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The BMW 1150RT was a motorcycle that became popular in 2003. It’s four stroke, two-cylinder engine was equipped with 4 valves per cylinder. Currently, it is no longer in production but it is still quite notable among BMW and motorcycle enthusiasts. Being the luxury touring option from BMW, the 1150RT made quite a bit of headway among the motorcycle industry. With a comfortable but compact ride, this motorcycle is perfect for cruising and touring. Today, a BMW 1150RT workshop manual can help any BMW enthusiast maintain their motorcycle so that it remains in good condition.

When first launched in 2001, the BMW 1150RT boasted an extensive weather-cheating body. It was also given an oversized headlight which included two integral fog lights too. The combination allowed for maximum safety while riding. On the move adjustment is achievable with the help of an electrically operated windscreen – again, a great move by BMW for safety. For touring purposes, optional luggage space and a stereo sound system can be implemented. Thus, improving the touring experience. The 1150RT, like other BMW models had the ABS braking system as well as electrohydraulic servo-assistance.

The boxer, flat twin engine that most BMW motorcycles were equipped with traces back to the late 1950’s. BMW has prided itself on their boxer engines for years because they are reliable and trustworthy.

The lightweight build of the BMW 1150RT is perfect for cruising and touring. And, it is great for almost all weather conditions – both wet and dry. There is built in resistance to salty roads that helps make for a safe ride.

While the BMW 1150RT was only in production for 4 years, until 2005, many BMW enthusiasts found the model to be quite impressive and reliable. Over the course of the 4 years that it was in production, the 1150RT made a great case for touring and cruising. However, not many updates were performed on the motorcycle because it was only in production for such a short time.

Currently, the BMW 1150RT can be found all over the world, but specifically in North American and European markets. It was manufactured in Berlin, Germany at BMW motorcycle facility. However, because BMW has such a great reputation with their motorcycles, their sales were made in many countries. Today, any technicians that come across a BMW 1150RT service manual can perform routine maintenance. Owners of 1150RTs that choose to perform their own services can also refer to these manuals as they outline all routine needs for these motorcycles.