu for switching over SETUP RACETRACK DISP BRIGHT…
• Page 117
  TRIG EXTERN Display duration for : Operation Dynamic traction control for DTC RAIN last stopped lap time only via infrared receiver. wet roads LAPTM HOLD with Pro riding modes Sport mode for Dy- Anti-rebound time (waiting namic Damping Control Adjust the speed for the pit DDC SPORT time until new lap can be PIT LIMIT ……
• Page 118
  Exiting settings Repeatedly press TRIP 1 or SETUP MENU SET 2 until EXIT is displayed. Press and hold SET 2 to exit SETUP MENU SETUP MENU ENTER indicated. Press and hold SET 2 until dis- played parameter begins to Press and hold TRIP 1 flash.

• Page 119: Setup Ddc-Sys

  -7 … +7 Reading display range Factory setting: 0 -7 (soft) … +7 (stiff) Factory setting: 0 NOTICE The spring travel sensor required for the separate adjustment of the rebound and compression stage is not offered by BMW Motorrad. It is available…

• Page 120: Setup Equipment

  Further SETUP EQUIPMENT Speed warning information can be requested Display brightness under «hp-race-support@bmw- motorrad.com». Leveling sensor calibration LIMIT The speed is set in the display. If the riding speed Five different intensities are avail- SPEED! exceeds this limit,…

• Page 121
  Light error Lean angle Dynamic Traction Control with Dynamic Traction Control (DTC) If the turn indicators are removed Adjustment of the display for an- or the license plate carrier is de- gle of inclination: angle of incli- tached for track use, the vehicle’s nation, direction for angle of incli- Adjustment of the displays for electronic monitoring system will…

• Page 122: Setup Racetrack

  Deceleration SETUP RACETRACK Switch-off speed of shifting flasher Switch-on speed of shifting flasher Adjustment of the displays for deceleration: Current and max- Adjustment of the switch-off imum deceleration in m⁄s², and speed for the shiftpoint light. Adjustment of the switch-on ABS intervention.

• Page 123
  Brightness of shifting Flashing frequency of When 8 is selected, the shift- point light and the speed warn- flasher shiftpoint light ing flash rapidly. LAPTIMER display structure The LAPTIMER display struc- ture can be selected from six ver- sions. Adjustment of shifting flasher Adjustment of the flashing fre- brightness as a percentage of quency of the shiftpoint light and…
• Page 124
  Version 2 Version 3 Version 4 The required time of the previous The required time of the previous Running time of the current lap lap is shown in the third line and lap is shown in the third line and is shown in the third line and the the running time of the current the best lap time of the stored…
• Page 125
  Display duration for last stopped time Version 5 Version 6 The funning time of the cur- The third line remains empty and rent lap is shown in the third line the running time of the current Adjustment of the display dura- and the all-time best lap time lap is shown in the fourth line.
• Page 126
  Minimum lap time Reading display range Fastest lap 0, 10, 30, 45, 60, CUSTOM Factory setting: 10 When determining the lap times, The «fastest lap expected» func- the time can be set which must tion ( 102) is activated or de- elapse after the first received sig- activated.

• Page 127: Setup User-Mode

  Speed limiter for pit lane SETUP USER-MODE with Pro riding modes The various possibilities for start- ing time recording are set. Reading display range Adjustment of the maximum Adjustment of antilock brake sys- AUTO, EXTERN, MANUAL speed (±100) of the engine when USER-MODE tem ABS in Factory setting: AUTO…

• Page 128
  ENGINE ENGINE Adjustment of the Dynamic Trac- Adjustment of the Dynamic Adjustment of the USER- tion Control in the Damping Control in the throttle response in the USER- MODE USER-MODE MODE. Reading display range Reading display range Reading display range RAIN, SPORT, RACE, SLICK SPORT, RACE, SLICK RAIN, RACE, SLICK…

• Page 129: Dtc

  Briefly press button 2 (-) to de- NOTICE crease value 3. with Dynamic Traction Control The set value 3 is shown in The DTC can also be adjusted (DTC) the multifunction display and is while riding. between DTC setting +1 … +7 : Reduction of slip The permissible slip on the rear at rear wheel by a maximum…

• Page 130: Start Of Race

  BMW Motorrad rec- that, for example, the maximum The number of subsequent starts ommends switching off the DTC propulsion on level ground is set with Launch Control is limited for temporarily. with the front wheel slightly lifting clutch protection. The number Note that the rear wheel will spin off.

