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Page 1 - F 800 GS

Rider's Manual (US Model)F 800 GSBMW MotorradThe UltimateRiding Machine

Page 2 - Motorcycle/Retailer Data

18zGeneral instructions

Page 3

To decrease clutch play: turnadjusting screw 3 out of han-dlebar fitting.Checking clutch play ( 97).Tighten nut 2 while holdingadjusting screw 3 to en

Page 4 - Table of Contents

Lubricate drive chain at leastevery 620 mls (1000 km). Af-ter driving though water or dustand dirt, carry out lubricate ear-lier accordingly.Switch of

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Tighten quick-release axlenut 1 to appropriate torque.Rear-wheel quick-releaseaxle in swinging arm74 lb/ft (100 Nm)Checking chain wearMake sure ground

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are stored in the control unit asthe basis for all necessary calcu-lations. A change in these sizesdue to conversion to others thanthe wheels installe

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lever when the brake calipershave been removed.Carefully pull brake calipersback to remove them from thebrake rotors.Place motorcycle on a suitableaux

Page 8 - Abbreviations and

Remove spacing bushing 5 onleft side from wheel hub.Installing front wheelMalfunctions may occurduring control interventionsby ABS and ASC if a wheel

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Pinch bolt of quick-re-lease axleTightening sequence:Tighten alternatively14 lb/ft (19 Nm)Install the axis screw 2 withtorque.Front quick-release axle

Page 10 - General instructions

Insert ABS sensor in its socketand install screw 1.Remove adhesive tape fromwheel rim.Operate brakes several timesuntil brake pads contact brakedisk.F

Page 11 - Overviews

Remove axle nut 2.Loosen lock nuts 3 on left andright by turning counterclock-wise.Loosen adjusting screws 4 onleft and right by turning clock-wise.Re

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torques checked by a specializedworkshop, preferably anauthorized BMW Motorradretailer.Roll rear wheel into swingingarm while guiding brake diskbetwee

Page 13 - General view, left side

OverviewsGeneral view, left side. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11General view, right side . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13Underneath seat . . . . . . . . .

Page 14

Insert speed sensor in hole andinstall screw 1.Adjust chain sag ( 99).Front wheel standMounting front wheelstandThe BMW Motorrad frontwheel stand is n

Page 15 - General view, right side

Apply uniform pressure to pushfront wheel stand down andraise motorcycle.with center standOEIf the motorcycle is raisedtoo far at the front thecenter

Page 16 - Underneath seat

Replace defective bulb.Bulb for high-beamheadlightH7 / 12 V / 55 WBulbs for low-beamheadlightH7 / 12 V / 55 WTo avoid contamination on thebulb's

Page 17 - Under fairing

Remove cover 2.Pull parking-light bulb 3 out ofheadlight housing.Pull bulb out of bulb socket.Replace defective bulb.Bulb for parking lightW5W / 12 V

Page 18 - Multifunction switch

Install cover 2.Replacing brake and taillight bulbThe diode taillight can only becompletely replaced. Pleasecontact a specialized workshopfor this pur

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Install bulb 2 by screwingclockwise into light housing.Insert inside end of lens intolight housing and close.Install screw 1.Replacing license-platebu

Page 20 - Instrument cluster

Pull bulb out of socket.Replace defective bulb.Bulb for license-platelightW5W / 12 V / 5 WTo prevent contaminants frombeing deposited on the newbulb&a

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Fairings and PanelsRemoving center fairingpanelRemove seat ( 52).Remove screws 1 on left andright.Remove four screws 2.Disconnect plug connection aton

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Install screws 1 on left andright.Installing seat ( 53).Air filterRemoving air filterRemoving center fairing panel( 115).Remove four screws 1.Remove a

Page 23 - Status indicators

Installing center fairing panel( 115).Jump-startingThe wires leading to thepower socket do not havea load-capacity rating adequatefor jump-starting th

Page 25 - Meaning of symbols

Disconnect jump lead fromnegative terminals first, thendisconnect second lead frompositive terminals.To start the engine, do notuse start sprays or si

Page 26 - Warning and indicator

(230 V), 77 02 7 729 048(230 V), or 77 02 7 722 471(110 V). If in doubt, charge thedisconnected battery directly atthe terminals.If you switch on the

Page 27 - Fuel reserve

An incorrect disconnectionsequence increase the riskof short-circuiting.Always observe the propersequence.Remove negative cable 1 first.Then remove po

Page 28 - Ambient temperature

CareCare products . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 122Washing your motorcycle . . . . . . . . . . 122Cleaning sensitive vehicle parts . . . .

