The BMW R850 1995-2007 Service and Repair Manual provides comprehensive instructions and procedures for all repairs and maintenance tasks on your motorcycle. This official manual, identical to what technicians use at dealerships, is your complete guide for keeping your R850 running smoothly.

From basic maintenance like oil changes and filter replacements to complex repairs like engine overhauls, this manual covers every aspect of your motorcycle. You'll find detailed diagrams, illustrations, wiring schematics, and specifications for all components. Step-by-step instructions make even the most challenging tasks easy to follow, while comprehensive troubleshooting guides can help you diagnose and address any problems.

This manual is designed to be user-friendly and practical. With clear and concise language, you can easily find the information you need. The manual is organized logically, allowing for quick navigation. You can print off the specific pages and diagrams you need, making it convenient to use in your garage or workshop.

The BMW R850, a motorcycle produced from 1995 to 2007, represents a significant chapter in BMW's motorcycle history. Known for its robust build quality, comfortable ergonomics, and reliable performance, the R850 series was a popular choice for both experienced riders and those new to the world of touring motorcycles. The model’s heart was a powerful, air-cooled, boxer-twin engine, displacing 850cc, producing ample power for both everyday commuting and long-distance touring. This distinctive engine configuration, with cylinders positioned horizontally opposed, is a hallmark of BMW motorcycles, giving them a unique character and smooth, even power delivery.

The R850 was offered in various guises, catering to a diverse range of rider preferences. The standard R850R was a versatile machine, suitable for daily commuting and weekend rides. The R850RT, with its full fairing and comfortable touring amenities, was designed for long-distance comfort and touring. The R850GS, with its off-road-focused features like high ground clearance and knobby tires, provided adventure-seeking riders with a machine capable of exploring both tarmac and dirt trails. All variants of the R850 boasted a sturdy, tubular steel frame, comfortable seating for both rider and passenger, and a user-friendly cockpit with a comprehensive instrument cluster. The R850 series, with its unique blend of comfort, practicality, and performance, established a solid reputation as a dependable and enjoyable motorcycle for a wide range of riders.