• Page 131
  Start with Launch Control possi- Clutch cool-down time ble. Perform start as described be- low. Approx. 20 min (With the en- gine switched off) Perform start as usual, open throttle grip at least to such an extent that speed limiting is reached.

• Page 132: Speed Limiter For Pit Lane

  Speed limiter for pit Hold down starter button 1. Speed for deactivation Twist throttle grip open until lane of speed governing for PIT LIMIT … is reached. launch control with Pro riding modes The engine speed is limited Approx. 43 mph (Approx. with ignition interruption.

• Page 133: Mirror Removal And Installation

  Remove nuts 1 on left and rier right and take off mirror. Use the HP Race Cover Kit from Thread-locking compound: BMW Motorrad to cover the ex- mechanical posed screw sockets and secure the mounting attachment. 6 lb/ft (8 Nm)

• Page 134: Removing And Installing License-Plate Carrier

  Removing and installing SETUP EQUIPMENT in the submenu. license-plate carrier Thread out connector 1 with Remove license-plate cable through lower rear sec- carrier tion 2. ATTENTION with anti-theft alarm system (DWA) Removing the number plate carrier. Remove cable tie (arrow) Expiry of operating license for and separate connector 1 for public roads.

• Page 135
  SETUP EQUIPMENT in the DWA AUTO submenu with the function. Remove screw 4. Remove anti-theft alarm system 2 while unhooking at bracket 3. Remove screws 4 with wash- Position license-plate carrier 2 ers 3. and thread in wiring harness 1. Take off license-plate car- Install screws 4 with wash- rier 2 and thread out wiring…

• Page 136: Front Turn Indicator

  with anti-theft alarm system Connect connector 1, position (DWA) and fasten cable tie (arrow). NOTICE If the light defect warning message for racetrack use is suppressed in the display, this SETUP must be activated in the EQUIPMENT submenu SETUP EQIP: Insert anti-theft alarm system 2 under the WARN LAMP ON…

• Page 137
  also apply logically for the left side. Remove fairing side panel 183). Remove screw 1 and take off Fasten fairing side panel in turn indicator 2. grommet 3 and detent pin 4. Guide cable through fairing Install screws 2. side panel. Detach cable 3 from bracket 4.

• Page 138: Shift Pattern Reversal

  Installing front turn signal Guide cable through fairing Installing fairing side panel side panel. 184). Shift pattern reversal Shift pattern for racing mode For the racing mode, the shift pattern can be reversed by mod- ifying the gear-shift rod. Shift pattern reversal means that the Remove the screw 1 on the gearshift lever must be actuated…

• Page 139
  with Pro shift assistant Clean thread 1. Insert screw through ball joint and washer and install in thread Slide protective cap 2 onto Clean thread 1. for shift pattern reversal. gear-shift rod 4. Slide protective cap 2 onto Remove screw 3. gear-shift rod 4.

• Page 140: Connector For Optional Acces

  Connector for optional Under right-hand fairing side panel accessories Equipment The vehicle is equipped with the following connectors for special and racing accessories: Infrared receiver Spring travel sensor Optional accessory Insert screw through ball joint HP Race Data Logger and washer and install in thread for shift pattern reversal.

• Page 141
  Under left-hand fairing side panel Connector for DWA and Connector for DWA and HP Race data logger HP Race data logger Terminating resistor Optional accessories (con- nector with power supply + Under passenger seat Mounting special and LIN; e.g. as for navigation racing accessories without anti-theft alarm system system)

• Page 142: Sories

  Unlock protective cap or ter- Remount cover cap or termi- minating resistor and pull off nating resistor after removing connector. connector. Mount special or racing acces- Remount cover cap or termi- sories. nating resistor after removing connector. NOTICE Installing fairing side panel 184).

• Page 143: Technology In De

  Technology in detail Anti-Lock Brake System … 142 Dynamic Damping Control ..144 Traction Control ….145 Riding mode .

• Page 144: Anti-Lock Brake System

  If the maximum transferable brak- tact to the road. At this point in ing force is exceeded when the Spinning the rear wheel with time, the BMW Motorrad Integral rider increases the brake pres- the front brake applied (Burn ABS must assume extremely low…

• Page 145
  Under these circumstances the completed before the error will rear wheel can lift off the ground, be displayed. BMW Motorrad Race ABS and the outcome can be a high- Apart from problems on the noticeable to the rider? siding situation in which the mo-…

• Page 146: Dynamic Damping Control

  «harder» direction. On the rear wheel, momentum take over and even WARNING BMW Motorrad Race ABS is un- compression stage and rebound Failure to have maintenance able to counteract their effects. stage can be separately adjusted.

