This comprehensive BMW R1200C R 1200 C Motorcycle Repair Service Manual equips you with the detailed information you need to service and repair your motorcycle effectively. The manual spans 288 pages, offering an in-depth guide covering every aspect of your R1200C, from bumper to bumper. Inside you will find a wealth of information including step-by-step procedures, clear illustrations, and detailed diagrams that simplify even the most complex repair tasks. This manual is an invaluable resource for both experienced mechanics and DIY enthusiasts looking to maintain their R1200C at its peak performance.

The BMW R1200C, a classic cruiser motorcycle produced from 1997 to 2004, marked a significant departure for BMW Motorrad. Known for their sporty and nimble roadsters, BMW ventured into the cruiser segment with the R1200C, aiming to capture a slice of the American market dominated by Harley-Davidson. The R1200C, with its distinctive low-slung profile, raked-out front end, and generous chrome accents, presented a striking contrast to BMW's established image. Powering this cruiser was a 1170cc, air-cooled boxer engine, a hallmark of BMW motorcycles, producing around 85 horsepower. This engine, known for its smooth and reliable nature, provided ample power for leisurely cruising, while the low seat height and comfortable riding position made it suitable for long journeys. Despite its unique design and well-engineered components, the R1200C struggled to capture the attention of American riders. Its European heritage, coupled with its relatively high price point, hindered its appeal in the cruiser market. The R1200C was ultimately discontinued in 2004, leaving behind a small but dedicated following. The motorcycle's distinctive styling, combined with its reliable performance and comfortable ride, still makes it a desirable choice for those seeking a unique and well-built cruiser experience. While not as widely known as its sportier counterparts, the R1200C holds a special place in BMW Motorrad history, representing a bold venture into a new market segment with a unique blend of classic cruiser aesthetics and BMW's renowned engineering.