The BMW R1100/RT/RS/GS/R 2000 Workshop Manual provides a comprehensive guide for servicing and repairing your motorcycle. This detailed manual covers all models and all repairs A-Z, offering the same information used by professional mechanics. With step-by-step instructions and highly detailed exploded pictures and diagrams, you can confidently work on your bike, saving money on repair bills while gaining a deeper understanding of its mechanics.

The manual covers a wide range of topics, including: general information, specifications, maintenance, gearbox and clutch, engine removal and installation, engine fuel system, engine lubrication and cooling, engine combustion system, lubrication system, cylinder head and valves, alternator/starter clutch, crankcase/piston/cylinder, crankshaft/transmission/balancer, transmission system, front wheel and steering system, rear wheel system, fenders and exhaust pipe, periodic checks and adjustments, chassis, cooling system, fuel injection system, braking system, suspension, electrical system, body and fixtures, frame/body panels/exhaust system, wheels and tires, battery/charging system, ignition system, electric starter, lights/meters/switches, wiring diagrams, technical information and specifications, and troubleshooting.

This comprehensive manual provides a valuable resource for any owner of a BMW R1100/RT/RS/GS/R motorcycle, enabling you to perform maintenance and repairs with confidence and expertise.

The BMW R1100 series, encompassing the RT, RS, GS, and R models, represents a significant chapter in the history of BMW motorcycles. Introduced in 1993 and produced until 2001, these air-cooled, boxer-twin powered machines solidified BMW's reputation for robust engineering and touring capability. The R1100 series built upon the legacy of its predecessor, the R100 series, featuring a larger 1,085cc engine, offering improved power and torque. These machines boasted a wealth of innovative features for the time, including ABS, electronic suspension adjustments, and a comprehensive range of accessories. The RT, with its full fairing and comfortable seating, was designed for long-distance touring, while the RS, sporting a half-fairing, focused on sport touring. The GS, built for adventure riding, boasted long travel suspension and off-road capable tires, and the R, with its minimalist design, catered to purists who appreciated the essence of the boxer-twin engine.

Each model in the R1100 series offered a unique blend of performance, comfort, and versatility, making them highly sought-after machines for a diverse range of riders. Although production ceased in 2001, the R1100 series continues to be a popular choice for both seasoned riders and newcomers seeking an authentic and reliable motorcycle with a rich history. The availability of a comprehensive workshop manual, covering all R1100 models, is a valuable resource for owners looking to perform routine maintenance, repair issues, or delve deeper into the mechanics of their machines. This manual provides detailed instructions, diagrams, and specifications, empowering owners to maintain their motorcycles to factory standards and ensure long-lasting enjoyment of these classic BMWs.