Page 1 MOTORRAD RIDER'S MANUAL (US MODEL) M 1000 R MAKE LIFE A RIDE...
Page 2 Vehicle data Model Vehicle identification number Color number First registration License plate Retailer data Contact in Service Ms./Mr. Phone number Retailer's address/Phone (company stamp)
Page 3 YOUR BMW. We are pleased that you have chosen a BMW Motorrad vehicle and welcome you to the family of BMW riders. Familiarize your- self with your new vehicle so that you can ride safely and confi- dently in all traffic situations.
Page 4: Table Of Contents
GENERAL INSTRUMENT INSTRUCTIONS CLUSTER Quick & easy reference Warnings Abbreviations and sym- Operating elements Operation bols Settings Equipment Bluetooth® Technical data Navigation Currentness of this man- Media Telephone Additional sources of Software version information License information Certificates and operat- ing permits Data memory OPERATION Bluetooth®...
Page 5 SETTING License-plate carrier Front turn signal Mirrors M Cover Kit Headlights Switching off ABS Brakes when riding on the Clutch racetrack Footrest system Shift pattern reversal Steering Mirrors Spring preload Data recording and Damping 2D software Handlebars TECHNOLOGY IN RIDING DETAIL Safety instructions General notes...
Page 6 Connector for op- tional accessories SERVICE USB charging socket Reporting safety de- CARE fects BMW Motorrad Care products Service Washing the vehicle BMW Motorrad Cleaning sensitive service history vehicle parts BMW Motorrad mo- Care of paintwork bility services Paint preservation...
Page 7 Maintenance work Maintenance sched- BMW Motorrad break-in service Maintenance confir- mations Service confirmations APPENDIX Radio equipment electronic immo- biliser Certification Tire Pressure Control Radio equipment TFT instrument cluster INDEX...
Page 8: General Instructions
GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS...
Page 9 QUICK & EASY REFERENCE ABBREVIATIONS AND SYMBOLS EQUIPMENT TECHNICAL DATA CURRENTNESS OF THIS MANUAL ADDITIONAL SOURCES OF INFORMATION CERTIFICATES AND OPERATING PERMITS DATA MEMORY BLUETOOTH® CONNECTIVITY FUNCTIONS...
Page 10: Abbreviations And Symbols
GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS ATTENTION Special QUICK & EASY REFERENCE instructions and pre- This rider's manual has been cautionary measures. Non- designed to provide quick and compliance can cause damage efficient orientation. The quick- to the vehicle or accessories est way for you to find infor- and warranty claims may be mation on specific topics is to denied as a result.
Page 11: Equipment
EQUIPMENT lected optional equipment, na- tional-market version or coun- When you ordered your try-specific measuring proce- BMW Motorrad, you chose var- dures. Detailed values can be ious custom equipment items. obtained from the registration This rider's manual describes documents or requested from...
Page 12: Currentness Of This Manual
Authorized BMW Motorrad vide riding assistance, such as dealer rider assistance systems. Con- Your authorized trol units also make comfort BMW Motorrad dealer is and infotainment functions pos- always happy to answer any of sible. your questions. Information about the stored...
Page 13 Internet. locations that store the vehicle The vehicle owner can have user's personal data. an authorized BMW Motorrad These locations may be: dealer or other qualified service partner or repair shop read out the data stored in the vehicle...
Page 14 GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS Operating states of system The vehicle data is read out via components, such as fill levels the vehicle's legally mandated and tire pressure diagnostic socket. Malfunctions and faults in key Operating data in the vehicle system components, such as Control units process data so lights and brakes that the vehicle can run.
Page 15 BMW Motorrad dealer or other Data input and data transfer qualified service partner or in the vehicle repair shop. The vehicle's General information legally mandated diagnostic Depending on the equipment, socket is used to read out the comfort settings and individual- data.
Page 16 GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS settings when using the ser- Services vices. General information If the vehicle has a mobile Incorporating mobile end phone connection, this devices connection makes it possible Depending on the equipment, to exchange data between mobile end devices connected the vehicle and other systems.
Page 17: Bluetooth
tems which are intended for BLUETOOTH® this purpose. Bluetooth is a close-range Any collection, processing and wireless technology. Bluetooth use of personal data that goes devices are short-range beyond the provision of ser- devices (transmitting with a vices take place only as per- limited range) on the license- mitted by law, on the basis of free ISM band (Industrial,...
Page 18: Connectivity Functions
Connectivity functions may be limited. BMW Motorrad Connected App With the BMW Motorrad Con- nected App, you can call up in- formation about the vehicle and usage. To use some functions such as navigation, the app...
Page 20: Overviews
OVERVIEWS...
Page 21 OVERALL VIEW, LEFT SIDE OVERALL VIEW, RIGHT SIDE UNDER THE RIDER'S SEAT MULTIFUNCTION SWITCH, LEFT MULTIFUNCTION SWITCH, RIGHT INSTRUMENT CLUSTER...
Page 22: Overall View, Left Side
OVERVIEWS OVERALL VIEW, LEFT SIDE Spring preload on front wheel ( 105) Adjust the spring preload at the rear wheel. 106) Hump cover lock ( Tire pressure table Chain adjustment values Rider footrest Noise emission sign...
Page 23: Overall View, Right Side
OVERALL VIEW, RIGHT SIDE Brake fluid reservoir for rear wheel brake 179) Vehicle identification number (frame, right front top) Nameplate (right front frame on steering head) Brake fluid reservoir for front wheel brake 178) Coolant expansion tank 182) Engine oil indicator 174) Oil filler opening 175)
Page 24: Under The Rider's Seat
OVERVIEWS UNDER THE RIDER'S SEAT Battery ( 203) Payload table Onboard vehicle tool kit 173) USB charging socket 214) Diagnostic connector 207) Fuses ( 206)
Page 25: Multifunction Switch, Left
MULTIFUNCTION SWITCH, LEFT High beams and headlight flasher ( Cruise control ( Hazard warning system Adjusting the DTC 138) Turn signals ( Horn Rocker button MENU Multi-Controller ( DTC (...
Page 26: Multifunction Switch, Right
OVERVIEWS MULTIFUNCTION SWITCH, RIGHT Heated grips ( Riding mode ( Emergency-off switch Starter button ( 115)
Page 27: Instrument Cluster
INSTRUMENT CLUSTER Indicator and warning lights ( Shiftpoint light ( 120) Display ( Indicator light DWA ( Keyless Ride ( Photodiode (for adjusting brightness of instrument lighting)
Page 28: Displays
DISPLAYS...
Page 29 INDICATOR AND WARNING LIGHTS MENU VIEW PURE RIDE VIEW MY VEHICLE VIEW INDICATOR LIGHTS...
Page 30: Indicator And Warning Lights
DISPLAYS INDICATOR AND WARNING LIGHTS Turn signal, left ( High beams ( General warning light Turn signal, right ( DTC (...
Page 31: Menu View
MENU VIEW Hill Start Control ( 14 Outside temperature Speedometer 15 Menu area Cruise control ( Speed Limit Info ( Riding mode ( Status bar, top ( Gear display Clock Connection status 10 Muting ( 11 Operating assistance 12 Heated grip settings 13 External temperature warning (...
Page 32: Pure Ride View
DISPLAYS PURE RIDE VIEW START SCREEN Hill Start Control ( 14 External temperature warning ( Tachometer ( 15 Outside temperature Speedometer Status bar, top ( Cruise control ( Speed Limit Info ( Riding mode ( Gear display Clock 10 Connection status 11 Muting ( 12 Operating assistance 13 Heated grip settings...
Page 33 TACHOMETER engine speed range display will Scale no longer change. High / red engine speed range The solid red RPM range indicates the current max- Needle imum speed, depending on, Drag pointer for example, break-in service, The red engine speed launch control or faults in the range changes depend- engine control.
Page 34 DISPLAYS Range The 1 range can be displayed in the status line of the instru- ment cluster ( 64). The range 1 indicates how far you can ride with the re- maining fuel. This distance is calculated based on average consumption and the remaining fuel quantity.
Page 35: My Vehicle View
MY VEHICLE VIEW START SCREEN Check Control display Coolant temperature Range ( Odometer Service display ( Rear tire pressure ( Voltage of the vehicle electrical system 203) Front tire pressure...
Page 36 DISPLAYS On-board computer and travel The pressure differential is in- on-board computer dicated by the current and set- point tire pressure. Immediately after the ignition is turned on, only dashes are displayed. The transmission of the tire pressure values does not begin until the following minimum speed is exceeded for the first time:...
Page 37 If the determined tire pressure is outside the permitted tolerance, the gen- eral warning light blinks red. For further information about the BMW Motorrad tire pres- sure control (TPM), see the Technology in detail ( 164) chapter. Service requirement...
Page 38: Indicator Lights
DISPLAYS Green CHECK OK 1: no mes- INDICATOR LIGHTS sage, optimal values. Layout White circle with lowercase Warnings are indicated by the "i" 2: information. corresponding warning light. Yellow warning triangle 3: Warnings are indicated by the warning, value not optimal. general warning light in com- Red warning triangle 3: warn- bination with a dialog in the...