Page 29 - Warning indicators

Care productsBMW Motorrad recommendsthat you use cleaning andcare products available at yourauthorized BMW Motorradretailer. BMW Care Productshave bee

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contain alcohol, solvents or abra-sives to clean plastic parts.'Fly sponges' or sponges withhard surfaces can also lead toscratches.Fairings

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mover. Then add a protectivewax coating to the paint at theselocations.Protective wax coatingTo preserve the finish of yourmotorcycle, BMW Motorrad re

Page 32 - EWS" is indicated

Technical dataTroubleshooting chart . . . . . . . . . . . . . 126Threaded fasteners . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 127Engine . . . . . . . . . . . .

Page 33 - LAMP" is indicated

Troubleshooting chartEngine does not start at all or is very difficult to startPossible cause RemedyEmergency-off switch (kill switch) Emergency-off s

Page 34

Threaded fastenersFront wheel Value ValidBrake caliper on telescopicforksM10 x 40 28 lb/ft (38 Nm)Pinch bolt of quick-release axleM8 x 25 Tighten alte

Page 35

General view, left side1 Onboard socket ( 76)2 Seat lock ( 52)3 Engine oil fill location andoil dipstick ( 91)211zOverviews

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Mirror arm Value ValidLocknut (mirror) on clampingpieceM14 x 1 15 lb/ft (20 Nm)Clamping piece (mirror) onclamping blockM10 22 lb/ft (30 Nm)10128zTechn

Page 37 - Operation

EngineEngine design Two-cylinder, four-stroke engine, DOHC control,4 valves actuated by trailing valve levers, liquidcooling for cylinders and cylinde

Page 38 - Steering and ignition

FuelRecommended fuel quality Super unleaded (max. 10 % of ethanol) (E10)89 AKI (95 ROZ/RON)89 AKIwith regular unleaded gasoline (RON 91)OERegular unle

Page 39 - Setting clock

Engine oilEngine oil, capacity 3.1 quarts (2.9 l), with filter changeProducts recommended by BMW MotorradBMW Motorrad High Performance Oil SAE 15W-50,

Page 40 - Selecting display readings

TransmissionTransmission design Claw-shifted 6-speed transmission integrated inengine housingTransmission gear ratios 1.943 (35/68 teeth), Primary gea

Page 41 - Stopwatch

Running gearFront wheelType of front suspension Upside-down forksSpring travel, front 9.1 in (230 mm), On wheelwith loweringOE7.5 in (190 mm), On whee

Page 42 - Interchanging button

BrakesFront wheelType of front brake Hydraulically operated twin disk brake with 2-pis-ton floating calipers and floating brake disksBrake-pad materia

Page 43 - OFF: operation of stopwatch

Rear wheelRear wheel design Spoked wheel, MT H2Rear-wheel rim size 4.25" x 17"Rear tire designation 150/70 - 17Tire inflation pressureTire p

Page 44 - Hazard warning

Electrical systemElectrical rating of onboard sockets 5 AFuses All electrical circuits are electronically protected.If an electronic fuse trips and de

Page 45 - Heated handlebar grips

Maximum number of defective LEDs in taillight 6, Brake / taillightBulb for license-plate light W5W / 12 V / 5 WBulbs for flashing turn indicators, fro

Page 47 - BMW Motorrad ASC

Driver's seat height 34.6 in (880 mm), without driver at unladenweightwith comfort seatOE35.2 in (895 mm), without driver at unladenweightwith lo

Page 48

WeightsUnladen weight 472 lbs (214 kg), DIN unladen weight, ready forroad, 90 % full tank of gas, without OEPermissible gross weight 979 lbs (444 kg)M

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10140zTechnical data

Page 50 - Spring preload

ServiceReporting safety defects . . . . . . . . . . . 142BMW Motorrad Service . . . . . . . . . . . . 143BMW Motorrad MobilityServices . . . . . . . .

