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M 1000 XR
MAKE LIFE A RIDE

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  • Page 1 MOTORRAD RIDER'S MANUAL M 1000 XR MAKE LIFE A RIDE...
  • Page 2 Vehicle data Model Vehicle Identification Number Colour code Date of first registration Registration number Dealership details Person to contact in Service department Ms/Mr Phone number Dealership address/phone number (company stamp)
  • Page 3 YOUR BMW. We congratulate you on your choice of a vehicle from BMW Motorrad and welcome you to the community of BMW riders. Familiarise yourself with your new vehicle so that you can ride it safely and confidently in all traffic situations.

  • Page 4: Table Of Contents

    GENERAL INSTRUMENT INSTRUCTIONS CLUSTER Quick & easy reference Warnings Abbreviations and sym- Controls Operation bols Settings Equipment Bluetooth Technical data Operating focus Currency Navigation Additional sources of Media information Telephone Certificates and operat- Software version ing licences Licence information Data memory Bluetooth®...
  • Page 5 ADJUSTMENT Data recording and 2D software Mirrors Headlight ENGINEERING DE- Windscreen TAILS Brakes Clutch General notes Footrest system Antilock Brake Sys- Spring preload tem (ABS) Steering Dynamic traction con- trol (DTC) RIDING Dynamic engine brake control Safety information Dynamic Damping Regular check Control (DDC) Starting...
  • Page 6 Recycling BMW Motorrad Care products Service Washing the vehicle BMW Motorrad Cleaning easily dam- service history aged components BMW Motorrad mo- Care of paintwork bility services Paint preservation Maintenance work Laying up motorcycle Maintenance sched- Restoring motorcycle to use BMW Motorrad run-...
  • Page 7 APPENDIX Declaration of Con- formity Radio equipment TFT instrument cluster Radio equipment electronic immobil- iser Keyless Ride Key Keyless Ride ECU Radio equipment tyre pressure control (RDC) Certification Tire Pressure Control INDEX...

  • Page 8: General Instructions

    GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS...
  • Page 9 QUICK & EASY REFERENCE ABBREVIATIONS AND SYMBOLS EQUIPMENT TECHNICAL DATA CURRENCY ADDITIONAL SOURCES OF INFORMATION CERTIFICATES AND OPERATING LICENCES DATA MEMORY BLUETOOTH® CONNECTIVITY FUNCTIONS...

  • Page 10: Abbreviations And Symbols

    GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS ATTENTION Special notes QUICK & EASY REFERENCE and precautionary meas- An important aspect of this ures. Non-compliance can lead rider's manual is that it can be to damage to the vehicle or ac- used for quick and easy refer- cessory and, consequently, to ence.

  • Page 11: Equipment

    Optional equipment. EQUIPMENT The vehicles are When you ordered your assembled com- BMW Motorrad, you chose plete with all the various items of custom BMW Motorrad equipment. This rider's manual optional equipment describes optional equipment originally ordered. (OE) and selected optional Optional accessories.

  • Page 12: Currency

    Your authorised tration documents, or can be BMW Motorrad retailer obtained from your authorised will be happy to answer any BMW Motorrad retailer or an- questions you may have. other qualified service partner or specialist workshop. The Internet specifications in the vehicle...
  • Page 13 The vehicle owner can also re- process personal data. quest that a BMW Motorrad...
  • Page 14 GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS retailer or another qualified Environmental conditions, for service partner or specialist example temperature workshop read out the data The data is only processed in that is stored in the vehicle for the vehicle itself and is gener- a charge. ally non-permanent.
  • Page 15 BMW Motorrad retailer or an- this technical information can other qualified service partner be read out of the vehicle to- or specialist workshop.
  • Page 16 GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS Multimedia data, such as mu- formation is transferred to the sic for playback mobile device. Depending on Contacts data for use in con- the type of integration, this in- nection with a communication cludes, for example, position system or an integrated navig- data and additional general ation system vehicle information.

  • Page 17: Bluetooth

    Services of the vehicle has no influence on the con- manufacturer tent that is exchanged in this instance. Information on the For online services of the type, scope and purpose of the vehicle manufacturer, the data capture and use of per- individual functions are sonal data as part of the ser- described at suitable points,...

  • Page 18: Connectivity Functions

    Bluetooth- e.g. those with the compatible devices. iOS operating system, the shielding by metal objects or BMW Motorrad Connected app bodies. has to be opened prior to use. CONNECTIVITY FUNCTIONS Connectivity functions include media, telephony and navig- ation.

  • Page 20: General Views

    GENERAL VIEWS...
  • Page 21 GENERAL VIEW, LEFT SIDE GENERAL VIEW, RIGHT SIDE UNDERNEATH THE SEAT MULTIFUNCTION SWITCH, LEFT MULTIFUNCTION SWITCH, RIGHT INSTRUMENT CLUSTER...

  • Page 22: General View, Left Side

    GENERAL VIEWS GENERAL VIEW, LEFT SIDE Power socket ( 202) Spring preload at front wheel ( 107) Storage compartment Passenger grab handle Seat lock ( Rear footrest Note on chain sag Rider footrest Type plate (on steering- head bearing)

  • Page 23: General View, Right Side

    GENERAL VIEW, RIGHT SIDE Brake-fluid reservoir, rear 173) Brake-fluid reservoir, front 172) Vehicle identification number (on steering-head bearing) Coolant expansion tank 176) Engine oil level indicator 168) Oil filler opening 169) Spring preload at rear wheel ( 108)

  • Page 24: Underneath The Seat

    GENERAL VIEWS UNDERNEATH THE SEAT Battery ( 193) Toolkit ( 167) Tyre pressures table Payload table USB charging socket 203) Fuses ( 197) Diagnostic connector 199)

  • Page 25: Multifunction Switch, Left

    MULTIFUNCTION SWITCH, LEFT High-beam headlight and headlight flasher ( Cruise control ( Hazard warning lights Adapt DTC ( 140) Turn indicators ( Horn MENU rocker button Multi-Controller ( DTC (...

  • Page 26: Multifunction Switch, Right

    GENERAL VIEWS MULTIFUNCTION SWITCH, RIGHT Heated grips ( Riding mode ( Emergency-off switch (kill switch) ( Starter button ( 115)

  • Page 27: Instrument Cluster

    INSTRUMENT CLUSTER Indicator and warning lights ( Shift light ( 120) Display ( Indicator light DWA ( Keyless Ride ( Photosensor (for adapting the brightness of the in- strument lighting)

  • Page 28: Status Indicators

    STATUS INDICATORS...
  • Page 29 INDICATOR AND WARNING LIGHTS MENU VIEW PURE RIDE VIEW MY VEHICLE VIEW WARNING INDICATORS...

  • Page 30: Indicator And Warning Lights

    STATUS INDICATORS INDICATOR AND WARNING LIGHTS Turn indicators, left High-beam headlight General warning light Turn indicators, right Warning light, drive mal- function ( DTC ( Automatic daytime riding light (...

  • Page 31: Menu View

    MENU VIEW Hill Start Control ( 13 Automatic daytime riding light ( Speedometer 14 Outside temperature Cruise control ( warning ( Speed Limit Info ( 15 Ambient temperature Riding mode ( 16 Menu section Rider info. status line Gear indicator Clock ( Connection status 10 Muting (...

  • Page 32: Pure Ride View

    STATUS INDICATORS PURE RIDE VIEW START SCREEN Hill Start Control ( 13 Heating stages, handlebar grips ( Rev. counter ( 14 Automatic daytime riding Speedometer light ( Rider info. status line 15 Outside temperature warning ( Cruise control ( 16 Ambient temperature Speed Limit Info ( Riding mode ( Gear indicator...
  • Page 33 Rev. counter The solid red rpm range indicates the current max- imum engine speed, depending for example on whether the running-in check still has to be performed, Launch Control is active or the electronic engine management system is experi- encing a fault. When the shift light Scale flashes the secondary...
  • Page 34 STATUS INDICATORS When the vehicle is propped on its side stand the slight angle of inclination means that the sensor cannot re- gister the fuel level correctly. This is the reason why the range is recalculated only when the side stand is in the retracted position.

  • Page 35: My Vehicle View

    MY VEHICLE VIEW START SCREEN Check Control display Coolant temperature Range ( Odometer Service display ( Tyre pressure, rear On-board voltage 194) Tyre pressure, front...
  • Page 36 STATUS INDICATORS between them are displayed On-board computer and trip for each wheel. computer Immediately after the ignition is switched on, only dashes are displayed. The sensors do not start transmitting tyre pressure signals until the first time the vehicle accelerates to more than the minimum speed stated below: RDC sensor is not active...
  • Page 37 For further information about BMW Motorrad RDC, see the section entitled "Engineering details" ( 159). Service requirements When the next service is due...

