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Rider's Manual
R 1200 GS
Vehicle data/dealership details
General instructions
Actuality . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7
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Overview Abbreviations and Instruction.
1 An important aspect of this symbols Result of an activity.
6 Rider's Manual is that it can CAUTION Low-risk hazard.
be used for quick and easy Non-avoidance can lead to Reference to a page with
reference. Consulting the slight or moderate injury. more detailed informa-
extensive index at the end of this tion.
WARNING Medium-risk
Rider's Manual is the fastest way
hazard. Non-avoidance can
General instructions
General instructions
You can obtain EWS Electronic immobiliser.
All dimensions, weights and
BMW Motorrad
RDC Tyre pressure monitor- power ratings stated in the
optional accessories
ing. Rider's Manual are quoted to the
through your authorised
standards and comply with the
BMW Motorrad dealer;
Equipment tolerance requirements of the
optional accessories
Deutsches Institut für Normung
have to be retrofitted to When you purchased your BMW e.V. (DIN). Versions for individual
the vehicle. motorcycle, you chose a model countries may differ.
with individual equipment. This
ABS Anti-lock brake system. Rider's Manual describes the z
Actuality
optional extras (OE) offered by
ASC Automatic Stability Con- The high safety and quality level
BMW and selected optional ac-
trol. of BMW motorcycles is ensured
cessories (OA). This explains why
the manual may also contain by continuous development
D- Electronic chassis and work on design, equipment
ESA suspension adjustment. equipment specifications which
you have not ordered. Please and accessories. Because of
note, too, that your motorcycle this, your motorcycle may differ
might not be exactly as illus- from the information supplied
in the Rider's Manual. Nor
can BMW Motorrad entirely
1 rule out errors and omissions.
Consequently no claims can be
8 derived from the information,
graphics or descriptions.
General instructions
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General views
General view, left side . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11
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General view, right side . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13
Underneath the seat . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14
Multifunction switch, left . . . . . . . . . . . . 15
General views
Multifunction switch, right . . . . . . . . . . . 17
Instrument panel . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18
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General views
General view, left side
1 Fuel filler neck ( 115) 2
2 Seat lock ( 88) 11
3 Setting the rear damping
(down at the spring strut)
( 98)
General views
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2
General views
General view, right side 10 Behind the side trim panel:
1 without Dynamic ESA OE
Battery ( 161) 2
Positive battery connection
Adjuster for spring preload, 13
point ( 160)
rear ( 97).
Diagnostic connector
2 Air filter (underneath the
( 167)
centre trim panel) ( 153)
11 Brake-fluid reservoir, rear
3 Brake-fluid tank, front
( 143)
General views
( 142)
4 Height adjustment of the
windscreen ( 95)
5 Power socket ( 170)
6 Vehicle identification num-
ber (on steering head)
Type plate (on the frame, z
front right)
7 Coolant-level indicator
( 144)
Coolant reservoir ( 145)
8 Oil filler neck ( 139)
9 Engine oil level indicator
( 138)
Underneath the seat
2 1 Standard toolkit ( 136)
14 2 Rider's Manual
3 Tyre pressure table
4 Payload table
5 Adjusting the front seat
height ( 89)
General views
6 Fuses ( 165)
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Multifunction switch,
left 2
1 High-beam headlight and 15
headlight flasher ( 57)
2 with cruise control OE
Cruise-control system
( 81).
General views
3 Hazard warning lights sys-
tem ( 60)
4 ABS ( 68)
ASC ( 69)
with riding modes Pro OE
DTC ( 70)
5 with Dynamic ESA OE z
Dynamic ESA possible set-
tings ( 72)
6 with LED auxiliary head-
lights OA
LED auxiliary headlights
( 58).
7 Turn indicators ( 61)
8 Horn
9 Multifunction display
( 61)
10 with preparation for nav-
2 igation system OE
Operating navigation sys-
16 tem ( 182)
Multi-Controller
11 with LED headlight OE
Daytime riding light
( 58).
General views
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Multifunction switch,
right 2
1 with heated grips OE 17
Heated handlebar grips
( 87).
2 Riding mode ( 74)
3 Emergency off switch (kill
General views
switch) ( 56)
4 Starter button
Start engine ( 105).
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Instrument panel
2 1 Speedometer
18 2 Engine speed display
3 Photosensor (for adapting
the brightness of the in-
strument lighting)
with alarm system
General views
(DWA) OE
Alarm system LED
Alarm signal ( 85)
with Keyless Ride OE
Telltale light for the radio-
operated key
z Ignition with Keyless Ride
( 53).
4 Indicator and warning lights
( 20)
5 Multifunction display
( 22)
Status indicators
Indicator and warning lights . . . . . . . . . 20
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19
Multifunction display . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22
Warning symbols in the display . . . . . 24
Warnings . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25
Status indicators
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Indicator and warning
3 lights
20 1 with cruise control OE
Cruise-control system
( 81).
2 Neutral
3 ASC ( 42)
Status indicators
Status indicators
9 High-beam headlight
( 57)
10 with LED headlight OE
Daytime riding light
( 58).
11 with LED auxiliary head-
lights OA
LED auxiliary headlights z
( 58).
12 Fuel reserve ( 45)
Multifunction display
3 1 Fuel level
22 2 Recommendation to up-
shift ( 46)
3 Gear indicator; "N" indic-
ates neutral (idle) position.
4 with LED headlight OE
Status indicators
Status indicators
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Warning symbols in the
3 display
24 1 with tyre pressure control
(RDC) OE
Tyre pressure ( 38)
2 EWS ( 32)
3 Coolant temperature
Status indicators
( 35)
4 Engine oil level ( 35)
5 Engine electronics ( 36)
6 On-board voltage ( 33)
7 Warnings ( 25)
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Warnings The status of the 'General' warn-
Mode of presentation
ing light matches the most ur- 3
gent warning.
Warnings are indicated by the 25
corresponding warning lights. The possible warnings are listed
on the next pages.
Status indicators
Warnings that do not have warn- z
ing lights of their own are indic-
ated by 'General' warning light 1
showing in combination with a
warning symbol at 2 or a text
warning at 3. The 'general' warn-
ing light shows yellow or red, de-
pending on the urgency of the
warning.
3 Warnings, overview
26
Indicator and warning Display text Meaning
lights
Ice crystal symbol Outside temperature warning ( 32)
is displayed.
Status indicators
OILLVL CHECK
is displayed.
Indicator and warning Display text Meaning
lights 3
General warning Temperature sym- Coolant temperature too high ( 35) 27
light shows red. bol appears on the
display.
The malfunction Emissions warning ( 35)
indicator lamp lights
Status indicators
up.
General warning Engine symbol Engine in emergency-operation mode
light shows yellow. appears on the ( 36)
display.
General warning The engine symbol Severe fault in the engine control unit
light flashes yellow. flashes. ( 36)
General warning The tyre symbol is Tyre pressure outside permitted toler-
light flashes red. displayed with one ance ( 39)
or two arrows. The
critical tyre pres-
sure flashes.
General warning The tyre symbol Sensor is faulty or there is a system fault
light shows yellow. with one or two ( 40)
z arrows appears in
the display.
"--" or "-- --" Signal transmission disrupted ( 40)
is displayed.
Status indicators
shows.
ASC telltale and ASC intervention ( 42)
warning light quick-
flashes.
DTC indicator DTC intervention ( 42)
and warning light
flashes quickly.
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ASC telltale and ASC self-diagnosis not completed
warning light slow- ( 43)
flashes.
DTC indicator DTC self-diagnosis not completed
and warning light ( 43)
flashes slowly.
ASC telltale and ASC switched off ( 43)
warning light
shows.
Indicator and warning Display text Meaning
3 lights
30 DTC indicator DTC switched off ( 43)
and warning light
shows.
ASC telltale and ASC fault ( 44)
warning light
Status indicators
shows.
DTC indicator DTC fault ( 44)
and warning light
shows.
General warning !D-ESA is dis- DESA fault ( 44)
light shows yellow. played.
General warning The holding symbol Hill Start Control is deactivated automat-
light flashes yellow. flashes briefly. ically ( 45)
General warning The holding symbol Hill Start Control cannot be activated
light flashes yellow. flashes briefly. ( 46)
Indicator and warning Display text Meaning
lights 3
The arrow point- Recommendation to upshift ( 46) 31
ing upwards is dis-
played.
The gear indicator Gear not trained ( 47)
flashes.
Status indicators
General warning Hazard warning lights system is switched
light flashes red. on ( 47)
Status indicators
Remove all other vehicle keys
radio-operated key ( 55). The integral battery in the radio-
from the same ring as the igni-
Use the reserve key to con- operated key has lost a signific-
tion key.
tinue your journey. ant proportion of its original ca-
Use the emergency key.
with Keyless Ride OE pacity. There is no assurance of
Have the defective key re-
Battery of the radio-operated how long the R/C key can remain
placed, preferably by an au-
key is flat or the key has been operational.
thorised BMW Motorrad dealer.
lost ( 55). Replace the battery of the
Radio-operated key out of Remain calm if the warning radio-operated key ( 55). z
range symbol appears while you are
Vehicle voltage too low
with Keyless Ride OE riding. You can continue your
journey, the engine will not General warning light shows
General warning light shows switch off. red.
yellow. Have the defective radio-op- Symbol for vehicle voltage
erated key replaced by an au- is displayed.
Radio-operated key warning
thorised BMW Motorrad dealer.
symbol is displayed.
Possible cause: The preconditions for the oil level
3 WARNING
The alternator or alternator drive check are as follows:
Discharged battery causes is faulty, battery is faulty or the Engine at operating tempera-
34 ture.
various motorcycle systems fuse for the alternator regulator
to fail, such as lighting, en- has blown. Engine idling for at least ten
gine or ABS Have the fault rectified as seconds.
Risk of accident quickly as possible by a Side stand retracted.
specialist workshop, preferably Motorcycle standing upright on
Status indicators
Status indicators
oil level. The next time you stop Compliance with the quickly as possible by a
for fuel: information set out below is specialist workshop, preferably
Checking engine oil level essential. an authorised BMW Motorrad
( 138). Possible cause: dealer.
If the oil level is too low:
The coolant level is too low.
Topping up the engine oil Emissions warning
Check coolant level ( 144).
( 139). The malfunction indicator
If the coolant level is too low:
If the oil level is correct: lamp lights up. z
Leave the engine to cool down.
Seek the advice of a specialist
Topping up coolant ( 145). Possible cause:
workshop, preferably an author-
Have the cooling system The engine control unit has dia-
ised BMW Motorrad dealer.
checked by a specialist gnosed a fault which affects the
Coolant temperature too workshop, preferably by a pollutant emissions.
high BMW Motorrad partner. Have the fault rectified by a
General warning light shows specialist workshop, preferably
red. an authorised BMW Motorrad
dealer.
You can continue riding; pollut- in emergency-operation mode. Risk of accident
3 ant emissions are higher than In exceptional cases, the engine Adapt your style of riding ac-
the threshold values. stops and refuses to start. cordingly: ride slowly, avoid
36 Have the fault rectified as sharp accelerating and overtak-
Engine in emergency- quickly as possible by a ing.
operation mode specialist workshop, preferably If possible, have the vehicle
General warning light shows an authorised BMW Motorrad brought in and the fault
yellow. dealer. rectified by a specialist
Status indicators
Status indicators
!LAMPF: Low-beam head- Identify defective bulb or bulbs
light, high-beam headlight, by visual check. !DWALO is displayed.
parking light or front turn in- Replacing bulbs for low-beam
dicator defective. and high-beam headlight NOTICE
with LED headlight OE ( 155).
!LAMPF: Additionally: day- This error message shows briefly
Replacing bulb for parking light
time riding light faulty. only after the Pre-Ride-Check
( 157).
completes.
!LAMPR: Brake light, rear with LED headlight OE
light, indicator light rear or li- Replace LED headlights Possible cause: z
cense plate light faulty. ( 160). The integral battery in the anti-
!LAMPS: Several bulbs de- theft alarm has lost a significant
fective. Replacing bulbs for front and proportion of its original capacity.
rear turn indicators ( 158). There is no assurance of how
Replace the LED rear light long the anti-theft alarm can re-
WARNING ( 159). main operational if the vehicle's
Vehicle overlooked in traffic battery is disconnected.
due to failure of the lights on
the vehicle
Seek the advice of a specialist Seek the advice of a specialist readings are based on a tyre air
3 workshop, preferably an author- workshop, preferably an author- temperature of 20 °C.
ised BMW Motorrad dealer. ised BMW Motorrad dealer.
38 If the symbol 3 also shows,
Anti-theft alarm battery Tyre pressure this is a warning. The crit-
flat with tyre pressure control ical tyre pressure flashes.
with alarm system (DWA) OE (RDC) OE
If the value in question is
Status indicators
Status indicators
Temperature compensation accordingly.
The tyre symbol is dis- ( 131) The up arrow indicates a front-
played with one or two ar- tyre pressure problem, the down
rows. The critical tyre pressure Tyre pressure outside arrow indicates a rear-tyre pres-
flashes. permitted tolerance sure problem.
The up arrow indicates a front- with tyre pressure control Possible cause:
tyre pressure problem, the down (RDC) OE Measured tyre pressure is out-
arrow indicates a rear-tyre pres- side permitted tolerance. z
General warning light
sure problem. Check the tyre for damage
flashes red.
Possible cause: and to ascertain whether the
Measured tyre pressure is close The tyre symbol is dis- vehicle can be ridden with the
to the limit of permitted toler- played with one or two ar- tyre in its present condition.
ance. rows. The critical tyre pressure If the vehicle can be ridden with
Correct the tyre pressure as flashes. the tyre in its present condition:
stated on the inside cover of Correct the tyre pressure at the
the Rider's Manual. earliest possible opportunity.
Sensor is faulty or there is Signal transmission
3 NOTICE
a system fault disrupted
40 You can deactivate RDC warn- with tyre pressure control with tyre pressure control
ings for riding in off-road mode. (RDC) OE (RDC) OE
Status indicators
are located in the surrounding !RDC is displayed. completed
area which are interfering with
NOTICE The ABS function is not avail-
the transmission between
able, because self-diagnosis
the RDC control unit and the This error message shows briefly did not complete. (The motor-
sensors. only after the Pre-Ride-Check cycle has to reach a defined
Observe the RDC displays in completes. minimum speed for the wheel
other surrounding areas.
Possible cause: speed sensors to be checked:
A permanent fault is
present only when the The integral battery in the tyre- 5 km/h) z
general warning light also lights pressure sensor has lost a sig- Pull away slowly. Bear in mind
up. nificant proportion of its original that the ABS function is not
Under these circumstances: capacity. There is no assurance available until self-diagnosis has
Have the fault rectified by a of how long the tyre pressure completed.
specialist workshop, preferably control system can remain opera-
tional. ABS fault
an authorised BMW Motorrad
dealer. Seek the advice of a specialist ABS telltale and warning
workshop, preferably an author- light shows.
ised BMW Motorrad dealer.
Possible cause: lead to an ABS fault message ing light flashes longer than the
3 with riding modes Pro OE ( 123). ASC intervention lasts. This af-
The angular rate sensor has Have the fault rectified as fords the rider visual feedback on
42 quickly as possible by a control intervention even after the
been damaged. The ABS Pro
function is not available. specialist workshop, preferably critical situation has been dealt
an authorised BMW Motorrad with.
ATTENTION dealer.
DTC intervention
Status indicators
Status indicators
ASC system.
ASC self-diagnosis not DTC self-diagnosis not
without riding modes Pro OE
completed completed
Activating the ASC function
The ASC function is not avail- The DTC function is not avail- ( 70).
able, because self-diagnosis able, because self-diagnosis
DTC switched off
did not complete. (The motor- did not complete. (The motor-
cycle has to reach a defined cycle has to reach a defined with riding modes Pro OE
minimum speed for the wheel minimum speed with the en- z
DTC indicator and warning
sensors to be checked: min gine running for the wheel-
light shows.