Page 39 White: (---) There is no valid If the icon 2 is active, you can value. Instead of the value, acknowledge this by tilting dashes 5 are displayed. the Multi-Controller to the left. Check Control messages are The evaluation of the indi- dynamically added to the vidual values is possible in screens in the...
Page 40 DISPLAYS Overview of warning indicators Indicator and Display text Meaning warning lights External temper- is displayed. ature warning Radio-operated lights up yel- Remote key not in key outside re- low. range. ception range Replacing the lights up yel- Remote key bat- battery of the ra- low.
Page 41 Indicator and Display text Meaning warning lights Anti-theft alarm Anti-theft alarm system battery is batt. capacity weak ( low. Anti-theft alarm Anti-theft system battery alarm battery discharged discharged. DWA malfunction Anti-theft alarm system failure. Engine tempera- lights up yel- Engine too hot! ture high ( low.
Page 42 DISPLAYS Indicator and Display text Meaning warning lights Tire pressure is blinks red. Tire pressure outside the ap- not at setpoint. proved tolerance Tire Press. Mon- range ( itor. Loss of pressure. Transmission fault " " Battery of the tire lights up yel- TPM sensors bat- pressure sensor...
Page 43 Indicator and Display text Meaning warning lights ABS deactivated lights up. Off! ABS deactivated. ABS fault ( lights up yel- Limited ABS low. availability! lights up. ABS failure lights up yel- ABS failure! low. lights up. ABS Pro failure lights up yel- ABS Pro failure! low.
Page 44 DISPLAYS Indicator and Display text Meaning warning lights DTC error lights up yel- Traction control low. failure! lights up. Limited DTC lights up yel- Traction control availability low. limited. lights up. DDC error lights up yel- Spring strut ad- low. justment faulty! Fuel has reached Low fuel.
Page 45 Indicator and Display text Meaning warning lights Launch Control Shiftpoint L-Con not avail- not ready ( light lights able. Clutch too up or blinks. hot. Service due is displayed in white. Service due! Service appoint- lights up yel- is displayed in yellow. ment overdue low.
Page 46 DISPLAYS Outside temperature The outside temperature is dis- WARNING played in the status line of the Risk of black ice, even instrument cluster. above Approx. 37 °F Engine heat can lead to spuri- (Approx. 3 °C) ous measurement readings of Risk of accident the outside temperature when At a low outside temper-...
Page 47 You can continue riding; authorized BMW Motorrad the engine will not turn off. dealer. Have a faulty radio-operated Engine start can no longer be key replaced by an authorized turned on using Keyless Ride. DWA can no longer be acti- BMW Motorrad retailer.
Page 48 BMW Motorrad battery is defective. Switch off electrical loads that dealer. are not needed or disconnect...
Page 49 Front parking lamp as soon as possible. Please faulty! contact a repair shop for Tail light faulty! this purpose, preferably an authorized BMW Motorrad Brake light faulty! dealer. Possible cause: Rear left turn One or more light sources are signal faulty! faulty.
Page 50 Have the malfunction cor- No independent alarm. rected as soon as possible Arrange an appointment at a repair shop, preferably at a specialist work- an authorized BMW Motorrad shop. dealer. This fault message is only Anti-theft alarm system shown for a short time...
Page 51 Top up coolant. Have workshop. the cooling system checked at Possible cause: a repair shop, preferably by The DWA control unit has diag- an authorized BMW Motorrad nosed a communication fault. dealer. Contact a repair shop, Possible cause: preferably an authorized The temperature sensor has BMW Motorrad dealer.
Page 52 If possible, have the vehicle the cooling system checked at picked up and let the mal- a repair shop, preferably by function be corrected at a an authorized BMW Motorrad repair shop, preferably an dealer. authorized BMW Motorrad Possible cause: dealer.
Page 53 BMW Motorrad dealer. WARNING Engine control malfunction Unusual handling when the lights up yellow. engine is in emergency op- eration lights up. Accident hazard Avoid rapid acceleration and passing maneuvers. No communication Possible cause: with engine control. Multiple sys. affected.
Page 54 DISPLAYS Possible cause: The measured tire pressure is WARNING within the limit range of the Tire pressure is outside the permissible tolerance. approved tolerance range. Correct the tire pressure. Risk of accident, deterioration Before adjusting the tire pres- in the handling characteristics sure, check the information of the vehicle.
Page 55 There is a fault in the radio link preferably by an authorized to the RDC sensors. Possible BMW Motorrad dealer. causes are radio systems in If you are unsure about the the surrounding area, which...
Page 56 The TPM control unit has diag- Contact a repair shop, nosed a communication fault. preferably an authorized Contact a repair shop, BMW Motorrad dealer. preferably an authorized BMW Motorrad dealer. Sensor faulty or system fault Tire pressure warnings not lights up yellow.
Page 57 ABS deactivated min 3 mph (min 5 km/h) lights up. Contact a repair shop, preferably an authorized BMW Motorrad dealer. Off! ABS self-diagnosis not completed ABS deactivated. blinks. Possible cause: The ABS system was turned off by the rider.
Page 58 The ABS func- rected as soon as possible tion is limited. at a repair shop, preferably You may continue riding. an authorized BMW Motorrad Take note of additional dealer. information on special ABS Pro failure situations that can lead to an lights up yellow.
Page 59 Have the malfunction cor- ing situation has passed. rected as soon as possible You may continue riding. Use at a repair shop, preferably caution when riding. an authorized BMW Motorrad DTC self-diagnosis not dealer. completed ABS-control on front wheel blinks slowly.
Page 60 DTC fault ( 158). Have the malfunction cor- DTC error rected as soon as possible lights up yellow. at a repair shop, preferably an authorized BMW Motorrad lights up. dealer. Limited DTC availability Traction control lights up yellow. failure! Onward journey possible.
Page 61 You may continue riding. Ob- rected as soon as possible serve additional information at a repair shop, preferably on situations that can lead to an authorized BMW Motorrad a DTC fault ( 158). dealer. Have the malfunction cor- The semi-active functionality rected as soon as possible has been deactivated.
Page 62 DISPLAYS Possible cause: Hill Start Control active The Hill Start Control cannot be is displayed in green. activated. Fold in side stand. Possible cause: Hill Start Control only func- The Hill Start Control ( 167) tions when the side stand is was activated by the rider.
Page 63 BMW Motorrad retailer. highlighted with exclamation Hazard warning flasher marks in the menu windows switched on MY VEHICLE SERVICE flashes in green. REQUIREMENTS If the service display ap- flashes in green.
Page 64 Have service performed regularly by a repair shop, preferably an authorized BMW Motorrad retailer. The operating safety and road safety of the vehicle remains unchanged. The best-possible value reten- tion of the vehicle is ensured.
Page 66: Instrument Cluster
INSTRUMENT CLUSTER...
Page 67 WARNINGS OPERATING ELEMENTS OPERATION SETTINGS BLUETOOTH® NAVIGATION MEDIA TELEPHONE SOFTWARE VERSION LICENSE INFORMATION...
Page 68: Warnings
INSTRUMENT CLUSTER WARNINGS OPERATING ELEMENTS Multi-Controller WARNING Operation of a smartphone while riding Risk of accident Observe the valid road traf- fic regulations. Do not use any smartphone while riding. Applications that do not involve operation Multi-Controller are exempt, such as phone Move the cursor up in lists calls using a hands-free sys- Increases the volume...
Page 69: Operation
Rocker button MENU Navigation instructions are displayed as a dia- log if you have not gone to the menu. Operation Navigation of the MENU rocker button is temporarily restricted. OPERATION Go to the menu Briefly press the top of the MENU 1: In Menu view: Change a hier- archy level up.
Page 70 INSTRUMENT CLUSTER System status displays In addition, information from the Tire Pressure Monitor can The system status is displayed be displayed. in the lower menu area when a Select content of upper status function has been turned on or line. ( off.
Page 71 Resetting the on-board Riding time 2 computer Go to the menu. My vehicle Break 1 Call up ONBOARD COMPUTER menu screen. Break 2 Press down the bottom of the rocker button MENU. (average) Select Speed 1 Reset all values Reset individual values and confirm.
Page 72: Settings
The brightness of the display On some mobile termi- is dimmed to the set value if nals, e.g. with operating ambient brightness falls be- system iOS, you must go to the low a defined value. BMW Motorrad Connected App before use.
Page 73 Bluetooth connections can the instrument cluster, the be established, managed, and Bluetooth connection may be deleted in the CONNECTIONS restricted. BMW Motorrad menu. The following Blue- recommends storing the tooth connections are dis- mobile terminal above the fuel played: tank (e.g. in the jacket pocket).
Page 74 INSTRUMENT CLUSTER ing chart in the Technical data The connection is established chapter may provide assis- and the connection status is tance. ( 224) updated. Depending on the mobile If the connection cannot be end device, telephone data established, the troubleshoot- is transferred to the vehicle ing chart in the Technical data automatically.
