The BMW R850 R850C 2003 Workshop Repair Service Manual is an indispensable resource for motorcycle owners and technicians. This comprehensive manual provides detailed instructions and specifications for servicing, maintenance, and troubleshooting your BMW R850 R850C 2003 motorcycle. It covers all models, engines, trim levels, and transmission types, ensuring you have the information you need to handle any repair or maintenance task. The manual includes step-by-step procedures, clear diagrams, and detailed descriptions of components, making it easy to understand and follow. From routine maintenance tasks like oil changes and tire rotations to more complex repairs involving engine, transmission, and electrical systems, this manual is your complete guide to keeping your BMW R850 R850C running smoothly.

The BMW R850R and R850C, produced from 1997 to 2003, were iconic motorcycles that showcased BMW's commitment to innovative engineering and stylish design. Both models shared the same air-cooled, boxer-twin engine displacing 850cc, known for its smooth power delivery and robust nature. The R850R, designed as a naked sportbike, featured a minimalist design with an upright riding position, making it ideal for both commuting and spirited riding. The R850C, on the other hand, embraced a cruiser style with a distinctive low-slung design, forward-set footpegs, and a wide, comfortable seat, offering a more relaxed and laid-back riding experience. While sharing the same engine, the R850R boasted superior handling and agility thanks to its lightweight frame and sporty suspension setup. The R850C, however, prioritized comfort and style, resulting in a more relaxed and leisurely ride. Both models were renowned for their reliability and durability, a testament to BMW's engineering prowess. The air-cooled boxer engine, a hallmark of BMW motorcycles, provided a unique character and a distinctive sound. The R850R and R850C offered a balance of performance and practicality, catering to a wide range of riders. The R850R attracted those seeking a spirited and engaging ride, while the R850C appealed to riders who prioritized comfort and style. These motorcycles cemented BMW's reputation for building high-quality, refined motorcycles that combined performance with practicality, ensuring their enduring appeal among motorcycle enthusiasts. While no longer in production, both the R850R and R850C retain a loyal following, making them desirable motorcycles for collectors and those seeking a classic, yet reliable, ride.