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Page 1 Maintenance Instructions (US Model) R 1150 GS R 1150 GS Adventure BMW Motorrad BMW Motorrad BMW Motorrad BMW Motorrad BMW Motorrad BMW Motorrad BMW Motorrad BMW Motorrad BMW Motorrad BMW Motorrad BMW Motorrad BMW Motorrad BMW Motorrad BMW Motorrad On-board...
Page 2: Important Notes
Important notes This symbol stands for pre- cautions and measures which are essential in order to pro- tect the rider or other persons from possibly severe or fatal injury. Instructions and precautions specifically intended to prevent damage to the motorcycle. Failure to comply with them could invalidate the warranty.
Page 3 Important: and will gladly advise and assist BMW refuses to accept liability you. for damage or consequential damage due to repairs or Best wishes, service work performed by other than BMW-authorized BMW Motorrad workshops.
Page 4: Important Safety Information
Important safety information Note, however, that BMW is unable to accept liability for spare parts and accessories which it has not approved. BMW cannot assess every single product of outside origin in order to decide whether it can be used on or with a BMW vehicle without constituting a safety risk.
Page 5: Maintenance Work
Maintenance work Maintenance work is divided up into Service, Inspection and Annual Service. BMW Inspection 600 miles/1,000 km BMW Break-in Check after the first 600 miles (1,000 km). BMW Service After the first 6,000 miles (10,000 km) and every further 12,000 miles (20,000 km) (18,000 miles, 30,000 miles, 42,000 miles…)
Page 6: Maintenance Schedule
Maintenance schedule Read the fault code memory with the BMW diagnosis system (BMW Integral ABS) Perform bleed test with BMW diagnosis system Change the engine oil while at regular oper- ating temperature and replace the oil filter Change the oil in the transmission while at regular operating temperature Change the oil in the rear wheel drive while at regular operating temperature...
Page 7 Maintenance schedule (BMW Integral ABS) Perform bleed test with BMW diagnosis system Check clutch fluid level Change clutch fluid Check tightness of rear wheel studs Check rear wheel bearing play Check swinging arm bearings (freedom from play), adjust if necessary* Check operation of side stand switch Grease the side stand pivot Retention poly-V-belt...
Page 8 Maintenance schedule Final inspection with road safety and functional check: – Condition of tires and wheels – Tyre pressure – Lights and signals – Telltale and warning lights – Instruments – Clutch, gear shift – Handbrake, foot brake, steering – Optional extras, as fitted –...
Page 9: Service Record
Service Record BMW Service Pre-delivery Check 6,000 miles (10,000 km) Performed in accordance with manufacturer’s instructions Performed in accordance with manufacturer’s instructions at mileage at mileage Date, stamp, signature Date, stamp, signature BMW Inspection BMW Inspection 600 miles 12,000 miles (1,000 km) (20,000 km) Performed in accordance with...
Page 10 Service Record BMW Service BMW Service 18,000 miles 30,000 miles (30,000 km) (50,000 km) Performed in accordance with Performed in accordance with manufacturer’s instructions manufacturer’s instructions at mileage at mileage Date, stamp, signature Date, stamp, signature BMW Inspection BMW Inspection 24,000 miles 36,000 miles (40,000 km)
Page 11 Service Record BMW Service BMW Service 42,000 miles 54,000 miles (70,000 km) (90,000 km) Performed in accordance with Performed in accordance with manufacturer’s instructions manufacturer’s instructions at mileage at mileage Date, stamp, signature Date, stamp, signature BMW Inspection BMW Inspection 48,000 miles 60,000 miles (80,000 km)
Page 12 Service Record BMW Service BMW Service 66,000 miles 78,000 miles (110,000 km) (130,000 km) Performed in accordance with Performed in accordance with manufacturer’s instructions manufacturer’s instructions at mileage at mileage Date, stamp, signature Date, stamp, signature BMW Inspection BMW Inspection 72,000 miles 84,000 miles (120,000 km)
Page 13 Service Record Annual Service Annual Service Performed in accordance with Performed in accordance with manufacturer’s instructions manufacturer’s instructions Brake fluid changed: Brake fluid changed: Clutch fluid changed: Clutch fluid changed: Date, stamp, signature Date, stamp, signature Annual Service Annual Service Performed in accordance with Performed in accordance with manufacturer’s instructions...