5 km/h) speed sensors to be checked:
Pull away slowly. The ASC in- min 5 km/h) Possible cause:
dicator and warning light goes Pull away slowly. Bear in mind The rider has switched off the
out after a few minutes. that the DTC function is not DTC system.
The ASC indicator and warning available until self-diagnosis has DTC Switching on ( 71).
light continues to flash: completed.
Seek the advice of a specialist
workshop, preferably an author-
ised BMW Motorrad dealer.
ASC fault DTC indicator and warning Have the fault rectified as
3 without riding modes Pro OE light shows. quickly as possible by a
specialist workshop, preferably
44 Possible cause:
ASC telltale and warning an authorised BMW Motorrad
light shows. The DTC control unit has detec- dealer.
ted a fault.
Possible cause: DESA fault
The DSC control unit has detec- ATTENTION
General warning light shows
Status indicators
Status indicators
quent braking and accelerating), The holding symbol is dis-
Irregular engine operation or the harder it is to determine the played.
engine shutdown due to lack fuel reserve. For this reason, it is
of fuel not possible to accurately state Possible cause:
Risk of accident, damage to cata- the fuel reserve. The driver has activated Hill Start
lytic converter Control ( 133).
Do not run the fuel tank dry. The range is shown auto- Switch off Hill Start Control.
Possible cause: matically once the fuel re- Operate Hill Start Control z
serve indicator light is switched ( 83).
The fuel tank contains no more
on.
than the reserve quantity of fuel. Hill Start Control is
The range remaining with the
Reserve fuel available fuel reserve depends on deactivated automatically
the riding style (on consumption) with Hill Start Control OE
and the fuel quantity available
approx. 4 l when the indicator light switched General warning light
Refuelling ( 115). on. flashes yellow.
After a refuelling stop, the dis-
tance counter for reserve fuel is
The holding symbol flashes General warning light
3 briefly. flashes yellow.
Status indicators
The gearbox sensor is not fully General warning light
trained. flashes red.
Engage neutral gear N and,
Turn signal indicator light If the time remaining to the next
with the vehicle at a standstill,
flashes green. service is less than a month or if
let the engine run for at least
10 seconds to train the idle the next service falls due within
Possible cause:
gear. 1000 km, the service due date 1
The driver has switched on the and countdown distance 2 are
Engage all gears with clutch hazard warning lights system. z
actuation and ride at least 10 displayed briefly after the Pre-
Switch off the hazard warning Ride-Check has been completed.
seconds with the engaged lights system ( 60).
gear. If service is overdue, the
The gear indicator starts to due date or the odometer
flash when the gearbox sensor reading at which service was due
has been trained successfully. is accompanied by the 'Gener-
When the gearbox sensor is al' warning light showing yellow.
fully trained, the Pro shift as- The word Service remains
sistant functions as described permanently visible.
( 132).
Possible cause:
3 NOTICE
Service is due because of the
If the service-due indicator ap- driving performance or the date.
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pears more than a month before Have your motorcycle serviced
the service date, the date saved regularly by a specialist work-
in the instrument cluster must shop, preferably by an author-
be adjusted. This situation can ised BMW Motorrad retailer.
occur if the battery was discon- The operational and road
Status indicators
Operation
Lights . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 57
Heated handlebar grips . . . . . . . . . . . . . 87
Daytime riding light . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 58
Front and rear seats . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 88
Hazard warning lights system . . . . . . . 60
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Turn indicators . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 61
Multifunction display . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 61
Anti-lock brake system (ABS) . . . . . . . 68
Automatic Stability Control
(ASC) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 69
Dynamic Traction Control (DTC) . . . . 70
Electronic Suspension Adjustment
(DESA) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 71
Riding mode . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 74
Ignition switch/steering Switching on ignition
4 lock
50 Keys
You receive 2 ignition keys.
Please consult the information on
the electronic immobiliser (EWS)
if a key is lost or mislaid ( 51).
Operation
Operation
The LED auxiliary headlights A spare key attached to the
Key can be removed. same ring as the ignition key
briefly light up.
used to start the engine could
Switching off ignition with LED headlight OE "irritate" the electronics, in
The daytime riding light goes which case the enabling signal
out soon after the ignition is z
for starting is not issued. The
switched off. warning with the key symbol
appears in the multifunction
with LED auxiliary headlights OA
display.
The LED auxiliary headlights
Always keep the spare key sep-
go out soon after the ignition is
arately from the ignition key.
switched off.
Operation
Parking lights and all function
circuits switched on.
Press and hold down button 1. There are two ways of activat-
Pre-Ride-Check is performed.
The steering lock engages with ing the ignition.
( 106)
an audible click. Version 1: z
ABS self-diagnosis is in pro-
Ignition, lights and all function Short-press button 1.
gress. ( 106)
circuits switched off. Side lights and all function cir-
without riding modes Pro OE
Short-press button 1 to disen- cuits are switched on.
gage the steering lock. with LED headlight OE ASC self-diagnosis is per-
formed. ( 107)
Daytime riding light is switched
Switching on ignition on. Switching off ignition
Requirement with LED auxiliary headlights OA Requirement
Radio-operated key is within LED auxiliary headlights are
range. Radio-operated key is within
switched on.
range.
Pre-Ride-Check is performed.
( 106)
ABS self-diagnosis is in pro-
gress. ( 106)
Electronic immobiliser If you mislay a radio-operated key
4 EWS you can have the key in ques-
The on-board electronics access tion barred by your authorised
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the data saved in the radio-op- BMW Motorrad dealer. In order
erated key via a ring aerial in the to have a key barred you must
R/C ignition lock. The ignition is bring along all the other keys be-
not enabled for starting until the longing to the motorcycle.
engine control unit has recog- The engine cannot be started
Operation
Operation
NOTICE
Change the battery.
The emergency key or the radio-
operated key with the empty bat-
tery must be in contact with z
the rear-wheel cover.
Please consult the information
on the electronic immobiliser Time during which the
(EWS) if a key is lost or mis- engine has to be started.
laid. The unlocking procedure has
If you happen to lose or mislay to be repeated if this time is
the radio-operated key while allowed to expire.
on a journey, you can start the
vehicle with the emergency 30 s Press button 1.
key. Pre-Ride-Check is performed. Key bit flips out.
If the battery of the radio-op- Key has been recognised. Push up battery cover 2.
erated key is flat, the motor- Engine can be started. Remove battery 3.
cycle can be started by touch- Start engine ( 105). Dispose of the old battery in
accordance with all applicable
laws and regulations; do not Red LED on the instrument Do not operate the kill switch
4 attempt to dispose of batteries panel flashes. when riding.
as domestic waste. The radio-operated key is
56 The emergency off switch is a
ready for use again. kill switch for switching off the
ATTENTION
engine quickly and easily.
Unsuitable or incorrectly in- Emergency off switch
serted batteries (kill switch)
Operation
Component damage
Use a battery compliant with
the manufacturer's specifica-
tions.
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always make sure polarity is
correct.
Insert the new battery with the
positive terminal up. A Engine switched off
1 Emergency off switch (kill B Normal operating position
Battery type (run)
switch)
Operation
NOTICE
The side lights place a strain on Immediately after switching off
the battery. Do not switch the the ignition, push button 1 to
ignition on for longer than abso- the back and hold it in this po-
lutely necessary.
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sition until the headlight cour-
Push switch 1 forward to tesy delay feature comes on.
The low-beam headlight switches The vehicle lighting lights for
switch on the high-beam
on automatically when the engine one minute and is automatically
headlight.
is started. switched back off.
Pull switch 1 back to operate
the headlight flasher. This can be used after parking
with LED headlight OE
the vehicle, for example, to light
In daytime the daytime riding Headlight courtesy delay the way to the house door.
light can be switched on as an
feature
alternative to the low-beam head- Parking lights
light. Switch off the ignition.
Switching off ignition ( 51).
Press button 1 again to switch
4 NOTICE off the LED auxiliary headlights.
58 The auxiliary headlights have ap-
proval as fog lights and their use Daytime riding light
is permissible in bad weather with LED headlight OE
conditions only. Always comply
with the road traffic regulations in Manual daytime riding
force in the country in which the light
Operation
Operation
NOTICE can be effected automatically.
If the high-beam headlight is
WARNING
switched on while the daytime
riding light is on, the daytime The automatic riding light z
riding light is switched off after control system cannot re-
approx. 2 seconds and the place your personal assess-
high-beam headlight, low-beam ment of lighting conditions,
headlight and front side light are particularly in foggy or misty
switched on. weather.
Press button 1 to switch on If the high beam headlight is Safety risk
the daytime riding light. switched off again, the daytime Manually switch on the low-
The indicator light for the running light is not automat- beam headlight in poor lighting
daytime riding light lights ically reactivated, but must be conditions.
up. switched on again if required.
In the display's SETUP menu,
go to the DLIGHT menu item
The low-beam headlight, the and set the automatic daytime
front side lights and the auxili- riding light to ON.
ary headlight are switched off.
The indicator light for the you ride into a tunnel and the flashers for longer than absolutely
4 automatic daytime riding response of the automatic necessary.
light lights up. daytime riding light to the
60 change in ambient brightness
If the ambient brightness de- is delayed). The auxiliary
creases below a certain value, headlight switches on again
the low beam headlight is auto- when the daytime riding light is
matically switched on (e. B. switched off.
Operation
Operation
Switching on ignition ( 50). Turn indicator cancella-
tion
Briefly press button 1 in order
The turn indicators are can- to select the display in the top
celled automatically after the display line 2. z
defined riding time and dis- In the standard equipment the
tance. following values can be displayed
The turn signal indicator light and selected at the press of a
goes out. button:
Total distance travelled (ODO)
Multifunction display Tripmeter 1 (TRIP 1)
Push button 1 to the left to Tripmeter 2 (TRIP 2)
Selecting the display at Range (RANGE)
switch on the left turn indicat-
the top SETUP menu (SETUP
ors.
Turn signal indicator light
Switching on ignition ( 50). ENTER), only when stationary
flashes green.
with on-board computer Pro OE and selected at the press of a with on-board computer Pro OE
4 The following information is ad- button: Stop watch driving time
ditionally displayed by means of Ambient temperature (RDTIME)
62 (EXTEMP)
the on-board computer Pro:
Automatic tripmeter (TRIP A) Engine temperature (EN- Resetting trip distance
Current consumption (CONS GTMP) recorder
C) Average consumption 1 Switching on ignition ( 50).
Current speed (SPEED) (CONS 1)
Operation
Average consumption 2
Selecting display at the (CONS 2)
bottom Average speed (Ø SPEED)
z with tyre pressure control
(RDC) OE
Tyre pressures (RDC)
Date (DATE)
Oil-level reminder (OILLVL) Repeatedly press button 1
briefly until the tripmeter to be
with on-board computer Pro OE
reset is indicated in the top
Vehicle circuit voltage display line 2.
Briefly press button 1 in order (VOLTGE)
to select the display in the bot- Press and hold down button 1
with on-board computer Pro OE until the value shown is reset.
tom display line 2.
Stopwatch total time
In the standard equipment the (ALTIME)
following values can be displayed
Resetting the average
values 4
Switching on ignition ( 50). 63
Operation
Keep pressing the button 1 Press button 1 briefly in order
briefly until 2 SETUP ENTER to go to the next menu item.
is shown in the top display The top display line 2 shows z
lines. the menu item.
Repeatedly press button 1 Press and hold button 1 to The bottom display line 3
briefly until the average value start the SETUP menu. shows the preset value.
to be reset is indicated in the The following indication in the Press button 4 briefly in order
bottom display line 2. display depends on the equip- to change the set value.
Press and hold down button 1 ment selected. The following menu items can be
until the value shown is reset. selected:
with alarm system (DWA) OE
Configuring functions DWA: Switch alarm system ON
Switching on ignition ( 50). or OFF
with preparation for navigation Set the clock only when the
4 system OE motorcycle is stationary.
GPS TM: Navigation system In the SETUP menu, select
64
installed: Accept GPS time and the menu item SETUP
GPS date (ON) or do not ac- CLOCK.
cept (OFF)
CLOCK: Setting the clock
DATE: Setting the date
Operation
Operation
reduce the same. reduce the same.
Keep button 2 pressed until Keep button 2 pressed until
the minutes no longer flash. the year in the bottom display
Setting is complete. line 3 starts to flash.
In order to cancel the setting Press button 1 to increase the z
at any point, keep button 1 Keep button 2 pressed until flashing value or button 2 to
pressed until the initial value the day in the bottom display reduce the same.
is shown again. line 3 starts to flash. Keep button 2 pressed until
the year no longer flashes.
NOTICE NOTICE Setting is complete.
If you drive off before the setting If "––.––.––" is displayed In order to cancel the setting
has been completed, the setting instead of the date, the voltage at any point, keep button 1
will be cancelled. supply of the instrument cluster pressed until the initial value
has been interrupted (e.g. by dis- is shown again.
Setting the date connecting the battery).
Switching on ignition ( 50).
4 NOTICE
Switching on ignition ( 50). Briefly press button 1 to start Press button 1 for a long
In the customisation menu, it is the customisation menu. period in order to display the
possible to set which informa- SETUP BC CUSTOM ap- first menu item.
z tion is to be displayed in which pears on the display. SETUP BC ODO appears on
display line. Briefly press button 1 again to the display.
In the SETUP menu, select exit the customisation menu.
the menu item SETUP BC
BASIC. NOTICE
If SETUP BC BASIC is selec-
ted, then the factory setting will
be active again. The customisa-
tion CUSTOM remains stored.
Press button 1 briefly in order CONS 2: Average consump-
to change the set value. tion 2 (BELOW) 4
The following menu items can CONS C: Current consumption
be selected, the works setting is (TOP) 67
shown in brackets. Some menu ØSPEED: Average speed
items will only be selected if the (BELOW)
relevant special equipment (OE) SPEED: Current speed (TOP)
is actually present. RDC: Tyre pressures (BE-
Operation
ODO: Total mileage counter LOW)
Press button 2 briefly in order (TOP, the setting OFF is not VOLTGE: Vehicle circuit
to go to the next menu item. possible) voltage (BELOW)
The top display line 3 shows TRIP 1: Tripmeter 1 (TOP) ALTIME: Stopwatch total
TRIP 2: Tripmeter 2 (TOP) time (BELOW)
z
the menu item.
The bottom display line 4 TRIP A: Automatic trip dis- RDTIME: Stopwatch driving
shows the preset value. The tance recorder (TOP) time (BELOW)
following values can be set. EXTEMP: Ambient tempera- DATE: Date (BELOW)
TOP: The value is displayed in ture (BELOW) SERV T: Date of the next
the top display line. ENGTMP: Engine temperature service (OFF)
BELOW: The value is dis- (BELOW) SERV D: Countdown distance
played in the bottom display RANGE: Range (TOP) to next service (OFF)
line. CONS R: Average consump- OILLVL: Oil level note (BE-
BOTH: The value is displayed tion for range calculation (OFF) LOW)
in both display lines. CONS 1: Average consump- EXIT: Exit individualisation
OFF: The value is not dis- tion 1 (BELOW) menu
played.
ABS telltale and warning
4 NOTICE light shows.
68 You have the option of deactiv- Release button 1 within two
ating the ABS function while the seconds.
motorcycle is on the move. ABS telltale and warning
light remains on.