• Page 147: Traction Control

  Special situations Under the following unusual rid- is suitable for improving lap As lean angles increase, accel- ing conditions, BMW Motorrad times on the racetrack. eration potential is also progres- Traction Control may be deacti- sively restricted by the laws of Traction Control compares the vated automatically.

• Page 148: Riding Mode

  6 mph (min 10 km/h) by inserting the coding plug driving state. This case cannot on motorcycles with power be controlled by BMW Motorrad If the front wheel loses con- reduction. DTC. tact with the ground under ex-…

• Page 149
  The overrun cutoff is activated. Accident hazard. Expiry of oper- SLICK BMW Motorrad. The ating license for public roads. USER riding modes are Do not use the coding plug on The ASC system intervenes…
• Page 150
  Launch Control (L-CON) is de- SPORT mode so that minor drifts are activated. possible at the ends of curves. Throttle response The front wheel lift-off detec- The maximum torque is pro- tion is switched on and offers vided. The ABS system always inter- maximum support.
• Page 151
  The ABS system intervenes later in this riding mode. The Damping adjustment: Road = The ASC system intervenes wheels are still prevented from comfortable damping early enough to always prevent locking up, however the lift-off the rear wheel from spinning if Fine adjustment of damping is detection for the rear wheel is possible.
• Page 152
  also permitted, which means found only on racetracks. This lier than in the SPORT riding mode also assumes that the mo- it is possible to flip over back- mode. torcycle is riding with racing tires ward in extreme cases! ABS for rear wheel is deac- that have very good adhesion.
• Page 153
  Throttle response (ENGINE) gine speed limitation is effec- tive. RAIN SPORT RACE RACE ABS off SLICK SLICK Support by the ABS function is The following torque curves deactivated. apply for motorcycles with No support for integral pres- SPORT power reduction and mounted sure buildup when only the RACE coding plug: RACE/SLICK set-…

• Page 154: Pro Gear Shift Assistant

  Motorcycle must be stopped Shifting times are faster than Your motorcycle is equipped with with the ignition switched on when the clutch is used to a Gear Shift Assistant originally change gears. developed for racing but now or (during riding) specially adapted for use in pub- Throttle grip must be twisted For the system to detect the rid-…

• Page 155
  Changing the accelerator twist- Idle speed grip position during the gear- shift sequence may cause the function to abort and/or the gear 1250 min (Engine at operat- change to fail. No support is pro- ing temperature) vided by the Gear Shift Assistant during gear changes made using the clutch.

• Page 157: Maintenance

  Maintenance General instructions ….156 Fuses ……188 Onboard tool kit .

• Page 158: General Instructions

  Reversible screwdriver in- Adjusting spring preload you can obtain from your autho- sert at rear wheel ( 71). rized BMW Motorrad retailer. Phillips PH1 and Torx T25 Reversible screwdriver with Removing and installing Special tools and thorough spe- Phillips and straight blade body panels.

• Page 159: Front Wheel Stand

  74). without Dynamic Damp- ATTENTION ing Control (DDC) Adjusting compression Use of the BMW Motorrad damping (jounce) at rear front wheel stand without an wheel ( 74). additional center or auxiliary Spare fuses with gripper Use basic stand (83 30 0 402 stand.

• Page 160: Rear-Wheel Stand

  Rear-wheel stand adapter inserted into the front suspension. Mounting rear-wheel Adjust the height of the aux- stands iliary stand so that the front wheel is lifted slightly off the ground. Insert the service adapter (83 30 2 152 840) 1 at the left and right into the front suspension.

• Page 161: Engine Oil

  Install the service adapter (83 Turn in the bracket 2 with the Attach the rear wheel stand to 30 2 152 841) 1 on the left long sides facing the outside. the rear wheel swing arm and and right into the rear wheel press it on the ground evenly.

• Page 162: Topping Up Engine Oil

  Have oil level corrected at an authorized service facility, between MIN- and MAX mark preferably an authorized BMW Motorrad retailer. Engine oil, capacity Topping up engine oil SAE 5W-40, API SL/ Park motorcycle, ensuring that JASO MA2, Additives (for…

• Page 163: Brake System

  Add engine oil up to specified From rear looking at brake Have the brakes checked at an level. pads 1. authorized workshop, preferably Check engine oil level ( 159). an authorized BMW Motorrad Install cap of oil fill location 1. retailer.