Page 14 Service Record Annual Service Annual Service Performed in accordance with Performed in accordance with manufacturer’s instructions manufacturer’s instructions Brake fluid changed: Brake fluid changed: Clutch fluid changed: Clutch fluid changed: Date, stamp, signature Date, stamp, signature Annual Service Annual Service Performed in accordance with Performed in accordance with manufacturer’s instructions...
Page 15 Supplementary Service Record Record of all work carried out in workshop Items Mileage Date The list is used to record service, maintenance, repairs (both under and outside of warranty) as well as installation of options and accessories. It is also intended to confirm that special cam- paign work has been carried out, or for other reasons.
Page 16 Supplementary Service Record Record of all work carried out in workshop Items Mileage Date The list is used to record service, maintenance, repairs (both under and outside of warranty) as well as installation of options and accessories. It is also intended to confirm that special cam- paign work has been carried out, or for other reasons.
Page 17 Supplementary Service Record Odometer replaced Odometer replaced Entry based on indicated instead Entry based on indicated instead of cumulative mileage! of cumulative mileage! at mileage at mileage Date, stamp, signature Date, stamp, signature Odometer replaced Odometer replaced Entry based on indicated instead Entry based on indicated instead of cumulative mileage! of cumulative mileage!
Page 18: General Instructions
General instructions Your motorcycle is equipped with Digital Motor Electronic (MOTRONIC) engine manage- ment, and a high-power ignition system. If you intend to perform the maintenance and general care work described in the following When the engine is running or section yourself, you must pos- the ignition is switched on, do sess the necessary knowledge...
Page 19 General instructions Your authorized BMW motorcy- cle retailer possesses the nec- essary technical know-how and employs company-trained staff. They can guarantee that your motorcycle is always main- tained in a fault-free technical condition. Remember: the safety and reli- ability of your motorcycle are the most important consider- ations.
Page 20 Genuine BMW parts are identi- risk for the rider. cal with those fitted to your motorcycle as original equip- ment. BMW Motorrad refuses to Tampering with the MOTRONIC accept any liability whatsoever control unit invalidates the war- for other-make spare parts and ranty.
Page 21 Toolkit Contents 1 screwdriver, large, reversible Tubeless tire repair kit blade For repair procedure, please 1 double open-ended wrench refer to the accompanying Wrench size 0.39 x 0.51 in instructions (10 x 13 mm) 1 spark plug wrench 1 puller for spark plug caps 5 angled hex screwdrivers Do not repair tire damage Wrench size 0.12, 0.16, 0.20,...
Page 22: Troubleshooting Chart
Troubleshooting chart Malfunction: Engine does not start at all or is very difficult to start Possible cause Remedy Page Wrong ignition key Operate correctly Rider’s Manual position Kill switch on Operate correctly Rider’s Manual Side stand extended, Operate correctly Rider’s Manual gear selected Power supply inter- Blown fuse...
Page 23 Troubleshooting chart For more serious faults – and Mode detailed technical informa- those not detailed on pages tion is available in the following 16...66 – take your motorcycle publications: to a certified workshop, – BMW Repair Manual preferably an authorized –...
Page 24: Removing The Front Wheel
Removing the front wheel When removing, avoid damage to • Place the motorcycle on its brake pipes, brake discs, brake center stand, pads or the wheel rim (mask off – after making sure that the with tape if necessary). Do not ground is level and firm scratch the rim when forcing back •...
Page 25 Removing the front wheel Make sure that the motorcycle is standing firmly and cannot topple forwards or to either side. • Remove securing screws 1 for the left and right brake calipers • Push the brake pads back a little by lightly rocking the brake calipers Check the brake pads •...
Page 26 Removing the front wheel • Remove quick-release axle 1 • Remove speedometer drive 4 and spacer bush 5 • Roll the front wheel forwards and out Mark the installed position on When setting down the front the tire or ABS toothed ring wheel, avoid damage to the or note the direction-of-rotation brake discs and ABS sensor...
Page 27: Installing The Front Wheel
Installing the front wheel • Roll the front wheel in between the fork legs Avoid damage to brake lines, To avoid damaging the discs and pads when installing. speedometer drive, make sure Keep dirt and moisture away that lug A on the sliding tube from the wheel bearings.