  • Page 38: Warning Indicators

    STATUS INDICATORS Green CHECK OK 1: no mes- WARNING INDICATORS sage, optimum values. Mode of presentation White circle with small "i" 2: Warnings are indicated by the information. corresponding warning lights. Yellow warning triangle 3: Warnings are indicated by the warning, value not ideal.
  • Page 39 their occurrence until they are White: (---) No valid value acknowledged. available. Dashes 5 are dis- If symbol 2 is actively dis- played instead of a numerical played, it can be acknow- value. ledged by tilting the Multi- To some extent, indi- Controller to the left.
  • Page 40 STATUS INDICATORS Warnings, overview Indicator and Display text Meaning warning lights Outside tempe- is displayed. rature warning Radio-operated lights up yel- Remote key not in key out of range low. range. Keyless Ride lights up yel- Keyless Ride failed ( low.
  • Page 41 Indicator and Display text Meaning warning lights Anti-theft alarm Alarm system battery weak batt. capacity weak. Anti-theft alarm Alarm system battery flat battery empty. DWA failed Alarm system failure Engine tempera- lights up yel- Engine temp. ture high ( low. high! Engine over- lights up red.
  • Page 42 STATUS INDICATORS Indicator and Display text Meaning warning lights Tyre pressure lights up yel- Tyre pressure close to limit of low. does not match permitted toler- setpoint ance ( Tyre pressure flashes red. Tyre pressure outside permitted does not match tolerance ( setpoint Tyre press.
  • Page 43 Indicator and Display text Meaning warning lights ABS fault ( lights up yel- Limited ABS low. availability! shows. ABS failed lights up yel- ABS failure! low. shows. ABS Pro failed lights up yel- ABS Pro failure! low. shows. ABS control at flashes irreg- front wheel only ularly.
  • Page 44 STATUS INDICATORS Indicator and Display text Meaning warning lights DTC restricted lights up yel- Traction control low. limited! shows. DDC fault lights up yel- Spring strut ad- low. justment faulty! Fuel down to re- Tank reserve serve ( level reached. Hill Start Control shows green.
  • Page 45 Ambient temperature The ambient temperature is WARNING displayed in the status line of Risk of black ice forming the instrument cluster. even when temperature is When the vehicle is at a stand- above approx. 3 °C still, the heat of the electrical Risk of accident machine can falsify the ambi- Always take extra care when...
  • Page 46 Have the faulty radio-operated significant proportion of its key replaced by an authorised original capacity. There is no BMW Motorrad retailer. assurance of how long the ra- dio-operated key can remain Keyless Ride failed operational.
  • Page 47 If the fault persists or occurs cialist workshop, preferably an without consumers connec- authorised BMW Motorrad re- ted, have the fault rectified as tailer. quickly as possible by a spe- Voltage of the vehicle...
  • Page 48 STATUS INDICATORS authorised BMW Motorrad re- flashes yellow. tailer. Bulb faulty The faulty bulb is dis- played: lights up yellow. Active headlight The faulty bulb is dis- faulty. Have it played: checked by a specialist workshop. High beam faulty! WARNING...
  • Page 49 This error message is dis- quickly as possible by a spe- played briefly only after cialist workshop, preferably an the Pre-Ride-Check completes. authorised BMW Motorrad re- Possible cause: tailer. The integral battery in the anti- Anti-theft alarm battery weak theft alarm (DWA) has lost its with anti-theft alarm (DWA) entire original capacity.
  • Page 50 STATUS INDICATORS Possible cause: Consult a specialist work- shop, preferably an authorised The coolant level is too low. BMW Motorrad retailer. Check the coolant level. 176) DWA failed If the coolant level is too low: with anti-theft alarm (DWA) Allow the motor to cool down.
  • Page 51 If the coolant level is too low: preferably an authorised Allow the motor to cool BMW Motorrad retailer. down. Top up the coolant. You can continue riding; pol- Have the cooling system lutant emissions are higher checked by a specialist than the threshold values.
  • Page 52 STATUS INDICATORS authorised BMW Motorrad re- tailer. WARNING It is possible to continue to Unusual ride characterist- ride but not recommended. ics when engine running in Engine control failed emergency-operation mode lights up yellow. Risk of accident Avoid accelerating sharply shows.
  • Page 53 Have the fault rectified as do not start transmitting tyre quickly as possible by a spe- pressure signals until the first cialist workshop, preferably an time the vehicle accelerates to authorised BMW Motorrad re- more than the minimum speed tailer. stated below:...
  • Page 54 STATUS INDICATORS For further information about RDC sensor is not active BMW Motorrad RDC, see the section entitled "Engineering min 30 km/h (The RDC details" ( 159). sensor does not transmit its Tyre pressure close to limit of signal to the vehicle until a...
  • Page 55 Risk of accident, degradation shop, preferably an authorised of the vehicle's driving char- BMW Motorrad retailer. acteristics. If you are unsure whether the Adapt your style of riding vehicle can be ridden with the accordingly.
  • Page 56 30 km/h (The RDC by a specialist workshop, sensor does not transmit its preferably an authorised signal to the vehicle until a BMW Motorrad retailer. certain minimum speed has Sensor faulty or system fault been reached.) lights up yellow.
  • Page 57 Consult a specialist work- Possible cause: shop, preferably an authorised The drop sensor is not avail- BMW Motorrad retailer. able. Tyre pressure warnings not Consult a specialist work- available. shop, preferably an authorised BMW Motorrad retailer.
  • Page 58 The ABS function is not quickly as possible by a spe- available, because self- cialist workshop, preferably an diagnosis did not complete. authorised BMW Motorrad re- (The vehicle has to reach a tailer. defined minimum speed with ABS failed the engine running for the lights up yellow.
  • Page 59 You can continue to ride. quickly as possible by a spe- Bear in mind the more cialist workshop, preferably an detailed information on authorised BMW Motorrad re- certain situations that can tailer. lead to an ABS fault message 150). ABS control at front wheel...
  • Page 60 STATUS INDICATORS Possible cause: DTC switched off The DTC has detected a de- shows. gree of instability at the rear wheel and has intervened to re- Off! duce torque. The indicator and warning light Traction control de- flashes longer than the duration activated.
  • Page 61 You can continue to ride. quickly as possible by a spe- Bear in mind the more cialist workshop, preferably an detailed information on authorised BMW Motorrad re- situations that can lead to a tailer. DTC fault ( 153). Have the fault rectified as...
  • Page 62 Do not run the fuel tank dry. quickly as possible by a spe- Possible cause: cialist workshop, preferably an The fuel tank contains no more authorised BMW Motorrad re- than the reserve quantity of tailer. In this condition, the motor- fuel.
  • Page 63 Retract the side stand. by a specialist workshop, Hill Start Control is opera- preferably an authorised tional only with the side stand BMW Motorrad retailer. retracted. Hazard warning lights system Start the engine. is switched on Hill Start Control is opera- flashes green.
  • Page 64 BMW Motorrad retailer. ing yellow. The vehicle remains oper- If the service is overdue, a yel- ationally reliable and road- low Check Control message is worthy.
  • Page 65 The vehicle remains oper- ationally reliable and road- worthy. The vehicle retains its value.

  • Page 66: Instrument Cluster

    INSTRUMENT CLUSTER...
  • Page 67 WARNINGS CONTROLS OPERATION SETTINGS BLUETOOTH OPERATING FOCUS NAVIGATION MEDIA TELEPHONE SOFTWARE VERSION LICENCE INFORMATION...

  • Page 68: Warnings

    INSTRUMENT CLUSTER WARNINGS CONTROLS Multi-Controller WARNING Operation of a smartphone while riding the vehicle Risk of accident Always comply with the road traffic regulations in force where you are riding. Do not use a smartphone while riding. This applies Multi-Controller with the exception of ap- Move the cursor up in lists plications without opera-...

  • Page 69: Operation

    MENU rocker button top section of the rocker but- ton. Instructions given by the navigation system are displayed as a dialogue if the menu has not Navigation been called up. Operation of the MENU rocker button is temporarily restricted. Short-press the top section of OPERATION MENU rocker button 1: Calling up menu...
  • Page 70 INSTRUMENT CLUSTER the menu item you want is The instrument cluster shows highlighted. all the information necessary Short-press the bottom sec- for riding on public roads tion of MENU rocker button 2 from the on-board computer to open the corresponding (e.g.
  • Page 71 status line. If no displays are Current distance 2 selected, only the range will be displayed. (Aver- Consumption 1 age) Call up the on-board computer (Aver- Consumption 2 Call up the age) My vehicle menu. Riding time 1 Scroll to the right until the menu ON-BOARD COMPUTER Riding time 2...

  • Page 72: Settings

    Multi-Controller down. tions are not deleted. Mute: Turn the Multi-Control- The pairing of the ler all the way down. vehicle to the current BMW Motorrad Connected- Changing system settings Ride account is reset. Switch on the ignition. Navigate to Settings...

  • Page 73: Bluetooth

    Mobile device e.g. those with the Rider's helmet iOS operating system, the Passenger helm. BMW Motorrad Connected app The connection status for mo- has to be opened prior to use. bile devices is displayed. During the pairing process, the Connect mobile device instrument cluster searches Perform pairing.
  • Page 74 Perform pairing. ( the instrument cluster, the Select Bluetooth connection may be Rider's helmet and con- restricted. BMW Motorrad Passenger helm. firm. recommends keeping the Make the helmet's communic- mobile device above the fuel ation system visible.

  • Page 75: Operating Focus

    To delete an individual con- with preparation for naviga- nection, select the connection tion system Operating navigation system and confirm. To delete all connections, se- 206) lect Delete all connec- NAVIGATION and confirm. tions Warnings OPERATING FOCUS with preparation for naviga- WARNING tion system Operation of a smartphone...
  • Page 76 BMW Motorrad Connected app Favourites Select and confirm destina- has to be opened prior to use. tion. Enter the destination address Select Start guidance Connect a mobile device. Call up the BMW Motorrad Connected app and start the route guidance.
  • Page 77 Enter special destinations View the route information Special destinations, such as Navigate to Navigation points of interest, can be dis- and select Settings Route played on the map. info Navigate to You can choose between the Navigation following options: POIs The following locations can be Dest.

  • Page 78: Media

    Vehicle is connected to a before riding off. compatible mobile device. The Adjust volume. ( BMW Motorrad Connected app Next track: Short-tilt Multi- is installed on the mobile Controller 1 to the right. device. Preceding track or start of...

