2000 BMW MOTORRAD C1 lights

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BMW MOTORRAD C1 2000  Riders Manual (in English) i
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Introduction
General information and 
controls
Model overview ..................... 4
Optional extras/accessories .. 5
General view, left side ........... 6 
General view, right side ......... 7

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Introduction
Starting – Riding – Parking
Your first trip ................ 50 - 51
Important notes ........... 52 - 54
Easy lift mechanism ..... 55 - 61
Running in ................... 62 - 63

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General information and controls
1Speedometer
2 Trip meter/odometer (
b12)
3 Telltale and warning lights 
(
b11)
4 Fuel gauge
5 Adjusting button (
b13)
– Clock - minutes
6 Clock 7
Adjusting bu

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General information and controls
13476
9
5
8
2
1Flashing turn indicator 
repeater, left,  green 
s 
2 “Seat belt ” telltale light,  red 
1 (b66)
3 Telltale light, high-beam 
headlight,  blu

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General information and controls
Hazard warning flashers*
\f Note:
The ignition must be switched 
on before the hazard warning 
flashers can be used.
Do not use the hazard warning 
flashers for

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Safety check
Use the safety checklist – 
before every journey
Please perform the safety 
check accurately. This is to 
ensure that your BMW C1 com-
plies with road-vehicle use and 
safety laws.

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Safety check
Lights
Checking lights
e Important:
Always check that all lights are 
in full working order before you 
ride off.
\f Note:
If turn indicator repeater flashes 
at twice the usual spee

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Safety check
Lights
Map-reading light
d Warning:
Road safety legislation pro-
hibits the use of the map-
reading light while the vehicle 
is moving - the light could dis-
tract other road users.
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