• Page 164
  Use of unsuitable brake BMW Motorrad retailer. pads. Failure of the brake system due If genuine BMW Motorrad to loss of the brake pads. brake pads are not installed, Only use brake pads with a be sure to check thickness of…
• Page 165
  Have the brake pads replaced at an authorized service facil- ity, preferably an authorized BMW Motorrad retailer. Checking front brake fluid level Conduct a visual inspection of Rear brake-pad wear the brake pad thickness. Direc-…
• Page 166
  Check brake fluid level regularly. Have the defect corrected as soon as possible by an autho- rized workshop, preferably an authorized BMW Motorrad re- Read off brake fluid level at tailer. Front brake fluid level brake-fluid reservoir 1. Checking rear brake fluid…

• Page 167: Clutch

  Check brake fluid level regularly. Have the defect corrected as soon as possible by an autho- rized workshop, preferably an authorized BMW Motorrad re- Check level of brake fluid in tailer. Rear brake fluid level rear brake-fluid reservoir 1. Clutch…

• Page 168: Coolant

  Checking clutch lever play Adjusting clutch lever Coolant play Checking coolant level Make sure ground is level and firm and park motorcycle. Operate clutch lever 1 until resistance is felt. To increase clutch play: turn Measure clutch play A be- the screw 2 into handlebar fit- tween handlebar fitting and ting.

• Page 169: Tires

  Poorer handling characteristic of the motorcycle. Reduced life of tires. Ensure proper tire inflation pressure. WARNING Valve inserts open of their own accord at high speeds. Open cap 1 of expansion tank. Sudden loss of tire inflation pres- Coolant, specified level Add coolant up to specified sure.

• Page 170: Wheel Rims And Tires

  Make sure ground is level and Correct tire pressure. For every size of tire, firm and park motorcycle. BMW Motorrad has tested and Wheel rims and tires Measure tire tread depth in approved certain makes as main tread grooves with wear roadworthy.

• Page 171: Removing Front Wheel

  BMW Motorrad retailer. In some cases the data stored in the…

• Page 172: Installing Front Wheel

  BMW Motorrad front wheel stand for lifting the motorcycle. removed. Installing the auxiliary stand on Loosen clamping screws 2. the front wheel ( 157). Remove quick-release axle 1 while supporting wheel. Roll front wheel forward to re- move it.

• Page 173
  Always have the tightening torques checked by a spe- Lift front wheel and install cialized workshop, preferably Clamping screw in axle quick-release axle 1 with an authorized BMW Motorrad adapter retailer. torque. Tightening sequence: Tighten Quick-release axle in ATTENTION…
• Page 174
  Removing rear wheel and position cable guide 2. bore and fasten with screw 1. Install screws 3 with specified Raise motorcycle, preferably torque. with a BMW Motorrad rear- wheel stand. Radial brake calipers on Mounting rear-wheel stands the axle adapter 158).
• Page 175
  Loosen lock nuts 2 on left and right. Loosen adjusting screws 3 on left and right. Remove adjusting plate 4 and slide axle as far as possible to- ward inside. Press brake caliper 1 against Roll rear wheel as far forward brake disk 2.
• Page 176
  200 ⁄ 55 ZR 17 or vice versa, the parameters of the control systems must be encoded by a BMW authorized workshop, preferably by a BMW Motorrad Roll rear wheel toward rear retailer. out of swing arm while pulling brake caliper carrier 1 toward…
• Page 177
  Mount brake caliper carrier 1 in Roll rear wheel further into Roll rear wheel as far forward guide 2. swing arm while simultaneously as possible and lay chain 1 on pushing brake caliper carrier 1 sprocket. toward the front. Make sure that the wheel speed sensor 1 is not Insert right-hand adjusting damaged when rolling the rear…

• Page 178: Light Sources

  through the shim in the brake- Park motorcycle, ensuring that caliper support and the rear support surface is firm and wheel. level. Make sure that quick-release Switch off ignition. axle meets the recess for key surfaces. Fasten brake line in holder 2 and install screw 1.