  • Page 79: Telephone

    Telephone calls Depending on the mobile end device, the scope of Connectivity functions might be restricted. The following functions can be used in the context menu: Playback Pause Select the Now playing artists All albums category for All tracks Call up the Telephone search and playback.

  • Page 80: Software Version

    INSTRUMENT CLUSTER Telephone data Depending on the mobile device, when pairing ( completes telephone data are automatically sent to the vehicle. : List of contacts Phone book saved on the mobile device : List of calls with Call list the mobile device : List of favour- Favourites ites saved on the mobile device...

  • Page 82: Operation

    OPERATION...
  • Page 83 IGNITION EMERGENCY-OFF SWITCH (KILL SWITCH) LIGHTING DYNAMIC TRACTION CONTROL (DTC) DYNAMIC DAMPING CONTROL (DDC) RIDING MODE CRUISE CONTROL HILL START CONTROL (HSC) SHIFT LIGHT ANTI-THEFT ALARM (DWA) TYRE PRESSURE MONITORING (RDC) HEATED GRIPS SEAT STORAGE COMPARTMENT...

  • Page 84: Ignition

    OPERATION It is advisable to keep the ra- IGNITION dio-operated key on your per- Radio-operated key son (e.g. in a jacket pocket) The indicator light for the and to have the emergency key radio-operated key flashes with you as an alternative. while the search for the radio- operated key is in progress.
  • Page 85 Switching on ignition Daytime riding light is switched on. Requirement Pre-Ride-Check is performed. Radio-operated key is within 116) range. ABS self-diagnosis is per- formed. ( 116) DTC self-diagnosis is per- formed. ( 117) Switching off ignition Requirement Radio-operated key is within range.
  • Page 86 Lock the steering lock. You can obtain spare keys only through an authorised BMW Motorrad retailer. The Electronic immobiliser (EWS) radio-operated keys are part The on-board electronics ac- of an integrated security cess the data saved in the ra-...
  • Page 87 DANGER Swallowing a battery Risk of injury or death An ignition key contains a button cell as its battery. Batteries or button cells, if swallowed, can cause seri- ous or fatal injury within two Hold spare key 1 close to the hours, for example result- fuel tank with the spare key ing from internal burns or...

  • Page 88: Emergency-Off Switch (Kill Switch)

    OPERATION Dispose of the old battery in EMERGENCY-OFF SWITCH accordance with all applicable (KILL SWITCH) laws and regulations; do not attempt to dispose of batter- ies as domestic waste. ATTENTION Unsuitable or incorrectly in- serted batteries Component damage Use a battery compliant with Emergency-off switch (kill the manufacturer's specific- switch)

  • Page 89: Lighting

    Alternatively: With the ignition Engine switched off switched on, pull switch 1. Normal operating position (run) High-beam headlight and headlight flasher LIGHTING Switch on the ignition. Side light The side lights switch on auto- matically when the ignition is switched on. The side lights place a strain on the battery.
  • Page 90 OPERATION in that position until the park- ing lights come on. Switch the ignition on and off again to switch off the park- ing lights. Automatic daytime riding light The changeover between daytime riding light and low-beam headlight including Immediately after switching front side lights is automatic.

  • Page 91: Dynamic Traction Control (Dtc)

    ted, the daytime riding light is Switch Comfort turn in- switched back on. on or off. dicator shows when daytime rid- ing light is active. Hazard warning lights Switch on the ignition. The hazard warning flash- ers place a strain on the battery.
  • Page 92 OPERATION Switch on DTC Press and hold down button 1 until the DTC indicator light Press and hold down button 1 changes status. until the DTC indicator light The new DTC system changes status. status is displayed. Immediately after button 1 is OFF! pressed, DTC system status shows.

  • Page 93: Dynamic Damping Control (Ddc)

    RIDING MODE min 5 km/h Using riding modes For more information on BMW Motorrad has developed Dynamic Traction Control, see operational scenarios for your the section entitled "Engineer- motorcycle from which you can ing details" ( 153).
  • Page 94 OPERATION Riding-mode preselection Select the riding mode Switch on the ignition. Riding mode preselection is a function for shortlisting the Configure riding-mode rider's subset of preferred rid- preselection. ( ing modes. Between two and a maximum of four riding modes can be added to the riding modes preselection shortlist.

  • Page 95: Cruise Control

    mode is activated after approximately two seconds. The following conditions must be satisfied for activation of a new riding mode while riding: Throttle grip is in idle posi- tion. Brake is not applied. Cruise control is deactivated. Repeatedly press button 1 un- CRUISE CONTROL til the riding mode you want Display when adjusting...
  • Page 96 OPERATION Display when adjusting Setting road speed settings (Speed Limit Info active) Short-push button 1 forward. Adjustment range for Symbol 1 for cruise control is cruise control (gear-de- displayed in the Pure Ride view pendent) and in the top status line. 30...220 km/h Switching on cruise control shows.
  • Page 97 Push button 1 forward and For safety reasons, cruise hold it in this position. control is automatically The vehicle accelerates deactivated when Gear Shift smoothly. Assistant Pro downshifts. The current speed is main- Cruise control remains active tained and saved if button 1 during upshifts.

  • Page 98: Hill Start Control (Hsc)

    OPERATION If you want to reduce speed Adjust Hill Start Control Pro further you have to deactivate Switch on the ignition. cruise control, for example by Navigate to applying the brakes. Settings Vehicle settings shows. Select HSC Pro To switch off Hill Start Con- Switching off cruise control trol Pro, select Hill Start Control Pro is deac-...
  • Page 99 Operating Hill Start Alternatively, apply the brake Control Pro for about one second beyond the vehicle reaching a stand- Requirement still on an incline of at least Vehicle stationary and upright, 3 %. engine running. shows green. ATTENTION Hill Start Control Pro is activ- Non-availability of Hill Start ated.

  • Page 100: Shift Light

    OPERATION tion headed "Engineering de- . A flashing fre- Frequency tails" ( 162). quency of 0 Hz corresponds to steady light. SHIFT LIGHT Changes to brightness and Switch the shift light on and the flashing frequency are demonstrated by the shift light with it briefly lighting up or flashing.
  • Page 101 ated key again during the ac- tivation phase. Turn indicators flash three times. Confirmation tone sounds three times (if programmed). Tilt sensor is deactivated. Alarm signal A DWA alarm can be triggered Switch off the ignition. Press button 1 on the radio- Tilt sensor operated key twice.
  • Page 102 Deactivating anti-theft alarm type of acoustic alarm tone system (DWA) can be set by an authorised Switch on the ignition. BMW Motorrad retailer. Turn indicators flash once. Confirmation tone sounds once (if programmed). DWA is switched off. Customise the anti-theft alarm settings Switch on the ignition.

  • Page 103: Tyre Pressure Monitoring (Rdc)

    or lift the vehicle for towing, for HEATED GRIPS example. Operating heated handlebar When the vehicle is go- grips ing to be transported, de- The heating in the heated activate the tilt sensor to pre- handlebar grips can be vent the anti-theft alarm (DWA) activated only when the engine from being triggered.

  • Page 104: Seat

    OPERATION time unlock the seat lock by Low heating power turning vehicle key 1 counter- clockwise. Medium heating power Lift the seat at the rear and remove. High heating power Lay the seat on a clean sur- face. The 3rd stage is for heating Installing seat the grips quickly: it is advis- able to switch back to a lower...

  • Page 105: Storage Compartment

    STORAGE COMPARTMENT Opening and closing storage compartment ATTENTION High temperatures in the storage compartments, par- ticularly in summer To open the storage com- Damage to objects stowed partment, press button 1 and away, particularly electronic open the lid of the storage devices, such as mobile compartment.
  • Page 106 ADJUSTMENT...
  • Page 107 MIRRORS HEADLIGHT WINDSCREEN BRAKES CLUTCH FOOTREST SYSTEM SPRING PRELOAD STEERING...

  • Page 108: Mirrors

    ADJUSTMENT Adjusting mirror arm MIRRORS Adjusting mirrors Push protective cap 1 up the mirror arm to expose the Turn the mirror to the appro- threaded fastener. priate position. Loosen lock nut 2. Turn the mirror arm to the with handlebar end mirrors appropriate position.

  • Page 109: Headlight

    The motorcycle is at a stand- If there are doubts about still. the correct headlight beam throw, have the setting checked by a specialist work- shop, preferably an authorised BMW Motorrad retailer. Adjusting headlight beam throw WARNING Adjusting the windscreen while riding Risk of falling...

  • Page 110: Brakes

    ADJUSTMENT From position A: Narrowest BRAKES span between handlebar grip Adjusting handbrake lever and handbrake lever. In 5 steps toward position B WARNING to increase the span between handlebar grip and handbrake Relocated brake fluid tank lever. Air in the brake system Do not turn the handlebars CLUTCH or the handlebar fitting on...

  • Page 111: Footrest System

    From position A: Narrowest Set rotor 1 to the desired po- span between handlebar grip sition and tighten screw 2. and clutch lever. Rotor to base plate In 4 steps toward position B to increase the span between M8 x 35 handlebar grip and clutch 28 Nm lever.

  • Page 112: Spring Preload

    Lifting the motorcycle Install peg 2 in mount A or B. Adjusting spring preload as re- Turn peg 2 to the desired po- commended by BMW Motorrad sition. requires the use of an engine A peg that has been set lifter.
  • Page 113 BMW Motorrad re- Load-dependent adjust- tailer. ment of spring preload Adjusting spring preload for Negative spring displacement front wheel of front wheel Make sure the ground is level 40 mm (with rider 85 kg) and firm and place the motor- cycle on its stand.
  • Page 114 ADJUSTMENT Adjusting spring preload for Basic setting of the rear rear wheel spring preload Make sure the ground is level Turn the adjuster as far as and firm and place the motor- it will go counter-clockwise, cycle on its stand. then back it off 5.5 turns clockwise (Rider approx.

