This comprehensive BMW C1 125CC Service Repair Manual provides detailed instructions for all models from 1999 onward. It covers a wide range of repair topics, from basic maintenance procedures to complex engine overhauls. You will find step-by-step instructions, clear diagrams, and detailed specifications to guide you through every repair. This manual is designed to be an invaluable resource for both professional mechanics and DIY enthusiasts, ensuring you have the information you need to service and repair your BMW C1 125CC scooter effectively.

The BMW C1 125cc was a unique and innovative scooter that was produced by BMW from 1999 to 2003. It was designed as a safe and practical alternative to traditional motorcycles, incorporating elements of both motorcycles and cars. The C1 featured a distinctive, enclosed design with a large windshield and a rigid, car-like structure that offered protection from the elements and enhanced safety. It was equipped with a 125cc, single-cylinder, four-stroke engine that produced 11 horsepower, making it suitable for urban commuting and cruising. The C1 also boasted a number of safety features, including a full-size car-like seatbelt system, a durable polycarbonate windscreen, and a rear-mounted anti-lock braking system (ABS). This forward-thinking design made the C1 stand out as a futuristic and practical vehicle for its time. Though the C1 was groundbreaking for its safety features and unique design, it faced several challenges that ultimately limited its commercial success. The C1's enclosed design, while offering protection, also added significant weight compared to traditional motorcycles, impacting its agility and handling. Its higher price point compared to other scooters in the market also proved to be a barrier to wider adoption. Despite initial hype and optimistic projections, the C1's sales figures remained underwhelming, leading to its discontinuation in 2003. Despite its short production run, the BMW C1 left a lasting impression as a pioneering vehicle that explored new frontiers in scooter design and safety. It remains a cherished example of BMW's innovative spirit and commitment to pushing the boundaries of motorcycle engineering.