Page 75: Navigation
Entering destination address calls using a hands-free sys- Connect mobile terminal. tem. Go to the BMW Motorrad Connected app and start the WARNING guidance. Distraction from traffic con- Call up menu in...
Page 76 FAVORITES Route criteria all destinations that have The following criteria can be been saved as a favorite in selected: the BMW Motorrad Con- Route type nected app. It is not possible Avoid Select desired Route type to create new favorites in the Turn desired on or off.
Page 77: Media
The vehicle is connected to point. a compatible mobile end de- Select Start guidance vice. The BMW Motorrad Con- overwrite the current destina- nected app is installed on the tion. mobile end device. Ending route guidance...
Page 78: Telephone
Turn on or off. Shuffle Go to the menu. Media Select Repeat BMW Motorrad recom- (current track) or mends setting the volume for media and conversations via TELEPHONE mobile terminals to the maxi- Prerequisite mum before starting a journey. The vehicle is connected to a Adjust the volume.
Page 79: Software Version
Muting The microphone in the helmet can be muted during active conversations. Conversations with multiple users A second telephone call can be accepted during a conversa- tion. The first conversation will be put on hold. The number of active calls is displayed in the menu.
Page 80: Operation
OPERATION...
Page 81 IGNITION EMERGENCY-OFF SWITCH LIGHTING DYNAMIC TRACTION CONTROL (DTC) DYNAMIC DAMPING CONTROL (DDC) RIDING MODE CRUISE CONTROL HILL START CONTROL (HSC) SHIFTPOINT LIGHT ANTI-THEFT ALARM SYSTEM (DWA) TIRE PRESSURE MONITOR (TPM) HEATED GRIPS RIDER'S SEAT AND PASSENGER SEAT...
Page 82: Ignition
OPERATION Locking the steering lock IGNITION Requirement Radio-operated key Handlebars are turned to the The indicator light for the left. Radio-operated key is radio-operated key flashes within reception area. as long as the radio-operated key is being searched for. If the radio-operated key or the spare key is detected, it goes out.
Page 83 Turning off the ignition Requirement Radio-operated key is within reception area. The steering lock can be un- locked by switching on the ignition. Steering lock is locked: Press and hold button 1. The steering lock can be Steering lock is unlocked. locked by switching off the Parking lights and all function ignition.
Page 84 Hold spare key 1 against the can have it disabled by your au- trim to the rear of the rider's thorized BMW Motorrad dealer. seat so that the spare key For this purpose, you must is positioned above the an- bring all of the motorcycle's tenna 2.
Page 85 Replacing the battery of the radio-operated key If the radio-operated key does not respond when a button is pressed for a short or long time: The battery for the radio-op- erated key no longer has full capacity. Press button 1. Remote key battery Key bit folds open.
Page 86: Emergency-Off Switch
OPERATION The engine can be turned off Battery type easily and quickly using the emergency-off switch. For Keyless Ride radio-oper- ated key CR 2032 Install battery cover 2. Red LED in instrument cluster blinks. The radio-operated key is working again. EMERGENCY-OFF SWITCH Engine turned off Operating position...
Page 87 Alternative: Pull the 1 switch Immediately after turning off if the ignition is turned on. the ignition, pull switch 1 back and hold until the head- High beams and headlight light courtesy delay feature flasher turns on. Turn on the ignition. ( The vehicle lighting lights up for one minute and then turns off automatically.
Page 88: Dynamic Traction Control (Dtc)
OPERATION roadside parking lights turn Turn Comfort turn indi- on or off. cator Turn ignition on and then off again to turn off the roadside parking lights. Hazard warning system Turn on the ignition. ( The hazard warning sys- tem places a load on the battery.
Page 89 Turn on the DTC Press and hold button 1 un- til the DTC indicator light Press and hold button 1 un- changes its behavior. til the DTC indicator light Immediately after the button 1 changes its behavior. is pressed, the DTC system sta- Immediately after the button 1 is displayed.
Page 90: Dynamic Damping Control (Ddc)
If the DTC indicator light lights up after turning Use of the riding modes the ignition off and on and BMW Motorrad has developed then continuing to ride at the riding scenarios for your vehicle following minimum speed, a from which you can select the DTC fault has occurred.
Page 91 RAIN, ROAD, DYNAMIC and RACE Configuring the riding mode preselection Turn on the ignition. ( Go to menu Settings hicle settings Riding mode preselection Activate or deactivate riding The active riding mode 2 fades modes for the riding mode into the background and is preselection.
Page 92: Cruise Control
OPERATION The ABS indicator light flashes CRUISE CONTROL irregularly. Displayed value while You can find more detailed in- adjusting (Speed Limit Info formation regarding road han- not active) dling control systems such as ABS and DTC in the "Technol- ogy in detail" chapter. The availability of the riding modes depends on the in- dividual configuration of the...
Page 93 Turning on cruise control Accelerating Slide switch 2 to the right. Briefly press button 1 for- Button 1 is unlocked. ward. The speed is increased by Saving the speed 1 mph (1.6 km/h) each time the button is pressed. Press button 1 forward and hold.
Page 94 OPERATION The speed is decreased by Resuming previous cruising 1 mph (1.6 km/h) each time speed the button is pressed. Press button 1 back and hold. The speed is reduced continu- ously. If button 1 is no longer pressed, the speed reached is maintained and saved.
Page 95: Hill Start Control (Hsc)
The system is turned off. Hill Start Control Pro can be Button 1 is locked. activated by firmly applying the handbrake or footbrake HILL START CONTROL (HSC) lever. Display During brake actuation for approximately one second af- ter the vehicle has come to a standstill and on a slope with at least a 3% gradient, Hill Start Control Pro is activated...
Page 96: Shiftpoint Light
OPERATION If the throttle grip is de- pressed as you are driving off, Hill Start Control Pro is de- activated automatically. disappears after the brake has been released com- pletely. Hill Start Control Pro is deac- Apply brake lever 1 or foot- tivated.
Page 97: Anti-Theft Alarm System (Dwa)
Setting shifting flash Confirmation tone sounds twice (if programmed). Turn on the Shift light DWA is armed. function. Go to menu Settings hicle settings Con- (under figuration Shift light The following settings are available: Start RPM End RPM Brightness . A flashing fre- Frequency Turn off the ignition.
Page 98 Confirmation tone sounds blink. The type of alarm tone three times (if programmed). can be set by an authorized Tilt sensor is deactivated. BMW Motorrad dealer. Alarm signal The DWA alarm signal can be triggered by: Tilt alarm sensor Switch-on attempt with an unauthorized ignition key.
Page 99: Tire Pressure Monitor (Tpm)
Light signals on indicator Possible settings light: : Set in- Warning signal 1x flash: Tilt sensor 1 creasing and decreasing or in- 2x flashes: Tilt sensor 2 termittent alarm tone. 3x flashes: Ignition is turned : Activate the tilt Tilt sensor on using an unauthorized igni- sensor to monitor the inclina- tion key...
Page 100: Heated Grips
OPERATION Turn Low heater output Target pressure on or off. warn. Medium heater output HEATED GRIPS Operating heated grips High heater output The heated grips option can only be activated High heater output is used when the engine is running. for fast heating of the grips;...
Page 101 Removing the passenger seat with passenger package Park the motorcycle, making sure the ground is level and firm. Fold up the lock cap 1 and unlock the lock for the hump cover 2 using the ignition key. Remove the hump cover 3 by unhooking the fixing mecha- nism 4.
Page 102 OPERATION Installing the rider's seat Position the passenger seat 1; hook in the fixing mecha- Insert and position the rider's nism 2 when doing so. seat 1 at the front in the fix- Press the passenger seat 1 ing mechanism 4. down and lock it in place.
Page 104 SETTING...
Page 105 MIRRORS HEADLIGHTS BRAKES CLUTCH FOOTREST SYSTEM STEERING SPRING PRELOAD DAMPING HANDLEBARS...
Page 106: Mirrors
If there are doubts as to the correct headlight range, have the setting checked by a repair shop, preferably by an authorized BMW Motorrad DANGER dealer. Function impaired by incor- rect installation position BRAKES...
Page 107: Clutch
Turn the adjustment lever 1 Turn the adjustment lever 1 to the desired position. to the desired position. The adjustment wheel is The adjustment wheel is easier to turn when the easier to turn when the brake lever is pressed forward clutch lever is pressed forward slightly.
Page 108 SETTING The footrest can only fold up- ward and slightly backward. Adjusting the footrest joint The footrest joint is adjusted the same way on the left and right. The foot distance and the foot position can be adjusted by means of the rotor 1. Loosen screw 2.
Page 109 Adjusting the footbrake lever Adjusting the gearshift lever foot plate foot plate ATTENTION Unintentional actuation of the gearshift lever Damage to the transmission Check for the correct setting of the gearshift lever. Ensure that the gearshift lever bears no load when The horizontal and vertical not in the process of gear distance of the foot relative...
Page 110: Steering
SETTING Foot piece to gearshift Steering damper basic lever setting Turn the adjustment screw in 7 lb/ft (9 Nm) direction B to the stop, then STEERING 4 clicks in direction A. (High- way operation) Adjusting the steering damper Turn the adjustment screw in direction B to the stop, then 1 clicks in direction A.