Operation
a speed in excess of the min-
imum stated below after the NOTICE
ignition was switched off and
then on again. You have the option of deactiv-
ating the ASC function while the
Press and hold down button 1 min 10 km/h z
motorcycle is on the move.
until the ABS telltale and warn-
ing light changes status. with riding modes Pro OE
ABS telltale and warning If the encoding plug is not in-
light goes out; if self- serted, you have the alternative
diagnosis has not completed it of switching the ignition off and
starts flashing. back on again.
Release button 1 within two
seconds.
ABS telltale and warning
light remains off or contin-
ues to flash.
Press and hold down button 1
The ABS function is activated. until the ASC telltale and warn-
ing light changes status.
ASC telltale and warning ASC indicator and warn- on BMW Motorrad Automatic
4 light shows. ing light no longer lights up Stability Control (ASC):
Release button 1 within two and starts flashing if the self-dia- How does ASC work? ( 125)
70 gnosis is incomplete.
seconds.
ASC telltale and warning Release button 1 within two Dynamic Traction
light remains on. seconds. Control (DTC)
ASC indicator and warning
light remains off or contin- DTC Switching off
The ASC function is deactiv-
Operation
Operation
stated below after the igni-
tion was switched off and then
Press and hold the button 1 on again.
until the DTC indicator and Press and hold button 1
warning light changes status. min 10 km/h
until the DTC indicator light z
DTC indicator and warning changes its status. See the section "Engineering
light shows. DTC indicator and warn- details" for more information
Release button 1 within two ing light goes out; if self- on BMW Motorrad Dynamic
seconds. diagnosis has not completed, it Traction Control (DTC):
DTC indicator and warning starts flashing. How does traction control
light remains on. Release button 1 within two work? ( 126)
seconds.
DTC is switched off. DTC indicator and warning
Electronic Suspension
light remains off or contin- Adjustment (DESA)
ues to flash. with Dynamic ESA OE
DTC is switched on.
If the encoding plug is not in-
serted, you have the alternative
Dynamic ESA possible
4 settings
NOTICE
Operation
AUTO: Automatic setting of
To adjust spring preload: spring preload
Press button 1 briefly to view Start engine ( 105).
the current setting.
MAX: Maximum spring preload
Press button 1 briefly to
To adjust damping: view the current chassis and The settings for damping and z
Repeatedly press button 1 suspension setting. spring preload shown on the
briefly until the setting you Repeatedly press and hold but- display are automatically ac-
want to use appears on the ton 1 until the setting you want cepted if you allow a certain
display. to use appears on the display. length of time to pass without
pressing button 1.
NOTICE NOTICE The D-ESA display flashes
You can adjust the damping when set to MIN or MAX.
You cannot adjust spring preload
characteristic while the motor- Once adjustment completes,
while the motorcycle is on the
cycle is on the move. the D-ESA display disappears.
move.
In AUTO loading mode, the
The following settings are avail-
spring preload is adjusted only
able:
once the motorcycle is driven
ROAD: Damping for comfort- off.
able on-road mode.
Riding mode while taking into account the
4 Using the riding modes
settings made by the rider.
74 BMW Motorrad has developed The interplay of throttle
operational scenarios for your response, ABS control and ASC/
motorcycle from which you can DTC control is optimised for
select the scenario suitable for each of the scenarios.
your situation:
Operation
Operation
selected: road with off-road tyres with
RAIN: For riding on a rain-wet large tread blocks while taking
ATTENTION road surface. into account the settings made
ROAD: For riding on a dry road by the rider.
Activation of the off-road surface. z
mode (Enduro and Enduro With the motorcycle at a stand-
Pro) when riding on-road. with riding modes Pro OE still, the selected mode is ac-
Risk of crash due to lack of sta- The following riding modes tivated after approximately two
bility when the vehicle brakes or are additionally available for seconds.
accelerates in the control range selection: The newly selected riding
of ABS or ASC/DTC DYNA: For dynamic riding on mode is activated as you
Activate off-road mode (Enduro a dry road surface. ride only when the following
and Enduro Pro) only for off- Enduro: When riding off- preconditions are satisfied:
road riding. road with road tyres: Throttle twistgrip is in idle posi-
Press button 1 repeatedly un- tion.
with riding modes Pro OE Brake is not applied.
til the required riding mode is
indicated next to the selection When an encoding plug is
arrow. installed, the DYNA PRO
Following activation of the new PRO riding mode
4 riding mode the clock is dis-
with riding modes Pro OE
played again.
76 The values set in SETUP Launching SETUP MODE
MODE are not shown per- Installing encoding plug
manently but in sequence for
( 80).
a limited time after the follow-
Switching on ignition ( 50).
ing events:
Operation
Operation
Adjusting Enduro PRO Press button 4 briefly to set DTC: ENDURO PRO
with riding modes Pro OE ENGINE to RAIN, ROAD or ABS: ENDURO PRO
Launch SETUP MODE ( 76). DYNA. ENGINE: ROAD
SETUP DTC is displayed. Press button 1 briefly. RESET flashes 3 times. z
SETUP MODE RESET is SETUP MODE EXIT is dis-
displayed. played.
NOTICE
ABS can only be set in the
Enduro PRO riding mode.
SETUP MODE RESET is SETUP MODE EXIT is dis-
displayed. played. 4
79
Operation
Press the button 1 repeatedly
until SETUP EXIT is shown.
Press and hold button 1. z
Press button 1 briefly to keep Press button 1 briefly to return The on-board computer read-
the settings. to the settings menu page. ings appear on the display.
SETUP MODE EXIT is dis- SETUP DTC is displayed.
played. Press and hold the button 4 to Deactivate the RDC for
Press and hold the alternative permit SETUP MODE. off-roading
button 4 to reset all paramet- SETUP MODE DYNA PRO Requirement
ers. ENTER is displayed. The motorcycle should be driven
Factory setting adopted for with reduced tyre pressure when
DYNA PRO riding mode: off road.
DTC: DYNA
ENGINE: DYNA Requirement
RESET flashes 3 times. Either the ENDURO or ENDURO
PRO riding mode has been set
in order to be able to switch the OFF: The RDC warning
4 RPA off. symbol is shown in the
display and the tyre pressure
80 Switching on ignition ( 50). outside of the permitted toler-
ance is shown.
Operation
The symbol for the encoding
plug 1 is shown on the
display. The riding modes 2 z
Enduro PRO and
DYNA PRO can be selected
Press in the lock 1 and pull of and replace the Enduro and
the protective cap. DYNA riding modes.
Install the encoding plug. Installing front seat ( 90). Slide switch 1 to the right.
Switch on the ignition. Button 2 is operational.
Cruise-control system
NOTICE with cruise control OE
If the encoding plug is in place,
the disabled driving safety sys-
tems remain disabled even after
switching the ignition off and
back on.
Saving road speed Accelerating Decelerating
4
82
Operation
Briefly push button 1 forward. Briefly push button 1 forward. Briefly push button 1 back.
z Adjustment range for
The speed is increased by The speed is reduced by
2 km⁄h each time the button 2 km/h each time you push the
cruise control (depending
is pushed. button.
on gear)
Push button 1 forward and Push button 1 back and hold it
20...210 km/h hold it in this position. in this position.
Telltale light for cruise con- The motorcycle accelerates The motorcycle decelerates
trol shows. steplessly. steplessly.
The current speed is main- The current speed is main-
The motorcycle maintains your tained and saved if button 1 is tained and saved if button 1 is
current cruising speed and the not pushed again. not pushed again.
setting is saved.
Deactivate cruise control
Brake, pull the clutch lever
or turn the throttle twistgrip
(close the throttle by turning
the twistgrip back past the the motorcycle will decelerate Hill Start Control
idle position) to deactivate the only to the cruising speed saved
with Hill Start Control OE 4
cruise-control system. in memory, even though you
Telltale light for cruise control might have intended slowing to 83
Operate Hill Start Control
goes out. a lower speed.
Requirement
Telltale light for cruise con- The vehicle is at a standstill.
Resuming former cruising
trol shows.
speed
Operation
Switching off cruise ATTENTION
control Switching off the engine or
ignition, extending the side
stand, timeout (approx. 20 z
minutes) or in the event of a
fault
Hill Start Control brake failure
It is essential to apply the
brakes manually to hold the
Briefly push button 1 back to vehicle.
return to the speed saved be-
forehand. NOTICE
Slide switch 1 to the left.
NOTICE The system is deactivated.
Hill Start Control is purely a com-
Button 2 is disabled. fort system to facilitate holding
Opening the throttle does not
deactivate the cruise-control sys- the machine and pulling way
tem. If you release the twistgrip on uphill gradients and should
not be confused with a parking Or drive off in first or second Anti-theft alarm (DWA)
4 brake. gear.
with alarm system (DWA) OE
84 NOTICE
Activation
Hill Start Control is deactivated Switching on ignition ( 50).
automatically when driving off. Customising anti-theft alarm
General warning light settings ( 87).
Operation
Operation
disconnection of the DWA anti-
theft alarm from the motor-
Press button 1 again on the cycle's battery (DWA internal
Switch off the ignition. radio-operated key during the battery in the anti-theft alarm
Press button 1 on the radio- activation phase to deactiv- provides power - alarm tone z
operated key twice. ate the motion sensor (e.g. to only, the turn indicators do not
Activation takes approximately transport the motorcycle by flash)
30 seconds to complete. train when the severe move-
ments may activate the alarm). All functions are sustained even
Turn indicators flash twice.
Turn indicators flash three if the internal battery of the DWA
Confirmation tone sounds
times. anti-theft alarm system is flat; the
twice (if programmed).
Confirmation tone sounds three only difference is that an alarm
Anti-theft alarm is active.
times (if programmed). cannot be triggered if the system
Motion sensor has been deac- is disconnected from the motor-
tivated. cycle's battery.
An alarm lasts for approximately If an alarm was triggered while Confirmation tone sounds once
4 26 seconds. While an alarm is in the motorcycle was unattended, (if programmed).
progress an alarm tone sounds the rider is notified accordingly DWA has been switched off.
86
and the turn indicators flash. The by an alarm tone sounding once with Keyless Ride OE
type of alarm tone can be set by when the ignition is switched on.
an authorised BMW Motorrad The DWA LED then indicates
dealer. the reason for the alarm for one
minute.
Operation
Operation
The increase in power consump-
tion caused by having the heated
Press button 1 briefly to go to
handlebar grips switched on can
the next menu item DWA.
drain the battery if you are rid-
In the top display line 2, DWA z
ing at low engine speeds. If the
is indicated.
charge level is low, the heated
The bottom display line 3
handlebar grips are switched off
shows the preset value.
to ensure the battery's starting
Press button 4 briefly in order capability.
to change the set value.
The following settings are avail- Start engine ( 105).
Repeatedly press button 1 able:
briefly until the top display line NOTICE
ON: alarm system is activated
shows 2 SETUP ENTER. or is automatically activated The heating in the heated
Press and hold button 1 to after having switched off the handlebar grips can be activated
start the SETUP menu. ignition. only when the engine is
OFF: alarm is deactivated. running.
length of time to pass without ition while pressing down the
4 making further changes. rear part of rear seat 2.
In order to switch off the Lift the rear seat at the front
88 heated handlebar grips, and release the key.
repeatedly press button 1 until Remove the rear seat and
the heated handlebar grip place it, upholstered side down,
symbol 2 is no longer shown on a clean surface.
on the display.
Operation
Operation
Bear in mind the position of Press down firmly on passen- Turn and hold the seat lock 1
the rider`s seat with regard to ger seat 1 at the front. to the left with the ignition key
the direction for adjustment of The passenger seat engages while pushing down the driver's z
the passenger seat. with an audible click. seat at the rear 2.
The rear seat can be set to Lift the driver's seat at the rear
either of 2 different positions. Removing front seat and release the key.
Centre both lugs 1 on the rear Removing rear seat ( 88). Remove the driver's seat and
seat in the mounts. place it on a clean surface with
Rear seat position: Push pas- the upholstery facing down.
senger seat toward the rear A.
Front seat position: Push pas- Setting the driver's seat
senger seat forward B. height and inclination
Lugs 1 of the rear seat are cor- Removing front seat ( 89).
rectly located.
and align it with 1 (identification
4 L).
To set the high seat position,
90 install the height adjustment
and align it with 2 (identification
H).
Operation
To remove the front height ad- To set the low seat position,
justment 1, push the locking swing the rear height adjust-
z mechanism forwards 2 and re- ment 1 into position 3 (identi-
move the height adjustment in fication L).
an upwards direction. To set the high seat position,
swing the rear height adjust-
ment into position 1 2 (identi-
First push the front height ad- fication H).
justment under the mounts1 If the seat angle needs to be ad-
then push it into the locking justed:
mechanism 2 until it engages. Position the front and rear
height adjustment differently.
Operation
Insert the rider's seat into the
z
fixtures 1 on the left and right
and lean carefully on the mo-
torcycle.
Push the rider's seat forwards
slightly by applying pressure
at the rear and then push it
down with force until the lock-
ing mechanism engages.
z
92
4
Operation
Adjustment
Mirrors . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 94
5
93
Headlight . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 94
Windscreen . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 95
Clutch . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 96
Adjustment
Brakes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 96
Handlebars . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 97
Spring preload . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 97
z
Damping . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 98
Mirrors Adjusting mirror arm Headlight
5 Adjusting mirrors Headlight beam throw and
94 spring preload
Headlight beam throw is gener-
ally kept constant when spring
preload is adjusted to suit load.
Spring preload adjustment might
Adjustment
22 Nm (Left-hand thread)
Push protective cap 1 over the
threaded fastener.
Adjusting headlight beam with LED headlight OE Windscreen
throw Adjusting windscreen 5
95
Adjustment
The headlight beam-throw is
If, for a high load, the adjust- adjusted via an engage pivot
ment of the spring pre-load is lever. WARNING z
no longer sufficient not to dazzle A Neutral position
oncoming traffic: B Position for heavy load Adjusting the windscreen
Turn adjuster knob 1 counter- while riding
clockwise in order to lower the Risk of falling
headlight beam again. Do not attempt to adjust the
windscreen unless the motor-
When the motorcycle is again cycle is at a standstill.
ridden with a lower load:
Turn knob 1 clockwise to lower
Have the basic settings of the
the windscreen.
headlight restored by a special-
Turn knob 1 counter-clockwise
ist workshop, best of all by a
to raise the windscreen.
BMW Motorrad dealer.
Clutch
5 Adjusting the clutch lever
NOTICE
Adjustment
vehicle is lightly loaded.
Adjustment
direction. (One-up with lug-
gage)
Turn the adjuster knob as far
as it will go in the clockwise
direction, then back it off 2 z
clicks in the counter-clockwise
direction. (Two-up with lug-
gage)
z
5
Adjustment
100
Riding
Safety instructions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 102
6
101
Comply with checklist . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 105
Always before riding off . . . . . . . . . . . . 105
Every 3rd refuelling stop . . . . . . . . . . . 105
Riding
Starting . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 105
Running in . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 109 z
Off-roading . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 109
Shifting gear . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 111
Brakes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 112
Parking your motorcycle . . . . . . . . . . . 114
Refuelling . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 114
Securing motorcycle for transporta-
tion . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 118
Safety instructions counterpart motorcycle with Lowering the motorcycle's
6 Rider's equipment
standard-height suspension. suspension shortens suspension
travel (see the section entitled
102 Do not ride without the correct WARNING "Technical Data"). Ride comfort
clothing! Always wear: might be restricted as a result.
When a motorcycle with
Helmet Be sure to adjust spring preload
lowered suspension is cor-
Motorcycling jacket and accordingly, particularly for riding
nering, certain components
trousers two-up.
