This comprehensive workshop repair service manual provides a wealth of technical information specifically designed for the BMW R850 R and R850GS models manufactured in 1995. It serves as an invaluable resource for mechanics, technicians, and serious DIY enthusiasts working on these motorcycles. The manual delves into every aspect of service, maintenance, and troubleshooting, ensuring you have the knowledge and instructions to perform a wide range of tasks, from routine maintenance to complex repairs. This manual covers all models, engines, trim levels, and transmissions for the 1995 BMW R850 R and R850GS, offering a complete and detailed guide for addressing any mechanical challenge you may encounter.

The BMW R850R and R850GS are iconic motorcycles that were introduced in 1995 and marked a significant shift in the brand's focus towards larger-displacement, air-cooled boxer twins. The R850R, a road-oriented naked sportbike, was designed for agile handling and spirited performance, while the R850GS, a more adventure-focused machine, offered a comfortable riding position and rugged durability. Both models were powered by a robust 850cc air-cooled boxer twin engine, known for its smooth power delivery and reliable performance. This engine, featuring four valves per cylinder and electronic fuel injection, delivered a healthy 75 horsepower and ample torque, making it a capable performer on both open roads and winding mountain passes. The R850R and R850GS were praised for their balanced handling, comfortable ergonomics, and durable construction. The R850R's minimalist design, with its exposed frame and minimalist bodywork, offered a timeless classic look that appealed to riders seeking a pure riding experience. Meanwhile, the R850GS, with its larger fuel tank, optional hard luggage, and taller suspension, became a popular choice for long-distance touring and adventure riding. Both models featured a telescopic front fork and a single-sided swingarm rear suspension, providing a stable and predictable ride. Their fuel-injected engines made them easy to start and ride in a variety of conditions, solidifying their position as reliable and capable machines. While production ended in 2002, these motorcycles remain popular choices for enthusiasts seeking a classic BMW boxer twin experience.