Page 51

Reporting safety defectsIf you believe that your vehicle has a defect which could cause a crash or could causeinjury or death, you should immediately

Page 52 - Adjusting the suspension

BMW Motorrad ServiceWith its worldwide service net-work, BMW Motorrad can attendto you and your motorcycle inover 100 countries around theglobe. BMW M

Page 53 - Headlight

BMW ServiceBMW Service is carried out oncea year. The scope of the ser-vices performed may be depen-dent on the vehicle owner andthe mileage driven. Y

Page 54

Confirmation of maintenance workBMW Pre-DeliveryCheckConductedonStamp, SignatureBMW Running-inCheckConductedonOdometer readingNext serviceat the lates

Page 55 - Rider's Manual (US

BMW ServiceConductedonOdometer readingNext serviceat the latestonor, if reached sooner,Odometer readingStamp, SignatureBMW ServiceConductedonOdometer

Page 56

BMW ServiceConductedonOdometer readingNext serviceat the latestonor, if reached sooner,Odometer readingStamp, SignatureBMW ServiceConductedonOdometer

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General view, right side1 Fuel filler opening ( 65)2 Adjusting spring preload( 48)3 Brake-fluid reservoir, rear( 95)4 Brake-fluid reservoir, front( 94

Page 58 - Safety instructions

BMW ServiceConductedonOdometer readingNext serviceat the latestonor, if reached sooner,Odometer readingStamp, SignatureBMW ServiceConductedonOdometer

Page 59 - Danger of burns

BMW ServiceConductedonOdometer readingNext serviceat the latestonor, if reached sooner,Odometer readingStamp, SignatureBMW ServiceConductedonOdometer

Page 60 - Starting

Confirmation of serviceThe table is intended as proof of maintenance and repair work, the installed optional accessories and anyspecial campaign (reca

Page 61 - Pre-ride check

Work carried out OdometerreadingDate11151zService

Page 62 - ASC self-diagnosis

AAbbreviations and symbols, 6ABSControl, 16Operating, 44Self-diagnosis, 60Technology in detail, 70Warning indicators, 32AccessoriesGeneral instruction

Page 63 - Breaking in

Checking play, 97Technical data, 131Confirmation of maintenancework, 145CoolantChecking level, 96Fill level indicator, 13Overtemperature warningindica

Page 64 - After driving offroad

Helmet holderPosition on vehicle, 14Securing helmet, 53Horn, 16IIgnitionSwitching off, 36Switching on, 36ImmobilizerSpare key, 37Warning indicator, 30

Page 65 - How do you achieve

Multifunction switchGeneral view, left, 16General view, right, 17OOdometer and tripmetersControl, 18Resetting, 39Offroad riding, 62Onboard socketInfor

Page 66 - Parking your

Bulbs, 136Clutch, 131Dimensions, 137Electrical system, 136Engine, 129Engine oil, 131Frame, 137Fuel, 130Rear-wheel drive, 132Running gear, 133Spark plu

Page 67 - Refueling

Details described or illustratedin this booklet may differ fromthe motorcycle's actual specifi-cation as purchased, the acces-sories fitted or th

Page 68 - Securing motorcycle

Underneath seat1 Storage spacewith first-aid kitOAStoring first-aid kit2 Standard tool kit ( 90)3 Payload table4 Tire inflation pressure table5 Helmet

Page 69

Important data for refuelingFuelRecommended fuel quality Super unleaded (max. 10 % of ethanol) (E10)89 AKI (95 ROZ/RON)89 AKIwith regular unleaded gas

Page 70

Under fairing1 Battery ( 118)2 Air filter housing ( 116)215zOverviews

Page 71 - Technology in detail

Multifunction switch,left1 Headlight high beam andflasher ( 41)2 Selecting display readings( 38).with onboardcomputerOEResetting average data( 39).3 H

Page 72 - Brake system with

Multifunction switch,right1 with heated handlebargripsOEHeated hand grip ( 43)2 Starter button ( 58)3 Emergency-off switch (killswitch) ( 43)217zOverv

Page 73 - Engine management

Motorcycle/Retailer DataMotorcycle dataModelVehicle Identification NumberColor numberFirst registrationRegistration numberRetailer DataContact in Serv

Page 74

Instrument cluster1 Warning and indicatorlamps ( 24)2 Speedometer3 Setting clock ( 37).with onboardcomputerOEOperation of stopwatch( 39)4 Multifunctio

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6 Ambient light sensor (forbrightness adjustment ofinstrument lighting)with anti-theft alarmOEAnti-theft alarm indicatorlight (see anti-theft alarmope

