This comprehensive BMW K75 Workshop Manual is your essential guide to maintaining and repairing your K75, K75C, K75S, or K75T motorcycle. Covering all models from 1985 onwards, this manual provides detailed information on every aspect of your motorcycle, encompassing both mechanical and electrical systems. From routine maintenance procedures like oil changes and filter replacements to complex engine rebuilds and electrical troubleshooting, this manual offers step-by-step instructions supported by numerous high-quality illustrations and diagrams. No repair is too intricate, no component too obscure, as this manual covers everything from A to Z. Whether you're a seasoned mechanic or a dedicated DIY enthusiast, this workshop manual empowers you to perform repairs confidently and effectively.

The BMW K75 series, launched in 1985, marked a significant evolution in the German manufacturer's motorcycle lineup. This series introduced the world to a water-cooled, transversely mounted 740cc inline three-cylinder engine, a design choice that would become synonymous with BMW's future motorcycle endeavors. The K75 series encompassed several variations, each catering to a specific rider profile. The standard K75 was a versatile sport-touring machine, while the K75C offered enhanced comfort with a fairing and luggage capacity. The K75S aimed for a sportier appeal with a lower rider triangle and a more aggressive aesthetic. Finally, the K75T donned a unique telescopic fork and a spacious touring bodywork, establishing its purpose as a long-distance travel companion.

Despite their shared engine and some design elements, each model within the K75 series possessed its own personality. The K75, with its naked design and balanced handling, attracted riders seeking a sporty yet comfortable experience. The K75C, adorned with a full fairing and practical luggage, catered to adventure-seeking riders who valued both performance and touring capability. The K75S, with its sporty ergonomics and aggressive styling, appealed to those who prioritized a dynamic riding experience. And the K75T, equipped with its touring-specific features, stood as a testament to BMW's commitment to crafting motorcycles for the ultimate long-distance comfort and practicality. The K75 series, while ultimately replaced by the more advanced K1100 series, solidified BMW's reputation for innovation and offered a diverse range of riding experiences within a single platform, leaving a lasting impact on the motorcycle world.