  • Page 115: Steering

    STEERING Adjusting steering damper WARNING Adjusting the steering damper while riding. Risk of accident Do not attempt to adjust the steering damper unless the motorcycle is at a standstill. To reduce damping: Turn ad- justing screw 1 in direction A. To increase damping: Turn adjusting screw 1 in direc- tion B.
  • Page 116 RIDING...
  • Page 117 SAFETY INFORMATION REGULAR CHECK STARTING RUNNING IN SHIFTING GEAR BRAKES PARKING YOUR MOTORCYCLE REFUELLING SECURING MOTORCYCLE FOR TRANSPORTATION...

  • Page 118: Safety Information

    Your authorised BMW Motorrad retailer will Adjust spring preload set- be happy to advise you on ting and damping to the total the correct clothing for every weight.
  • Page 119 Settings of the spring-strut Risk of burning and shock-absorber system Imbalanced load CAUTION Loose clothing Engine and exhaust system Insufficient tyre pressure Poor tyre tread become very hot when the vehicle is in use Risk of poisoning Risk of burn injury Exhaust fumes contain carbon When you park the vehicle monoxide, which is colourless...

  • Page 120: Regular Check

    RIDING Use only unleaded fuel. Tampering Comply with all specified maintenance intervals. ATTENTION Tampering with the motor- ATTENTION cycle (e.g. engine manage- ment ECU, throttle valves, Unburned fuel in catalytic clutch) converter Damage to the affected parts, Damage to catalytic converter failure of safety-relevant func- Note the points listed for tions, voiding of warranty...

  • Page 121: Starting

    Every 3rd refuelling stop To ensure rapid opera- Check the engine oil level tional readiness of the 168). catalytic converter, idle speed Check the brake pad thick- is increased for a short time ness, front brakes ( 170). after engine start. Check the brake pad thick- Low temperatures can impact ness, rear brakes (...
  • Page 122 Pre-Ride-Check quickly as possible by a spe- The instrument cluster runs a cialist workshop, preferably an test of the instruments and the authorised BMW Motorrad re- indicator and warning lights tailer. when the ignition is switched The intervention of riding on.
  • Page 123 Phase 1 cialist workshop, preferably an Test of the diagnosis-compat- authorised BMW Motorrad re- ible system components with tailer. the vehicle at a standstill. DTC self-diagnosis flashes. BMW Motorrad DTC performs self-diagnosis to ensure its op- Phase 2 erability. Self-diagnosis is per-...

  • Page 124: Running In

    New brake pads have to be run quickly as possible by a spe- in before they can achieve their cialist workshop, preferably an optimum friction levels. You authorised BMW Motorrad re- can compensate for this initial tailer. reduction in braking efficiency by exerting greater pressure on RUNNING IN the levers.

  • Page 125: Shifting Gear

    BMW Motorrad recommends disengaging the clutch for shifts in these circumstances.

  • Page 126: Brakes

    Approaching up- front wheel. Remember to pull shift rpm the clutch at the same time. Shift light goes out: Engine BMW Motorrad ABS prevents revving at upshift rpm the front wheel from locking The engine-speed thresholds In the "emergency braking situ- and the way in which the shift ations"...
  • Page 127 dynamic shift in load distribu- Descending mountain passes tion cannot keep pace with the increase in deceleration and WARNING the tyres cannot transmit the Braking mostly with the rear full braking force to the surface brake on mountain descents of the road. In the absence Brake fade, destruction of the of load on the wheel the ABS brakes due to overheating...
  • Page 128 RIDING Riding in the rain or through safety for braking with the mo- puddles of water. torcycle banked for cornering, After the vehicle has been they cannot under any circum- washed. stances be considered as re- Riding on salted or gritted defining the physical limits that roads.

  • Page 129: Parking Your Motorcycle

    More Do not sit or lean on the information is available from vehicle while it is propped your authorised BMW Motorrad on the side stand. retailer. If the camber of the roadway permits, turn the handlebars...
  • Page 130 RIDING Recommended fuel WARNING grade Fuel is highly flammable Premium Plus unleaded Risk of fire and explosion (max. 5 % ethanol, E5) Do not smoke. Never bring 98 RON, 93 AKI a naked flame near the fuel tank. Alternative fuel grade WARNING Premium unleaded (power- and consump-...
  • Page 131 the radio-operated key being The indicator light for the ra- within range. dio-operated key flashes while the search for the radio-oper- Waiting time for open- ated key is in progress. ing the fuel filler cap Slowly pull tab 1 on the fuel 2 min filler cap up again.
  • Page 132 Fuel filler cap is in closed posi- emergency release tion. Fuel filler cap cannot be opened. Have the fault rectified as quickly as possible by a spe- cialist workshop, preferably an authorised BMW Motorrad re- tailer. Hold emergency release 2 in position. Install screws 1.

  • Page 133: Securing Motorcycle For Transportation

    Have a helper hold the mo- SECURING MOTORCYCLE torcycle to make sure that it FOR TRANSPORTATION cannot topple. Make sure that all compon- ents that might come into contact with tensioning straps used to secure the motor- cycle are adequately protec- ted against scratching.
  • Page 134 RIDING At the rear, secure the straps to the rear frame on both sides and tighten the straps. Tighten all the straps uniformly; the vehicle's suspension should be compressed as tightly as possible front and rear.

  • Page 136: On The Race Track

    ON THE RACE TRACK...
  • Page 137 STATUS INDICATORS FOR RACING LAPTIMER RACE PRO RIDING MODES LAUNCH CONTROL PIT LANE LIMITER MIRRORS DATA RECORDING AND 2D SOFTWARE...

  • Page 138: Status Indicators For Racing

    ON THE RACE TRACK STATUS INDICATORS FOR RACING SPORT 1 Maximum DTC torque re- duction Current DTC torque re- duction DTC control value Rev. counter Maximum braking decel- eration Current braking decelera- tion Current lean angle Maximum lean angle Unit for engine speed display: 1000 revolutions per minute...
  • Page 139 SPORT 2 Maximum DTC torque re- Unit for engine speed duction display: 1000 revolutions per minute Current DTC torque re- duction Operating help DTC control value Rev. counter Difference between the last lap time and refer- ence time or difference between current lap time and reference time Reference time: Fastest of...
  • Page 140 ON THE RACE TRACK SPORT 3 DISPLAY Current DTC torque re- 10 Difference between the duction last lap time and refer- ence time or difference Maximum DTC torque re- between current lap time duction and reference time DTC control value 11 Unit for engine speed Rev.

  • Page 141: Laptimer

    Ending time recording and LAPTIMER managing times Start the timing Requirement Call up the and switch Sport Sport 2 is displayed. to the Sport 2 display. Start the engine. ( 115) Press down the MENU rocker button. menu is dis- LAPTIMER played.

  • Page 142: Race Pro Riding Modes

    ON THE RACE TRACK recorded laps are deleted. This with M GPS­Laptrigger : Change of means that other races can Trigger actuation. : Actu- subsequently be timed and Manual ation by headlight flasher. the lap times of those races : Actuation by compared with the best-ever External M GPS­Laptrigger.

  • Page 143: Launch Control

    Engine Engine Brake Traction (DTC) Wheelie (DTC) For further information about the parameters, see ( 156). Three RACE PRO riding modes Select a parameter. The current setting is dis- can be configured. played graphically and numer- One RACE PRO riding mode ically.
  • Page 144 ON THE RACE TRACK Operating Launch Control When Launch Control is act- ive engine torque is reduced so that forward propulsion is CAUTION maximised on the flat with the Launch Control permits max- front wheel just starting to lift imum acceleration, so unfa- off the ground.

  • Page 145: Pit Lane Limiter

    PIT LANE LIMITER Clutch cooling time Limiting speed with Pit Lane Limiter approx. 3 min (with engine The Pit Lane Limiter is an as- running) sistance system for comply- approx. 20 min (with engine ing with a speed limit, for ex- stopped) ample in the pit lane.

  • Page 146: Dtc

    ON THE RACE TRACK Press and hold down starter Control can be fine-tuned button 1. in the configuration of Open throttle grip until the the RACE PRO riding modes. set maximum rpm has been Configuring RACE PRO riding reached. modes ( 137) Engine speed is limited to the set rpm.
  • Page 147 WARNING Loss of stability because of rear wheel spinning when DTC control is reduced. Risk of falling Reduce DTC for riding on racing circuits only. Only change DTC control RACE PRO riding mode by one level at a time and is activated, Speed Limit carefully test the effects on...

  • Page 148: Mirrors

    Under these circumstances, Push protective cap 1 up the BMW Motorrad recommends mirror arm to expose the temporarily switching off DTC. threaded fastener. Bear in mind that the rear Loosen lock nut 2.
  • Page 149 Install the mirrors with handlebar end mirrors Hold decoupling element 7 Install mirror arm 4 in in position on handlebars 5, threaded adapter 3. Turn mirror arm 4 to the ap- noting retaining lug 6. Slip mirror 4 into position and propriate position.

  • Page 150: Data Recording And 2D Software

    ON THE RACE TRACK DATA RECORDING AND 2D SOFTWARE with M GPS­Laptrigger Data recording and 2D software You can access all the inform- ation about and support for working with the software from 2D, exporting and ana- lysing the performance logs by visiting: 2d-datarecording.com/en/m- gps-laptrigger.