Page 111 An engine jack is required to firm. set the spring preload recom- Load motorcycle with rider. mended by BMW Motorrad. With the assistance of Details on how to use the jack a helper, measure the are not specified further.
Page 112 SETTING included in the onboard tool kit. Adjusting the spring preload at the rear wheel Park the motorcycle, making sure the ground is level and firm. Lift the motorcycle using the engine jack until the rear wheel has been fully relieved. WARNING Turn on the ignition.
Page 113: Damping
Load motorcycle with rider To reduce the spring com- and possibly with luggage. pression (increase the spring With the assistance of a preload), turn screw 1 in di- 2nd person, measure the rection A using a tool from distance D between points 1 the onboard tool kit.
Page 114: Handlebars
84) "Operation" HANDLEBARS Adjusting the handlebar position The handlebar position can be adjusted to two positions through 180° rotation of the handlebar risers 1. Have the handlebar posi- tion adjusted at a repair shop, preferably an authorized BMW Motorrad dealer.
Page 116 RIDING...
Page 117 SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS REGULAR CHECK STARTING BREAKING IN SHIFTING BRAKES PARKING THE MOTORCYCLE REFUELING FASTENING MOTORCYCLE IN PLACE FOR TRANS- PORTATION...
Page 118: Safety Instructions
This applies even to short loading information. journeys, and to every season of the year. Your authorized BMW Motorrad dealer will be ATTENTION happy to advise you and has the correct clothing for every Improperly fastened luggage purpose.
Page 119 Settings of spring struts Unevenly distributed load WARNING Loose clothing Inhalation of vapors that are Insufficient tire pressure Tire tread in poor condition harmful to health Damage to health Removed parts Do not inhale vapors from operating fluids and plastics. ATTENTION Only use the vehicle out- doors.
Page 120: Regular Check
RIDING Catalytic converter Danger of overheating There is a danger of overheat- ing and damage if misfiring ATTENTION causes unburned fuel to enter Engine idling for a lengthy the catalytic converter. period while at a standstill The following must be ob- Overheating due to insuf- served: ficient cooling;...
Page 121: Starting
In the event of a change to Check front brake fluid level the load status: 178). Check rear brake fluid level Adjust the spring preload on 179). the front wheel ( 105). Check the coolant level Adjusting the spring preload 182).
Page 122 Have the malfunction cor- ventive maintenance" chapter rected as soon as possible under "Jump starting". at a repair shop, preferably an Engine starts. authorized BMW Motorrad re- Consult the troubleshooting tailer. chart if the engine refuses to Depending on the riding start. (...
Page 123 3 mph (min The self-diagnosis rou- 5 km/h)) tine checks whether If an ABS error is displayed af- BMW Motorrad Integral ABS is ter the ABS self-diagnosis is ready for operation. The self- completed: diagnosis starts automatically You may continue riding. Bear when you turn on the ignition.
Page 124: Breaking In
Have the malfunction cor- capable of diagnosis while rected as soon as possible vehicle is at a standstill. at a repair shop, preferably an blinks slowly. authorized BMW Motorrad re- tailer. Phase 2 Checking system components BREAKING IN capable of diagnosis when Engine riding off.
Page 125: Shifting
If you are riding at a con- extreme angles stant speed and in coasting Accident hazard overrun in a low gear at high Always think well ahead and RPMs, shifting gears with- avoid extreme angles. out clutch control can cause strong power-off reactions. BMW Motorrad recommends...
Page 126: Brakes
RIDING only shifting gears with clutch Shiftpoint light blinks at the control in these riding situ- set frequency: The shifting ations. Riders should avoid speed will soon be reached Shiftpoint light goes off: Shift- using the Gear Shift Assistant ing speed has been reached in the range of the RPM lim- iter.
Page 127 Wet, soiled brakes Locking up of the front wheel is prevented by BMW Motorrad ABS. WARNING With the frequently instructed Decreased braking effect "emergency braking," in which due to moisture and dirt the brake pressure is gener- Risk of accident...
Page 128: Parking The Motorcycle
RIDING ABS Pro Use on public roads Physical riding limits On public roads, ABS Pro and Dynamic Brake Control help make riding your motorcy- WARNING cle even safer. When braking Braking in curves due to unexpected hazards in Danger of falling despite curves, ABS Pro prevents block- ABS Pro ing and slipping of the wheels...
Page 129: Refueling
REFUELING els or during longer station- Fuel quality ary periods. Your authorized Requirement BMW Motorrad dealer can pro- For optimal fuel consumption, vide you with more detailed the fuel should be sulfur-free or information. very low in sulfur content.
Page 130 RIDING Park the motorcycle, making Alternative fuel quality sure the ground is level and firm. Premium unleaded (91; restrictions with regard to power and fuel consumption) (max. 10 % ethanol, E10) 89 AKI (95 ROZ/RON) 90 AKI Refueling procedure WARNING Open the protective flap 1.
Page 131: Fastening Motorcycle In Place For Trans- Portation
fill level is detected and the fuel reserve indicator light is switched off. The "usable fuel quantity" specified in the technical data is the fuel quantity, which can be refueled if the fuel tank was completely emptied, i.e., if the engine dies off due to lack of fuel.
Page 132 RIDING pulled down with the springs compressed as much as pos- sible. ATTENTION Pinching of components Component damage Do not pinch components, e.g. brake lines or wiring harnesses. Lay tensioning belts over the lower fork bridge in front on both sides. Tension tensioning belts downward.
Page 134: On The Race- Track
ON THE RACE- TRACK...
Page 135 DISPLAYS FOR RACING MODE LAPTIMER RACE PRO RIDING MODES LAUNCH CONTROL PIT LANE LIMITER LICENSE-PLATE CARRIER FRONT TURN SIGNAL M COVER KIT SWITCHING OFF ABS WHEN RIDING ON THE RACE- TRACK SHIFT PATTERN REVERSAL MIRRORS DATA RECORDING AND 2D SOFTWARE...
Page 136: Displays For Racing Mode
ON THE RACETRACK DISPLAYS FOR RACING MODE SPORT 1 DISPLAY Maximum DTC torque re- Unit for tachometer: duction 1000 RPM Current DTC torque re- duction DTC control value Tachometer Maximum braking decel- eration Current braking decelera- tion Current angle of inclina- tion Maximum angle of inclina- tion...
Page 137 SPORT 2 DISPLAY Maximum DTC torque re- Current lap time duction Unit for tachometer: Current DTC torque re- 1000 RPM duction Operating assistance DTC control value Tachometer Difference between the last lap time and the ref- erence time, or difference between the current lap time and the reference time...
Page 138 ON THE RACETRACK SPORT 3 DISPLAY Current DTC torque re- 10 Difference between the duction last lap time and the ref- erence time, or difference Maximum DTC torque re- between the current lap duction time and the reference DTC control value time Tachometer 11 Unit for tachometer:...
Page 139: Laptimer
Ending time recording and LAPTIMER managing times Starting time recording Requirement Go to menu and Sport The Sport 2 or Sport 3 display change to the Sport 2 or is shown. Sport 3 display. Start engine. ( 115) Press MENU rocker button down.
Page 140: Race Pro Riding Modes
ON THE RACETRACK with M GPSLaptrigger Best ever racing lap : Changeover of op- The best ever racing lap ( Trigger Best eration. : Triggering ) is the fastest of all Manual Ever by means of headlight flasher. recorded racing laps and is : Triggering by updated as soon as a faster lap External...
Page 141 The following parameters can be set: Engine Engine Brake Traction (DTC) Wheelie (DTC) For more detailed informa- Select a configuration. tion on the parameters, see 161). Three RACE PRO riding modes can be configured. A RACE PRO riding mode can also be selected via the MODE button ( 84).
Page 142: Launch Control
ON THE RACETRACK Operating Launch Control LAUNCH CONTROL Racing start with Launch CAUTION Control Launch Control supports the Launch Control allows max- rider in maintaining the ideal imum acceleration, which RPM for a racing start. could cause unfamiliar riding situations. Engine speed after the Risk of injury due to in- activation of Launch...
Page 143: Pit Lane Limiter
PIT LANE LIMITER Clutch cool-down time Restricting the speed with the Pit Lane Limiter Approx. 3 min (with the en- The Pit Lane Limiter is a sup- gine running) port function designed to com- Approx. 20 min (with the en- ply with a speed restriction, e.g.
Page 144: Dtc
ON THE RACETRACK Hold down the starter but- The control can be adjusted in ton 1. detail as part of the configu- Open the throttle grip until ration of the RACE PRO riding the set maximum RPM has modes. been reached. Configuring the RACE PRO rid- The engine speed is limited to ing modes (...
Page 145 WARNING Loss of stability with spin- ning rear wheel caused by reduction of DTC control. Accident hazard Reduce DTC control on race tracks only. Change the DTC control by RACE PRO riding mode only one stage at a time and activated, then Speed Limit carefully test the impact on...