Page 28 Installing the front wheel • Clean the quick-release axle, 4, grease it, and insert it from the right, turning it slightly at the same time (while lifting the wheel) • Hand-tighten axle screw 2 • Hand-tighten axle clamp screws 3 on left and right •...
Page 29 Installing the front wheel • Carefully push brake calipers 2 over the brake discs at left and right Motorcycle not equipped with • Install the brake calipers and BMW Integral ABS: when tighten screws 1 to the assembly work has been specified torque completed, pull the brake lever firmly several times to...
Page 30: Removing The Rear Wheel
Removing the rear wheel Make sure that the motorcycle is standing firmly and cannot topple forwards or to either side. Screws of rear-wheel cover 1 are secured with Loctite. Prior to reinstallation, clean the screw threads and recoat with Loctite 243. Avoid damage to brake lines, brake disc, brake pads, rims and spokes when removing.
Page 31 Removing the rear wheel Do not scratch the wheel when forcing back the brake pads or removing the caliper (apply • Remove screws 2 securing masking tape if necessary). brake caliper 1 To prevent damage to the brake • Force back the brake pads by caliper and possible difficulty tilting the caliper carefully when assembling: never...
Page 32 Removing the rear wheel • Motorcycle with BMW Integral : remove spacing washer 5 from wheel centering spigot • Using the wheel stud socket wrench and extension, remove the four wheel studs 3 Protect the wheel hub contact with taper rings 4 face against dust and dirt.
Page 33: Installing The Rear Wheel
Installing the rear wheel • Check that the wheel centering spigot and the contact faces on the wheel hub and spacing Use only wheel studs with the washer are free from grease same length code number. Do • Motorcycle with BMW Integral not oil or grease the wheel : Fit spacing washer 5 on studs.
Page 34 Installing the rear wheel • Carefully place brake caliper 1 over the brake disc • Install rear brake-caliper screw with washer • Install front brake-caliper screw 2 with bracket A Ensure that retaining bracket A • Tighten brake-caliper is positioned correctly. screws 2 to specified torque...
Page 35 Installing the rear wheel Tightening torque: Preload torque Motorcycle not equipped with Wheel studs ....72 Nm BMW Integral ABS: when Tightening torque assembly work has been Wheel studs ....105 Nm completed, depress the brake Brake caliper screws ..40 Nm pedal firmly several times to check that the rear brake is operating correctly.
Page 36: Checking Brake Pads
Checking brake pads Front brake Have the brake pads replaced before the minimum permitted • Visually inspect both brake thickness is reached. pads and the brake caliper and make sure that they all bear the same color mark 2 • Visually check brake pad For your safety, we recommend thickness having work on the brake system...
Page 37 Checking brake pads • Make sure the ground is level Rear brake and firm and lift the motor- cycle onto its center stand • Visually check brake pad thickness Have brake pads replaced be- – Minimum pad thickness: fore the minimum permitted Make sure that the brake thickness is reached.
Page 38 Headlight setting Headlight setting for riding on left/right • Slacken clamp screw 3 • Make sure the ground is level • Press the headlight against and firm and lift the motor- the stop cycle onto its center stand – Right stop A for driving on •...
Page 39: Headlight Guard
Headlight guard R 1150 GS Adventure If the bulb for the low-beam or Headlight guard 1 is not appro- high-beam headlight requires ved for use on public roads. replacement, pull headlight guard 1 forward and off the lamp housing. Optional accessories...
Page 40: Fog Lamps
Fog lamps R 1150 GS Adventure Cleaning lenses When removing and installing Risk of injury. The housing mesh guard 2, take care not to becomes hot if the fog lamps damage it on locating pin 1. are on for a lengthy period of time.
Page 41 Information on changing bulbs Your vehicle has a high-beam/ low-beam bulb, a parking light bulb, a brake-light bulb/rear- light bulb, and four bulbs for Your motorcycle is equipped the flashing turn indicators. with Digital Motor Electronic If any of these bulbs should fail, (MOTRONIC) engine you may have problems in management and a high-power...
Page 42: Changing Bulbs
Changing bulbs Motorcycle with BMW Integral only: The dimmed brake light takes over the function of the rear light should the rear light fail. A warning lamp lit in the cockpit indicates that this is the case. Rider’s Manual, Chapter 3). Tail light/brake light Do not touch the glass of new bulbs with your fingers.