Page 76

220zOverviews

Page 77 - Accessories

Status indicatorsMultifunction display . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22Meaning of symbols . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 23Warning and indicator la

Page 78 - Onboard sockets

Multifunction display1 Warning for electronic en-gine management ( 31)2 with heated handlebargripsOEDisplay of the selectedheated handlebar grip set-t

Page 79 - Auxiliary headlight

10 – With onboard computer(OE)Gear indicator, "N" isshown for Neutral11 Fuel level ( 25)12 – With onboard computer(OE)Reading display range(

Page 80

Warning and indicatorlamps1 ABS warning lamp ( 32)2 with ASCOEASC warning lamp ( 33)3 Fuel-reserve warning lamp( 25) ( 30)4 Universal warning lamp,app

Page 81

The ABS symbol can beshown differently depend-ing on the country.Fuel levelDue to the complex fuel tank ge-ometry, the fill level cannot bedetermined

Page 82

The odometer for the fuel re-serve is reset, if the fuel level isgreater than the reserve quantityafter refueling.Service displayIf the time remaining

Page 83

by temporarily reverting to -- asthe display reading.When ambient temperaturesdrop below 37°F (3°C) the tem-perature display responds byflashing a war

Page 84

Welcome to BMWWe congratulate you on yourchoice of a motorcycle fromBMW and welcome you to thecommunity of BMW riders.Familiarize yourself with your n

Page 85

Overview of warning indicatorsWarning light Displays MeaningLights up yellow + "EWS" is indi-catedElectronic immobilizer is active ( 30)Ligh

Page 86 - Aluminum case

Warning light Displays MeaningLights upABS deactivated ( 32)Lights upABS error ( 32)Flashes rapidlyASC intervention ( 33)Flashes slowlyASC self-diagno

Page 87

Electronic immobilizer isactiveGeneral warning light showsyellow.+ "EWS" is indicated.Possible cause:The key being used is not autho-rized f

Page 88 - Aluminum Topcase

Engine in emergency-operation modeGeneral warning light showsyellow.Engine symbol appears onthe display.The engine is in the emer-gency operating mode

Page 89

black ice must especially be ex-pected on bridges and in shadyroad areas.Think well ahead when driving.Anti-theft alarm batterydrainedwith anti-theft

Page 90

ASC interventionwith ASCOEASC warning light flashesrapidly.The ASC has detected insta-bility at the rear wheel and hasreduced the torque. The warn-ing

Page 91

334zStatus indicators

Page 92 - Onboard tool kit

OperationSteering and ignition lock . . . . . . . . . . . 36EWS Electronic immobilizer . . . . . . . . . 37Clock . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Page 93

Steering and ignitionlockKeysTwo main keys and one emer-gency key are provided with thevehicle. The emergency key fea-tures a light, compact design, a

Page 94 - Brake system

Battery can be recharged viaonboard socket.Locking handlebarsTurn handlebars to left.Turn key to position 3 whilemoving handlebars slightly.Ignition,

Page 95

Table of ContentsYou can also consult the index atthe end of this Rider's Manual ifyou want to find a particular topicor item of information.1 Ge

Page 96

Adjust the clock only when themotorcycle is stationary.Switch on ignition.Press and hold button 1 untilhours 2 flash.Press button repeatedly untildesi

Page 97

Distance driven sincereaching reserve quantity inmlsResetting tripmeterSwitch on ignition.Select desired trip odometer.Press and hold button 1 untiltr

Page 98

the onboard computer must beoperated with the button 1.The stopwatch continues to runin the background when the dis-play is temporarily switched overt

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OFF: operation of stopwatchwith button 2 in instrumentcluster.To save the setting made,press and hold button 1 andbutton 2 simultaneously untilthe dis

Page 100 - Maintenance

Turn indicatorsOperating turn indicatorSwitch on ignition.After driving for approx.ten seconds or after cov-ering a distance of approx. 980 ft(300 m),

Page 101

Emergency-off switch(kill switch)1 Emergency-off switch (killswitch)Operating the emergencyON/OFF switch when ridingcan cause the rear wheel to lockan

Page 102

The handlebar grips can beheated at two different levels.The second level 2 is used forfast heat-up of the grips; thenthe switch should be switchedbac

Page 103

ABS warning light goesout; if self-diagnosis hasnot been completed, it begins toflash.Release button 1 within twoseconds.ABS warning lamp remainsoff o

Page 104

As an alternative, the ignitioncan also be switched off andthen on again.If the ASC warning lightlights up after switching theignition off and on and

Page 105

Turn adjusting screw 1 clock-wise to increase distance be-tween brake lever and handle-bar grip.Turn adjusting screw 1 coun-terclockwise to decrease d

Page 106

Refueling . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 65Securing motorcycle fortransport . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 666 Technology indetail .