  • Page 152: Engineering Details

    ENGINEERING DETAILS...
  • Page 153 GENERAL NOTES ANTILOCK BRAKE SYSTEM (ABS) DYNAMIC TRACTION CONTROL (DTC) DYNAMIC ENGINE BRAKE CONTROL DYNAMIC DAMPING CONTROL (DDC) RIDING MODE DYNAMIC BRAKE CONTROL TYRE PRESSURE CONTROL (RDC) GEAR SHIFT ASSISTANT HILL START CONTROL CORNERING HEADLIGHT...

  • Page 154: General Notes

    When actively intervening that can be transferred to the in the braking process, the road depends on factors that BMW Motorrad partially include the coefficient of fric- integral ABS adapts braking- tion of the road surface. Loose force distribution between...
  • Page 155 ing pressure to the maximum What feedback does the rider transferable braking force. The receive from the ABS? wheels continue to turn and the If ABS has to reduce braking driving stability is retained irre- force on account of the circum- spective of the road condition.
  • Page 156 In addition to problems with the BMW Motorrad ABS, ex- At speeds above min ceptional riding conditions can 4 km/h, within the limits lead to a fault message being...
  • Page 157 the ABS function by switching the ignition off and on again. WARNING What significance devolves on Braking when cornering regular servicing? Risk of accident despite ABS Invariably, the rider bears WARNING responsibility for assessing road and traffic conditions Brake system not regularly and adopting his or her style serviced.
  • Page 158 They Brake Slide Assist come from the angular rate Brake Slide Assist is an sensor, an integral component extension of BMW Motorrad of Dynamic Traction Control ABS Pro and is designed as (DTC) and Dynamic ESA. a rider assistance system...

  • Page 159: Dynamic Traction Control (Dtc)

    Special situations and adapts torque accordingly. In accordance with the laws of BMW Motorrad DTC is de- physics, the ability to acceler- signed as an assistant system ate is restricted more and more for the rider and for use on as the angle of heel increases.

  • Page 160: Dynamic Engine Brake Control

    The BMW Motorrad Traction lated slip. Control can shut down auto- matically under the exceptional Causes for excessive slip at...

  • Page 161: Dynamic Damping Control (Ddc)

    Race: Damping for riding on DYNAMIC DAMPING CON- the race track (default setting TROL (DDC) in RACE riding mode) How does DDC work? In addition, the damping val- Dynamic Damping Control ues for the front wheel and (DDC) is as semi-active the rear wheel can be set in suspension-adaptation system that reacts automatically to...

  • Page 162: Riding Mode

    ENGINEERING DETAILS Torque and throttle response RIDING MODE RAIN: Gentle throttle re- Selection sponse, reduced torque in low To adjust the motorcycle to the gears. road condition and the desired ROAD and DYNAMIC: Op- driving experience, the follow- timum throttle response, re- ing riding modes can be selec- duced torque in low gears.
  • Page 163 the Wheelie. The system only Traction control (DTC) intervenes late. RAIN: Maximum stability on RACE PRO with setting 0: wet roads. Acceleration on The system is deactivated. dry roads might be reduced. ROAD: High stability on dry roads. Acceleration on dry The rear wheel lift-off as- roads might be slightly re- sistant is active in the RAIN,...

  • Page 164: Dynamic Brake Control

    ENGINEERING DETAILS Brake force distribution DYNAMIC BRAKE CONTROL Application of the front wheel How Dynamic Brake Control brake works RAIN and ROAD: Maximum The Dynamic Brake Con- possible brake force is distrib- trol function is active in all uted to the rear wheel. riding modes.

  • Page 165: Tyre Pressure Control (Rdc)

    measured values until the mo- Behaviour during accidental torcycle has accelerated to a actuation of the throttle grip defined minimum speed for the If the throttle is accidentally first time. opened (throttle grip posi- tion > 5 %) during emergency Minimum speed for braking, Dynamic Brake Con- transmission of the RDC...
  • Page 166 ENGINEERING DETAILS Filling pressure outside per- Pressure adaptation mitted tolerance Compare the RDC value in the instrument cluster with the Temperature compensation value in the table on the back Tyre pressure is a tempera- cover of the rider's manual. ture-dependent variable: pres- Then use the air-line gauge at a sure increases as tyre-air tem- service station to compensate...

  • Page 167: Gear Shift Assistant

    When downshifting (throttle GEAR SHIFT ASSISTANT twistgrip closed), engine Gear Shift Assistant Pro speed is adjusted by blipping Your vehicle is equipped with the throttle. Gear Shift Assistant Pro, a Shift time is shorter than a system originally developed for gearshift with clutch actu- racing and now adapted for ation.

  • Page 168: Hill Start Control

    ENGINEERING DETAILS Downshifting When Hill Start Control Pro is activated, pressure is built up in Downshifting is assisted until the rear brake system to keep maximum rpm for the tar- get gear to be selected is the machine at a standstill on a reached.

  • Page 169: Cornering Headlight

    vents the vehicle slipping with The holding pressure a locked rear wheel, for ex- is released immediately ample. without a brake warning jolt as soon as the ignition is switched Brake release when engine is off. stopped or after time-out Hill Start Control Pro is deac- CORNERING HEADLIGHT tivated if the rider stops the...

  • Page 170: Maintenance

    MAINTENANCE...
  • Page 171 GENERAL NOTES TOOLKIT FRONT-WHEEL STAND REAR-WHEEL STAND ENGINE OIL BRAKE SYSTEM CLUTCH COOLANT TYRES WHEEL RIMS WHEELS CHAIN LIGHTING JUMP-STARTING BATTERY FUSES DIAGNOSTIC CONNECTOR...

  • Page 172: General Notes

    If in doubt consult a Non-reusable cable ties specialist workshop, preferably Non-reusable cable ties are an authorised BMW Motorrad used at some points to secure retailer. cables and lines. To prevent damage to cables and lines...

  • Page 173: Toolkit

    FRONT-WHEEL STAND 102) Install the front-wheel stand Open-ended spanner Width across flats 8/ ATTENTION 10 mm Use of the BMW Motorrad Adjust the spring pre- front-wheel stand without load for front wheel. also using the auxiliary 107) stand Disconnect the battery Risk of damage to parts if from the motorcycle.

  • Page 174: Rear-Wheel Stand

    Install the rear-wheel stand. rectly will be found in the 168) instructions for the stand. BMW Motorrad offers an aux- iliary stand suitable for every vehicle. Your BMW Motorrad retailer will be happy to help you with the selection of a suitable auxiliary stand.
  • Page 175 Check the oil level in sight preferably an authorised glass 1. BMW Motorrad retailer. Topping up engine oil Make sure the ground is level and firm and place the motor- cycle on its stand.

  • Page 176: Brake System

    Engine oil, quantity for Have the brakes checked topping up by a specialist workshop, preferably an authorised max 1.3 l (Difference BMW Motorrad retailer. between MIN and MAX) Check the engine oil level. Checking brake pad thickness, 168) front brakes...
  • Page 177 Have the brake pads replaced by a specialist workshop, preferably an authorised BMW Motorrad retailer. If the brake pads installed are not genuine BMW Motorrad brake pads, it is absolutely es- sential to measure the thick- ness of the brake-pad carrier plates.
  • Page 178 Viewing direction: from preferably an authorised the rear toward brake pads 1. BMW Motorrad retailer. Checking brake-fluid level, front brakes Make sure the ground is level and firm and hold the motor- cycle upright.
  • Page 179 Brake fluid, DOT4 quickly as possible by a spe- It is not permissible for the cialist workshop, preferably an brake fluid level to be below authorised BMW Motorrad re- the MIN mark (Brake-fluid tailer. reservoir horizontal) Checking brake-fluid level, rear brakes...
  • Page 180 MAINTENANCE Brake fluid level, rear ATTENTION Vehicle toppling sideways Brake fluid, DOT4 Risk of damage to parts if It is not permissible for the vehicle topples brake fluid level to be below Secure the vehicle, prefer- the MIN mark. (Brake-fluid ably with the assistance of reservoir horizontal) a second person, so that it...

  • Page 181: Clutch

    In this position, measure quickly as possible by a spe- clutch play A between the cialist workshop, preferably an handlebar fitting and the authorised BMW Motorrad re- clutch lever. tailer. Clutch-lever play 3...5 mm (measured at the outer end of the clutch lever,...

  • Page 182: Coolant

    MAINTENANCE Clutch play is out of tolerance: Adjust the clutch-lever play. 176) Adjusting clutch-lever play Check the coolant level in ex- pansion tank 1. Viewing dir- ection: From in front toward the inside of the right side panel. Loosen lock nut 1. To increase clutch play: Tighten screw 2 into the handlebar fitting.

  • Page 183: Tyres

    Topping up coolant Using laboratory flask 3, top up the coolant to the spe- cified level. WARNING Coolant top-up quantity Opening radiator cap Risk of burning Do not open the radiator 0.15 l (Difference between cap when the system is hot. MIN and MAX) Check and, if necessary, top 2.4 l (Coolant circuit, total)

  • Page 184: Wheel Rims

    MAINTENANCE Make sure the ground is level Measure the tyre tread depth and firm and place the motor- in the main tread grooves cycle on its stand. with wear marks. Check tyre pressures against Each tyre has wear the data below. indicators integrated into the main tread grooves.