Riding
Riding
side. permissible maximum rated
Speed speed of the tyres
Note the maximum permissible If you ride at high speed, always
payload and the speed limit Risk of accident due to tyre dam- z
bear in mind that various bound- age at high speed
for riding with cases fitted, as ary conditions can adversely af-
stated on the label inside the Comply with the tyre-specific
fect the handling of your motor- speed restrictions.
case (see also the section en- cycle:
titled "Accessories"). Always bear the maximum per-
Settings of the spring-strut and
shock-absorber system missible speed of the tyres in
with topcase OA
Imbalanced load mind when riding a motorcycle
Note the maximum permissible fitted with knobbly tyres or winter
payload and the speed limit Loose clothing
tyres.
for riding with topcase fitted, Insufficient tyre pressure
Affix a label stating the maximum
as stated on the label inside Poor tyre tread
permissible speed to the instru-
the case (see also the section Etc.
ment panel in the rider's field of
entitled "Accessories"). vision.
Risk of poisoning Catalytic converter Risk of overheating
6 Exhaust fumes contain carbon If misfiring causes unburned fuel
monoxide, which is colourless to enter the catalytic converter, ATTENTION
104
and odourless but highly toxic. there is a danger of overheating Engine running for prolonged
and damage. period with vehicle at stand-
WARNING The following guidelines must be still
Exhaust gases adversely af- observed: Overheating due to insufficient
Do not run the fuel tank dry.
Riding
Riding
teristic for rear wheel ( 98). without riding modes Pro OE
Always before riding off with Dynamic ESA OE ASC self-diagnosis is per-
Adjusting the chassis and formed. ( 107) z
Check operation of the brake with riding modes Pro OE
system. suspension ( 72).
DTC self-diagnosis is in pro-
Check operation of the lights Checking engine oil level gress. ( 108)
and signalling equipment. ( 138). Select neutral or, if a gear is
Checking clutch function Checking front brake pad thick- engaged, pull the clutch lever.
( 144). ness ( 140).
Checking tyre tread depth Check rear brake pad thickness NOTICE
( 146). ( 141).
Checking tyre pressure You cannot start the motorcycle
Checking brake-fluid level, front
( 146). with the side stand extended and
brakes ( 142).
Check that cases and luggage a gear engaged. The engine will
Checking the brake-fluid level, switch itself off if you start it with
are securely held in place. rear brakes ( 143). the gearbox in neutral and then
Check coolant level ( 144). engage a gear before retracting
the side stand.
For a cold engine start and low are switched off in reverse se-
6 temperatures: pull clutch. NOTICE quence.
Riding
light flashes. quickly as possible by a light slow-flashes.
specialist workshop, preferably
ABS self-diagnosis an authorised BMW Motorrad ASC self-diagnosis z
completed dealer. completed
The ABS indicator and warning The ASC telltale and warning
light goes out. ASC self-diagnosis light goes out.
without riding modes Pro OE
Check all the indicator and
ABS self-diagnosis not
BMW Motorrad ASC performs warning lights.
completed
self-diagnosis to ensure its op-
The ABS function is not avail- erability. Self-diagnosis is per-
able, because self-diagnosis formed automatically when you
did not complete. (The motor- switch on the ignition.
cycle has to reach a defined Phase 1
minimum speed for the wheel
Test of the diagnosable system
speed sensors to be checked:
components with the vehicle at
5 km/h)
a standstill.
DTC self-diagnosis DTC self-diagnosis
6 ASC self-diagnosis not
completed with riding modes Pro OE completed
The DTC symbol no longer
108 BMW Motorrad DTC performs
The ASC function is not avail- shows.
able, because self-diagnosis self-diagnosis to ensure its op-
did not complete. (The motor- erability. Self-diagnosis is per- Check all the indicator and
cycle has to reach a defined formed automatically when you warning lights.
minimum speed for the wheel switch on the ignition.
Riding
Riding
Until the first running-in check, Brake pads
WARNING
vary the throttle opening and New brake pads have to bed
down before they can achieve
z
engine-speed range frequently; New tyres losing grip on wet
avoid riding at constant engine their optimum friction levels. You roads and at extreme bank
rpm for prolonged periods. can compensate for this initial re- angles
Try to do most of your rid- duction in braking efficiency by Risk of accident
ing during this initial period on exerting greater pressure on the Ride carefully and avoid ex-
twisting, fairly hilly roads. levers. tremely sharp inclines.
Comply with the rpm limits for
WARNING
running in. Off-roading
Running-in speeds New brake pads For off-roading
Longer stopping distance, risk of
Rims
accident
<5000 min-1 (Odometer read- Apply the brakes in good ATTENTION
ing 0...1000 km) time.
no full throttle (Odometer Off-roading more severe than
reading 0...1000 km) riding on unsurfaced tracks
Damage to standard cast-alu- Brakes Spring preload and shock-
6 minium rims
WARNING
absorber settings
Use the cross-spoked wheels
110 available as optional extras for WARNING
Driving on unpaved or dirt
severe off-roading.
roads Changed values for spring
Delayed braking efficiency due preload and spring strut
After off-roading
to soiled brake disks and brake damping for off-roading
BMW Motorrad recommends
Riding
Riding
Shifting gear the Pro shift assistant at engine
Select the gears in the usual speeds close to the limits at
with shift assistant Pro OE which the governor cuts in to z
way by using the foot-operated
gearshift lever. limit engine rpm.
Shift assistant Pro
The shift assistant assists up- Shift assistance is not available
NOTICE shifts and downshifts without in the following situations:
the rider having to pull the With clutch lever pulled.
Whenever the Pro shift assist- clutch or close the throttle. Shift lever not in its initial posi-
ant shifts gears, cruise control This is not an automatic-shift tion.
is automatically disengaged for system. Upshifts with the throttle valve
safety reasons. closed (coasting) and when
The rider is the most important
part of the system and decides slowing.
when to shift gears. After a gearshift, you must fully
Sensor 1 on the selector shaft release the gearshift lever be-
registers the shift request and fore another gearshift with the
triggers shift assistance. Pro shift assistant can take
When riding at a steady speed place.
in a low gear at high engine
See the section "Engineering In the "panic braking situations" The hazard warning lights system
6 details" for more information on that are trained so frequently automatically switches off again
the Pro shift assistant. braking force is applied as rap- from a speed of 20 km/h.
112 Shift assistant Pro ( 132) idly as possible and with the
rider's full force applied to the Descending mountain
Brakes brake levers; under these circum- passes
stances the dynamic shift in load
How can stopping WARNING
distribution cannot keep pace
Riding
Riding
Braking when cornering
or grease.
Risk of crash despite ABS Pro Use on public roads
Riding on dirt-covered surfaces
Invariably, it remains the rider's ABS Pro helps make the mo- z
or off-road.
responsibility to adapt riding torcycle even safer for riding on
style to riding conditions. public roads. When the brakes
WARNING Do not take risks that would are applied because of an un-
negate the additional safety foreseen hazard when the mo-
Wetness and dirt result in offered by this system.
diminished braking efficiency torcycle is banked for cornering,
Risk of accident ABS Pro is available in all riding within the physical limits that ap-
Apply the brakes lightly while modes except Enduro PRO. ply to motorcycling the system
riding to remove wetness and prevents the wheels from locking
Possibility of a fall not and skidding away.
dirt, or dismount and clean the
precluded
brakes. NOTICE
Think ahead and brake in good Although ABS Pro provides the
time until full braking efficiency rider with valuable assistance and ABS Pro was not developed
is restored. constitutes a huge advance in to enhance individual braking
safety for braking with the mo- performance with the motor-
torcycle banked for cornering, it cycle banked into corners in situ-
ations approaching the limits of Do not sit or lean on the
6 performance. vehicle while it is propped on ATTENTION
the side stand. Centre stand folds in due to
114 Parking your Extend the side stand and prop sharp movements
motorcycle the motorcycle on the stand. Risk of damage to parts if vehicle
Side stand Turn the handlebars all the way topples
to left. Do not lean or sit on the
Switch off the engine.
Riding
Riding
with metallic additives (e.g. the carbon canister and cause
manganese or iron). 87 AKI component damage.
A conversion is required if the Fill the fuel tank up to the
You can run the engine on fuel z
with a maximum ethanol con- quality is not sufficient. Have lower edge of the filler neck
tent of 10 %, i.e. E10. the motorcycle programmed only.
beforehand at an authorised
Recommended fuel BMW Motorrad retailer. ATTENTION
grade
Refuelling Wetting of plastic surfaces
Super unleaded (max. 10 % by fuel
ethanol, E10) WARNING Damage to the surfaces (surfaces
95 ROZ/RON become unsightly or dull)
89 AKI Fuel is highly flammable
Clean plastic surfaces immedi-
Risk of fire and explosion ately after contact with fuel.
Do not smoke. Never bring
a naked flame near the fuel Make sure the ground is level
tank. and firm and place the motor-
cycle on its centre stand.
quantity that the fuel tank could
6 hold if refilled after it had been
run dry and the engine had cut
116 out due to a lack of fuel.
approx. 20 l
Open the protective cap 2. Refill with fuel up to the lower Reserve fuel
z Use ignition key 1 to unlock edge of the fuel filler neck.
fuel filler cap by turning it
clockwise, and flip the cap NOTICE approx. 4 l
open. When refuelling after running on Press the fuel tank cap down
reserve, make sure that you top firmly to close.
up the tank to a level above re- Remove the ignition key and
serve, as otherwise the new level close the protective cap.
will not be registered and the fuel
Refuelling
warning light indicating that the
level is down to reserve will not with Keyless Ride OE
be switched off. Requirement
The steering lock is disengaged.
NOTICE
The "usable fuel capacity" spe-
cified in the technical data is the
Make sure the ground is level Version 1
WARNING and firm and place the motor- with Keyless Ride OE 6
Fuel is highly flammable cycle on its centre stand.
with Keyless Ride OE Requirement 117
Risk of fire and explosion
Do not smoke. Never bring Switching off ignition ( 53). Within the waiting time
a naked flame near the fuel
NOTICE
tank.
Riding
The fuel filler cap can be opened
WARNING within the defined waiting time
after the ignition has been z
Escape of fuel due to heat- switched off, without the radio-
induced expansion if fuel operated key being within
tank is overfilled range.
Risk of falling
Do not overfill the fuel tank. Waiting time for opening
fuel filler cap Pull up tab 1 of the fuel filler
ATTENTION cap slowly.
2 min Fuel filler cap unlocks.
Wetting of plastic surfaces There are two variant ways Fully open the fuel filler cap.
by fuel of opening the fuel filler cap:
Damage to the surfaces (surfaces Within the waiting time.
Version 2
become unsightly or dull) with Keyless Ride OE
After the waiting time has ex-
Clean plastic surfaces immedi- pired.
ately after contact with fuel. Requirement
After the waiting time has expired
Bring the radio-operated key
6 into range. NOTICE Reserve fuel
Slowly pull tab 1 up. When refuelling after running on
118
The telltale light for the radio- reserve, make sure that you top approx. 4 l
operated key flashes while the up the tank to a level above re- Press down firmly on the filler
search for the radio-operated serve, as otherwise the new level cap of the fuel tank.
key is in progress. will not be registered and the fuel The fuel filler cap engages with
Again slowly pull up tab 1 of warning light indicating that the
Riding
an audible click.
the fuel filler cap. level is down to reserve will not The fuel filler cap locks auto-
Fuel filler cap unlocks. be switched off.
z matically when the waiting time
Fully open the fuel filler cap. expires.
NOTICE The engaged fuel filler cap
locks immediately when you
The "usable fuel capacity" spe-
secure the steering lock or
cified in the technical data is the
switch on the ignition.
quantity that the fuel tank could
hold if refilled after it had been
run dry and the engine had cut
Securing motorcycle
out due to a lack of fuel. for transportation
Make sure that all components
Usable fuel capacity that might come into contact
Refuel with fuel of the grade with straps used to secure the
stated above; do not fill the motorcycle are adequately pro-
approx. 20 l
tank past the bottom edge of tected against scratching. Use
the filler neck.
adhesive tape or soft cloths, for
example, for this purpose. 6
119
Riding
Secure the tensioning straps at
ATTENTION the rear on both sides to the
z
Trapping of components frame for the rear footrest and
tighten the straps.
ATTENTION Component damage
Tighten all the straps uniformly;
Do not trap components such
Vehicle topples to side when the vehicle's suspension should
as brake lines or cable legs.
being lifted on to stand be compressed as tightly as
Risk of damage to parts if vehicle At the front, secure the straps possible front and rear.
topples to the handlebars on both
sides.
Secure the vehicle to prevent it
toppling, preferably with the as- Pass the straps through the
sistance of a second person. leading link and tighten the
straps.
Push the motorcycle onto the
transportation flat and hold it in
position: do not place it on the
side stand or centre stand.
z
6
Riding
120
Engineering details
General instructions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 122
7
121
Anti-lock brake system (ABS) . . . . . . 122
Automatic Stability Control
(ASC) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 125
Engineering details
Dynamic Traction Control
(DTC) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 126
Dynamic ESA . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 127
Riding mode . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 128
Tyre pressure monitoring
(RDC) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 131
Shift assistant . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 132 z
Hill Start Control . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 133
General instructions curs the ABS will be activated
7 To find out more about engineer-
ATTENTION and the brake pressure adap-
Attempted burn-out despite ted to the maximally transferable
122 ing, go to:
Integral braking function braking force. The wheels con-
bmw-motorrad.com/techno- tinue to turn and the driving sta-
logy Damage to rear brake and clutch
bility is retained irrespective of
Do not burn out tyres.
the road condition.
Anti-lock brake system
How does ABS work?
Engineering details
Engineering details
rider receive from the that the BMW Motorrad Integ- stability on any surface. The sys-
BMW Motorrad Integral ral ABS will be unable to prevent tem is not optimised for special
the rear wheel from lifting clear requirements that apply under
ABS?
of the ground. If this happens extreme competitive situations
If the ABS system has to reduce off-road or on the track. The
braking force on account of the the outcome can be a highsiding
situation in which the motorcycle driving behaviour should be ad-
circumstances described above, apted to actual driving skills and
vibration is perceptible through can flip over.
the road conditions.
the handbrake lever. WARNING
When the handbrake lever is Special situations z
pulled, brake pressure is also Rear wheel lift due to severe The speeds of the front and rear
built up at the rear wheel by braking wheels are compared as one
the integral function. If the Risk of falling means of detecting a wheel's
brake pedal is depressed after When you brake sharply, bear incipient tendency to lock. If
the handbrake lever is pulled, in mind that ABS control can- the system registers implaus-
the brake pressure built up not always be relied on to pre- ible values for a lengthy period
beforehand is perceptible as vent the rear wheel from lifting the ABS function is deactivated
counter-pressure sooner than is clear of the ground. for safety reasons and an ABS
the case when the brake pedal is fault message is issued. Self-dia-
gnosis has to complete before What significance
7 fault messages can be issued. devolves on regular
WARNING
In addition to problems with the maintenance? Braking when cornering
124 BMW Motorrad ABS, exceptional Risk of accident despite ABS
riding conditions can also cause WARNING Invariably, the rider bears re-
a fault message to be issued:
sponsibility for assessing road
Heating up with the motorcycle Brake system not regularly
and traffic conditions and ad-
on the centre stand or an auxil- serviced.
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Engineering details
ABS intervention fects ASC control can be consid-
deceleration of the motorcycle,
erable (weight shifts when cor-
Technically speaking, depending even when cornering.
nering, items of luggage loose on
on the riding situation ABS Pro
the motorcycle), especially when
adapts ABS intervention to the Automatic Stability the style of riding takes rider and
motorcycle's bank angle. Signals Control (ASC) machine close to the limits im-
for rate of roll and rate of yaw
without riding modes Pro OE posed by physics.
and lateral acceleration are used
Activate the Enduro mode for
to calculate bank angle.