Page 43 Changing bulbs • Make sure the ground is level and firm and lift the motorcycle onto its main stand • Remove securing screws 1 • Remove tail-light glass 2 • Press bulb 3 forwards and • Installation is the reverse of turn the bulb counter- the removal procedure clockwise to the left to release...
Page 44 Changing bulbs Turn indicators • Make sure the ground is level and firm and lift the motor- cycle onto its center stand • Remove retaining screw 3 Switch off the ignition before • Take off turn indicator glass 1 changing a bulb. •...
Page 45 Changing bulbs Low (dipped) beam • Turn the handlebars to the left Switch off the ignition before • Turn left cover 1 counter- changing a bulb. clockwise to disengage and swing it down • Release spring clips 2 from retainer A at left and right and Do not touch the glass of new swing clips upwards bulbs with your fingers.
Page 46 Changing bulbs High (main) beam • Turn the handlebars to the right Switch off the ignition before • Turn right cover 1 counter- changing a bulb. clockwise to disengage and swing it down • Release spring clips 2 from retainer A at left and right and Do not touch the glass of new swing clips upwards bulbs with your fingers.
Page 47 Changing bulbs Parking light • Make sure the ground is level and firm and lift the motor- Switch off the ignition before cycle onto its center stand changing a bulb. • Pull bulb holder 1 down and out of the headlight housing •...
Page 48: Fog Light
Changing bulbs R 1150 GS Adventure Fog light Do not touch the glass of new Risk of injury. The housing bulbs with your fingers. Use a becomes hot if the fog lights clean, dry cloth to hold the are on for a lengthy period of bulbs when inserting them.
Page 49 Changing bulbs • Disengage clip 1 by pushing it toward the bulb holder and out at the same time • Remove bulb 6 • Installation is the reverse of the removal procedure When installing, make sure that the grooves in the bulb are Clean sealing rings 7 and check correctly positioned.
Page 50: Replacing Fuses
Replacing fuses Equipment connected to fuses 1 Instrument cluster, indicator damping, brake light, without BMW integral ABS ......4 A 2 Parking light, tail light ..4 A Before changing a fuse, switch 3 RID, power socket ..15 A off the ignition. 4 Horn......7.5 A Never attempt to repair a blown 5 Engine electronics,...
Page 51 Replacing fuses Replacing fuses • Make sure the ground is level and firm and lift the motor- cycle onto its center stand • Remove the seat • Disengage and remove the cover of the central electrical equipment box • Use the tweezers 11 supplied to pull the blown fuse out of its holder •...
Page 52: Changing Spark Plugs
Changing spark plugs Your motorcycle is equipped Work on the electrical system with Digital Motor Electronic only when the circuit has (MOTRONIC) engine been interrupted (switch off management and a high-power ignition). For greater safety, ignition system. disconnect and insulate the negative battery lead.
Page 53 Changing spark plugs Always have the tightening • Use spark plug wrench torques checked by a certified 19) and screwdriver to workshop, preferably an remove the spark plug authorized BMW motorcycle • Installation is the reverse of retailer. the removal procedure Tightening torque: Engage spark plug cover 1 at (Engine cold)
Page 54 Changing spark plugs Replacing secondary • Use spark plug wrench and spark plug screwdriver to remove the • Place the motorcycle on the spark plug. main stand, after making sure • Installation is the reverse of that the ground is level and the removal procedure firm •...
Page 55 Air-filter Replacing air-filter element • Place the motorcycle on its main stand • Remove the seat • Remove diagnosis connector 1 from its holder • Disconnect plug 2 of the air- filter temperature sensor • Unscrew two securing Securing screws 3 remain in screws 3 in air-filter housing 4 air-filter cover 5.
Page 56 Air-filter • Raise air-filter cover 5 at the rear and remove it from the air-filter housing. • Remove old filter element 4 from the air-filter housing • Place the new filter element in When installing, position the air- position inside the air-filter filter cover as illustrated and housing engage pins 2 in the tabs 3 on...
Page 57: Battery Safety Instructions
Battery safety instructions Gel batteries are maintenance- free. Compliance with the Do not attempt to jump-start instructions below is important the motorcycle using the on- in order to maximize battery life: board socket – Risk of fire! • Push-start the motorcycle only when the engine is –...
Page 58 Battery safety instructions – Batteries that are not in use must be stored in a cool place. Do not store a dis- charged battery Motorcycle out of use for a – If the battery is in storage for lengthy period an extended period of time, •...
