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Haynes Manual my '18 R1200RS

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dravnx

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Because I can't get a manual from BMW for my '18 R1200RS, I'm considering a Haynes manual. The closest I can get is a either a manual for a '16 R1200RS or a '18 Urban GS. Which one will suit me?
 
I have the Haynes manual #6281 that covers '13 to '16 Liquid Cooled Twins- the entire range. It's better than nothing and since it covers all models it is frustrating to match the text with the pictures, sometimes pages separating them. If you are a fairly accomplished mechanic it will help. Your '18 should be served pretty well since the changes between different years were minimal. I would rate it as a C+.

Frank
 
You want the Liquid Cooled manual. The Urban G/S is a Camhead engine. Kudos to Haynes for still printing paper manuals. I like mine, I give it a B+.
 
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