Overview; Mojave Brown Metallic View; Capri Blue Metallic View; Equipment Levels - BMW R 1200 CL Service Manual

R 1200 CL
Introduction
Overview. Assembled at the Berlin plant
with its sister models, the R 1200 CL is yet
another milestone for BMW Motorcycles. It
takes its place in the line up of previously
introduced R 1200 C models including the
Classic introduced in 1997 , and the later
model variants including the R 1200 C
Montana, Euro, Stilleto and Phoenix, all of
which have laid the foundation for an
extremely successful series.
The name identifies the character of this
new R Series addition; R 1200 CL: Cruiser
and Luxury, comfort with everyday suitabili-
ty and a powerful appearance.
In addition to the Pearl Silver Metallic shown
on the previous page, color choices at time
of introduction also include:
Mojave Brown Metallic
Capri Blue Metallic
Technical Features in Detail
Equipment Levels. There are two ver-
sions; the base R 1200 CL and the higher
trim level R 1200 CLC (custom).
In addition to the Fully Integral ABS, other
upgrades are provided as standard equip-
ment on the base R 1200 CL including:
• cruise control,
• two-stage heated grips,
• chrome package,
• and prewiring for the factory stereo
radio/single disc CD player.
The R 1200 CLC is additionally equipped
with:
• stereo radio / single disc CD player
with handlebar mounted control,
• heated, comfort seat.
Accessories. Accessories are also avail-
able for both versions including:
• plug in Factory Alarm System,
• Comfort-Squab (separate backrest)
• Top Case Speakers
• Floorboard footrest for passenger
• Cup holder (like K 1200 LT)
• BC-V .O.I.C.E.
Board Communications - Voice
Operated Intercom Communication Equipment.
• CB Radio and antenna
• Luggage soft bag inserts for side cases
• Cylinder head engine protection bars
• Side case protection bars
Image.The distinctive fairing silhouette with
the four headlights and innovative body-
work design integrated standard top and
side case storage concept tempt you to get
on and ride. The riding position, designed
for good handling, provides direct contact
with the motorcycle thanks to the wide han-
dlebars and low, comfortable seat.
A standard seat height of 745 mm (29.3")
has been designed intentionally low for all
riders in order to ensure easy control over
the motorcycle when in standing position.
3