This comprehensive service repair manual covers a wide range of BMW motorcycles from the 1993 to 2000 model years. It offers detailed information and instructions for maintaining, repairing, and troubleshooting your R1100RT, R1100RS, R850, R1100GS, and R1100R motorcycle. With step-by-step procedures and clear illustrations, this manual is an invaluable resource for both professional mechanics and motorcycle enthusiasts. It includes detailed information on engine, transmission, electrical system, suspension, brakes, and more. This manual is essential for anyone who wants to perform their own repairs or gain a deeper understanding of their motorcycle's workings.

The BMW R1100RT, R1100RS, R850, R1100GS, and R1100R motorcycles represent a pivotal era in BMW's motorcycle history, spanning the years 1993 to 2000. These air-cooled boxer twins, featuring a distinct 1,085cc (R1100 models) or 850cc (R850) engine, were celebrated for their robust build quality, impressive performance, and comfortable riding experience. The R1100RT, known for its full-fairing and touring-oriented features, provided a luxurious and effortless ride for long distances. The R1100RS, with its sporty half-fairing, offered a balance of touring comfort and performance for both highway cruising and spirited riding. The R850, a smaller and lighter version, became a popular choice for commuters and urban riders. Meanwhile, the R1100GS, an adventure-ready motorcycle, was renowned for its off-road capabilities and rugged durability. Lastly, the R1100R, a naked roadster, delivered an engaging and sporty experience with its minimalist design and responsive handling.

Across the model range, these BMW motorcycles shared several key elements. They featured a robust telescopic front fork and a single-sided Paralever rear swingarm, providing both stability and comfort. The boxer engine, known for its smooth and torquey delivery, offered ample power for both touring and everyday riding. The Telelever front suspension system, a BMW innovation, contributed to precise handling and improved braking performance. The motorcycles were also equipped with ABS (Anti-lock Braking System) in some versions, enhancing safety and control. These BMW models established themselves as reliable and versatile machines, catering to a wide range of riders and riding styles. Their enduring popularity and legendary status within the motorcycle community continue to solidify their significance in BMW's legacy.