Page 107

Slide protective cap overthreaded fastener.Spring preloadSettingIt is essential to set the springpreload of the rear suspension tosuit the load carrie

Page 108

DampingSettingThe damping must be adjustedto the road conditions and thespring preload.A rough road surface requiressofter damping than a smoothroad s

Page 109

ESA ElectronicSuspensionAdjustmentwith ESAOEAdjustment optionsYou can use the ESA ElectronicSuspension Adjustment featureto adapt damping on the rearw

Page 110 - Front wheel stand

The damping can be ad-justed while the motorcycleis being ridden.If button 1 is not pressed for alonger time, damping is set asindicated.The ESA displ

Page 111

torcycle is very heavily loaded.In this case, the headlight rangemust be adjusted to the weight.If you are unsure whetherthe headlight range is cor-re

Page 112

Take off seat and place ona clean surface with rubberbuffers facing downward.Installing seatInsert seat in brackets 3.Firmly press down on seat atfron

Page 113

Tightly fold the open side ofthe bag several times andclose subsequently usingVelcro fastener 1.Stow bag in the vehicle rear.with anti-theft alarmOESl

Page 114

RidingSafety instructions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 56Checklist . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 58Starting . . . . .

Page 115

Safety instructionsRider's equipmentDo not ride without the correctclothing. Always wear:HelmetRider's suitGlovesBootsThis applies even to s

Page 116

with TopcaseOAorwith aluminum TopcaseOAObserve maximum payload andtop speed as indicated on labelin Topcase.with tank rucksackOAObserve maximum payloa

Page 118 - Air filter

Catalytic converterIf misfiring causes unburned fuelto enter the catalytic converter,there is a danger of overheatingand damage.For this reason, obser

Page 119 - Jump-starting

Do not allow the motorcycle toroll for longer periods or push itover longer distances with theengine switched off.Switch on ignition.Pre-ride check is

Page 120

switched off consecutively in thereverse order.If a pointer has not been moved,or if one of the warning andindicator lights has not beenswitched on:If

Page 121

Phase 2Diagnostic system evaluatesstatus of monitored systemcomponents while vehicle isunderway (at least 3.1 mph[5 km/h]).ASC warning light flashessl

Page 122

accidents when driving atextreme angles.Avoid extreme angles.Speedwith onboard computerOEEngine speed warningThe engine speed warning sig-nals to the

Page 123

BrakesWhen the motorcycle isridden on loose surfacesor muddy roads, the brakes mayfail to take effect immediatelybecause of dirt or moisture onthe dis

Page 124 - Plastics

as quickly as possible and withgreat force, the dynamic loaddistribution cannot follow theincreased deceleration and thebraking force cannot be com-pl

Page 125 - Paint care

On a grade, the motorcycleshould always face uphill; se-lect 1st gear.Center standwith center standOESwitch off engine.If the ground is soft or un-eve

Page 126

Refuel with quality listed belowat most until lower edge of fillerneck is reached.When refueling after run-ning on reserve, make surethat you top up t

Page 127 - Technical data

The motorcycle can tipaway to the side and fallover.Secure the motorcycle againsttipping away to the side.Push motorcycle onto transportsurface, and d

Page 128 - Troubleshooting chart

General instructionsOverview . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6Abbreviations and symbols . . . . . . . . . . 6Equipment . . . .

Page 130

Technology in detailBrake system with BMW MotorradABS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 70Engine management with BMWMoto

Page 131

Brake system withBMW Motorrad ABSHow does ABS work?The maximum braking force thatcan be transferred to the roadsurface is partially dependent onthe fr

Page 132

resulting under extreme weatherconditions offroad or on the race-track.Special situationsTo detect the tendency of thewheels to lock up, the speedsof

Page 133 - Engine oil

How does ASC work?The BMW Motorrad ASC com-pares the wheel speeds of thefront and rear wheel. From thespeed difference the slip, andwith it the stabil

Page 134 - Rear-wheel drive

If the front wheel loses contactto the ground during extremeacceleration, the ASC reducesthe engine torque until the frontwheel touches the ground aga

Page 135 - Running gear

674zTechnology in detail

Page 136 - Wheels and tires

AccessoriesGeneral instructions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 76Onboard sockets . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 76Luggage . . . . . . . . .