How does ASC work? off-roading. This mode delays
As the motorcycle is heeled over
more and more as it banks into
BMW Motorrad ASC compares ASC intervention slightly in order z
the speed of rotation of the front to permit controlled drifting.
a corner, an increasingly strict
wheel and the rear wheel. The The system is not optimised for
limit is imposed on the brake-
differential is used to compute special requirements that apply
pressure gradient for the start of
slip as a measure of the reserves under extreme competitive situ-
brake application. This slows the
of stability available at the rear ations off-road or on the track.
build-up of brake pressure to a
wheel. If slip exceeds a certain The BMW Motorrad ASC can be
corresponding degree. Addition-
limit, the engine control inter- deactivated in these cases.
ally, pressure modulation is more
venes and adapts the engine
torque accordingly.
ASC is a rudimentary function Invariably, the rider bears re-
7 WARNING intended to prevent falls. sponsibility for assessing road
Risky riding with provision for bank angle: and traffic conditions and ad-
126 Dynamic Traction Control DTC opting his or her style of riding
Risk of accident despite ASC
DTC regulation is more del- accordingly.
Invariably, the rider bears re-
icate and more comfortable Do not take risks that would
sponsibility for assessing road
thanks to the additional bank negate the additional safety
and traffic conditions and ad-
angle and acceleration informa- offered by this system.
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Engineering details
indicator for a DTC fault shows. by continuing to drive at min- as possible.
Self-diagnosis has to complete imum speed.
before fault messages can be is- Minimum speed for ac- When riding on a slippery sur-
sued. tivation of DTC face, never snap the throttle grip
The BMW Motorrad Traction fully closed without pulling the
Control can shut down automat- min 10 km/h clutch at the same time. En-
ically under the exceptional riding gine braking torque can cause
conditions outlined below. If the front wheel lifts clear of the the rear wheel to skid, with a cor-
Exceptional riding ground under severe accelera- responding loss of stability. The
tion, the ASC or DTC reduces BMW Motorrad DTC is unable to z
conditions:
engine torque in the RAIN and control a situation of this nature.
Riding for a lengthy period with
the front wheel lifted off the ROAD riding modes until the
ground (wheelie). front wheel regains contact with Dynamic ESA
Rear wheel rotating with the the ground. with Dynamic ESA OE
vehicle held stationary by ap- In DYNA, DYNA PRO and
plying the front brake (burn- Enduro riding modes, the front
out). wheel lift-oft detection allows for
short wheelies.
Riding position equaliser Dynamic ESA calibrates itself at Riding mode
7 The electronic chassis and regular intervals to ensure the
Selection
suspension adjustment system functions correctly.
128 To adjust the motorcycle to the
Dynamic ESA is able to adjust
Possible settings road condition and the desired
your motorcycle automatically to
Damping modes driving experience, the following
the load. If the spring preload is
ROAD: Damping for comfort- riding modes can be selected:
set to AUTO, the rider does not
have to change the load settings. able on-road mode RAIN
Engineering details
When driving off and when rid- DYNA: Damping for dynamic ROAD (Standard mode)
ing, the system monitors the on-road mode
with riding modes Pro OE
suspension on the rear wheel ENDURO: Damping for off-road
DYNA
and corrects the spring preload mode
in order to set the riding posi- Enduro
tion correctly. The damping is Load settings
When an encoding plug is in-
also adjusted automatically to the AUTO: Active riding position stalled, the DYNA PRO and
load. equaliser with automatic adjust- Enduro PRO riding modes
z Via ride height sensors, ment of the spring preload and replace DYNA and Enduro:
Dynamic ESA detects the damping Enduro PRO
movements in the chassis and MIN: Minimum spring preload DYNA PRO
suspension and responds by MAX: Maximum spring preload
adjusting the EDC valves. The (for off-road use) For each of these riding modes
chassis and suspension will thus The MIN and MAX spring pre- there is a calibrated setting for
be adapted to the characteristics loads can be selected by the the ABS, ASC and DTC sys-
of the terrain. rider but not changed. The rid- tems as well as for the throttle
ing position equaliser is inactive response.
when set to MIN and MAX.
with Dynamic ESA OE In Enduro riding mode ABS is generate a maximum braking
The adjustment of the Dynamic set to off-road mode with road effect. 7
ESA also depends on the riding tyres. ABS Pro is not available in
In Enduro PRO riding mode, Enduro PRO riding mode. 129
mode selected.
there is no ABS control at the
ABS and/or ASC or DTC can rear wheel when the footbrake without riding modes Pro OE
be switched off in every riding lever is operated. The ABS ASC
mode. The following explanations has been adjusted to off-road The front wheel lift-off detec-
Engineering details
always refer to the driving safety operation using studded tyres. tion is activated in all riding
systems that are switched on. modes.
with riding modes Pro OE ASC has been calibrated for
Throttle response In RAIN, ROAD, DYNA and on-road operation.
In RAIN and Enduro riding DYNA PRO riding mode, ASC provides high driving sta-
modes: restrained ABS Pro is fully available. The bility in ROAD riding mode and
In ROAD and Enduro PRO rid- tendency of the motorcycle maximum driving stability in
ing modes: direct to straighten up when the RAIN riding mode.
In DYNA and DYNA PRO riding brakes are applied with the
modes: dynamic machine banked for cornering with riding modes Pro OE z
is reduced to a minimum. DTC
ABS In Enduro riding mode ABS Pro Tyres
The rear wheel lift-off detection is available in conditions with In RAIN, ROAD, DYNA and
is activated in all riding modes. a good coefficient of friction DYNA PRO riding modes, DTC
In RAIN, ROAD, DYNA and only. Support is reduced com- is calibrated to on-road opera-
DYNA PRO riding modes, the pared with ROAD riding mode tion with road tyres.
ABS is set to on-road mode. and instead, it is configured to
In Enduro riding mode, DTC is out of the corner or do short Mode changes
7 calibrated to off-road operation wheelies. When riding, you can change rid-
with road tyres. In DYNA PRO riding mode, ing modes only when the follow-
130 In Enduro PRO riding mode, DTC can be set differently via ing preconditions are satisfied:
DTC is calibrated to off-road SETUP MODE ( 74). No drive torque on the rear
operation with studded tyres. In the ENDURO riding mode, wheel.
DTC intervenes again later and No brake pressure in the brake
Driving stability calibrated to off-road operation system.
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Engineering details
tyre measures the air tempera-
ture and the air pressure inside An error message is issued if temperature as well as on the
the tyre and transmits this in- wheels without sensors are fit- style of riding and the duration of
formation to the control unit. ted to a vehicle equipped with an the ride.
The sensors are fitted with a RDC control unit.
The tyre pressures are
centrifugal-force tripswitch which Tyre-pressure ranges shown in the multifunc-
allows the measured values to be tion display as compensating
The RDC control unit differenti-
transmitted after the minimum for the temperature and al-
ates between three tyre-pressure
speed is exceeded the first time. ways refer to the following tyre
ranges, all of which are paramet- z
Minimum speed for erised for the motorcycle: air temperature:
transmission of the RDC Tyre pressure within permitted 20 °C
measured values: tolerance. The air lines available to the pub-
Tyre pressure close to limit of lic in petrol stations and motor-
min 30 km/h
permitted tolerance. way service areas have gauges
The display shows -- for each Tyre pressure outside permit-
tyre until the tyre-pressure signal that do not compensate for tem-
ted tolerance. perature; the reading shown by
is received for the first time. The
sensors continue to transmit the a gauge of this nature is the
temperature-dependent tyre-
air pressure. In most instances, Shift assistant Pro
7 therefore, these gauge read-
Example
Your vehicle is equipped with
ings will not tally with the pres- a Pro shift assistant, a system
132 sures shown by the multifunction The following value appears in originally developed for racing
display. the multifunction display: and now adapted for the touring
2.3 bar sector. It permits upshifts and
Pressure adaptation
downshifts without declutching or
Compare the RDC value on the Missing: closing the throttle in virtually all
Engineering details
multifunction display with the 0.2 bar load and rpm ranges.
value in the table on the back
The tester on the filling station
cover of the Rider's Manual.
shows: Advantages
Then use the air-line gauge at a
service station to compensate 2.4 bar 70-80 % of all gearshifts on a
for the difference between the trip can be done without using
The tyre pressure must be in-
RDC reading and the value in the the clutch.
creased to the following value
table. Less relative movement
to reach the correct tyre pres-
between rider and passenger
sure:
z because the shift pauses are
Example 2.6 bar shorter.
It is not necessary to close the
According to the rider's
Shift assistant throttle valve when shifting un-
with shift assistant Pro OE der acceleration.
manual, the tyre pressure
should be the following value: When braking and downshifting
(throttle valve closed), engine
2.5 bar speed is adjusted by blipping
the throttle.
Shift time is shorter than a function to abort and/or lead to
gearshift with clutch actuation. a missed shift. The Pro shift as-
Idle speed
7
sistant provides no assistance
In order for the system to identify for the gearshift if the rider de- 133
1150 min-1 (Engine at regular
a request for a gearshift, the rider clutches. operating temperature)
has to move the shift lever from
its idle position in the desired dir- Downshifting
ection against the force of the Hill Start Control
Downshifting is assisted until
Engineering details
spring through a certain "over-
maximum rpm for the target with Hill Start Control OE
travel" at ordinary speed or rap-
gear to be selected is reached. Hill Start Control function
idly and keep the shift lever in
This prevents overreving.
this position until the gearshift is Hill Start Control assistant pre-
completed. It is not necessary vents the motorcycle from rolling
to increase the force applied to Maximum engine speed backwards uncontrolled on gradi-
the shift lever while shifting is in ents by intervening specific-
progress. Once the gearshift has ally with the ABS brake system
max 9000 min-1
completed the shift lever has to without the driver having to con-
be fully released before another stantly operate the brake lever. z
gearshift with the Pro shift assist- Upshifting Pressure in the rear brake sys-
ant can take place. When shifting Upshifting is assisted until idle tem is built up when Hill Start
gears with the Pro shift assist- rpm for the target gear to be Control is activated in order to
ant, the rider has to keep the selected is reached. keep the motorcycle stationary
load state (throttle twistgrip po- This prevents the engine from on a steep surface.
sition) constant before and during dropping below idle speed.
the gearshift. A change in the
position of the throttle twistgrip
during a gearshift can cause the
Influence of the holding If the rear wheel slips, the The rider must brake the mo-
7 pressure on the driving off brake is released again after torcycle manually.
behaviour approx. 1 m. This prevents,
134 for example, slipping due to a
If the motorcycle is stopped NOTICE
by applying little brake pres- blocked rear wheel.
sure, only low pressure is built The holding pressure is released
up. In this case, the brakes Releasing the brake when immediately without a brake
are quickly released when driv- stopping the engine warning jolt as soon as the
Engineering details
ing off. The motorcycle can Hill Start Control is deactivated ignition is switched off.
be moved off more gently. It when the engine is stopped us-
is not necessary to turn the ing the emergency stop switch
throttle grip again. or when the side stand is folded
If the motorcycle is stopped by out.
applying high brake pressure, In addition to the indicator and
high pressure is built up. In this warning lights, the rider should
case, the brakes take longer to be made aware that Hill Start
release when driving off. More Control has been deactivated by
z the following behaviour:
torque is required for driving off
which also requires the rider to Brake warning jolt
turn the throttle grip again. The brake is released briefly
and reactivated immediately.
Behaviour when the This creates a jolt which the
motorcycle rolls or slips rider feels.
If the motorcycle rolls when Hill The brake is released slowly.
Start Control is activated, the The motorcycle is not braked.
holding pressure is increased.
Maintenance
General instructions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 136 Fuses . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 165
8
135
Toolkit . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 136 Diagnostic connector . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 167
Service toolkit . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 136
Front-wheel stand . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 137
Maintenance
Engine oil . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 138
Brake system . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 139
Clutch . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 144
Coolant . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 144 z
Tyres . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 146
Wheel rims and tyres . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 146
Wheels . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 147
Air filter . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 153
Light source . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 155
Jump-starting . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 160
Battery . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 161
General instructions Toolkit 3 Removing battery
8 The "Maintenance" chapter de-
( 163).
4 Open-ended spanner
136 scribes straightforward proced-
Width across flats 14
ures for checking and replacing
certain wear parts. Adjusting mirror arm
( 94).
Special tightening torques are lis-
ted as applicable. The tightening
Service toolkit
Maintenance
Maintenance
ATTENTION
Use of the BMW Motorrad Align the two adapters 2 so
front wheel stand without ac- that the front forks are securely
companying use of centre seated.
stand or auxiliary stand Remove screws 1. Tighten screws 1.
Risk of damage to parts if vehicle Push the two adapters 2 apart z
topples until the front forks fit between
Place the motorcycle on its them.
centre stand or another auxili- Use locating pins 3 to set the
ary stand before lifting the front front-wheel stand to the de-
wheel with the BMW Motorrad sired height.
front-wheel stand. Centre the front-wheel stand
Make sure the ground is level relative to the front wheel and
and firm and place the motor- push it against the front axle.
cycle on its centre stand.
Use basic stand with front-
wheel adapter. The basic
stand and its accessory
Engine oil
8 Checking engine oil level
138
ATTENTION
Misinterpretation of oil level
reading, because oil level is
temperature-dependent (the
Maintenance
Maintenance
by a specialist workshop, max 0.95 l (Difference
preferably an authorised between MIN and MAX)
Wipe the area around the oil
BMW Motorrad dealer. Checking engine oil level
filler neck clean.
( 138).
Topping up the engine oil Insert Torx end of reversible
Install cap 3 of the oil filler
Place the motorcycle on its screwdriver insert 1 into screw-
neck. z
stand on firm, even ground. driver handle 2 (on-board tool-
kit) for additional leverage.
Engage this tool in cap 3 of
Brake system
the oil filler neck and turn Checking function of
counter-clockwise to remove. brakes
Checking engine oil level Pull the front brake lever.
( 138). The pressure point must be
clearly perceptible.
ATTENTION
Press the footbrake lever.
Use of insufficient engine oil The pressure point must be
or too much engine oil clearly perceptible.
Engine damage
If pressure points are not clearly
8 perceptible:
140 ATTENTION
Work on brake system not
in compliance with correct
procedure
Maintenance
Maintenance
ability of the brake system, do
not permit the brake pads to
wear past the minimum per- Visually inspect the brake pads
Brake-pad wear limit,
missible thickness. to ascertain their thickness.
rear
View: between the spray guard
Have the brake pads replaced
and rear suspension through to 1.0 mm (Friction pad only,
by a specialist workshop,
the brake pads 1. without backing plate.)
z
preferably an authorised
BMW Motorrad dealer. If the wear limit has been
reached:
Check rear brake pad
thickness
Place the motorcycle on its
stand on firm, even ground.
Adjust the riding mode imme-
8 WARNING diately until the fault is rectified. NOTICE
Brake-pad thickness less Check the brake-fluid level at Wear of the brake pads causes
142 regular intervals.
than permissible minimum the brake fluid level in the reser-
Diminished braking effect, dam- Make sure the ground is level voir to sink.
age to the brakes and firm and place the motor-
In order to ensure the depend- cycle on its centre stand.
Maintenance
Maintenance
Checking the brake-fluid
level, rear brakes Check the brake fluid level in
Brake fluid level, rear
rear reservoir 1.
WARNING
NOTICE
Not enough brake fluid in Brake fluid, DOT4
brake fluid tank z
Wear of the brake pads causes It is impermissible for the
Considerably reduced braking the brake fluid level in the reser- brake fluid level to drop below
power due to air in the brake voir to sink. the MIN mark. (Brake-fluid
system reservoir horizontal, motorcycle
Adjust the riding mode imme- upright)
diately until the fault is rectified.
If the brake fluid level drops be-
Check the brake-fluid level at
low the permitted level:
regular intervals.