Page 146: License-Plate Carrier
DTC can reduce the driv- ing power at the rear wheel so much that forward motion is no longer possible. In this case, BMW Motorrad recommends turning off the DTC temporar- ily. Note that the rear wheel will spin in the loose substrate, and...
Page 147 Protect exposed plug con- nections from the penetra- tion of moisture, ideally using the dummy connectors in- cluded in the BMW Motorrad M Cover Kit.
Page 148 ON THE RACETRACK Install the hump trim panel. 201) Installing the license-plate carrier with M Cover Kit Remove the M Cover Kit. 146) Park the motorcycle, making sure the ground is level and Install the screws 1 through firm. the collar bushings 2. Remove the hump trim panel.
Page 149: Front Turn Signal
FRONT TURN SIGNAL Removing front turn signals ATTENTION Removal of the turn signals Expiration of operating li- cense for public roads Do not ride on public roads Connect the connector for the without the turn signals. right-hand turn signal 1. Install the cable tie 2.
Page 150 ON THE RACETRACK Disconnect the connector for the left-hand turn signal 2. Remove screw 1 on the left and right. Remove the turn signals 2 on Remove the cable tie 1. the left and right and carefully Disconnect the connector for feed out the cables.
Page 151: M Cover Kit
Install the cable tie 1. Fasten the cables for turn sig- nals 2 on the left and right in Position cover 2 on the left the cable bracket 1. and right in arrow direction; when doing so, pay attention to lug 3. Install screw 1 on the left and right.
Page 152: Switching Off Abs When Riding On The Racetrack
ON THE RACETRACK After removing the M Cover Removing the M Cover Kit Kit, the license-plate carrier must be reinstalled. Install the license-plate carrier. 142) Installing the M Cover Kit Observe installation instructions of special or racing accessories. Remove screws 1. Hook in and position the cover for the license-plate Unhook the cover for the li-...
Page 153 More detailed information speed, a ABS fault has oc- about brake systems with curred. BMW Motorrad Integral ABS min 6 mph (min 10 km/h) can be found in the chapter "Technology in detail": Partially integral brake 154)
Page 154: Shift Pattern Reversal
ON THE RACETRACK Remove the screw 3 with SHIFT PATTERN REVERSAL washer. Shift pattern for racing mode Transfer the gearshift rod 4 to For the racing mode, the shift the thread for the shift pattern pattern can be reversed by reversal 1.
Page 155: Mirrors
Installing mirrors MIRRORS Removing mirrors ATTENTION Removal of the mirrors Expiration of operating li- cense for public roads Do not ride on public roads without the mirrors. Attach the decoupling ele- The work steps described ment 7 to the handlebars 5; here for the left mirror when doing so pay attention also logically apply to the right...
Page 156: Data Recording And 2D Software
ON THE RACETRACK DATA RECORDING AND 2D SOFTWARE with M GPSLaptrigger Data recording and 2D software You will find all the necessary information and support for dealing with the 2D software as well as for reading out and evaluating the recorded riding data at: 2d-datarecording.com/en/m- gps-laptrigger.
Page 158: Technology In Detail
TECHNOLOGY IN DETAIL...
Page 159 GENERAL NOTES ANTILOCK BRAKING SYSTEM (ABS) DYNAMIC TRACTION CONTROL (DTC) ENGINE DRAG TORQUE CONTROL DYNAMIC DAMPING CONTROL (DDC) RIDING MODE DYNAMIC BRAKE CONTROL TIRE PRESSURE MONITOR (RDC) GEAR SHIFT ASSISTANT HILL START CONTROL ADAPTIVE HEADLIGHT...
Page 160: General Notes
TECHNOLOGY IN DETAIL How does ABS work? GENERAL NOTES The maximum braking force More information on the topic that can be transferred to the of technology is available at road is partially dependent on bmw-motorrad.com/technik. the coefficient of friction of the road surface.
Page 161 When braking heavily, bear In what ways is the in mind that the ABS control BMW Motorrad ABS Pro cannot always be relied on noticeable to the rider? to prevent the rear wheel If the ABS system must re- from lifting off the ground.
Page 162 In addition to problems at the BMW Motorrad ABS Pro, un- Reserves for safety usual riding conditions can also The potentially shorter braking result in a fault message.
Page 163 Brake Slide Assist the vehicle. Brake Slide Assist is an exten- ABS control sion of the BMW Motorrad From a technical standpoint, ABS Pro and is conceived of ABS Pro adjusts the ABS con- as a rider assistance system...
Page 164: Dynamic Traction Control (Dtc)
TECHNOLOGY IN DETAIL external factors such as road conditions and chassis and WARNING suspension adjustments have Risky riding style a significant impact on the con- Risk of accident despite DTC trol options of the Brake Slide The rider is always respon- Assist.
Page 165: Engine Drag Torque Control
Under the following un- Causes of excess slip at the usual riding conditions, rear wheel: BMW Motorrad Traction Riding in coasting overrun on Control may be deactivated a road with low coefficient of automatically. friction (e.g. wet leaves).
Page 166: Dynamic Damping Control (Ddc)
TECHNOLOGY IN DETAIL Race: Damping for racetrack DYNAMIC DAMPING CON- riding (default setting in the TROL (DDC) RACE riding mode) How does DDC work? The damping values for the Dynamic Damping Control front wheel and rear wheel (DDC) is a semi-active running can additionally be adjusted gear system that automatically in 14 stages in the...
Page 167: Riding Mode
Torque and throttle response RIDING MODE In RAIN riding mode: soft Selection throttle response, reduced To adjust the motorcycle to the torque in low gears. road condition and the desired In the ROAD and DYNAMIC riding experience, you can se- riding modes: optimum throt- lect from the following riding tle response, reduced torque...
Page 168 TECHNOLOGY IN DETAIL Wheelie is possible. The Traction control (DTC) rider has to brake the rear In RAIN riding mode: Maxi- wheel manually to prevent mum stability on wet roads. the Wheelie. The system Acceleration may be reduced intervenes late. on dry roads.
Page 169: Dynamic Brake Control
when braking into a curve are For a changeover while riding, possible. the following steps must be In the RACE PRO riding carried out: modes with setting 1: Brake Turn back throttle grip. Slide Assist is inactive. The Do not actuate brake lever. Deactivate the cruise control.
Page 170: Tire Pressure Monitor (Rdc)
TECHNOLOGY IN DETAIL Behavior during emergency If hazard braking is stopped braking and the throttle grip is still un- der actuation, the Dynamic If hazard braking is applied at a speed of min 6 mph (min Brake Control adjusts the en- 10 km/h), in addition to the gine torque back to the rider's ABS function, the Dynamic...
Page 171 are always based on a tire air time after the vehicle comes to temperature of 68 °F (20 °C). a stop. Tire pressure gauges at filling Transmission time of stations do not compensate for the measured values af- temperature; the tire pressure ter vehicle standstill: that is measured depends on min 15 min...
Page 172: Gear Shift Assistant
TECHNOLOGY IN DETAIL throttle valve to obtain the Example correct engine speed. Shifting times are faster than 34.8 psi (2.4 bar) when the clutch is used to To produce the correct shift gears. tire pressure, this must be For the system to detect the increased to the following rider's intention to change value:...
Page 173: Hill Start Control
when gear shifts are made with When Hill Start Control is ac- clutch control. tivated, pressure builds in the rear brake system so that the Downshifts motorcycle remains stationary Downshifts are assisted up to on a sloping surface. The brake the speed at which the engine pressure in the brake system reaches maximum rpm in the...
Page 174: Adaptive Headlight
TECHNOLOGY IN DETAIL cruise control is deactivated This prevents the vehicle from completely. slipping with a locked rear wheel, for example. When the ignition is switched off, the Hill Start Control Pro holding pressure is built up It is possible to automatically immediately and without brake activate the holding function warning jerk.
Page 176: Maintenance
MAINTENANCE...
Page 177 GENERAL NOTES ONBOARD VEHICLE TOOL KIT FRONT WHEEL STAND REAR-WHEEL STAND ENGINE OIL BRAKE SYSTEM CLUTCH COOLANT TIRES RIMS WHEELS DRIVE CHAIN LIGHT SOURCES TRIM PANEL COMPONENTS JUMP-STARTING BATTERY FUSES DIAGNOSTIC CONNECTOR...
Page 178: General Notes
If in doubt, contact a repair For reinstallation, cables and shop, preferably an authorized wires that were cut free must BMW Motorrad dealer. be secured with new dispos- able cable ties. Microencapsulated screws Protrusions should be cut off The microencapsulation is a with cable tie pliers.
Page 179: Onboard Vehicle Tool Kit
( 105) FRONT WHEEL STAND Installing front wheel stand ATTENTION Use of the BMW Motorrad front wheel stand without an additional center or auxiliary Open-ended wrench stand Key range: 10/13 mm Component damage cause by...
Page 180: Rear-Wheel Stand
MAINTENANCE BMW Motorrad offers a suitable auxiliary stand for each vehicle. Your authorized BMW Motorrad dealer will be very happy to assist you in choosing the suitable auxiliary stand. ENGINE OIL For a description of the cor- Checking the engine oil level...