• Page 179
  circumstances the high levels of heat radiation can damage the headlight assembly. Bulbs for low-beam headlight H7 / 12 V / 55 W Bulb for high-beam Remove the cover 2 to replace Release wire spring 4 from headlight the light source for the high- catch on left and right and fold H7 / 12 V / 55 W beam headlight.
• Page 180
  Install cover. Replacing light source for left-hand parking light Park motorcycle, ensuring that support surface is firm and level. Switch off ignition. Install light source 5. Start by Push the retainer 2 downward inserting lug 6, then press light (using a screwdriver if nec- source into socket.
• Page 181
  Replacing defective light source. Bulb for parking light W5W / 12 V / 5 W To prevent dirt from being de- posited on the glass surface, always use a clean, dry cloth to Insert socket 3 in the head- Remove cover 1. hold the light source.
• Page 182
  Install the cover. Replacing front and rear turn indicator light sources Park motorcycle, ensuring that support surface is firm and level. Switch off ignition. Remove light source 4 from Insert light source 4 in light the socket. source socket. Replacing defective light source.
• Page 183
  Replace defective light source. Bulbs for flashing turn indicators, front RY10W / 12 V / 10 W Bulbs for flashing turn indicators, rear RY10W / 12 V / 10 W Pull glass on screw connection Install the light source 2 in the To prevent dirt from being de- side out of mirror housing.
• Page 184
  Pull license-plate light 1 out of Diode taillight light housing. If the taillight LEDs have failed, the taillight must be replaced. In this case: Contact an authorized service facility, preferably an authorized BMW Motorrad retailer. Press light source into socket. Remove light source from socket.

• Page 185: Fairings And Panels

  Press license-plate light 1 into Remove screw 1 on inside of Disconnect connector 5 for light housing. fairing side panel. turn indicator. Take off fairing side panel. Fairings and panels Protect connector on motorcy- cle 6 against soiling. Remove fairing side panel NOTICE The working steps described here for the right fairing side…

• Page 186: Jump-Starting

  Jump-starting Installing fairing side panel CAUTION Touching live parts of the ig- nition system when the en- gine is running. Electrocution Do not touch parts of the igni- tion system when the engine is Fasten fairing side panel in running. grommet 3 and detent pin 4.

• Page 187: Battery

  Battery the other end to the positive Danger of short circuit terminal of the donor battery. Use jump leads fitted with fully Maintenance instructions insulated crocodile clips at both Then clamp one end of the Correct upkeep, recharging and black jumper cable to the ends.

• Page 188
  Removing rider`s seat ( 63). (DWA) NOTICE BMW Motorrad has developed a trickle-charger specially designed for compatibility with the elec- tronics of your motorcycle. Using this charger, you can keep the battery charged during long pe-…
• Page 189
  Then remove positive battery with anti-theft alarm system Once battery is fully charged, cable 2. (DWA) disconnect charger’s terminal clips from battery terminals. Connect battery to vehicle NOTICE In the case of longer periods when the motorcycle is not be- ing used, the battery must be recharged regularly.

• Page 190: Fuses

  Park motorcycle, ensuring that box 1. cility, preferably an authorized support surface is firm and To replace main fuse, remove BMW Motorrad retailer, for set- level. cover 2. ting of the date. Remove passenger seat Pull defective fuse upward out 62).

• Page 191: Chain

  To extend and maximize Close fuse cover. the chain’s service life Locking device audibly en- BMW Motorrad recommends gages. Using a screwdriver, push the using BMW Motorrad chain Install the passenger seat chain in the middle between lubricant or: 62).

• Page 192: Adjusting Chain Tension

  the pinion and sprocket and Locknut of drive-chain measure the difference A. tensioning screw Chain sag 14 lb/ft (19 Nm) Tighten quick-release axle 1.8…2 in (45…50 mm) (Motor- nut 1 to specified torque. cycle unloaded on side stand) Rear-wheel quick-release If the measured value is outside axle in swinging arm the approved tolerance:…

• Page 193
  Permissible chain length max 5.7 in (max 144.30 mm) (Measured over the center of 10 rivets, chain tensioned) If the chain has reached the max- imum approved length: Contact an authorized service facility, preferably an authorized BMW Motorrad retailer.

• Page 195: Accessories

  Accessories General instructions ….194…

• Page 196: General Instructions

  Safety risk proved by BMW for this purpose. use regulations of your country. BMW Motorrad cannot exam- Your authorized BMW Motorrad ine or test each product of out-…

• Page 197: Care

  Care Care products ….. 196 Washing your motorcycle ..196 Cleaning sensitive motorcycle parts .