Have the defect rectified as
Make sure the ground is level quickly as possible by a spe-
and firm and place the motor- cialist workshop, preferably
cycle on its centre stand. an authorised BMW Motorrad
dealer.
Clutch
8 Checking clutch function
144 Pull the clutch lever.
The pressure point must be
clearly perceptible.
If the pressure point is not clearly
perceptible:
Maintenance
Maintenance
Open the cap 1. Insert the side trim panel 2 into
Remove screws 1. Top up coolant to specified the slot 4.
level. Engage the clamp 3.
Check coolant level ( 144).
Close the cap of the expansion z
tank.
Remove screws 1.
Pull the side trim panel 2 off Install screws 1.
the clamp 3 and remove it.
If tyre pressure is too low:
8 WARNING
Correct tyre pressure.
146 Tendency of valve inserts
installed vertically to open Wheel rims and tyres
by themselves at high riding Checking rims
speeds
Place the motorcycle on its
Sudden loss of tyre pressure stand on firm, even ground.
Maintenance
Install valve caps fitted with Visually inspect the rims for
rubber sealing rings and tighten defects.
Install screws 1. firmly.
Have damaged rims inspected
Place the motorcycle on its by a specialist workshop
Tyres stand on firm, even ground. and replaced if necessary,
z Checking tyre pressure Check tyre pressures against preferably by an authorised
the data below. BMW Motorrad dealer.
WARNING
Tyre pressure, front Checking tyre tread depth
Incorrect tyre pressure
Impaired handling characteristics WARNING
of the motorcycle, shorter useful 2.5 bar (tyre cold)
tyre life Riding with badly worn tyres
Tyre pressure, rear Risk of accident due to impaired
Always check that the tyre
pressures are correct. handling
2.9 bar (tyre cold) If applicable, have the tyres
changed in good time before
they wear to the minimum
tread depth permitted by law.
Place the motorcycle on its Checking spokes of a vehicle's wheels are pro-
stand on firm, even ground. with cross-spoked wheels OE grammed into the control unit 8
Measure the tyre tread depth and are fundamental to all cal-
in the main tread grooves with Place the motorcycle on its culations. Any change in these 147
wear marks. stand on firm, even ground. influencing variables, caused for
Use a screwdriver handle or example by a switch to wheels
NOTICE similar object to brush over the other than those installed ex-
spokes and pay attention to works, can have serious effects
Maintenance
Wear indicators are built into the
the sequence of sounds. on the performance of the con-
main profile grooves on each
If the sequence of sounds is ir- trol systems.
tyre. The tyre is worn out when
regular: The sensor rings are essential
the tyre tread has worn down
Have the spokes checked for correct road-speed calcula-
to the level of the marks. The
by a specialist workshop, tion, and they too must match
locations of the marks are indic-
preferably by an authorised the motorcycle's control sys- z
ated on the edge of the tyre, e.g.
BMW Motorrad Retailer. tems and consequently cannot
by the letters TI, TWI or by an
be changed.
arrow.
Wheels If you decide that you would like
If the tyre tread is worn to min- to fit non-standard wheels to
imum: Effect of wheel size on
your motorcycle, it is very im-
Replace tyre or tyres, as applic- chassis and suspension portant to consult a specialist
able. control systems workshop beforehand, preferably
Wheel size is very important an authorised BMW Motorrad
as a parameter for the chassis dealer. In some cases, the data
and suspension control sys- programmed into the control
tems ABS and ASC. In particu- units can be changed to suit the
lar, the diameter and the width new wheel sizes.
RDC label an adhesive label indicating the
8 with tyre pressure control position of the RDC sensor.
(RDC) OE When changing the tyre, take
148 care not to damage the RDC
sensor. Be sure to draw the
attention of the authorised
BMW Motorrad dealer or
specialist workshop to the fact
Maintenance
Maintenance
Remove screw 1.
Remove left-hand axle clamp-
ing screw 2.
Press quick-release axle slightly
toward the inside, so as to be z
better able to grip it on the
right-hand side.
Maintenance
Roll the front wheel into posi-
tion between the front forks.
Maintenance
fect of wheel size on the ABS
and ASC systems at the start
of this chapter.
Remove screws 1.
Loosen the cover 2 on both Removing the air filter ele-
8 sides. ment 4.
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Maintenance
Maintenance
Attach the centre trim panel 1. NOTICE Remove the cover 1 by turning
Press the right and left it anti-clockwise in order to re-
The positions of the plug, the
clamps 3 and 5 into the place the low-beam headlight.
spring wire retainer and the
fixtures 4 and 6 while watching
bulb might not be as illustrated z
for the retaining lugs 2.
below.
Place the motorcycle on its
stand on firm, even ground.
Switch off the ignition.
H7 / 12 V / 55 W
with LED headlight OE
Maintenance
LED
Insert the bulb 2, making sure
Bulb for high-beam that the tab 3 is correctly posi-
headlight tioned.
Disconnect plug 1.
z H7 / 12 V / 55 W NOTICE
with LED headlight OE The bulb might face in a direc-
LED tion other than that shown here.
Hold the bulb by the base only, Set the wire spring clip 1 into
in order to keep the glass free the stop.
of foreign matter.
Maintenance
Connect plug 1. Remove cover 1 by turning it Remove bulb 1 from the
Place cover in position and fit anti-clockwise. socket.
by turning clockwise.
Replace the defective bulb.
Replacing bulb for parking Bulb for parking light z
light
without LED headlight OE
W5W / 12 V / 5 W
Place the motorcycle on its
with LED headlight OE
stand on firm, even ground.
Switch off the ignition. LED
Use a clean, dry cloth to hold
Pull socket 1 out of the head- the bulb in order to keep the
light housing. glass free of foreign matter.
Replacing bulbs for front
8 and rear turn indicators
158 without LED flashing turn indic-
ators OE
Place the motorcycle on its
stand on firm, even ground.
Switch off the ignition.
Maintenance
Insert bulb 1 into the socket. Pull the glass out of the light
housing at the threaded-
fastener side.
Remove screw 1.
Maintenance
LED
Bulbs for flashing turn Turn bulb 1 clockwise to install Install screw 1.
indicators, rear it in the light housing.
Replacing LED rear light
RY10W / 12 V / 10 W The LED rear light can be re-
with LED flashing turn indic- placed only as a complete unit. z
ators OE Consult a specialist workshop,
preferably an authorised
LED BMW Motorrad dealer.
Use a clean, dry cloth to hold
the bulb in order to keep the Replace LED flashing turn
glass free of foreign matter. indicators
with LED flashing turn indicat-
Working from the inboard side, ors OE
insert the glass into the light
LED flashing turn indicators
housing and close the housing.
can only be replaced as a com-
plete unit. Consult a specialist
workshop, preferably an author- Jump-starting
8 ised BMW Motorrad dealer. ATTENTION
CAUTION Contact between crocodile
160 Replace LED headlights
clips of jump leads and
with LED headlight OE Touching live parts of the ig-
vehicle
nition system when the en-
LED headlights can only be Risk of short-circuit
gine is running
replaced as a complete unit. Use jump leads fitted with fully
Electric shock
Maintenance
Maintenance
Allow both engines to idle for a Compliance with the points be-
few minutes before disconnect- low is important in order to max-
ing the jump leads. imise battery life:
Disconnect the jump lead from Keep the surface of the battery
Remove the protective cap 1. the negative terminals first, clean and dry.
then disconnect the second Do not open the battery. z
Use the red jump lead to con-
nect the positive battery con- lead from the positive termin- Do not top up with water.
nection point 2 of the drained als. Be sure to read and comply
battery to the positive terminal with the instructions for char-
NOTICE ging the battery on the follow-
of the donor battery.
Then connect one end of the ing pages.
Do not use proprietary start-as-
black jump lead to the negative Do not turn the battery upside
sist sprays or other products to
terminal of the donor battery, down.
start the engine.
and the other end to the neg-
Install the protective cap.
ative terminal 3 of the drained
battery. Fitting battery cover ( 165).
Run the engine of the donor
vehicle during jump-starting.
Charge battery when on) it has to be disconnec-
8 ATTENTION
connected ted from the on-board cir-
On-board electronics (e.g. cuits and re-charged with the
162 charger connected directly to
clock) draining connected ATTENTION
battery the battery posts.
Charging the battery that is
Battery is deep-discharged; this connected to the vehicle via
voids the guarantee ATTENTION
the battery terminals
Maintenance
Connect a float charger to the Damage to the on-board elec- Unsuitable chargers connec-
battery if the motorcycle is to tronics ted to a socket
remain out of use for more Disconnect the battery at Damage to charger and vehicle
than four weeks. the battery terminals before electronics
charging. Use suitable BMW chargers.
NOTICE The suitable charger is
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BMW Motorrad has developed a ATTENTION available from your authorised
float charger specially designed BMW Motorrad dealer.
Charging a fully discharged
for compatibility with the elec- battery via the socket or the Charge via the charging socket,
tronics of your motorcycle. Us- extra socket with the battery connected
ing this charger, you can keep to the motorcycle's on-board
Damage to the on-board elec-
the battery charged during long electrical system.
tronics
periods of disuse, without having
If a battery has discharged to NOTICE
to disconnect the battery from
the extent that it is completely
the motorcycle's on-board sys-
flat (battery voltage less than The motorcycle's on-board elec-
tems. You can obtain additional
9 V, status-indicator lights and tronics know when the battery
information from your authorised
multifunction display remain off is fully charged. The on-board
BMW Motorrad dealer.
when the ignition is switched
socket is switched off when this charger's terminal clips from Each battery cover slightly for-
happens. the battery terminals. ward at the top at positions 2. 8
Comply with the operating in- In order not to damage the bat-
NOTICE tery cover or the mount, work 163
structions of the charger.
The battery has to be recharged the battery cover up at posi-
NOTICE at regular intervals in the course tion 3 to remove.
If you are unable to charge the of a lengthy period of disuse. with alarm system (DWA) OE
Maintenance
battery through the on-board See the instructions for caring
If applicable, switch off the anti-
socket, you may be using a char- for your battery. Always fully re-
theft alarm.
ger that is not compatible with charge the battery before restor-
your motorcycle's electronics. If ing it to use.
this happens, charge the battery Removing battery
directly at the terminals of the
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battery that is disconnected from
the vehicle.
Pull retaining plate in position 1 Disconnect battery negative Secure battery positive lead 1.
outwards and remove in an lead 1 and remove the battery. Push battery into the mounting.
upward direction.
Slightly lift battery and remove Installing battery
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extent that the battery positive NOTICE
terminal becomes accessible. If the 12 V battery is not cor-
rectly installed or if the polar-
ity of the terminals is reversed
(e.g. in an attempt to jump-start
the vehicle), this can cause the
fuse for the alternator regulator
to blow. First insert retaining plate into
the mountings 1 and then push
under the battery in position 2.
Fuses
Replace fuses 8
165
Maintenance
Secure battery negative lead 1. Install screw 1.
Secure the battery with rubber
strap 2. Setting the clock ( 64).
Setting the date ( 65). Switch off the ignition.
Removing front seat ( 89). z
Disconnect plug 1.
ATTENTION
Jumpering of blown fuses
Risk of short-circuit and fire
Never attempt to jumper a
blown fuse.
Always replace a defective fuse
Place battery cover into the with a new fuse of the same
mounting 1 and press into the amperage.
mountings 2.
Replace faulty fuse in accord- Fuse assignment Fuse for the alternator
8 ance with the fuse allocation regulator
diagram.
166
NOTICE
If fuse defects recur frequently
have the electric circuits checked
Maintenance
by a specialist workshop,
preferably an authorised
BMW Motorrad dealer.
Install plug 1. 1 10 A
Installing front seat ( 90). Instrument panel 1 50 A
Anti-theft alarm (DWA) Alternator regulator
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Ignition switch
Diagnostic socket
2 7.5 A
Multifunction switch, left
Tyre pressure monitoring
(RDC)
Diagnostic connector Disengage diagnostic con-
Disengaging diagnostic
nector 2 from holder 4. 8
The interface to the diagnosis
connector and information system can 167
be connected to diagnostic
CAUTION
connector 2.
Incorrect procedure
followed when loosening the
Securing the diagnostic
Maintenance
diagnostic connector for the connector
on-board diagnosis Press the hook 1 and pull the Disconnect the interface for
Motorcycle experiences malfunc- diagnostic connector 2 out up- the diagnosis and information
tions wards. system.
Only have the diagnostic con-
nector loosened by a specialist z
workshop or other authorised
persons during your next BMW
Service appointment.
Have the work performed by
appropriately trained staff.
Refer to the vehicle manufac-
turer specifications.
Removing battery cover
Press the latches 3 on both Seat diagnostic connector 2 in
( 163).
sides. bracket 4.
The locks 3 engage on both
sides.
Seat the bracket 4 on the
8 mounting 1.
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Maintenance
Accessories
Navigation system . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 180
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General instructions cessory products to establish Power sockets
9 that they are safe, functional and
Connection of electrical
CAUTION suitable. Consequently, BMW
170 devices
accepts product liability. BMW
Use of other-make products accepts no liability whatsoever for You can start using electrical
Safety risk parts and accessories that it has devices connected to the mo-
BMW Motorrad cannot exam- not approved. torcycle's sockets only when
ine or test each product of out- Whenever you are planning the ignition is switched on.
Accessories
Accessories
electronics. In such cases,
power sockets are switched
Push yellow button 1 down
off very shortly after the ignition
and at the same time open the
is turned off.
lid of the case.
If the battery charge state is
too low to maintain the mo- Adjusting case volume z
torcycle's start capability, the Turn key 1 clockwise.
with cases OA
power sockets are switched off. Keep the yellow latch 2 held
The power sockets are also and fold out the carry handle 3. Open the case and remove all
switched off when the max- its contents.
imum load capability as stated
in the technical data is ex-
ceeded.
The lid engages with an aud- Removing cases
9 ible click. with cases OA
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Accessories
Accessories
Pull red release lever 1 up. Pull red release lever 1 up. Press latching flap 1 down until
Latching flap 2 pops up. Latching flap 2 pops up. resistance is felt.
Fully open the latching flap. Fully open the latching flap. Then simultaneously press
Take a firm grip of the handle down latching flap and red re-
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and lift the case out of the lease lever 2.
holder. The latching flap engages.
Mounting cases
with cases OA
max 10 kg
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175
Accessories
Push yellow button 1 forward Engage pivot lever 1 at the
and at the same time open the front limit position to set the ATTENTION
lid of the topcase. case to maximum volume. Closure of carrying handle
Engage pivot lever 1 at the
Adjusting topcase volume with case lock latched z
rear limit position to set the Damage to locking tab
with topcase OA case to minimum volume.
Make sure that the topcase
Close the topcase. lock is vertical when you close
Open the topcase and remove
all its contents. Closing topcase the carry handle.
with topcase OA Close carry handle 1.
The handle engages with an
Press down firmly on the top- audible click.
case lid to close. Turn key 2 counter-clockwise
and remove.
Removing the topcase
9 with topcase OA
176
Accessories
Pull red lever 1 back as far as it Pull red lever 1 back as far as it
will go. will go.
Latching flap 2 pops up. Latching flap 2 pops up.
Turn key 1 clockwise. Fully open the latching flap. Fully open the latching flap.
z Keep the yellow latch 2 held Take a firm grip of the handle
and fold out the carry handle 3. and lift the topcase out of the
holder.
Mounting topcase
with topcase OA
9
177
Accessories
Engage the topcase in front Press latching flap 1 forward
holders 1 of the topcase carrier until resistance is felt. ATTENTION
plate. Next simultaneously press Closure of carrying handle
Press the topcase onto the down latching flap and red re- with case lock latched z
topcase carrier plate at the lease lever 2. Damage to locking tab
rear. The latching flap engages. Make sure that the topcase
lock is vertical when you close
the carry handle.
