The BMW K75 K100 1992 Full Service Repair Manual provides the comprehensive information you need to repair, maintain or restore your motorcycle. This manual is designed for both professional technicians and knowledgeable do-it-yourself mechanics, delivering the same level of detail as what is used in professional repair shops. The manual covers a wide range of topics including detailed repair procedures, service schedules, maintenance guidelines, wiring diagrams, and diagnostics. Each chapter includes numbered instructions, bold figure numbers, photos, and drawings to guide you through every step. Enlarged inset views help you identify and examine specific parts in detail. Troubleshooting and electrical service procedures are combined with detailed wiring diagrams for easy use, making it easy to diagnose and repair problems with your machine’s electrical system. This manual is a valuable resource for anyone working on a BMW K75 or K100 motorcycle. You can quickly find the information you need with the numbered table of contents. The manual provides detailed sub-steps, notes, cautions, and warnings to point out critical information throughout each chapter.

The BMW K75 and K100 were a pair of popular and reliable motorcycles produced by BMW Motorrad from 1985 to 1995. These were the first water-cooled, transversely mounted, four-stroke, inline four-cylinder motorcycles produced by BMW. They were a major departure from the traditional air-cooled boxer engine design that had defined BMW motorcycles for decades. The K75 was powered by a 740 cc engine, while the K100 featured a larger 987 cc engine. Both models were known for their smooth power delivery, comfortable riding position, and excellent handling. The K-series bikes featured a steel tubular frame, telescopic fork front suspension, a single-sided swingarm rear suspension, and disc brakes. They were available in a variety of configurations, including standard, sport, and touring models, catering to different riding styles and needs. Beyond the basic model, BMW also offered numerous special editions of the K75 and K100, such as the K75C, K75S, K100RS, and K100LT. These models often featured unique paint schemes, upgraded suspension components, or accessory packages. The K75 and K100 were highly regarded for their durability and reliability, making them popular choices for both commuting and long-distance touring. They were also praised for their handling and smooth power delivery. Despite the advent of new models in the 1990s, the K-series continued to be popular, with later variants, like the K75 RT and K100 LT, becoming staples for long-distance touring. Today, they are still popular with enthusiasts, particularly those seeking a reliable and comfortable motorcycle. However, as they are nearing their 40th anniversary, finding repair manuals and parts can be more difficult. Luckily, this Full Service Repair Manual can provide the information needed to keep your K75 or K100 running smoothly.