This comprehensive Service and Repair Manual provides everything you need to maintain and repair your BMW C1 and BMW C1 200 motorcycles. The manual is designed for ease of use, with clear and concise text coupled with high-quality diagrams. It covers all aspects of maintenance and repair, from basic tune-ups and adjustments to complex engine rebuilds and electrical troubleshooting. This invaluable resource includes detailed instructions on dismantling, inspecting, and reassembling every component of your motorcycle. Whether you're a seasoned mechanic or a dedicated DIY enthusiast, this Service and Repair Manual is an essential tool for keeping your BMW C1 or C1 200 running smoothly and reliably for years to come.

The BMW C1 was a groundbreaking motorcycle that aimed to bridge the gap between traditional motorcycles and scooters. It featured a distinctive design that incorporated elements of both, boasting a fully enclosed, aerodynamic shell with a single-cylinder engine mounted in the rear. The C1, launched in 2000, and the C1 200, which came out a year later, were essentially the same bike but with different engine displacements. This provided the C1 with a level of weather protection and road safety not seen in traditional motorcycles. Its unique design included a roll bar for added safety and a retractable roof, providing protection from rain and wind. The C1 was also equipped with a range of features designed to enhance rider comfort and convenience, including a lockable storage compartment, a digital instrument cluster, and an adjustable windshield. The C1 was a bold attempt by BMW to redefine the motorcycle experience, but its unique design and innovative features came with a hefty price tag. Despite its safety advancements and practical features, the C1 failed to achieve mainstream acceptance. The high price coupled with the weight and bulkiness of the vehicle, which made it less agile than traditional motorcycles, ultimately resulted in its discontinuation in 2003. Despite a short production run, the BMW C1 remains a fascinating example of automotive innovation. It showcases BMW's willingness to push boundaries and explore new concepts in motorcycle design. Although it didn't achieve commercial success, it paved the way for future developments in motorcycle safety and functionality, inspiring subsequent innovations in the industry.