Page 59: Removing And Installing Battery
Removing and installing battery Removing the battery Avoid damage to fuel tank, wiring and hoses during • Make sure the ground is level removal work. and firm and lift the motor- Before disconnecting the bat- cycle onto its center stand tery, switch off the ignition.
Page 60 Removing and installing battery 9 10 • Remove retaining screw 3 for • Disconnect the battery nega- air intake pipe tive cable 8 • Release clips 4 from air filter • Using a screwdriver, open housing protective cap 9 for the posi- •...
Page 61 Removing and installing battery Installing battery Installation of the battery is the reverse of the removal procedure. Before connecting the battery, switch off the ignition. To avoid short-circuits: • Connect the positive battery lead (+) 2 first • Close protective cap 1 for the positive battery pole –...
Page 62 Removing and installing battery Disconnecting the battery deletes all entries (e.g. faults, settings) stored in the Motronic control unit’s memory. Loss of settings can temporarily Always have the tightening impair the operating torques checked by a certified characteristics when the engine workshop, is restarted.
Page 63 Cleaning/care Do not use aggressive or pene- trating cleaning agents or sol- vents which could cause damage to rubber or plastic parts. Do not use a steam cleaner or Regular cleaning, using the cor- high-pressure cleaning equip- rect methods, is an important ment.
Page 64: Washing The Motorcycle
Cleaning/care Washing the motorcycle • Thoroughly dry all wet surfaces • Do not use solvents or cleaning products to wash After cleaning or before the instrument cluster, starting a journey, always test switches and windshield – do the brakes. not scratch the windshield •...
Page 65: Removing Road Salt
Cleaning/care Removing road salt • At the end of the trip, wash Cleaning the windshield the motorcycle immediately with cold water. Do not use detergent products. Fuel or chemical solvents at- Do not use warm water – this tack the windshield material. worsens the effect of the salt.
Page 66 Cleaning/care More extensive damage should be attended to by a certified workshop, preferably an Touching up paint damage authorized BMW motorcycle retailer. Care of exhaust muffler Comply with the manufacturer’s • Changes in the appearance of working instructions and safety the exhaust system (these precautions.
Page 67 Storing Laying up • Clean the motorcycle ( 62-64) • Remove the battery ( 57-59) Before laying the vehicle up out • Spray the clutch lever pivots of use have the engine oil and and the main and side stand the oil filter element changed by pivots with a suitable lubri- a specialist workshop, prefera-...
Page 68: Returning To Service
Returning to service Returning to service • Perform safety checks • If necessary, remove protec- (Rider's Manual 28-57) tive wax coating • Check the brakes • Clean the motorcycle ( (Rider's Manual 36-44) • Install a charged battery • Check/correct tire pressures (Rider's Manual...
Page 69 Engine R 1150 GS / GS Adventure Type Air-cooled flat-twin (“Boxer”) with additional oil cooling in the exhaust valve areas and a single side- mounted, chain-driven camshaft on each side, operating 4 valves per cylinder by means of tappets and short pushrods;...
Page 70: Power Transfer
Power transfer R 1150 GS / GS Adventure Clutch Lightweight single-plate dry clutch mounted on crankshaft, with increased-leverage diaphragm spring and starter gear ring. Hydraulic operation. Clutch plate Ø 6.50 in (165 mm) Manual gearbox 6-speed with claw shift and integral...
Page 71: Frame And Suspension
Frame and suspension R 1150 GS / GS Adventure Frame Three-part frame. A cast aluminum front frame connects the load-bea- ring engine and transmission assembly to the tubular steel rear frame. A forged aluminum footrest plate increases the strength of the transmission mount.
Page 72 Frame and suspension R 1150 GS / GS Adventure Wheel location Front Light-touch wheel guidance (Tele- lever) with central suspension strut. Rear Cast aluminium single swinging arm with additional torque reaction strut to compensate for shaft drive effects (Paralever); central suspen- sion strut.
Page 73 Frame and suspension R 1150 GS GS Adventure Front suspension Central spring strut with progres- sive-rate coil spring (with taper- wound ends) and twin-tube, gas- filled shock absorber. Five-position spring preload adjustment. Spring travel (bump) 4.80 in (122 mm) 6.5 in (137 mm) Spring travel (rebound) 2.68 in (68 mm)
Page 74 Frame and suspension R 1150 GS / GS Adventure Wheels and tyres BMW cross-spoke wheels, low aspect-ratio tyres Front wheel Angled rim shoulder and double tyre retaining hump Size and designation 2.50 x 19 MT H2 Tyre size and designation...