  • Page 185: Wheels

    BMW Motorrad ist workshop, preferably an retailer. In these cases, the data authorised BMW Motorrad re- programmed into the control tailer. units has to be changed to suit WHEELS the new wheel sizes.
  • Page 186 MAINTENANCE ATTENTION ATTENTION Use of hard or sharp-edged Unwanted inward movement objects in proximity to com- of the brake pads ponent Component damage on at- Component damage tempt to install the brake cal- Take care not to scratch iper or because brake pads components;...
  • Page 187 Lift the front of the motor- cycle until the front wheel is clear of the ground, preferably using a BMW Motorrad front- wheel stand. Install the front-wheel stand. 167) Support the front wheel and remove quick-release axle 1. Set down front wheel and roll forwards out of the front suspension.
  • Page 188 Always have the security threaded bush of the fasteners checked M24 x 1.5 by a specialist workshop, 50 Nm preferably an authorised BMW Motorrad dealer. ATTENTION Front wheel installed wrong way round Risk of accident Note direction-of-rotation arrows on tyre or rim.
  • Page 189 Radial brake caliper to axle holder 38 Nm Insert the cable for the wheel speed sensor into holding clips 1 and 2. Insert the wheel speed sensor into the bore hole and install screw 3. Clamping screws in axle Wheel speed sensor to holder fork leg Tightening sequence: Tighten...
  • Page 190 Removing rear wheel Loosen adjusting screws 3 on left and right. Lift the motorcycle, preferably Remove adjusting plate 4 and with a BMW Motorrad rear- push the axle in as far as it wheel stand. Install the rear-wheel stand. will go.
  • Page 191 Change in tyre size Effect on control systems Have the new paramet- ers encoded by a specialist workshop, preferably by an authorised BMW Motorrad Retailer. When rolling the rear wheel clear of the motorcycle, take ATTENTION care not to damage wheel- speed sensor 1.
  • Page 192 MAINTENANCE The adaptation values have to be reset with the BMW Motorrad diagnostic system after replacement of the judder-damper elements. Consult a specialist workshop, preferably an authorised BMW Motorrad retailer. Lubricate judder damping ele- Clean dirt and old lubricant ments 2 and install.
  • Page 193 When rolling the rear wheel Roll the rear wheel as far for- into position, take care not ward as possible and loop to damage wheel-speed chain 1 over the sprocket. sensor 1. Install adjustment plate on the Roll the rear wheel farther right 1 in the swinging arm.

  • Page 194: Chain

    MAINTENANCE Operate the brake several times until the brake pads are bedded. Adjust the chain sag. 189) CHAIN Check chain sag Push the motorcycle to turn Insert left adjustment plate 1. the rear wheel and find the Install nut 2 with its washer, position at which chain sag is but do not tighten the nut at at its minimum.
  • Page 195 Tighten nut 1 to the specified If chain deflection is outside tightening torque. permitted tolerance: Adjust the chain sag. Rear quick-release axle 189) in swinging arm Adjust the chain sag M24 x 1.5 Make sure the ground is level Thread-locking compound: and firm and place the motor- mechanical cycle on its stand.
  • Page 196 Clean the drive chain with a suitable cleaning product, dry it and apply chain lub- ricant. To prolong chain life, BMW Motorrad recommends the use of BMW Motorrad chain lubricant or: Lubricant Permissible chain length Chain spray, O-ring compat- ible max 144 mm (measured Wipe off excess lubricant.

  • Page 197: Lighting

    If one or more rivet heads have JUMP-STARTING twisted out of line: Consult a specialist work- CAUTION shop, preferably an authorised BMW Motorrad retailer. Touching live parts of the ignition system when the LIGHTING engine is running Replacing LED light sources...
  • Page 198 MAINTENANCE ATTENTION Contact between crocodile clips of jump leads and vehicle Risk of short-circuit Use jump leads fitted with fully insulated crocodile clips at both ends. Remove positive terminal cover 1. ATTENTION Jump-starting with a voltage greater than 12 V Damage to the on-board electronics Make sure that the battery...

  • Page 199: Battery

    BATTERY more than four weeks. Maintenance instructions BMW Motorrad has de- Correct upkeep, recharging and veloped a float charger storage will prolong the life of specially designed for com-...
  • Page 200 ATTENTION vehicle's on-board systems. For Recharging a fully dis- more information, consult an charged battery via the authorised BMW Motorrad re- power socket or extra tailer. socket Charging battery when Damage to the vehicle elec-...
  • Page 201 for your battery. Always fully The motorcycle's on- recharge the battery before board electronics know restoring it to use. when the battery is fully charged. The on-board socket Connect the battery to the is switched off when this motorcycle. ( 196) happens.
  • Page 202 MAINTENANCE Then connect negative battery cable 1. ATTENTION Close positive terminal Battery not disconnected cover 1. in accordance with correct Install the seat. ( procedure Risk of short-circuit Removing battery Always proceed in compli- Remove the seat. ( ance with the specified dis- Disconnect the battery from connection sequence.

  • Page 203: Fuses

    Installing battery FUSES If the vehicle has been Replacing fuses disconnected from the battery for a significant time, ATTENTION the current date will have to be reset to guarantee correct Jumpering of blown fuses operation of the service display. Risk of short-circuit and fire Never attempt to jumper a blown fuse.
  • Page 204 Diagnostic socket circuits checked by a specialist Coil, isolating relay workshop, preferably an au- 7.5 A thorised BMW Motorrad re- Multifunction switch, left tailer. Sensor box Re-insert fuse box 2. Make 40 A sure that locks 1 engage on Main fuse both sides.

  • Page 205: Diagnostic Connector

    Do not disconnect the diagnostic socket or allow it to be disconnected except in the course of a BMW Motorrad service by a specialist workshop or by other authorised persons. Have the work carried out Insert diagnostic socket 2 into by appropriately trained per- holder 3.
  • Page 206 ACCESSORIES...
  • Page 207 GENERAL NOTES POWER SOCKET USB CHARGING SOCKET CONNECTOR FOR OPTIONAL ACCESSORIES NAVIGATION SYSTEM MAXIMUM PAYLOAD AND MAXIMUM SPEED...

  • Page 208: General Notes

    Use of other-make products tion and use regulations applic- Safety risk able in your country. BMW Motorrad cannot ex- Your authorised amine or test each product BMW Motorrad retailer of outside origin to ensure can offer expert advice on the...

  • Page 209: Usb Charging Socket

    The power supply to the BMW Motorrad recommends socket is switched off if using the BMW Motorrad...

  • Page 210: Connector For Optional Accessories

    ACCESSORIES pouch for smartphone to protect your smartphone against water and vibration. To prevent dirtying, keep the protective cover of the USB charging interface closed when no device is connected. Cable routing Make sure that cables are Connector for DWA and routed in such a way that they M data logger cannot be trapped.

  • Page 211: Navigation System

    Securing navigation system with preparation for naviga- tion system with navigation system Navigation prepara- tion is suitable from BMW Motorrad Navigator IV Insert navigation system 1 at onward. bottom and pivot it toward The latching system of the rear. the Mount Cradle is not...
  • Page 212 Turn ignition key 1 anti-clock- Navigator. wise. Only the latest version of Pull the lock retainer 2 all the the BMW Motorrad com- way to the left. munication system is suppor- Lock 3 is unlocked. ted. A software update of the...

  • Page 213: Maximum Payload And Maximum Speed

    Security settings Always follow the safety instructions in the oper- ating instructions of the BMW Motorrad ConnectedRide Navigator. MAXIMUM PAYLOAD AND MAXIMUM SPEED The navigation system is oper- with saddlebag ated using Multi-Controller 1 Note the maximum payload and MENU rocker button 2.
  • Page 214 CARE...
  • Page 215 CARE PRODUCTS WASHING THE VEHICLE CLEANING EASILY DAMAGED COMPONENTS CARE OF PAINTWORK PAINT PRESERVATION LAYING UP MOTORCYCLE RESTORING MOTORCYCLE TO USE...

  • Page 216: Care Products

    BMW Motorrad retailer. The BMW Motorrad recommends substances in BMW Care that you use BMW insect re- Products have been tested in mover to soften and wash off laboratories and in practice;...

  • Page 217: Cleaning Easily Damaged Components

    BMW Motorrad re- the vehicle. tailer. To prevent stains, do not wash CLEANING EASILY DAMAGED the vehicle immediately after COMPONENTS it has been exposed to strong Plastics sunlight and do not wash it in the sun.

  • Page 218: Care Of Paintwork

    BMW Care Products range. CARE OF PAINTWORK This is particularly important to counter the effects of salt. Use BMW Motorrad high-gloss ATTENTION polish for additional treatment. Damage to paintwork due to Radiator metal polish Clean the radiator regularly to...

  • Page 219: Paint Preservation

    BMW Motorrad the combustion zone. It is ad- solvent cleaner followed by visable to use fuel additives BMW Motorrad gloss polish for when the engine is operated preservation. with low-grade fuel or if the Marks on the paintwork are...
  • Page 220 CARE Install the battery. ( 197) Note the checklist ( 114).

  • Page 222: Technical Data

    TECHNICAL DATA...
  • Page 223 TROUBLESHOOTING CHART THREADED FASTENERS FUEL ENGINE OIL COOLANT ENGINE CLUTCH TRANSMISSION FINAL DRIVE FRAME CHASSIS AND SUSPENSION BRAKES WHEELS AND TYRES ELECTRICAL SYSTEM ANTI-THEFT ALARM DIMENSIONS WEIGHTS PERFORMANCE FIGURES...

