This comprehensive service and repair manual is specifically designed for the BMW R1100 R and R1100S motorcycles produced in the year 2000. It provides detailed instructions and technical specifications to assist both professional mechanics and knowledgeable DIY enthusiasts in carrying out all aspects of maintenance and repair. The manual covers a wide range of topics, including engine diagnostics and troubleshooting, electrical system repair, brake system maintenance, suspension adjustments, and bodywork repair. With clear illustrations and step-by-step procedures, this manual empowers you to perform routine servicing, address mechanical issues, and even complete significant overhauls.

The BMW R1100R and R1100S, produced from 1994 to 2001, were a pair of successful motorcycles that marked a significant shift in BMW's approach to sport touring. These bikes, powered by a robust air-cooled, horizontally opposed boxer engine, offered a perfect blend of comfort and performance. The R1100R, the more touring-oriented model, featured a comfortable riding position, ample luggage space, and a relaxed riding experience. The R1100S, on the other hand, was designed for a more aggressive riding style, boasting a sportier riding position, sharper handling, and a focus on performance. Both models shared a common foundation, including the 1085cc air-cooled boxer engine producing 98 horsepower, a robust chassis, and BMW's renowned build quality.

The 2000 model year saw subtle refinements to both models. The R1100R received a slightly revised front fairing and improved wind protection, while the R1100S benefited from an updated front suspension with higher-performance forks. Both models featured a refined fuel injection system and upgraded brakes for improved performance and handling. Despite their relatively simple design, the R1100R and R1100S were technologically advanced for their time. They featured features like an electronic fuel injection system, a digital instrument cluster, and a robust disc brake system. These features, combined with the reliable boxer engine and robust build quality, made them popular choices for both experienced riders and newcomers to the world of motorcycling.