• Page 198: Care Products

  BMW Motorrad recommends Brake early until the brake ro- care products available at your that you use BMW Insect Re- tors and brake pads are dry. authorized BMW Motorrad mover to soften and wash off retailer.

• Page 199: Cleaning Sensitive Motorcycle

  Damage to plastic surfaces. ATTENTION salt, carefully clean chrome parts Do not use abrasive cleaners or with plenty of water and BMW Use of silicone sprays for cleaners containing alcohol or auto shampoo. Use chrome pol- care of rubber seals.

• Page 200: Store Motorcycle

  Store motorcycle with high air pollution or natural BMW Motorrad recommends Clean motorcycle. sources of dirt, e.g. tree resin or that you apply BMW Car Wax or pollen. Completely fill the motorcycle’s another wax containing carnauba However, remove particularly ag- fuel tank.

• Page 201: Technical Data

  Technical data Troubleshooting chart … . . 200 Performance data ….214 Threaded fasteners ….201 Fuel.

• Page 202: Troubleshooting Chart

  Troubleshooting chart Engine does not start at all or is very difficult to start. Possible cause Remedy Side stand extended and gear engaged Retract side stand. Gear engaged and clutch not disengaged Place transmission in neutral or disengage clutch. No fuel in tank Refueling ( 90).

• Page 203: Threaded Fasteners

  Threaded fasteners Front wheel Value Valid Quick-release axle in threaded bush M24 x 1.5 37 lb/ft (50 Nm) Clamping screw in axle adapter M8 x 35 Tighten the screws 6 times, alternating between one and the other each time 14 lb/ft (19 Nm) Radial brake calipers on the axle adapter M10 x 65…

• Page 204
  Rear wheel Value Valid Swinging-arm adapter on rear wheel swinging arm M8 x 30 15 lb/ft (20 Nm) Screw on adjustment ring M5 x 25 2 lb/ft (3 Nm) without Dynamic Damping Control (DDC) Spring strut on main frame M10 x 65 — 10.9 41 lb/ft (56 Nm) Mirrors Value…
• Page 205
  Shift rod on gearshift lever Value Valid Shift rod on gearshift lever M6 x 20 6 lb/ft (8 Nm) Micro-encapsulated or medium- strength screw lock…

• Page 206: Fuel

  Fuel Recommended fuel quality Premium grade unleaded fuel (max. 10 % ethanol, E10) 91 AKI (98 ROZ/RON) 91 AKI Alternative fuel quality Super unleaded (minor restrictions with regard to power and fuel consumption) (max. 10 % ethanol, E10) 89 AKI (95 ROZ/RON) 89 AKI Usable fuel quantity Approx.

• Page 207: Engine Oil

  Additives (for instance, molybdenum- based substances) are prohibited, because they would attack the coatings on engine components, BMW Motorrad recommends BMW Motorrad ADVANTEC Ultimate Oil Engine oil, quantity for topping up max 0.8 quarts (max 0.8 l), Difference between MIN and MAX…

• Page 208: Engine

  Engine Engine design Water/oil-cooled 4-cylinder four-cycle in-line en- gine with four valves per cylinders and two over- head cams Displacement 999 cc (999 cm Cylinder bore 3.1 in (80 mm) Piston stroke 2 in (49.7 mm) Compression ratio 13:1 Rated output 199 hp (146 kW), at engine speed: 13500 min with power reduction 107 hp (79 kW), at engine speed: 7750 min…

• Page 209: Clutch

  Clutch Clutch design Multi-disk oil-bath clutch, slipper clutch Transmission Transmission design Claw-shifted 6-speed transmission integrated in engine housing Transmission gear ratios 1.652 (76:46 teeth), Primary gear ratio 2.647 (45:17 teeth), 1st gear 2.091 (46:22 teeth), 2nd gear 1.727 (38:22 teeth), 3rd gear 1.500 (33:22 teeth), 4th gear 1.360 (34:25 teeth), 5th gear 1.261 (29:23 teeth), 6th gear…

• Page 210: Rear-Wheel Drive

  Rear-wheel drive Type of final drive Chain drive Type of rear suspension Two-arm aluminum swinging arm Number of teeth of rear-wheel drive (Pinion/ 17:45 sprocket) Secondary gear ratio 2.647 Frame Frame design Aluminum composite bridge frame, load-sharing engine Location of type plate Frame at front right on steering head Location of the vehicle identification number Frame at front right on steering head…

