This comprehensive service and repair manual provides in-depth instructions for all BMW K75 motorcycles, including the K75, K75C, K75S, and K75T models, manufactured from 1985 onward. It covers all aspects of maintenance and repair, from basic troubleshooting and routine servicing to complex engine overhauls and electrical system diagnostics. This manual is designed to be user-friendly, with clear illustrations and detailed step-by-step instructions, making it an indispensable resource for both professional mechanics and knowledgeable DIY enthusiasts. The content is organized in a logical sequence, covering topics such as engine, transmission, electrical system, brakes, suspension, and bodywork. This manual equips you with the knowledge and guidance needed to effectively diagnose, repair, and maintain your BMW K75 motorcycle.

The BMW K75 series, encompassing the K75, K75C, K75S, and K75T models, represented a significant shift in BMW's motorcycle lineup, marking the introduction of a transversely mounted, liquid-cooled 740cc inline triple engine. This departure from the traditional boxer engine configuration brought about a number of advantages. The K75's powerplant, renowned for its smooth and powerful delivery, offered a compelling alternative to the characteristic boxer engine. Its compact design, allowed for a more streamlined and compact motorcycle overall. The K75 series, launched in 1985, was initially offered in two distinct variants: the K75 and the K75C. The K75, a standard naked motorcycle, provided a versatile platform, while the K75C, featuring a full fairing, catered to touring enthusiasts.

Subsequent years saw the introduction of additional variations, each catering to different rider preferences and needs. The K75S, launched in 1988, enhanced the standard K75 with a semi-fairing, offering a balance between wind protection and a more naked aesthetic. The K75T, released in 1990, further emphasized touring capabilities with a full fairing, luggage racks, and a larger fuel tank. Throughout its production run, the K75 series garnered a reputation for its reliability, comfortable ride, and versatility. The K75 became a popular choice for commuters, weekend riders, and long-distance touring enthusiasts alike. Its combination of performance, practicality, and durability solidified its place as a significant addition to BMW's motorcycle legacy.