Close carry handle 1.
The handle engages with an
audible click.
Turn key 2 counter-clockwise
and remove.
Maximum payload and Installing topcase
9 maximum permissible with topcase 2 large, 49 l OA
178 speed
Note the maximum permissible WARNING
payload and the speed limit for
riding with topcase fitted, as Topcase not properly se-
stated on the label inside the cured
Accessories
Closing topcase
with topcase 2 large, 49 l OA
Accessories
Turn the key in the topcase
lock to position 1 and remove
the key from the lock.
Turn the key in the topcase
Maximum speed for
lock to position 1.
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journeys with big top-
case 2, 49 l
max 180 km/h
Pull release lever 1 all the way
Payload of big up.
topcase 2, 49 l Close the lid of the topcase
and hold it down. Check that
max 5 kg nothing is trapped between the
Do not exceed the values for lid and the case.
maximum speed and payload.
Push lock barrel 1 forward.
Removing the topcase
9 NOTICE
with topcase 2 large, 49 l OA
180 The topcase can also be locked
by turning the lock to the LOCK
position. In this case, ensure that
the vehicle key is not left in the
topcase.
Accessories
Accessories
Always remove the navigation Damaged contacts
system and stow it away safely Always reinstall the cover as
as soon as you finish your ride. soon as you finish your ride.
Accessories
Map view (Zoom in). All other acoustic outputs re-
Compass Turn down: Reduce map sec- main switched on.
Mediaplayer tion ( Zoom out). Switch off display: Deactivate
BMW special menu Compass page the display.
My Motorcycle page Dial home number: Dials the
Turning increases or z
home phone number saved in
Long-pushing the Multi-Control- decreases the volume of a
the Navigator (not shown un-
ler corresponds to activating cer- BMW Motorrad communication
less a telephone is connected).
tain functions on the Navigator system connected via
Bluetooth. Diversion: Activates the diver-
display. An arrow to the right or sion function (not shown unless
to the left above the correspond- BMW special menu a route is active).
ing button area on the display Skip: Skips the next waypoint
Speak: Repeat most recent
indicates a function that can be (not shown unless the route
navigation announcement.
activated in this way. has waypoints).
Waypoint: Save current loca-
Long-push to the right to tion as a favourite. My Motorcycle
activate this function. Home: Starts navigation to
Turn: Changes the number of
home address (greyed if no
data shown.
Touch a data field on the Indicator and warning Touching the warning triangle
9 display to open the menu for messages when more than one warning
selecting data. is active opens a list of all the
184 The values available fr selection warnings.
depend on the optional extras Additional information appears as
installed on the vehicle. soon as a message is selected.
NOTICE
Accessories
NOTICE
Detailed information cannot be
The Mediaplayer function is only displayed for all warnings.
available when using an A2DP
Bluetooth device, for example a Special functions
BMW Motorrad communication Indicator and warning messages
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system.
by a symbol 1 which appears at Navigator has produced a num-
Mediaplayer the top left in the map view. ber of deviations from the de-
Long-push to the left: Play scriptions in the operating in-
preceding track. NOTICE structions for the Navigator.
Long-push to the right: Play
If a BMW Motorrad commu- Reserve fuel level warning
next track.
nication system is connected, The settings for the fuel gauge
Turning increases or
warnings are accompanied by an are not available, because the
decreases the volume of a
acoustic signal. reserve fuel level warning is sent
BMW Motorrad communication
system connected via If there are two or more active by the vehicle to the Navigator.
Bluetooth. warnings the number appears Touch the message when it is
below the warning triangle. active to view the locations of the
nearest filling stations.
Time and date Navigator is switched on by ig-
The Navigator sends the time nition ON while cradled in any of 9
and date to the motorcycle. The these vehicles.
If the Navigator is removed from 185
transfer of these data into the
instrument cluster must be activ- the vehicle while switched on, a
ated in the SETUP menu of the security prompt asking for the
instrument cluster. PIN to be entered is issued.
Accessories
Security settings Screen brightness
The BMW Motorrad Navigator V Screen brightness is adjusted
can be secured against unau- by the motorcycle while the unit
thorised use with a four-digit PIN is cradled. No manual input is
(Garmin Lock). If this function is necessary.
activated, while the Navigator is If you prefer, you can switch off z
cradled on the motorcycle and automatic adjustment n the Nav-
the ignition is switched on you igator display settings.
are prompted to add the mo-
torcycle to the list of secured
vehicles. If you answer "Yes" at
this prompt the Navigator saves
the VIN of this vehicle in its in-
ternal memory.
A maximum of five VINs can be
saved in this way.
Subsequently, the PIN does not
have to be entered when the
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186
Care
Care products . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 188
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Washing the vehicle . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 188
Cleaning easily damaged compon-
ents . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 189
Care
Paint care . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 190
Protective wax coating . . . . . . . . . . . . . 190 z
Laying up the motorcycle . . . . . . . . . . 190
Restoring motorcycle to use . . . . . . . 191
Care products Washing the vehicle Diminished braking effect, risk of
10 BMW Motorrad recommends BMW Motorrad recommends
accident
Apply the brakes in good time
188 that you use the cleaning that you use BMW insect re-
to allow the friction and heat to
and care products you can mover to soften and wash off
dry the brake discs and brake
obtain from your authorised insects and stubborn dirt on
pads.
BMW Motorrad dealer. painted parts prior to washing
The substances in BMW the vehicle.
ATTENTION
Care
Care
Care in accordance with the in- Clean the trim panels with water road salt. Use chrome polish for
structions set out below will help and BMW plastic care emulsion. additional treatment. z
ensure the best possible appear-
ance: Windscreens and lenses Radiator
Remove road salt and corrosive made of plastic Clean the radiator regularly to
deposits by cleaning with cold Clean off dirt and insects with a prevent overheating of the en-
water immediately after every soft sponge and plenty of water. gine due to inadequate cooling.
trip. For example, use a garden hose
NOTICE with low water pressure.
Cleaning easily
Soften stubborn dirt and insects ATTENTION
damaged components by covering the affected areas
Plastics with a wet cloth. Bending of radiator fins
Damage to radiator fins
ATTENTION Clean with water and Take care not to bend the radi-
sponge only. ator fins when cleaning.
Use of unsuitable cleaning
agents
Damage to plastic surfaces
Rubber components be affected or become discol- products containing carnauba
10 Treat rubber components with oured. Substances of this nature wax or synthetic wax.
water or BMW rubber-care include spilt fuel, oil, grease,
190 brake fluid and bird droppings. Laying up the
products.
We recommend BMW vehicle motorcycle
ATTENTION polish or BMW paint cleaner for
this purpose. Clean the motorcycle.
Application of silicone sprays Marks on the paintwork are par- Fill the motorcycle's fuel tank.
Care
Care
Comply with checklist ( 105).
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Care
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Technical data
Troubleshooting chart . . . . . . . . . . . . . 194 Weights . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 210
11
193
Threaded fasteners . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 195 Riding specifications . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 210
Fuel. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 197
Engine oil . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 198
Technical data
Engine . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 198
Clutch . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 199
Transmission . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 199
Final drive . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 200
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Frame . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 201
Chassis and suspension . . . . . . . . . . . 201
Brakes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 203
Wheels and tyres . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 204
Electrical system . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 205
Anti-theft alarm . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 207
Dimensions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 207
Troubleshooting chart
11 The engine does not start.
194 Possible cause Rectification
Side stand extended and gear engaged Retract the side stand.
Gear engaged and clutch not disengaged Select neutral or pull the clutch lever.
Technical data
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Threaded fasteners
Front wheel Value Valid
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195
Quick-release axle in telescopic
forks
M12 x 20 30 Nm
Clamping screw for quick-re-
Technical data
lease axle in telescopic fork
M8 x 35 19 Nm
Brake caliper on telescopic fork
M10 x 65 38 Nm
Wheel-speed sensor to fork leg
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M6 x 16 8 Nm
Micro-encapsulated
Rear wheel Value Valid
Rear wheel to wheel flange
M10 x 1.25 x 40 Tightening sequence: tighten in diagon-
ally opposite sequence
60 Nm
Mirrors Value Valid
11 Mirror (locknut) to adapter
196
M10 x 1.25 Left-hand thread, 22 Nm
Adapter to clamping block
M10 x 14 - 4.8 25 Nm
Technical data
Technical data
91 ROZ/RON
87 AKI
Usable fuel capacity approx. 20 l
Reserve fuel approx. 4 l
Exhaust emissions standard Euro 4
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Engine oil
11 Engine oil, capacity max 4 l, with filter change
198
Specification SAE 5W-40, API SL / 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.
Technical data
Engine oil, quantity for topping up max 0.95 l, Difference between MIN and MAX
BMW recommends
Engine
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Location of engine number Crankcase, bottom right, below starter motor
Engine type 122EN
Engine design Air/liquid-cooled two-cylinder, four-stroke,
opposed-twin engine with two overhead spur
gear-driven camshafts and a counterbalance shaft.
Displacement 1170 cm3
Cylinder bore 101 mm
Piston stroke 73 mm
Compression ratio 12.5:1
Nominal output
with reduction of power OE
92 kW, at engine speed: 7750 min-1
79 kW, at engine speed: 7750 min-1
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Torque 125 Nm, at engine speed: 6500 min-1
with reduction of power OE 122 Nm, at engine speed: 5250 min-1
Maximum engine speed max 9000 min-1
Idle speed 1150 min-1, Engine at regular operating tempera-
Technical data
ture
Clutch
Clutch type Multiplate oil-bath clutch, anti-hopping
Transmission z
Gearbox type Claw-shift 6-speed gearbox with helical gearing
11 Gearbox transmission ratios 1.000
1.650
(60:60
(33:20
teeth),
teeth),
Primary transmission ratio
Transmission input ratio
200 2.438 (39:16 teeth), 1st gear
1.714 (36:21 teeth), 2nd gear
1.296 (35:27 teeth), 3rd gear
1.059 (36:34 teeth), 4th gear
0.943 (33:35 teeth), 5th gear
Technical data
Final drive
Type of final drive Shaft drive with bevel gears
z Type of rear suspension Cast aluminium single swinging arm featuring
BMW Motorrad Paralever
Gear ratio of final drive 2.91 (32/11 teeth)
Frame
Frame type Tubular steel frame with supporting drive unit,
11
steel pipe rear frames 201
Type plate location Frame, front left at steering head
Position of the Vehicle Identification Number Frame, front right, on steering head
Technical data
Chassis and suspension
Front wheel
Type of front suspension BMW Telelever, with anti-dive top fork bridge,
leading link pivot-mounted on engine and tele-
scopic forks, central spring strut supported by
leading link and frame z
Design of front wheel suspension Central shock absorber with helical spring
with Dynamic ESA OE Central shock absorber complete with torsion
spring and header tank, electrically adjustable de-
compression and compression-stage damping
Spring travel, front 190 mm, at wheel
with style 1 OE 210 mm, at wheel
with sport suspension OE
with lowered suspension OE 158 mm, at wheel
11 Rear wheel
Type of rear suspension Cast aluminium single swinging arm featuring
202 BMW Motorrad Paralever
Type of rear suspension Central spring strut with coil spring, adjustable
rebound stage damping and spring preload
with Dynamic ESA OE Central spring strut with coil spring and
Technical data
Technical data
Play of brake controls (Front brake) approx. 1.85 mm, at piston
Rear wheel
Type of rear brake Hydraulically actuated disc brake with 2-piston
floating caliper and fixed disc
Brake-pad material, rear Sintered metal
Blow-by clearance of the footbrake lever 1...1.5 mm, between the frame and the footbrake z
lever
Wheels and tyres
11 Recommended tyre sets An overview of currently approved tyres is avail-
204 able from your authorised BMW Motorrad Retailer
or on the Internet at bmw-motorrad.com.
Speed category, front/rear tyres V, required at least: 240 km/h
Front wheel
Technical data
Electrical system
Electrical rating of on-board sockets max 5 A, total for all sockets
Technical data
Fuse carrier 1 10 A, Slot 1: Instrument cluster, anti-theft alarm
(DWA), ignition lock, diagnostic socket
7.5 A, Slot 2: Left multifunction switch, tyre pres-
sure monitoring (RDC)
Fuse holder 50 A, Fuse 1: Voltage regulator
Battery z
Battery type AGM (Absorbent Glass Mat) battery
Battery rated voltage 12 V
Battery rated capacity 12 Ah
Spark plugs
Spark plugs, manufacturer and designation NGK LMAR8D-J
Electrode gap of spark plug 0.8±0.1 mm, when new
1.0 mm, Wear limit
11 Lighting
Bulb for high-beam headlight H7 / 12 V / 55 W
206
with LED headlight OE LED
Bulbs for the low-beam headlight H7 / 12 V / 55 W
with LED headlight OE LED
Bulb for parking light W5W / 12 V / 5 W
Technical data
Dimensions
Technical data
Length of motorcycle 2207 mm, via spray guard
Height of motorcycle 1430...1490 mm, via windscreen at DIN unladen
weight
with style 1 OE 1312...1372 mm, via windscreen at DIN unladen
weight
with style 1 OE 1332...1392 mm, via windscreen at DIN unladen
z
with sport suspension OE weight
with style 1 OE 1450...1510 mm, via windscreen at DIN unladen
with sport suspension OE weight
with passenger package OE
with lowered suspension OE 1405...1465 mm, via windscreen, lower position at
DIN unladen weight
Width of motorcycle 952 mm, with mirrors
11 Front-seat height
with comfort seat OE
850...870 mm, without rider at unladen weight
825...845 mm, without rider at unladen weight
208
with comfort seat, high OE 850...870 mm, without rider at unladen weight
with low rider's seat OE 820...840 mm, without rider at unladen weight
with style 1 OE 860 mm, without rider at unladen weight
with style 1 OE 880 mm, without rider at unladen weight
Technical data
Technical data
with style 1 OE 1920 mm, without rider at unladen weight
with sport suspension OE
with style 1 OE 1960 mm, without rider at unladen weight
with sport suspension OE
with motorcycle seat, extra high OE
with style 1 OE 1910...1950 mm, without rider at unladen weight
z
with sport suspension OE
with passenger package OE
with lowered suspension OE 1790...1830 mm, without rider at unladen weight
Weights
11 Vehicle kerb weight 244 kg, DIN unladen weight, ready for road 90 %
210 load of fuel, without OE
Permissible gross weight 460 kg
Maximum payload 216 kg
Technical data
Riding specifications
Top speed >200 km/h
z
Service
BMW Motorrad Service . . . . . . . . . . . . 212
12
211
BMW Motorrad Mobility
services . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 212
Maintenance work . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 212
Service
BMW Service . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 213
Maintenance schedule . . . . . . . . . . . . . 215
z
Maintenance confirmations . . . . . . . . 216
Service confirmations . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 230
BMW Motorrad Service specialist workshop, preferably BMW Motorrad Mobility
12 BMW Motorrad has an extensive
an authorised BMW Motorrad services
dealer.