• Page 211: Suspension

  Suspension Front wheel Type of front suspension Upside-down telescopic forks Spring travel, front 4.7 in (120 mm), on wheel Rear wheel Type of rear suspension Two-arm aluminum swinging arm Type of final drive Chain drive Spring travel, rear 4.7 in (120 mm), on wheel Brakes Type of front brake Hydraulic radially operated twin disc brake with 4-…

• Page 212: Wheels And Tires

  Wheels and tires Recommended tire combinations An overview of the current tire approvals is avail- able from your authorized BMW Motorrad retailer or on the Internet at bmw-motorrad.com. Speed category of front/rear tires W, minimum requirement: 168 mph (270 km/h)

• Page 213: Electrical System

  Tire inflation pressure Tire pressure, front 36.3 psi (2.5 bar), with tire cold Tire pressure, rear 42.1 psi (2.9 bar), with tire cold Electrical system Fuses Fuse 1 10 A, Instrument cluster Fuse 2 4 A, Cutoff relay, diagnosis plug, anti-theft alarm system Fuse 3 Not in use…

• Page 214
  Battery Battery design AGM (Absorptive Glass Mat) battery. Battery voltage 12 V Battery capacity 8 Ah with anti-theft alarm system (DWA) 10 Ah Spark plugs Spark plugs, manufacturer and designation NGK LMAR9D-J Electrode gap of spark plug 0.03 in (0.8 mm) Light sources Bulb for high-beam headlight H7 / 12 V / 55 W…

• Page 215: Dimensions

  Dimensions Motorcycle length 80.7 in (2050 mm), across splash guard Motorcycle height 44.9 in (1140 mm), across windshield at DIN un- laden weight Motorcycle width 32.5 in (826 mm), across mirrors Rider’s seat height 32.1 in (815 mm), without driver Rider’s inside-leg arc, heel to heel 71.1 in (1805 mm), without driver Weights…

• Page 216: Performance Data

  Performance data Top speed min 124 mph (min 200 km/h)

• Page 217: Service

  Service Reporting safety defects … 216 BMW Motorrad Service … . 217 BMW Motorrad Mobility Services ……217 Maintenance procedures .

• Page 218: Reporting Safety Defects

  National Highway Traffic Safety Ad- ministration (NHTSA) in addition to notifying BMW of North America, LLC. If NHTSA receives similar complaints, it may open an investigation, and if it finds that a safety defect exists in a group of vehicles, it may order a recall and remedy campaign.

• Page 219: Bmw Motorrad Service

  Services With its worldwide dealer net- work, BMW Motorrad can attend The BMW Motorrad Mobility Ser- To ensure that your BMW con- to you and your motorcycle in vices furnish you and your new sistently remains in optimal con- over 100 countries around the…

• Page 220
  700 mls before the en- tered values. BMW Service The specified service intervals BMW Service is carried out once apply to street operation. For a year. The scope of the ser- racing operation, adjust the inter- vices performed may be depen- vals in accordance with loading.

• Page 223: Maintenance Schedule

  Maintenance schedule BMW running-in check Standard BMW Service 222) Engine oil change with fil- Check valve clearance Checking the engine tim- Replace all spark plugs Replacing air filter Telescopic fork oil change Change the brake fluid in the entire system…

• Page 224: Standard Bmw Service

  Standard BMW Service Checking the tyre pressure and tread depth. The standard BMW Service in- Checking the side stands for cludes the following maintenance ease of movement. work: Lubricating the side stand. Performing the brief test using Checking the lighting and sig- the BMW Motorrad diagnosis nal system.

• Page 225: Confirmation Of Mainte

  Confirmation of maintenance work BMW Pre-Delivery BMW Running-in Check Check Conducted Conducted Odometer reading Next service at the latest or, if reached sooner, Odometer reading Stamp, Signature Stamp, Signature…

• Page 226
  BMW Service BMW Service BMW Service Conducted Conducted Conducted Odometer reading Odometer reading Odometer reading Next service Next service Next service at the latest at the latest at the latest or, if reached sooner, or, if reached sooner, or, if reached sooner,…
• Page 227
  BMW Service BMW Service BMW Service Conducted Conducted Conducted Odometer reading Odometer reading Odometer reading Next service Next service Next service at the latest at the latest at the latest or, if reached sooner, or, if reached sooner, or, if reached sooner,…
• Page 228
  BMW Service BMW Service BMW Service Conducted Conducted Conducted Odometer reading Odometer reading Odometer reading Next service Next service Next service at the latest at the latest at the latest or, if reached sooner, or, if reached sooner, or, if reached sooner,…
• Page 229
  BMW Service BMW Service BMW Service Conducted Conducted Conducted Odometer reading Odometer reading Odometer reading Next service Next service Next service at the latest at the latest at the latest or, if reached sooner, or, if reached sooner, or, if reached sooner,…