Page 75 Frame and suspension R 1150 GS / GS Adventure Tyre pressures (with tyres cold) Solo Front 31.9 psi (2.20 bar) Rear 36.3 psi (2.50 bar) Two-up Front 36.3 psi (2.50 bar) Rear 39.2 psi (2.70 bar) Two-up with luggage Front 36.3 psi (2.50 bar)
Page 76: Fuel And Lubricants
Fuel and lubricants R 1150 GS / GS Adventure Engine oil Brand-name HD oil, API classification SF, SG or SH; CD or CE suffixes are permissible; alternatively, brand-name HD oil, CCMC classification G4 or G5; suffix PD2 is permissible. SAE 20...
Page 77: Fuels And Lubricants
Fuels and lubricants R 1150 GS / GS Adventure Transmission oil Brand-name hypoid gear oil, API class GL 5 Capacity Transmission approx. 1.06 quarts (1.0 l) (to bottom edge of filler opening) Final drive approx. 0.26 quarts (0.25 l) (to bottom edge of filler opening)
Page 78 Fuel and lubricants R 1150 GS / GS Adventure Bearings and other Brand-name anti-friction bearing lubrication points grease, usable temperature range -13 °F...+248 °F (–25 °C …+120 °C), drip point 374 °F (190 °C), high corrosion protection, good resistance to water and oxidation;...
Page 79: Electrical System
Electrical system R 1150 GS / GS Adventure Battery Gel battery, 12 V 19 Ah maintenance-free Spark plugs Approved types NGK BKR 7 EKC Electrode gap 0.0314 in (0.8 mm) Wear limit Fuses “Minifuse” flat-socket fuses Load ratings 4 A, 7.5 A, 10 A and 15 A...
Page 80: Dimensions And Weights
Dimensions and weights R 1150 GS GS Adventure Overall length 86.2 in 85.83 in (2190 mm) (2180 mm) Width - across mirrors 37.2 in (945 mm) 980 mm (38.58 in) - across handlebars (with ends) 35.6 in (903 mm) 903 mm (35.6 in) - across rider’s footrests...
Page 81: Performance Data
Performance data R 1150 GS GS Adventure Top speed acc. to type approval test 122 mph (196 km/h) 119 mph (192 km/h) with massive-bar tyres 99 mph (160 km/h) 99 mph (160 km/h) Flexibility 4th gear, 80-120 km/h 3.44 s 3.44 s...
Page 82 A - F Castor, 70 Accessories, genuine BMW Cleaning/care parts, 18 general instructions, 61, 63 Air-filter, 53 paint damage, 64 Annual Service, instructions, 3 washing, 62 Annual Service, service record, 11 Clutch, 68 Compression ratio, 67 Battery charging, 55 Dimensions, 78 installing, 59 Displacement, 67 removing, 57...
Page 83 F - S Fuel and lubricants, 74, 76 Noise emissions, 79 Fuel consumption, 67 Fuel grade, 75 Fuels and lubricants, 75 Odometer replacement, Fuses confirmation of, 15 equipment connected, 48 Oil capacity load ratings, 77 transmission, 75 Gearbox Paint damage, touching up, 64 ratios, 68 Paralever, 70 technical data, 68...
Page 84 S - Z Service record (Annual Tubeless tire repair kit, 19 Service), 11 Turn indicators, 42 Service, instructions, 3 Type plate, 69 Spark plugs, 77 Tyre tread depth, 73 Speedometer drive, 24, 25 Tyres, 72 Spring travel, 71 approved tyre sizes, 72 Steam cleaner/high-pressure pressures, 73 cleaning equipment, 61...
Page 86 Motorcycle data/Retailer data Motorcycle data Model Frame no. Color no. First registered on Registration no. Retailer data Person to contact for Service work Ms./Mr. Tel. no. Retailer’s address with telephone no. (company stamp)
Page 87 Printing and other errors and national-market specification. omissions excepted. Please note that no claims will be © 2002 BMW Motorrad entertained on the basis of such Not to be reproduced either wholly discrepancies. or in part without written permis-...
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