  • Page 224: Troubleshooting Chart

    TECHNICAL DATA TROUBLESHOOTING CHART Engine does not start or is difficult to start. Possible cause Rectification Side stand extended and gear Retract the side stand. engaged Gear engaged and clutch not Select neutral or pull the clutch disengaged lever. No fuel in tank Refuel.
  • Page 225 Active route guidance is not displayed in the instrument cluster. Possible cause Rectification Navigation from the Call up the BMW Motorrad BMW Motorrad Connec- Connected app on the paired ted app was not transmitted. mobile device prior to depar- ture.
  • Page 226 TECHNICAL DATA THREADED FASTENERS Front wheel Value Valid Quick-release axle in threaded bush M24 x 1.5 50 Nm Clamping screws in axle holder M8 x 35 Tightening sequence: Tighten screws six times in alternate se- quence 19 Nm Radial brake caliper to axle holder M10 x 65 38 Nm...
  • Page 227 Rear wheel Value Valid Swinging-arm ad- apter to rear wheel swinging arm M8 x 30 20 Nm Spring strut at deflec- tion lever M12 x 1.5 x 75 - 10.9 100 Nm micro-encapsulated Mirrors Value Valid Mirror with lock nut to adapter M10 x 1.25 Left-hand thread,...
  • Page 228 TECHNICAL DATA FUEL Recommended fuel grade Premium Plus unleaded (max. 5 % ethanol, E5) 98 RON, 93 AKI Alternative fuel grade Premium unleaded (power- and consump- tion-related restrictions) (max 10 % ethanol, E10) 95 ROZ/RON 90 AKI Usable fuel capacity approx.
  • Page 229 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 max 1.3 l, Difference between MIN and MAX...

  • Page 230: Final Drive

    TECHNICAL DATA Nominal capacity 148 kW, at engine speed: 12750 min Torque 113 Nm, at engine speed: 11000 min Maximum engine speed max 14600 min Idle speed 1270 ±50 , Engine at reg- ular operating temperature CLUTCH Clutch type Multi-plate oil-bath (anti-hop- ping) with self-reinforcement TRANSMISSION Type of transmission...

  • Page 231: Chassis And Suspension

    FRAME Frame type Aluminium composite bridge frame, load-bearing engine Type plate location Frame, front left at steering head Position of the vehicle identi- Frame, front right, top fication number CHASSIS AND SUSPENSION Front wheel Type of front suspension Upside-down telescopic fork Spring travel, front 138 mm, at wheel Rear wheel...

  • Page 232: Wheels And Tyres

    4.5 mm, Wear limit WHEELS AND TYRES Recommended tyre combina- Your authorised tions BMW Motorrad retailer will be happy to supply an up- to-date list of the approved wheel/tyre combinations. Speed category, front/rear W, required at least: 270 km/h...

  • Page 233: Electrical System

    Rear wheel Rear-wheel type Forged aluminium wheels with M carbon wheels Carbon wheel Rear wheel rim size 6.0" x 17" Tyre designation, rear 200/55 ZR 17 Load index, rear tyre min. 78 Permissible rear-wheel imbal- max 5 g ance Tyre pressure Tyre pressure, front 2.3 bar, One-up, tyre cold 2.5 bar, Two-up with luggage,...

  • Page 234: Anti-Theft Alarm

    TECHNICAL DATA Battery Battery type Lithium­ion, maintenance-free Battery rated voltage 12 V Battery rated capacity 5 Ah Spark plugs Spark plugs, manufacturer and NGK LMAR9FI-10G designation Lighting All light sources ANTI-THEFT ALARM Activation time on arming approx. 30 s Alarm duration approx.

  • Page 235: Performance Figures

    Rider's inside-leg arc, heel to 1905 mm, without rider, at heel DIN unladen weight with M Sport seat, low 1870 mm, without rider, at DIN unladen weight with M Sport seat, high 1935 mm, without rider, at DIN unladen weight WEIGHTS Vehicle kerb weight 223 kg, DIN vehicle kerb...
  • Page 236 SERVICE...
  • Page 237 REPORTING SAFETY-RELEVANT DEFECTS RECYCLING BMW MOTORRAD SERVICE BMW MOTORRAD SERVICE HISTORY BMW MOTORRAD MOBILITY SERVICES MAINTENANCE WORK MAINTENANCE SCHEDULE BMW MOTORRAD RUNNING-IN CHECK MAINTENANCE CONFIRMATIONS SERVICE CONFIRMATIONS...

  • Page 238: Reporting Safety-Relevant Defects

    SERVICE REPORTING SAFETY-RELEVANT DEFECTS with Canada export If you believe that your vehicle has a defect which could cause a crash or could cause injury or death, you should immediately in- form the NHTSA (National Highway Traffic Safety Administration) in addition to notifying the BMW of North America, LLC. If the NHTSA receives other, similar complaints, it may open an investigation.

  • Page 239: Recycling

    In order to help ensure BMW MOTORRAD SERVICE that your BMW is always in optimum condition, BMW Motorrad has an BMW Motorrad recommends extensive network of retailers compliance with the mainten- in place to look after you and...

  • Page 240: Bmw Motorrad Service History

    An authorised services available to you. BMW Motorrad retailer or a specialist workshop can also MAINTENANCE WORK view data that is stored in the BMW pre-delivery check electronic service booklet.
  • Page 241 500 km and 1200 km. approaching. BMW Motorrad Service To find out more about service The BMW Motorrad Service go to: is carried out once a year; the bmw-motorrad.com/service extent of servicing can vary,...

  • Page 242: Maintenance Schedule

    SERVICE MAINTENANCE SCHEDULE BMW Motorrad running- annually or every in check (including oil 10000 km (whichever change and oil filter comes first) change) for the first time after one BMW Motorrad Service, year, then every two years standard scope Engine-oil change, with...

  • Page 243: Bmw Motorrad Running-In Check

    BMW MOTORRAD RUNNING-IN CHECK BMW Motorrad running-in check The tasks included in the BMW Motorrad running-in check are listed below. The actual scope of work applicable for your vehicle may vary. Setting service-due date and countdown distance with BMW Motorrad diagnostic system...

  • Page 244: Maintenance Confirmations

    SERVICE MAINTENANCE CONFIRMATIONS BMW Motorrad Service standard scope The tasks included in the BMW Motorrad Service standard scope are listed below. The actual scope of maintenance work applic- able for your vehicle may vary. Performing vehicle test with BMW Motorrad diagnostic system...
  • Page 245 BMW Motorrad pre- BMW Motorrad running-in delivery check check carried out carried out odometer reading Next service at the latest or, when reached earlier odometer reading Stamp, signature Stamp, signature...
  • Page 246 SERVICE BMW Motorrad service carried out odometer reading Next service at the latest or, when reached earlier odometer reading Work performed BMW Motorrad service Engine oil change with filter Checking valve clearance Checking the timing (cylinder head cover removed) Renewing all spark plugs...
  • Page 247 BMW Motorrad service carried out odometer reading Next service at the latest or, when reached earlier odometer reading Work performed BMW Motorrad service Engine oil change with filter Checking valve clearance Checking the timing (cylinder head cover removed) Renewing all spark plugs...
  • Page 248 SERVICE BMW Motorrad service carried out odometer reading Next service at the latest or, when reached earlier odometer reading Work performed BMW Motorrad service Engine oil change with filter Checking valve clearance Checking the timing (cylinder head cover removed) Renewing all spark plugs...
  • Page 249 BMW Motorrad service carried out odometer reading Next service at the latest or, when reached earlier odometer reading Work performed BMW Motorrad service Engine oil change with filter Checking valve clearance Checking the timing (cylinder head cover removed) Renewing all spark plugs...
  • Page 250 SERVICE BMW Motorrad service carried out odometer reading Next service at the latest or, when reached earlier odometer reading Work performed BMW Motorrad service Engine oil change with filter Checking valve clearance Checking the timing (cylinder head cover removed) Renewing all spark plugs...
  • Page 251 BMW Motorrad service carried out odometer reading Next service at the latest or, when reached earlier odometer reading Work performed BMW Motorrad service Engine oil change with filter Checking valve clearance Checking the timing (cylinder head cover removed) Renewing all spark plugs...
  • Page 252 SERVICE BMW Motorrad service carried out odometer reading Next service at the latest or, when reached earlier odometer reading Work performed BMW Motorrad service Engine oil change with filter Checking valve clearance Checking the timing (cylinder head cover removed) Renewing all spark plugs...
  • Page 253 BMW Motorrad service carried out odometer reading Next service at the latest or, when reached earlier odometer reading Work performed BMW Motorrad service Engine oil change with filter Checking valve clearance Checking the timing (cylinder head cover removed) Renewing all spark plugs...
  • Page 254 SERVICE BMW Motorrad service carried out odometer reading Next service at the latest or, when reached earlier odometer reading Work performed BMW Motorrad service Engine oil change with filter Checking valve clearance Checking the timing (cylinder head cover removed) Renewing all spark plugs...
  • Page 255 BMW Motorrad service carried out odometer reading Next service at the latest or, when reached earlier odometer reading Work performed BMW Motorrad service Engine oil change with filter Checking valve clearance Checking the timing (cylinder head cover removed) Renewing all spark plugs...

  • Page 256: Service Confirmations

    SERVICE SERVICE CONFIRMATIONS The table is intended as a record of maintenance and repair work, the installation of optional accessories and, if appropriate, technical campaign work. Work performed odometer Date reading...
  • Page 257 Work performed odometer Date reading...
  • Page 258 DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY RADIO EQUIPMENT TFT INSTRUMENT CLUSTER RADIO EQUIPMENT ELECTRONIC IMMOBILISER KEYLESS RIDE KEY KEYLESS RIDE ECU RADIO EQUIPMENT TYRE PRESSURE CONTROL (RDC) CERTIFICATION TIRE PRESSURE CONTROL...

