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BMW F800ST

Intro
General
Scheduled Maintenance
Cylinder Head
Clutch
Crankshaft, Connecting Rod, Pistons
Balances
Transmission
Lubrication
Engine Removal
Fuel System, Engine Management
Cooling
Rear Suspension
Front Suspension
Brakes
Wheels & Tyres
Frame, bodywork
Electrical

BMW F800ST Service Manual


FORMAT: Software
LANGUAGE: English
COMPATIBLE: Windows Operating Systems



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BMW F800ST Service Manual

From its staid, conservative image of not so many years ago, BMW has transformed itself into a vibrant powerhouse of avant-garde motorcycle design, and now produces a range of machines to suit riders of just about any persuasion. In recent years it has set about steadily improving its existing models, while also developing entirely new bikes to plug gaps in its model line-up. The F 800 ST plugged one of those gaps, and since its introduction in the latter half of 2006, it – along with its F 800 S sibling – has met with widespread approval. Several hundred F 800s have been snapped up in Australia thus far, and it looks like the future of this punchy middleweight is assured. The F 800 ST (as in ‘Sports Touring’) has outstripped sales of the F 800 S (as in ‘Sports’) by some margin, which really isn’t that surprising – the ST is still a remarkably sporty bike, while a few other changes (see the separate panel) give it the broader appeal we’ve come to associate with sports tourers.

The F 800 ST and F 800 S both share the same chassis, suspension and engine, but there are a number of differences between the two which give the ‘S’ a sportier outlook on life. The ‘ST’ has a taller screen, making it better for long distance work, plus more bodywork. The S also has clip-on ’bars, which give it a slightly more aggressive ride position. Finally the pair sport different alloy wheels, and the ST weighs in at about 5kg heavier than its sportier stablemate.

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