Page 181 Have the oil level corrected tically, making sure that the at a repair shop, preferably ground is firm and level. an authorized BMW Motorrad Read oil level on the display 1. dealer. Topping up the engine oil Park the motorcycle, making sure the ground is level and firm.
Page 182: Brake System
Top up the engine oil to the Have the brakes checked by specified level. a repair shop, preferably an Engine oil, top-up quan- authorized BMW Motorrad tity dealer. max 1.4 quarts (max 1.3 l) Checking the front brake pad (Difference between MIN and...
Page 183 Direction of ness. view: from front, looking at brake pads 1. Have brake pads renewed at a repair shop, preferably an authorized BMW Motorrad dealer. Checking the rear brake pad thickness Park the motorcycle, making sure the ground is level and firm.
Page 184 Direction of view: from rear, ness. looking at brake pads 1. Have brake pads renewed at a repair shop, preferably an authorized BMW Motorrad dealer. Checking the front brake fluid level Position the motorcycle ver- tically, making sure that the ground is firm and level.
Page 185 Have the fault rectified as soon as possible by a repair shop, preferably an authorized BMW Motorrad dealer. Front brake fluid level Checking the rear brake fluid level Brake fluid, DOT4 Position the motorcycle ver-...
Page 186 MAINTENANCE Rear brake fluid level ATTENTION Lateral tipping of the vehicle Brake fluid, DOT4 Component damage cause by The brake fluid level must tipping over not fall below the MIN mark Secure the vehicle from tip- (Brake fluid reservoir horizon- ping over laterally, preferably tal) with the support of a sec-...
Page 187: Clutch
Actuate clutch lever 1 slightly shop, preferably an authorized until you can feel resistance BMW Motorrad dealer. while observing the free play of the clutch pedal A. CLUTCH Checking the clutch function Clutch lever play Pull the clutch lever.
Page 188: Coolant
Check coolant level at expan- If the clutch pedal free sion tank 1. Direction of view: play cannot be set within from front looking at inside of the specified clearances, con- right-hand side panel. tact a repair shop, preferably an authorized BMW Motorrad dealer.
Page 189 Open cap 1 of expansion Required coolant level tank 2. Top up coolant to specified Between the MIN and MAX level. marks on the expansion tank Coolant top-up quantity (when the engine is cold) If the coolant level drops below 0.2 quarts (0.15 l) (Difference the permitted level: between MIN and MAX)
Page 190: Tires
MAINTENANCE If tire pressure is too low: TIRES Correct the tire pressure. Checking tire pressure Checking tire tread depth WARNING WARNING Incorrect tire pressure Riding with heavily worn Worse handling characteris- tires tics of the motorcycle, reduc- Risk of accident due to tion in the service life of the poorer rideability tires...
Page 191: Rims
BMW Motorrad dealer. In some BMW Motorrad dealer, after cases the data stored in the a fall or a significant impact control units must be adapted (e.g.
Page 192 Remove the screw 4 and re- Raise the front of motor- move the wheel speed sen- cycle, preferably using a sor from the drilled hole. BMW Motorrad front wheel stand, until the front wheel ATTENTION rotates freely. Unintentional pressing to- Mount the front wheel stand.
Page 193 Have the tightening torques checked by a repair shop, Loosen clamping bolts 2. preferably by an authorized Remove the quick-release BMW Motorrad dealer. axle 1 while supporting the wheel. Roll the front wheel forward ATTENTION to remove it.
Page 194 MAINTENANCE Roll the front wheel into the front suspension. Clamping bolts in sub- frame Lubricate the quick-release Tightening sequence: Tighten axle 1. the screws 6 times, alter- nating between one and the Lubricant other each time M8 x 35 Optimoly TA 14 lb/ft (19 Nm) Lift the front wheel and install the quick-release axle 1 using...
Page 195 Radial brake calipers on the axle adapter M10 x 65 28 lb/ft (38 Nm) Position the brake caliper 2 on the right and install the screws 1 with the appropriate torque. Radial brake calipers on the axle adapter Fasten the cable for the wheel speed sensor in the holder 1.
Page 196 Loosen the adjustment screws 3 on the left and right. Raise motorcycle, preferably To slacken the drive chain, re- using a BMW Motorrad rear- move the adjustment plate 4 wheel stand. Mount the rear-wheel stand. and slide axle as far forward 174) as possible.
Page 197 Pull out the brake-caliper sup- preferably by an authorized port 1 to the front and set it BMW Motorrad dealer. to the side. Roll the rear wheel toward rear and out of the rocker. The camshaft sprocket...
Page 198 After the judder damper elements are renewed, the adaptation values must be reset with the BMW Motorrad diagnostic system. Please con- tact a repair shop, preferably an authorized BMW Motorrad dealer. Insert the brake caliper 1 with...
Page 199 mounting bracket and rear wheel. Make sure that the quick-re- lease axle meets the recess for mounting flats. Roll the rear wheel as far for- ward as possible and lay the drive chain 1 on the camshaft sprocket. Insert the left-hand adjust- ment plate 1.
Page 200: Drive Chain
MAINTENANCE Adjusting chain sag DRIVE CHAIN Park the motorcycle, making Checking chain sag sure the ground is level and Push the motorcycle until the firm. position with the lowest chain sag is reached. Park the motorcycle, making sure the ground is level and firm.
Page 201 If necessary, place the mo- nut 1 to the specified torque. torcycle on an auxiliary stand; BMW Motorrad recommends Rear-wheel quick-re- the BMW Motorrad rear- lease axle in swinging wheel stand. Clean drive chain with M24 x 1.5 suitable cleaning agent, dry Thread-locking compound: and apply chain lubricant.
Page 202 If one or more rivet heads has rotated: Contact a repair shop, Permissible chain length preferably an authorized BMW Motorrad dealer. max 5.7 in (max 144 mm) (Measured over the center of 10 rivets, drive chain under tension) If the drive chain has reached...
Page 203: Light Sources
Please contact a repair shop for Remove screws 2. this purpose, preferably an Remove the winglet 1. authorized BMW Motorrad dealer. All light sources on the vehi- cle are LED light sources. The service life of the LED light...
Page 204 MAINTENANCE Detach fairing panel 1 from Remove screws 2 (9 mm with fastening clips 2 and remove collar). Loosen the fairing side panel 3 from the grommet 1 and remove it. Installing fairing side panel Remove screw 3. Remove engine spoiler 2 from fastening clip 4.
Page 205 Attach the engine spoiler 2, Install screws 1 (0.12 in (3 paying attention to the mm) with collar). Install screw 2 (0.98 in hook 1. Install the engine spoiler 2 in (25 mm) without collar). the fastening clip 4. Install screw 3. Attach the winglet 1.
Page 206 MAINTENANCE Removing the hump trim panel with passenger package Remove the rear seat. ( Remove the hump cover. Remove the rider`s seat. First unclip tail cowling 1 on the left and right vertically 3; use caution. Then carefully detach the lugs 2 from the holder 4.
Page 207 Lift the hump trim panel 1 Carefully clip in the panels 5 in the arrow direction and in the arrow direction into remove it from the retaining the hump trim panel 2. Install screws 4. tab 2. Install screws 3 (0.12 in (3 Installing the hump trim panel mm) with collar).
Page 208: Jump-Starting
MAINTENANCE JUMP-STARTING CAUTION Touching live parts of the ignition system when the engine is running Electrocution Do not touch parts of the Install screws 1. ignition system when the engine is running. ATTENTION Contact between crocodile clips of jump leads and mo- torcycle Danger of short circuit Use jump leads fitted with...
Page 209: Battery
Remove the rider`s seat. BATTERY Maintenance instructions Run the engine of the donor Correct upkeep, recharging and vehicle during the jump-start- storage will prolong the service ing procedure. life of the battery and are es- Begin by clamping one end sential for recognition of war- of the red jumper cable to ranty claims.
Page 210 During riding breaks of more than 4 weeks, connect a trickle-charger to the battery. BMW Motorrad has de- ATTENTION veloped a trickle-charger Incorrect battery disconnec- specially designed for compat- tion ibility with the electronics of Danger of short circuit the motorcycle.
Page 211 Connecting battery to vehicle Once battery is fully charged, disconnect charger's terminal clips from battery terminals. In the case of longer peri- ods when the motorcycle is not being used, the battery must be recharged regularly. See the instructions for caring for your battery.
Page 212: Fuses
Replacing fuses cal system checked by a repair Turn off the ignition. shop, preferably an authorized Remove the rider`s seat. BMW Motorrad dealer. Install the fuse box 1 in the holder. ATTENTION Install the rider's seat. ( Bypassing defective fuses...
Page 213: Diagnostic Connector
Vehicle experiences malfunc- the diagnostics and informa- tions tion system. Do not have the diagnos- tic socket disconnected ex- cept during BMW Motorrad service by a repair shop or other authorized persons. Have work carried out by appropriately trained per- sonnel.