• Page 230: Confirmation Of Service

  Confirmation of service The table is intended as proof of maintenance and repair work, the installed optional accessories and any special campaign (recall) work carried out. Work carried out Odometer Date reading…

• Page 231
  Work carried out Odometer Date reading…

• Page 233: Appendix

  Appendix Certificate for Electronic Immobi- lizer ……. . 232…

• Page 234: Immobilizer

  FCC Approval This device complies with Any changes or modifi- Part 15 of the FCC rules. cations not expressly Ring aerial in the Operation is subject to the approved by the party ignition switch following two conditions: responsible for compliance (1) This device may not could void the user’s cause harmful inter-…

• Page 235
  Approbation de informations avec la clé de Toute modification contact via l’antenne qui n’aurait pas été la FCC annulaire. approuvée expressément Antenne annulaire Le présent dispositif est par l’organisme responsa- conforme à la partie 15 ble de l’homologation peut présente dans le des règles de la FCC.

• Page 236: Index

  Bulbs Abbreviations and symbols, 6 Battery Replace taillight, 182 Charging, 187 Replacing front and rear turn Control, 16 Connect to vehicle, 187 indicator light sources, 180 Operating, 50 Disconnect from vehicle, 186 Replacing high-beam headlight Self-diagnosis, 83 Installing, 188 light source, 176 Technology in detail, 142 Maintenance instructions, 185 Replacing light source for left-…

• Page 237
  Clutch Engine Adjusting play, 166 Adjusting, 75 Engine electronics warning Check play, 166 Technology in detail, 144 light, 29 Checking operation, 165 Dimensions Parking, 41 Technical Data, 213 Technical Data, 207 Starting, 82 Coding plug Technical Data, 206 Adjusting control, 127 Installing, 56 Warning light for engine Control, 16…
• Page 238
  Front wheel stand Heated handlebar grips Lap-Timer Mounting, 157 Control, 18 Clear recording, 108 Fuel Operating, 60 Refueling, 90 Deleting lap, 108 Helmet holder Technical data, 204 Display structure, 121 Position on vehicle, 19 Technical Data, 204 End time entry, 101 Securing helmet, 63 Fuel reserve Fastest lap expected, 102…
• Page 239
  Operating parking lights, 42 Multifunction display, 20 Onboard tool kit Control, 16 Parking lights, 42 Contents, 156 Display for racing mode, 96 Luggage Position on vehicle, 19 Exiting settings, 116 Loading information, 80 Overview of warning Luggage loops LAPTIMER Operating, 98 indicators, 25 Position on vehicle, 19 Overview, 23…
• Page 240
  Seats Steering damper Racetrack Installing, 61 Adjusting, 67 Display for racing mode, 95 Locking mechanism, 11, 13 Position on vehicle, 15 LAPTIMER Operating, 98 Removing, 61 Steering lock Race start with Launch Service, 217 Locking, 40 Control, 128 Reporting safety defects, 216 Suspension Speed limiter for pit lane, 130 Service display, 37…
• Page 241
  Standards, 7 Turn indicators Overheating, 29 Control, 16 Suspension, 209 Overview, 22 Operating, 43 Transmission, 207 Taillight and lights for parking Removing/installing, 134 lights defective, 31 Weights, 213 Type plate Weights Wheels and tires, 210 Position on vehicle, 15 Load capacity table, 11, 13 Tires Breaking in, 86 Technical Data, 213…
• Page 243
  Errors and omissions excepted. © 2015 Bayerische Motoren Werke Aktiengesellschaft 80788 Munich, Germany Reprints and duplication of this work, in whole or part, are pro- hibited without the express writ- ten approval of BMW Motorrad, Aftersales.
• Page 244
  36.3 psi (2.5 bar), with tire cold Tire pressure, rear 42.1 psi (2.9 bar), with tire cold You’ll find additional information on all aspects of your motorcycle at: bmw­motorrad.com BMW recommends *01418565387* Order No.: 01 41 8 565 387 08.2015, 2nd edition, 07…