This comprehensive service repair manual provides a detailed guide for maintaining and repairing your BMW C1 and C1 200 models. It covers a wide range of topics, including routine maintenance procedures, engine diagnostics and repair, electrical system troubleshooting, fuel system components, radiator and cooling system, exhaust system, clutch and gearbox operation, front forks and steering, rear wheel drive, braking systems, frame assembly, equipment and accessories, seating components, general electrical equipment, instrument panel operation, and lighting systems. With its extensive coverage and detailed instructions, this manual empowers you to confidently perform repairs and maintenance on your BMW C1 scooter, saving you time and money in the long run.

The BMW C1, a revolutionary two-wheeled vehicle launched in 2000, aimed to bridge the gap between motorcycles and cars. It was positioned as a unique blend of scooter practicality with motorcycle handling and performance, wrapped in a revolutionary safety-focused design. The C1 featured a unique, enclosed, and weather-resistant cabin, a first for a scooter. This cabin offered protection from wind, rain, and cold, along with a comfortable seat and a windshield for added protection. Despite its scooter-like design, the C1 was powered by a powerful 125cc four-stroke engine, providing respectable performance for city commuting and short-distance trips. It also sported a unique, patented system called "Active Stability Control", which helped prevent tipping over in slow-speed maneuvers, adding further to its safety appeal. The C1 was initially met with excitement and curiosity, as it offered a level of safety and comfort previously unseen in the scooter segment. However, the C1’s unique design, its relatively high price point, and the safety regulations that hindered its accessibility in some markets ultimately led to its discontinuation in 2003. Nevertheless, the BMW C1 remains a fascinating example of automotive innovation and a bold attempt to redefine the boundaries of personal transportation. The C1's revolutionary design, particularly its enclosed cabin and unique stability system, paved the way for future advancements in scooter technology and safety features. The C1's legacy extends beyond its commercial performance - it remains a symbol of BMW’s commitment to innovation and its pursuit of unconventional solutions in the world of mobility. For enthusiasts and collectors, the C1 continues to be a sought-after piece of automotive history, representing a unique and daring attempt to challenge conventional norms in the world of two-wheeled vehicles.