Page 214 MAINTENANCE with passenger package Install the passenger seat. Install the hump cover.
Page 216 ACCESSORIES...
Page 217 GENERAL NOTES CONNECTOR FOR OPTIONAL ACCESSORIES USB CHARGING SOCKET...
Page 218 Your authorized Safety risk BMW Motorrad dealer BMW Motorrad cannot ex- offers you qualified advice for amine or test each product choosing original BMW parts, of outside origin to ensure accessories and other products.
Page 219 Under the hump cover Under left-hand fairing side panel without anti-theft alarm sys- tem (DWA) Plug for special and racing accessories: Terminating resistor Power supply and LIN Connector for DWA and Spring travel sensor for M data logger front forks (racing acces- Under the hump cover sory) Under the hump trim panel...
Page 220: Usb Charging Socket
ACCESSORIES Remove fairing side panel. Install fairing side panel. 197) 198) with passenger package with passenger package Remove the rear seat. ( Install the passenger seat. Remove the hump cover. Install the hump cover. Remove the hump trim panel. 200) Install the hump trim panel.
Page 221 60 seconds igni- tion has been turned off To protect against water and vibrations, BMW Motorrad recommends the use of the BMW Motorrad smartphone protective sleeve. When no device is connected, the cover of the USB charging socket should be closed to pre- vent contamination.
Page 222 CARE...
Page 223 CARE PRODUCTS WASHING THE VEHICLE CLEANING SENSITIVE VEHICLE PARTS CARE OF PAINTWORK PAINT PRESERVATION STORING THE MOTORCYCLE PUTTING THE MOTORCYCLE INTO OPERATION...
Page 224: Care Products
Exercise caution when using thorized BMW Motorrad dealer. high-pressure or steam-jet BMW Care Products have been devices. materials tested, lab-tested, and field tested and provide opti-...
Page 225: Cleaning Sensitive Vehicle Parts
To prevent stains, do not wash thorized BMW Motorrad dealer. the vehicle immediately after it has been exposed to bright CLEANING SENSITIVE VEHI- sunlight and do not wash it in CLE PARTS the sun. Plastics Regularly clean the fork tubes of contamination.
Page 226: Care Of Paintwork
It is recommended to use When cleaning, ensure that BMW Motorrad solvent cleaner the cooler fins are not bent. and then apply BMW Motorrad high-gloss polish to preserve the paint. Contaminants on the paint sur- face are particularly easy to see...
Page 227: Paint Preservation
Fuel additives clean the or cotton ball. BMW Motorrad fuel injection system and recommends removing tar the combustion area. Fuel ad- stains with BMW tar remover.
Page 228: Technical Data
TECHNICAL DATA...
Page 229 TROUBLESHOOTING CHART THREADED CONNECTIONS FUEL ENGINE OIL COOLANT ENGINE CLUTCH TRANSMISSION REAR-WHEEL DRIVE FRAME RUNNING GEAR BRAKES WHEELS AND TIRES ELECTRICAL SYSTEM ANTI-THEFT ALARM SYSTEM DIMENSIONS WEIGHTS PERFORMANCE DATA...
Page 230: Troubleshooting Chart
TECHNICAL DATA TROUBLESHOOTING CHART Engine does not start at all or is very difficult to start. Possible cause Remedy Side stand extended and gear Fold in side stand. engaged Gear engaged and clutch not Shift transmission to neutral or disengaged disengage clutch.
Page 231 73). Active destination guidance is not displayed in the instrument cluster. Possible cause Remedy Navigation from the Go to the BMW Motorrad BMW Motorrad Con- Connected App on the con- nected App was not nected mobile terminal before transferred. riding.
Page 232: Threaded Connections
TECHNICAL DATA THREADED CONNECTIONS Front wheel Value Valid Quick-release axle in threaded bush M24 x 1.5 37 lb/ft (50 Nm) Clamping bolts in subframe M8 x 35 Tightening sequence: Tighten the screws 6 times, alternating between one and the other each time 14 lb/ft (19 Nm) Radial brake calipers on the axle adapter...
Page 233 Rear wheel Value Valid Swinging-arm adapter on rear wheel swing- ing arm M8 x 30 15 lb/ft (20 Nm) Spring strut on the relay lever M12 x 1.5 x 75- 10.9 74 lb/ft (100 Nm) micro-encapsulated Mirrors Value Valid Mirror with lock nut on adapter M10 x 1.25 Left-hand thread,...
Page 234 TECHNICAL DATA Footrest system Value Valid Foot plate on foot- brake lever M6 x 25 7 lb/ft (9 Nm) with Billet pack Foot piece to gearshift lever M6 x 25 7 lb/ft (9 Nm) with Billet pack...
Page 235: Fuel
FUEL Recommended fuel quality Premium unleaded (93) (max. 5 % ethanol, E5) 91 AKI (98 ROZ/RON) 93 AKI Alternative fuel quality Premium unleaded (91; re- strictions with regard to power and fuel consumption) (max. 10 % ethanol, E10) 89 AKI (95 ROZ/RON) 90 AKI Usable fuel quantity Approx.
Page 236: Engine Oil
JASO MA2, Additives (for instance, molybdenum-based substances) are prohibited, because they would attack the coatings on engine components, BMW Motorrad recommends BMW Motorrad ADVANTEC Ultimate oil. Engine oil, top-up quantity max 1.4 quarts (max 1.3 l), Difference between MIN and...
Page 237: Clutch
Piston stroke 2 in (49.7 mm) Compression ratio 13.3:1 Nominal capacity 202 hp (151 kW), at engine speed: 13000 min with Torque optimized 177 hp (132 kW), at engine calibration speed: 11500 min Torque 83 lb/ft (113 Nm), at engine speed: 11000 min Maximum engine speed max 14600 min...
Page 238: Rear-Wheel Drive
TECHNICAL DATA REAR-WHEEL DRIVE Type of final drive Chain drive Chain sag 1.4...1.8 in (35...45 mm), Motorcycle unloaded on side stand Permissible chain length max 5.7 in (max 144 mm), Measured over the center of 10 rivets, drive chain under tension Number of teeth of rear-wheel 17/47...
Page 239: Brakes
0.18 in (min 4.5 mm), Wear limit WHEELS AND TIRES Recommended tire combina- An overview of the current tions tire approvals is available from your authorized BMW Motorrad retailer. Speed category of front/rear W, minimum requirement: tires 168 mph (270 km/h)
Page 240 TECHNICAL DATA Front wheel Front-wheel rim size 3.50" x 17" Front tire designation 120/70 ZR 17 Load index for front tire At least 58 Permissible front-wheel imbal- max 0.2 oz (max 5 g) ance Permissible front wheel load max 353 lbs (max 160 kg) Front wheel load at unloaded 231 lbs (105 kg) vehicle weight...
Page 241: Electrical System
ELECTRICAL SYSTEM Fuses Main fuse 40 A, Alternator regulator, cut- off relay, BCL, BMS-O, ABS, Fuse 1 15 A, Instrument cluster, anti- theft alarm system, ignition switch, diagnostic socket, igni- tion coil for cut-off relay Fuse 2 7.5 A, Multifunction switch on left, control unit RDC, sensor Battery Battery design...
Page 242: Dimensions
TECHNICAL DATA DIMENSIONS Motorcycle length 82.1 in (2085 mm), over rear wheel Motorcycle height 46.3 in (1176 mm), Over mir- rors, at DIN unloaded vehicle weight 43.8 in (1112 mm), With- out mirror, with DIN unladen weight Motorcycle width 39.2 in (996 mm), with mir- rors 33.4 in (849 mm), over han- dlebar weights...
Page 243: Performance Data
WEIGHTS Unloaded vehicle weight 439 lbs (199 kg), DIN un- loaded vehicle weight, ready for road, fuel tank 90% full, without OE Front wheel load at unloaded 231 lbs (105 kg) vehicle weight Permissible front wheel load max 353 lbs (max 160 kg) Rear wheel load at unloaded 207 lbs (94 kg) vehicle weight...
Page 244 SERVICE...
Page 245 REPORTING SAFETY DEFECTS BMW MOTORRAD SERVICE BMW MOTORRAD SERVICE HISTORY BMW MOTORRAD MOBILITY SERVICES MAINTENANCE WORK MAINTENANCE SCHEDULE BMW MOTORRAD BREAK-IN SERVICE MAINTENANCE CONFIRMATIONS SERVICE CONFIRMATIONS...
Page 246: Reporting Safety Defects
However, the NHTSA cannot be- come involved in individual problems between you, your autho- rized BMW Motorrad dealer or BMW of North America, LLC. You can contact the NHTSA by calling 1–888–327–4236 to reach the Vehicle Safety Hotline (Teletypewriter TTY for the hearing impaired: 1–800–424–9153) for free, by visiting the...
Page 247: Bmw Motorrad Service
BMW MOTORRAD SERVICE always in optimum condition, With its worldwide dealer net- BMW Motorrad recommends work, BMW Motorrad can at- that you comply with the main- tend to you and your motor- tenance intervals specified for cycle in over 100 countries your motorcycle.
