🔧 Clymer BMW R850, R1100, R1150 & R1200C (1993-2005) Repair Manual (53202) Review

Complete service manual covering several different BMW models. At this point he has all the information I need to change tires, injectors, reset ABS sensors and do general maintenance. I like it.

Good detailed guide but I think I would be happier if the guide only focused on the R1150GS Adventure and not a range of different models.

THIS BOOK IS DETAILED AND SEEMS COMPLETE. I WAS DISCONNECTED FROM MY 1999 BMW 1100 RT MOTORCYCLE TO INSTALL A BROKEN TOP HOOD AND THEN ASSEMBLED MY BMW TOGETHER WITH THE HELP OF DRAWINGS AND DETAILED PARTS ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS WITHOUT SURPRISE.

This is a well organized manual for those who wish to do their own maintenance or repairs. Print and images are crisp, on high quality paper and well organized. I have previously purchased a Haynes manual and overall was very disappointed with it. Not so with the Clymer, I just wish I had bought the Clymer manual first. So buy Clymer manuals, not Haynes.

Not as helpful as the dealer manual or professional manuals I'm used to. Such as. No security label in the fuse box. All you have to do is try to follow the wires to find out where they lead. The wiring diagram leaves a lot to be desired. The wires end in a "connector" with no indication of where and what connector, or even how many wires are in that connector. Cable colors are not always correct. There are no details on how the systems work (most manuals include a brief description of the…

I bought the same manual for the same model of bike 15 years ago. I sold this bike many years ago and recently bought the same model again. It's thorough, although it does cover some similar bikes, and you should always be sure to double-check the info on your bike. As of this writing, BMW now offers motorcycle-specific manuals online for only about $10. I bought the book because I needed the manual in my garage where I work and didn't want to keep running to my computer to look through the…