  • Page 259: Declaration Of Conformity

    DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY Manufacturer Bayerische Motoren Werke Aktiengesellschaft Petuelring 130, 80809 Munich, Germany Simplified EU Declaration of Conformity according to EU RED (2014/53/EU). Simplified UK Declaration of Conformity according to Radio Equipment Regulations 2017 of the United Kingdom. Hereby, BMW AG declares that the radio equipment components listed below are in compliance with Directive 2014/53/ EU and with Radio Equipment Regulations 2017 of the United Kingdom.
  • Page 260 APPENDIX Radio Compo- Frequency band Output/ equip- nent Transmis- ment sion Power Keyless allowed ZB001 134.5 kHz Ride 66 dBµA/ m @ 10m max. Keyless ZB002 433.92 MHz 10 dBm Ride e.r.p TXBM- 433.05 MHz - 434.79 MHz 18.8 dBm RDC3 433.92 MHz <...
  • Page 261 Radio Compo- Frequency band Output/ equip- nent Transmis- ment sion Power Peak max. 76 - 77 GHz Re14FCR 32 dBm Nom max. 27 dBm Front Peak max. ARS513 77 GHz radar 30 dBm Rear ra- Peak max. SRR521 77 GHz 30 dBm Intelli- TL1P22...
  • Page 262 APPENDIX Radio Compo- Frequency band Output/ equip- nent Transmis- ment sion Power Keyless ZB006 134.5 kHz < 10 mW 433.92 MHz Ride Ac- e.r.p. tive Key TFT In- 2400 MHz - 2483.5 MHz < 3 dBm LIN2BTLE strument Gateway Cluster...

  • Page 263: Radio Equipment Tft Instrument Cluster

    RADIO EQUIPMENT TFT IN- (1) this device may not cause STRUMENT CLUSTER interference, and (2) this device must accept any For all Countries without EU interference, including interfe- Model name: ICC6.5in rence that may cause undesired Manufacturer operation of the device. Robert Bosch GmbH Changes or modifications not Robert Bosch Str.

  • Page 264: Radio Equipment Electronic Immobiliser

    APPENDIX causar su operación no dese- Frequency Band: 134 kHz ada. Transponder: TMS37145/Type DST80, TMS3705 Transponder Taiwan Base Station IC 根據 NCC 低功率電波輻射性電 Output Power: 50 dBμV/m 機 管理辦法 規定: 第十二條 經 Country 型式認證合格之低功率射頻電 機，非經許可，公司、商號或使 Argentina 用 者均不得擅自變更頻率、加大 功率 或變更原設計之特性及功 能。...
  • Page 265 subject to the following two Malaysia conditions: (1) this device may not cause interference, and (2) this device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation. RFCL/47A/0920/S(20‑3358) Le présent appareil est con- Indonesia forme aux CNR d'Industrie Ca- 72790/SDPPI/2021 nada applicables aux appareils 13349...

  • Page 266: Keyless Ride Key

    APPENDIX Serbia 時，應立即停用，並改 善至無干 擾時方 得繼續使用。 前 項合法 通信，指依電信法規定作 業之無 線電 通信。 Vietnam P1620118300 Singapore Complies with IMDA Standards N3504‑20 A1109091120AF04A3 South Africa KEYLESS RIDE KEY For all Countries without EU Model name: HUF5794 Manufacturer Huf Hülsbeck & Fürst GmbH & Co.
  • Page 267 Morocco (1) This device may not cause AGREE PAR L'ANRT MAROC interference. (2) This device must accept Numéro d'agrément : any interference, including in- MR00031289ANRT2022 terference that may cause un- Date d'agrément : desired operation of the device. 06/01/2022 Le présent appareil est con- Nigeria forme aux CNR d’Industrie Ca- Connection and use of this...

  • Page 268: Keyless Ride Ecu

    APPENDIX Type Approved 經發現有干擾現象時，應立即停 No. ESD‑RCE‑2228693 用， 並改善至無干擾時方得繼續 使用。前 述合法通信，指依電信 Serbia 管理法規定作 業之 無線電通信。 低功率射頻器材須忍受 合法通信 或工業、科學及醫療用電波 輻射 性電機設備之干擾 Vietnam И005 22 Singapore Complies with IMDA Standards DA105282 THACO AUTO South Africa C900248 KEYLESS RIDE ECU For all Countries without EU Model name: HUF8485 Manufacturer Huf Hülsbeck &...
  • Page 269 Canada Malaysia This device complies with part 15 of the FCC Rules and Industry Canada licence- exempt RSS standard(s). Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1) This device may not cause HIDF17000037 interference. Morocco (2) This device must accept AGREE PAR L'ANRT MAROC any interference, including in- Numéro d'agrément :...

  • Page 270: Radio Equipment Tyre Pressure Control (Rdc)

    APPENDIX Paraguay Vietnam THACO AUTO 2022‑01‑I‑0052 C900248 Philippines RADIO EQUIPMENT TYRE PRESSURE CONTROL (RDC) For all countries without EU Model name: Wus moto gen 3 Type Approved Manufacturer No. ESD‑RCE‑2228692 LDL Technology S.A.S. Singapore Parc Technologique du Canal, 3 Complies with rue Giotto, 31520 Ramonville, IMDA Standards France...

  • Page 271: Certification Tire Pressure Control

    Australia South Africa TA-2019/1178 Malaysia APPROVED Taiwan 第十二條 經型式認證合格之低功 率射頻電機，非 經許可，公司、 商號或使用者均不得擅自變更頻 率、加大功率或變更原設計之特 RBEF/29A/0919/S(19-3776) 性及功能。 第十 四條 低功率射 頻電機之使用不得影響飛航安全 Mexico 及 干擾合法通信；經發現有干擾 IFETEL: IFT/223/UCS/DG- 現象時，應立即停 用，並改善至 AUSE/2418/2019 無干擾時方得繼續使用。 前項合 Morocco 法 通信，指依電信法規定作業之 AGREE PAR L'ANRT MAROC 無線電通信。 低功 率射頻電機 Numéro d'agrément : 須忍受合法通信或工業、科學及...
  • Page 272 APPENDIX exploitation est autorisée aux deux conditions suivantes: (1) l'appareil ne doit pas pro- duire de brouillage, et (2) l'utilisateur de l'appareil doit accepter tout brouillage radioélectrique subi, même si le brouillage est susceptible d'en compromettre le fonctionne- ment. WARNING: Changes or modi- fications not expressively ap- proved by the party responsi- ble for compliance could void...
  • Page 274 INDEX Brake fluid Abbreviations and symbols, 4 Checking fluid level, ABS, 152 front, 172 Engineering details, 148 Checking fluid level, rear, 173 Self-diagnosis, 116 Reservoir, front, 17 Status indicators, 52 Reservoir, rear, 17 Warning indicators, 52, 53 Brake pads Accessories Checking front, 170 Connector for optional Checking rear, 172...
  • Page 275 Check control Switching on, 86 Dialogue, 32 Warning indicators, 53, 54, Display, 32 Checklist, 114 Technical data, 228 Clutch, 104 Warning indicator lights, 44 Adjusting play, 176 Warning indicators, 43 Checking operation, 175 Dynamic Brake Control, 158 Checking play, 175 Engineering details, 158 Technical data, 224 Dynamic engine brake...
  • Page 276 INDEX Fuel Heated handlebar grips Fuel grade, 123 Control, 20 Refuelling with Keyless Operating, 97 Hill Start Control, 92, 162 Ride, 124, 125 Cannot be activated, 57 Technical data, 222 Engineering details, 162 Fuel filler cap emergency Indicator and warning release, 126 Fuel reserve lights, 56, 57...
  • Page 277 Warning indicators, 39, 40 Media Operating, 72 Keys, 78 Menu Calling up, 63 Laptimer Mirrors Adjusting, 135 Adjusting, 102 Ending timing, 135 Removing and installing, 142 Operating, 135 Mobility services, 234 Start the timing, 135 Motorcycle Launch control, 137 Care, 208 Racing start, 138 Cleaning, 208 Lighting...
  • Page 278 INDEX Pit-lane speed limiter Safety instructions Maximum rpm, setting, 139 For brakes, 120 Operating, 139 For riding, 112 Power socket Seat Notes on use, 202 Installing, 98 Position on the vehicle, 16 Lock, 16 Pre-Ride-Check, 116 Removing, 98 Pure Ride Service, 233 Overview, 26 Reporting safety-relevant...
  • Page 279 Tyres Technical data Checking tread depth, 177 Anti-theft alarm, 228 Checking tyre pressure, 177 Battery, 228 Pressures, 227 Brakes, 225 Running in, 119 Chassis and suspension, 225 Technical data, 226 Clutch, 224 Tyre pressures table, 16 Coolant, 223 Dimensions, 228 USB charging socket Electrical system, 227 Underneath the seat, 18...
  • Page 280 INDEX On-board voltage, 40, 41 Outside temperature warning, 39 RDC, 48 Service, 58 Side stand, 51 TPM, 49, 50, 51 Warning light, drive malfunction, 45 Warning light, drive malfunc- tion, 45 Warning lights, 21 Overview, 24 Warnings, overview, 34 Weights Payload table, 16 Technical data, 229 Wheels...
  • Page 281 Errors and omissions excepted. © 2023 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. Original rider’s manual, printed in Germany.
  • Page 282 Important data for refuelling: Fuel Premium Plus unleaded Recommended fuel grade (max. 5 % ethanol, E5) 98 RON, 93 AKI Premium unleaded (power- Alternative fuel grade and consumption-related re- strictions) (max 10 % eth- anol, E10) 95 ROZ/RON 90 AKI Usable fuel capacity approx.

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