I have just bought a near new 2012 1200RT and want to remove the handlebar risers installed by the original owner.
Question 1 - What is the torque I need to use when I reinstall the handle bars?
Question 2 - Where could I get a manual (paper or digital) for the 2012 RT?
Thanks in advance,
Ian
Handle bar torque
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Handle bar torque
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Re: Handle bar torque
Hello Ian,
1) Torque for fixing the handle bar on upper fork bridge = 19 NM
2) Which manual do you mean? The repair manual? Go see your stealer and buy the RepRom. The riders manual? Go here http://www.bmwmotorcycles.com/us/en/index.html, click "service & maintenance", click "riders manual", select your model, download the manual.
Easy isn't it?
Brgds
Oliver
1) Torque for fixing the handle bar on upper fork bridge = 19 NM
2) Which manual do you mean? The repair manual? Go see your stealer and buy the RepRom. The riders manual? Go here http://www.bmwmotorcycles.com/us/en/index.html, click "service & maintenance", click "riders manual", select your model, download the manual.
Easy isn't it?
Brgds
Oliver
Re: Handle bar torque
Looks like the Haynes manuals only go through 2010. http://www.haynes.com/products/sfID1/8/sfID2/9/sfID3/14
These DVD's are popular, but it appears to only go up to 2009. http://www.marcparnes.com/BMW_R1200_Mai ... _Video.htm
These DVD's are popular, but it appears to only go up to 2009. http://www.marcparnes.com/BMW_R1200_Mai ... _Video.htm
John K
2008 R1200R
2013 HP4
2008 R1200R
2013 HP4
Re: Handle bar torque
Thanks omg1010 & jkhomes for your replies.
I have only just moved from an 1150RT to a 1200 and will now be spending most of my time at this forum.
It's reassuring to find that the folk who live here are just as helpful as the 1150 mob and indeed some contribute to both.
Soon after beginning this thread I received an email from Nippy Normans advising of their 'special' on Haynes manuals including one for the camhead 1200s. Anyone interested should look at http://www.nippynormans.com/products/bo ... n-hay-4925
I followed omg1010's links and downloaded a PDF copy of the Riders Manual which I then emailed to myself so that I now have a copy on my mobile phone to have with me on trips rather than having to carry the hard copy.
Thanks again,
Ian
I have only just moved from an 1150RT to a 1200 and will now be spending most of my time at this forum.
It's reassuring to find that the folk who live here are just as helpful as the 1150 mob and indeed some contribute to both.
Soon after beginning this thread I received an email from Nippy Normans advising of their 'special' on Haynes manuals including one for the camhead 1200s. Anyone interested should look at http://www.nippynormans.com/products/bo ... n-hay-4925
I followed omg1010's links and downloaded a PDF copy of the Riders Manual which I then emailed to myself so that I now have a copy on my mobile phone to have with me on trips rather than having to carry the hard copy.
Thanks again,
Ian
60% of the art of conversation is knowing when to say nothing