Page 248: Bmw Motorrad Mobility Services
BMW pre-delivery check vehicle owner. An authorized The BMW pre-delivery check is BMW Motorrad dealer or repair carried out by your authorized shop can view the data entered in the service history. BMW Motorrad dealer before it turns the vehicle over to you.
Page 249 appointment, service must be performed sooner. The service display in the display reminds you of the ap- proaching service appointment approx. one month or 620 mi (1000 km) before the entered values. More information on the topic of service is available at: bmw-motorrad.com/service The required scope of main- tenance work for your vehicle...
Page 250: Maintenance Schedule
SERVICE MAINTENANCE SCHEDULE BMW Motorrad break-in Annually or every 6000 mi inspection (including oil (10000 km) (whichever and oil filter change) comes first) Standard scope of At first after one year, BMW Motorrad service then every two years Engine oil change with...
Page 251: Bmw Motorrad Break-In Service
BMW MOTORRAD BREAK-IN SERVICE BMW Motorrad break-in service The BMW Motorrad break-in service repair procedures are listed below. The actual scope of maintenance required for your vehicle may differ. Set the service date and remaining distance using the BMW Motorrad diagnostic system...
Page 252: Maintenance Confirmations
SERVICE MAINTENANCE CONFIRMATIONS BMW Motorrad Service standard scope The repair procedures belonging to the BMW Motorrad Service standard package are listed below. The actual maintenance work applicable for your vehicle may differ. Performing the vehicle test using the BMW Motorrad diagnostic...
Page 253 BMW Motorrad pre- BMW Motorrad break-in delivery check service performed performed at km Next service latest or, if reached earlier at km Stamp, signature Stamp, signature...
Page 254 SERVICE BMW Motorrad Service performed at km Next service latest or, if reached earlier at km Work performed BMW Motorrad Service Oil change in engine with filter Checking valve clearance Checking timing (cylinder head cover re- moved) Replacing all spark plugs...
Page 255 BMW Motorrad Service performed at km Next service latest or, if reached earlier at km Work performed BMW Motorrad Service Oil change in engine with filter Checking valve clearance Checking timing (cylinder head cover re- moved) Replacing all spark plugs...
Page 256 SERVICE BMW Motorrad Service performed at km Next service latest or, if reached earlier at km Work performed BMW Motorrad Service Oil change in engine with filter Checking valve clearance Checking timing (cylinder head cover re- moved) Replacing all spark plugs...
Page 257 BMW Motorrad Service performed at km Next service latest or, if reached earlier at km Work performed BMW Motorrad Service Oil change in engine with filter Checking valve clearance Checking timing (cylinder head cover re- moved) Replacing all spark plugs...
Page 258 SERVICE BMW Motorrad Service performed at km Next service latest or, if reached earlier at km Work performed BMW Motorrad Service Oil change in engine with filter Checking valve clearance Checking timing (cylinder head cover re- moved) Replacing all spark plugs...
Page 259 BMW Motorrad Service performed at km Next service latest or, if reached earlier at km Work performed BMW Motorrad Service Oil change in engine with filter Checking valve clearance Checking timing (cylinder head cover re- moved) Replacing all spark plugs...
Page 260 SERVICE BMW Motorrad Service performed at km Next service latest or, if reached earlier at km Work performed BMW Motorrad Service Oil change in engine with filter Checking valve clearance Checking timing (cylinder head cover re- moved) Replacing all spark plugs...
Page 261 BMW Motorrad Service performed at km Next service latest or, if reached earlier at km Work performed BMW Motorrad Service Oil change in engine with filter Checking valve clearance Checking timing (cylinder head cover re- moved) Replacing all spark plugs...
Page 262 SERVICE BMW Motorrad Service performed at km Next service latest or, if reached earlier at km Work performed BMW Motorrad Service Oil change in engine with filter Checking valve clearance Checking timing (cylinder head cover re- moved) Replacing all spark plugs...
Page 263 BMW Motorrad Service performed at km Next service latest or, if reached earlier at km Work performed BMW Motorrad Service Oil change in engine with filter Checking valve clearance Checking timing (cylinder head cover re- moved) Replacing all spark plugs...
Page 264: Service Confirmations
SERVICE SERVICE CONFIRMATIONS The table serves to provide evidence of maintenance and repair work, as well as installed optional accessories and special cam- paigns performed. Work performed at km Date...
Page 265 Work performed at km Date...
Page 266 RADIO EQUIPMENT ELECTRONIC IMMOBILISER CERTIFICATION TIRE PRESSURE CONTROL RADIO EQUIPMENT TFT INSTRUMENT CLUSTER...
Page 267 RADIO EQUIPMENT ELEC- exploitation est autorisée aux TRONIC IMMOBILISER deux conditions suivantes : (1) l'appareil ne doit pas pro- For all countries without EU duire de brouillage, et Model name: EWS 4 (2) l'utilisateur de l'appareil Manufacturer doit accepter tout brouillage BECOM Electronics GmbH radioélectrique subi, même si le Technikerstraße 1, A-7442...
Page 268 APPENDIX Canada To comply with FCC RF expos- ure compliance requirements, IC: 2546A-BC5A4 the device must be installed to Le présent appareil est con- provide a separation distance forme aux CNR d'Industrie Ca- of at least 20 cm from all per- nada applicables aux appareils sons.
Page 269 could void the user's authority Model name: ICC6.5in to operate the equipment. Manufacturer Le présent appareil est con- Robert Bosch GmbH forme aux CNR d'Industrie Ca- Robert Bosch Str. 200, 31139 nada applicables aux appareils Hildesheim, Germany radio exempts de licence. L'- Technical information exploitation est autorisée aux Technical Information...
Page 270 INDEX Brake pads Abbreviations and symbols, 4 Breaking in, 119 ABS, 157 Checking the front, 176 Displays, 51 Checking the rear, 177 Indicator lights, 51, 52, 53 Brakes Self-diagnosis, 117 ABS Pro, 157 Technology in detail, 154 ABS Pro depends on riding Accessories mode, 122 Connector for optional...
Page 271 Clutch Dynamic Brake Control, 163 Adjusting play, 182 Technology in detail, 163 Adjusting the handlebar Dynamic engine brake lever, 101 control, 159 Checking function, 181 Checking play, 181 Electrical system Technical data, 231 Technical data, 235 Coolant Emergency-off switch, 20 Checking the fill level, 182 Operating, 80 Technical data, 230...
Page 272 INDEX Fuel Hill Start Control Pro Fuel quality, 123 Operating, 89 Refueling, 124 Setting, 89 Technical data, 229 Technology in detail, 167 Fuel reserve Horn, 19 Indicator lights, 55 Hump trim panel Range, 28 Installing, 201 Fuses Removing, 200 Position on vehicle, 18 Replacing, 206 Immobilizer Technical data, 235...
Page 273 Instrument cluster Lights Displays, 25, 26 Adaptive headlight, 168 Operating, 60, 63, 64 Headlight courtesy delay Operating element, 19 feature, 81 Overview, 21 Low beams, 80 Photodiode, 21 Operating element, 19 Selecting the display, 62 Operating headlight flasher, 81 Operating high beams, 81 Jump-starting, 202 Parking lights, 80 Roadside parking lights, 81...
Page 274 INDEX Multifunction switch Pit-lane limiter Overview, left, 19 Adjust maximum RPM, 137 Overview, right, 20 Operating, 137 Pre-Ride-Check, 116 Pure Ride Navigation Overview, 26 Operating, 69 RACE PRO, 134 Onboard computer, 65 Configuring, 135 Onboard vehicle toolkit Restoring factory setting, 135 Contents, 173 Racetrack Position on vehicle, 18...
Page 275 Technical data Safety information Anti-theft alarm system, 235 For riding, 112 Battery, 235 On braking, 120 Brakes, 233 Seats Clutch, 231 Lock, 16 Coolant, 230 Removing and installing, 94 Dimensions, 236 Service, 241 Electrical system, 235 Indicator lights, 57 Engine, 230 Reporting safety defects, 240 Engine oil, 230 Service History, 241...
Page 276 INDEX Turn signals Operating, 80 Operating element, 19 Removing/installing, 143 Type plate Position on vehicle, 17 USB charging interface Under the rider's seat, 18 Values Display, 32 Vehicle identification number Position on vehicle, 17 Vehicle voltage, 41, 42 Warning lights, 21 Overview, 24 Weights Payload table, 18...
Page 277 Reprinting, in whole or in hands frequently when ser- part, is only permitted with vicing your vehicle. the written permission of Further information is avail- BMW Motorrad, Aftersales. able at: Original Rider's Manual, printed www.P65Warnings.ca.gov/ in Germany. passenger-vehicle...
Page 278 Important data for refueling stop: Fuel Recommended fuel quality Premium unleaded (93) (max. 5 % ethanol, E5) 91 AKI (98 ROZ/RON) 93 AKI Alternative fuel quality Premium unleaded (91; restric- tions with regard to power and fuel consumption) (max. 10 % ethanol, E10) 89 AKI (95 ROZ/RON) 90 AKI...

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