212 network of dealerships in place As owner of a new BMW
to look after you and your mo- In order to help ensure that your motorcycle, in circumstances
torcycle in more than 100 coun- BMW is always in optimum in which assistance is required
tries. Authorised BMW Motorrad condition, BMW Motorrad you can benefit from the
dealerships have the technical recommends compliance with protection afforded by the various
Service
information and the technical the maintenance intervals BMW Motorrad mobility services
know-how to carry out reliably specified for your motorcycle. (e.g. Mobile Service, breakdown
all maintenance and repair work Have all maintenance and re- service, vehicle recovery service).
z on your BMW. pair work that is carried out con- Your authorised BMW Motorrad
You can locate your nearest au- firmed in the "Service" chapter in dealer will be happy provide in-
thorised BMW Motorrad dealer- this manual. For generous treat- formation about the mobility ser-
ship by visiting our website: ment of claims submitted after vices available to you.
bmw-motorrad.com the warranty period has expired,
evidence of regular maintenance Maintenance work
WARNING
is essential. BMW Pre-delivery Check
Maintenance and repair work Your authorised BMW Motorrad
not in compliance with cor- Your authorised BMW Motorrad
dealer can provide information on dealer conducts the BMW pre-
rect procedure delivery check before handing
Risk of accident due to con- BMW services and the work un-
dertaken as part of each service. over the vehicle to you.
sequential damage
BMW Motorrad recommends
having work of this nature car-
ried out on the vehicle by a
BMW Running-in Check meter reading is reached before
The BMW running-in check has the next scheduled date for the 12
to be performed when the mo- service.
The service-due indicator in the 213
torcycle has covered between
500 km and 1200 km. multifunction display reminds you
about one month or 1000 km
BMW Service in advance when the time for a
service is approaching, on the
Service
The BMW Service is carried out basis of the programmed values.
once a year; the extent of ser-
vicing can vary, depending on To find out more about service
the age of the vehicle and the go to: z
distance it has covered. Your au- bmw-motorrad.com/service
thorised BMW Motorrad dealer
confirms that the service work The maintenance tasks neces-
has been carried out and enters sary for your vehicle are set out
the date when the next service in the maintenance schedule be-
will be due. low:
Riders who cover long distances
in a year might have to bring in
their vehicles for service before
the next scheduled date. It is
to allow for these cases that a
maximum odometer reading is
entered as well in the confirma-
tion of service. Servicing has to
be brought forward if this odo-
z
Service
214
12
Maintenance schedule c if vehicle is used off-
1 BMW running-in check
road, annually or every 12
10000 km (whichever
(including oil change) 215
comes first)
2 BMW Service standard d for the first time after one
scope
year, then every two years
3 Engine-oil change, with
filter
Service
4 Oil change in bevel gears
rear
5 Check valve clearance
6 Replace all spark plugs z
7 Replace air filter element
8 Check or replace air-filter
element
9 Change brake fluid, entire
system
a annually or every
10000 km (whichever
comes first)
b every 2 years or every
20000 km (whichever
comes first)
Maintenance confirmations
12 BMW Service standard scope
216 The repair tasks in the BMW Service standard scope are listed below. The actual scope of maintenance
work applicable for your vehicle may vary.
Performing vehicle test with BMW Motorrad diagnostic system
Visual inspection of hydraulic clutch system
Visually inspecting brake pipes, brake hoses and connections
Service
at at
at km
Next service
Service
at the latest
at
or, when reached earlier z
at km
Notes
Stamp, signature
12
BMW Service Work performed
219
carried out Yes No
BMW Service
at
Oil change, engine, with filter
at km
Oil change in rear bevel gears
Service
Next service Checking valve clearance
at the latest Renewing all spark plugs
Renewing air cleaner insert
at
or, when reached earlier
Checking or replacing air filter element z
(for maintenance)
at km Change brake fluid in entire system
Notes
Stamp, signature
12
BMW Service Work performed
220
carried out Yes No
BMW Service
at
Oil change, engine, with filter
at km
Oil change in rear bevel gears
Service
Notes
Stamp, signature
12
BMW Service Work performed
221
carried out Yes No
BMW Service
at
Oil change, engine, with filter
at km
Oil change in rear bevel gears
Service
Next service Checking valve clearance
at the latest Renewing all spark plugs
Renewing air cleaner insert
at
or, when reached earlier
Checking or replacing air filter element z
(for maintenance)
at km Change brake fluid in entire system
Notes
Stamp, signature
12
BMW Service Work performed
222
carried out Yes No
BMW Service
at
Oil change, engine, with filter
at km
Oil change in rear bevel gears
Service
Notes
Stamp, signature
12
BMW Service Work performed
223
carried out Yes No
BMW Service
at
Oil change, engine, with filter
at km
Oil change in rear bevel gears
Service
Next service Checking valve clearance
at the latest Renewing all spark plugs
Renewing air cleaner insert
at
or, when reached earlier
Checking or replacing air filter element z
(for maintenance)
at km Change brake fluid in entire system
Notes
Stamp, signature
12
BMW Service Work performed
224
carried out Yes No
BMW Service
at
Oil change, engine, with filter
at km
Oil change in rear bevel gears
Service
Notes
Stamp, signature
12
BMW Service Work performed
225
carried out Yes No
BMW Service
at
Oil change, engine, with filter
at km
Oil change in rear bevel gears
Service
Next service Checking valve clearance
at the latest Renewing all spark plugs
Renewing air cleaner insert
at
or, when reached earlier
Checking or replacing air filter element z
(for maintenance)
at km Change brake fluid in entire system
Notes
Stamp, signature
12
BMW Service Work performed
226
carried out Yes No
BMW Service
at
Oil change, engine, with filter
at km
Oil change in rear bevel gears
Service
Notes
Stamp, signature
12
BMW Service Work performed
227
carried out Yes No
BMW Service
at
Oil change, engine, with filter
at km
Oil change in rear bevel gears
Service
Next service Checking valve clearance
at the latest Renewing all spark plugs
Renewing air cleaner insert
at
or, when reached earlier
Checking or replacing air filter element z
(for maintenance)
at km Change brake fluid in entire system
Notes
Stamp, signature
12
BMW Service Work performed
228
carried out Yes No
BMW Service
at
Oil change, engine, with filter
at km
Oil change in rear bevel gears
Service
Notes
Stamp, signature
12
BMW Service Work performed
229
carried out Yes No
BMW Service
at
Oil change, engine, with filter
at km
Oil change in rear bevel gears
Service
Next service Checking valve clearance
at the latest Renewing all spark plugs
Renewing air cleaner insert
at
or, when reached earlier
Checking or replacing air filter element z
(for maintenance)
at km Change brake fluid in entire system
Notes
Stamp, signature
Service confirmations
12 The table is used to verify maintenance and repair work as well as installed optional accessories and pur-
230 chased special promotions.
Work performed at km Date
Service
z
Work performed at km Date
12
231
Service
z
z
Service
232
12
Appendix
Certificate for Electronic Immobil-
13
iser . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 234 233
Appendix
z
FCC Approval This device complies with Any changes or modifi-
Part 15 of the FCC rules. cations not expressly
Ring aerial in the Operation is subject to the approved by the party
ignition switch following two conditions: responsible for compliance
(1) This device may not could void the user’s
cause harmful inter- authority to operate the
ference, and equipment.
(2) this device must accept
any interference
received, including
interference that may
cause undesired
operation.
To verify the authorization
of the ignition key, the
electronic immobilizer
exchanges information with
the ignition key via the ring
aerial.
Approbation de informations avec la clé de Toute modification
la FCC contact via l'antenne qui n'aurait pas été
annulaire. approuvée expressément
Antenne annulaire Le présent dispositif est par l'organisme responsa-
présente dans le conforme à la partie 15 ble de l'homologation peut
commutateur d'allumage des règles de la FCC. Son annuler l'autorisation
utilisation est soumise aux accordée à l'utilisateur pour
deux conditions suivantes : utiliser le dispositif.
(1) Le dispositif ne
doit pas produire
d'interférences
nuisibles, et
(2) le dispositif doit
pouvoir accepter toutes
les interférences
Pour vérifier l'autorisation extérieures, y compris
de la clé de contact, le celles qui pourraient
système d'immobilisation provoquer une
électronique échange des activation inopportune.
Certifications
USA:
This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC rules.
Operation is subject to the following two
conditions:
(1) This device may not cause harmful interference,
and
(2) this device must accept any interference
received, including interference that may cause
undesired operation.
USA, Canada
Any changes or modifications not expressly
Product name: BMW Keyless Ride ID Device approved by the party responsible for
FCC ID: YGOHUF5750 compliance could void the user’s authority to
IC: 4008C-HUF5750 operate the equipment.
Declaration Of Conformity
We declare under our responsibility that the product
BMW Keyless Ride ID Device (Model: HUF5750)
camplies with the appropriate essential requirements of the article 3 of the R&TIE and the other relevant
provisions, when used for its intended purpose. Applied Standards:
1. Health and safety requirements contained in article 3 (1) a)
• EN 60950-1:2006+A11:2009+A1:2010+A12:2011; Information technology equipment- Safety
2. Protection requirements with respect to electromagnetic compatibility article 3 (1) b)
• EN 301 489-1 (V1 .9.2, 09/2011 ), Electromagnetic compatibility and radio spectrum matters (ERM);
Electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) standard for radio equipment and services;
Part 1: Common technical requirements
• EN 301 489-3 (V1.4.1, 08/2002) Electromagnetic compatibility and radio spectrum matters (ERM);
Electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) standard for radio equipment and services; Part 3: Specific conditions for short
range devices (SRD) operating on frequencies between 9 kHz and 40 GHz
3. Means of the efficient use of the radio frequency spectrum article 3 (2)
• EN 300 220-1 & -2 (V2.4.1, 05/2012), electromagnetic compatibility and radio spectrum matters (ERM); Short
range devices (SRD); Radio equipment tobe used in the 25 MHz to 1000 MHz frequency range with power Ieveis
ranging up to 500 mW;
Part 1: Technical characteristics and test methods.
Part 2: Harmonized EN covering essential requirements under article 3.2 ofthe R&TIE directive
The product is Iabeted wilh the CE marking:
This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Le présent appareil est conforme aux CNR
Rules and with Industry Canada license-exempt d'Industrie Canada applicables aux appareils
RSS standard(s). radio exempts de licence. L'exploitation est
Operation is subject to the following two
autorisée aux deux conditions suivantes:
conditions:
(1) This device may not cause harmful (1) l'appareil ne doit pas produire de brouillage,
interference, and et
(2) This device must accept any interference (2) l'utilisateur de l'appareil doit accepter tout
received, including interference that may brouillage radioélectrique subi, même si le
cause undesired operation. brouillage est susceptible d'en
compromettre le fonctionnement.
WARNING: Changes or modifications not expressively approved by the party responsible for
compliance could void the user's authority to operate the equipment. The term “IC:” before the radio
certification number only signifies that Industry Canada technical specifications were met.
A ASC Brake fluid
Abbreviations and symbols, 6 Control, 15 Checking fluid level, front, 142 14
ABS Engineering details, 125 Checking fluid level, rear, 143
Control, 15 239
operate, 69 Reservoir, front, 13
Engineering details, 122 Reading, 42 Reservoir, rear, 13
operate, 68 Self-diagnosis, 107 Brake pads
Self-diagnosis, 106 switching off, 69 Checking front, 140
Status indicators, 41 checking rear, 141
Index
switching on, 70
Accessories Average values Running in, 109
General instructions, 170 z
reset, 63 Brakes
Actuality, 7 ABS Pro in detail, 124
Air filter B ABS Pro depending on riding
Position on the motorcycle, 13 Battery mode, 113
Replacing the air filter Charge battery when Adjusting handlebar lever, 96
element, 153 connected, 162 Checking function, 139
Ambient temperature Charging battery when Safety instructions, 112
Outside temperature disconnected, 163 Technical data, 203
warning, 32 Indicator light for vehicle
Reading, 32 voltage, 33 C
Anti-theft alarm Installation, 164 Cases, 171
Indicator light, 18 Maintenance instructions, 161 Checklist, 105
operate, 84 Removal, 163 Clock
Technical data, 207 Technical data, 205 Adjusting, 64
Warning, 38
Clutch DTC Engine oil
14 Adjusting handlebar lever, 96 Engineering details, 126 Checking fill level, 138
Checking function, 144 Indicator and warning light , 42 Filling level indicator, 13
240
Technical data, 199 operate, 70 Oil filler opening, 13
Coolant Self-diagnosis, 108 Oil level, 34
Checking fill level, 144 switching off, 70 Technical data, 198
Topping up, 145 switching on, 71 Topping up, 139
Warning for overtemperat-
Index
Index
Instrument panel, 18 K
Left multifunction switch, 15 operate, 87 Keyless Ride
Left side of vehicle, 11 Hill Start Control, 83, 133 Battery of the radio-operated z
Multifunction display, 22 cannot be activated, 46 key is flat or the key has been
Right multifunction switch, 17 Engineering details, 133 lost, 55
Right side of vehicle, 13 Indicator and warning lights, 45 Electronic immobiliser EWS, 54
Underneath the seat, 14 operate, 83 Fuel filler cap, unlocking, 116,
Warning symbols, 24 Horn, 15 117
Lock the handlebars, 52
H I Switching off ignition, 53
Handlebars Ignition Switching on ignition, 53
Adjusting, 97 switching off, 51 Warning, 33
Hazard warning flashers switching on, 50 Keys, 50, 52
Control, 15, 17 Immobiliser
operate, 60 Emergency key, 54 L
Reserve key, 51 Lighting
Warning, 32 High-beam headlight, 155
Low-beam headlight, 155
Replace LED headlights, 160 Lowered suspension Multifunction switch
14 Replacing LED auxiliary Restrictions, 102 General view, left side , 15
headlights, 160 Luggage General view, right side, 17
242
Replacing LED rear light, 159 Instructions for loading, 102
O
Side light, 157
M Odometer and tripmeters
Technical data, 206 reset, 62
Maintenance
Turn indicators, 158 General instructions, 136 Off-roading, 109
Index
Index
Adjusting, 74 Gear not trained, 47 Dimensions, 207
Control, 17 Riding, 111 Electrical system, 205 z
Engineering details, 128 Shifting gear Engine, 198
Setting the PRO riding Recommendation to upshift, 46 Engine oil, 198
mode, 76 Spark plugs Final drive, 200
Riding specifications Technical data, 205 Frame, 201
Technical data, 210 Speedometer, 18 Fuel, 197
Running gear Spring preload Riding specifications, 210
Technical data, 201 Adjuster, rear, 13 Spark plugs, 205
Running in, 109 Adjusting, 97 Standards, 7
Starting, 105 Transmission, 199
S Control, 17 Weights, 210
Safety instructions
Steering lock Wheels and tyres, 204
for brakes, 112
Locking, 50 Telltale lights, 18
for riding, 102
Overview, 20
Seat
Position of the height Threaded fasteners, 195
adjustment, 14
Toolkit Table of tyre pressures, 14 Immobiliser, 32
14 Position on the vehicle, 14 Technical data, 204 Malfunction indicator lamp, 35
Topcase Top speed, 103 Mode of presentation, 25
244
operate, 174 On-board voltage, 33
Torques, 195 V Outside temperature
Traction control Vehicle warning, 32
ASC, 125 Restoring to use, 191
Overview, 24
DTC, 126 Vehicle Identification Number
Index
Index
z
Details described or illustrated Original rider’s manual, printed in
in this booklet may differ from Germany.
the vehicle's actual specification
as purchased, the accessories
fitted or the national-market spe-
cification. No claims will be en-
tertained as a result of such dis-
crepancies.
Dimensions, weights, fuel con-
sumption and performance data
are quoted to the customary tol-
erances.
The right to modify designs,
equipment and accessories is
reserved.
Errors and omissions excepted.
Fuel
Recommended fuel grade Super unleaded (max. 10 % ethanol, E10)
95 ROZ/RON
89 AKI
Alternative fuel grade Regular unleaded (power and consumption-related restric-
tions.) (max. 10 % ethanol, E10)
91 ROZ/RON
87 AKI
Usable fuel capacity approx. 20 l
Reserve fuel approx. 4 l
Tyre pressures
Tyre pressure, front 2.5 bar, tyre cold
Tyre pressure, rear 2.9 bar, tyre cold
You can find further information on all aspects of your vehicle at:
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