Page 137

General instructionsBMW Motorrad recommendsthe use of parts and accessoriesfor your motorcycle that are ap-proved by BMW for this purpose.Your authori

Page 138 - Electrical system

ing off the ignition to reduce thestrain on the onboard electricalsystem.Additional devices with lowpower consumption are possiblynot detected by the

Page 139 - Dimensions

OverviewChapter 2 of this Rider's Man-ual will provide you with an ini-tial overview of your motorcycle.All maintenance and repair workcarried ou

Page 140

Press button 1 to switch onthe auxiliary headlights.The indicator lamp ofthe auxiliary headlights isswitched on.If the auxiliary headlights wereswitch

Page 141 - Riding specifications

If the carrying handle isfolded down when the slotof the case lock is oriented in thedirection of travel, the lock tabcan be damaged.Before folding do

Page 142

Pull up red release lever 4.Locking flap 5 pops up.Fold locking flap all the wayopen.Remove case from mount byits handle.Mounting caseTurn key in case

Page 143

Fold carrying handle down.Turn key in direction of traveland remove.Topcasewith TopcaseOAOpen the TopcaseTurn key 1 in Topcase lockinto vertical posit

Page 144

Adjusting TopcasevolumeOpen and empty Topcase.Engage pivot lever 1 in frontend position to set larger vol-ume.Engage pivot lever 1 in rearend position

Page 145 - BMW Running-in Check

Fold up locking flap 5 com-pletely by pulling red releaselever 4 toward rear if neces-sary.Hook Topcase into front hold-ers 6 of Topcase retainingplat

Page 146 - BMW Service

Aluminum casewith aluminum caseOAOpen caseTurn key 1 counterclockwise.The case cover can beopened with both the leftand the right latch.Press lock hou

Page 147 - BMW Running-in

Hook in lid retaining cable 1.Close case lid.Close second lock of case lid.Remove caseTurn key 1 counterclockwise.Press lock housing 2 to side torelea

Page 148

Aluminum Topcasewith aluminum TopcaseOATopcase when drivingoffroadWhen driving offroad, the Top-case should be removed or theback padding available as

Page 149

Mounting the TopcasePosition Topcase on Topcasecarrier and slide forward so thatmounts on Topcase carrier 5and on Topcase 4 mesh.Position locking claw

Page 150

EquipmentWhen you ordered your BMWmotorcycle, you chose variousitems of custom equipment. ThisRider's Manual describes optionalequipment (OE) off

Page 151

788zAccessories

Page 152 - Confirmation of service

MaintenanceGeneral instructions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 90Onboard tool kit . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 90Engine oil . . . . . .

Page 153 - Work carried out Odometer

General instructionsThe "Maintenance" chapter de-scribes work involving the check-ing and replacement of wearparts that can be performed wit

Page 154

For expanded service work (e.g.removing and installing wheels),BMW Motorrad has put togethera service tool kit matched to yourmotorcycle. You can purc

Page 155

Remove oil dipstick and readoil level.Specified level of engineoilbetween MIN and MAXmarkingIf oil level is below MIN mark:Topping up engine oil ( 92)

Page 156

Checking front brake padthicknessMake sure ground is level andfirm and park motorcycle.Visually inspect left and rightbrake pads to determine theirthi

Page 157

tion of view: from rear at brakecaliper 1.Rear brake-pad wearlimitmin 0.04 in (min 1.0 mm)(Only friction material with-out carrier plate.)If brake pad

Page 158

Front brake fluid level(visual check)Brake fluid (DOT4)The brake fluid level mustnot fall below the MIN mark.If brake fluid level falls below theappro

Page 159

Rear brake fluid level (vi-sual check)Brake fluid (DOT4)The brake fluid level mustnot fall below the MIN mark.If brake fluid level falls below theappr

Page 160 - *01418533827*

Topping up coolantOpen cap 1 of expansion tank.Add coolant up to specifiedlevel using a suitable funnel.Close cap of expansion tank.ClutchChecking clu

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