The BMW R100, produced in 1988 under the chassis code series 247, represents a significant iteration of BMW's renowned boxer-twin motorcycle line. This model is celebrated for its robust engineering, inherent reliability, and exceptional touring capabilities, hallmarks of the enduring "airhead" legacy. Key features include the distinctive shaft drive, air-cooled boxer engine, and a sturdy chassis designed for long-distance comfort and performance. The R100 series was engineered to provide a unique riding experience, competing with other large-displacement motorcycles of its era by offering a blend of power, durability, and classic BMW craftsmanship, appealing to riders who value mechanical integrity and a timeless design.

This Service Repair Manual provides comprehensive guidance for the BMW R100 motorcycle. It covers essential maintenance procedures, detailed troubleshooting steps, and critical technical specifications necessary for upkeep and repair. The manual's scope includes in-depth information on the engine, transmission, electrical system, chassis, bodywork, suspension, and braking systems. Its purpose is to empower owners, mechanics, and technicians with the knowledge required to maintain the vehicle's optimal performance and longevity, ensuring that the R100 continues to deliver its characteristic reliability and riding pleasure.