Important information
Regular maintenance is a must for a reliable and good motorcycle. Under normal driving conditions you can do the service a few hundred km sooner or later.
Subsequent you will find technical data as well as maintenance and service information.
We make no claim to completeness or accuracy of all data, these are only for your information.

Spares for BMW S1000RR (2019- )


Technical data

Model BMW S1000RR 2019-
Volume (ccm) 999
Cylinders 4
Power (HP) 207
Power (KW) 152
Weight (kg) 197
Seat height (mm) 824
Idle speed (R/Min) 1270 ± 50
Injection Injection 48 mm
Tyre pressure front (bar) 2,5
Tyre pressure rear (bar) 2,9
Spark plug 1 NGK LMAR9FI-10G
Spark Plug 1 -
Standpipe 45 mm USD fork
Drive Chain
Fork oil per rod -
Engine Oil Without Filter SAE 5W-40
Engine Oil With Filter 4,5 L MIN. API SL
Gearbox Oil -
Break Fluid DOT 4
Final Drive Oil -
Fuel tank volume 16.5
Coolant 2,95 L


6.000 miles (10.000 km) service (20.000 km / 40.000 km / 50.000 km / 70.000 km / 80.000 km):

Performing vehicle test with BMW Motorrad diagnostic system
Oil change, engine, with filter (annually, or every 10,000km)
Replace air filter cartridge
Visual inspection of the brake pipes, brake hoses and connections
Checking front brake pads and brake discs for wear
Checking brake-fluid level, front brakes
Checking rear brake discs and brake pads for wear
Checking brake-fluid level, rear brakes
Change front and rear brake fluid (first time after 1 year, then every 2 years)
Checking steering-head bearing
Checking coolant level
Checking clutch cable and clutch lever play
Checking and lubricating chain drive
Checking tire pressures and tread depth
Check carbon wheels
Checking ease of movement of side stand
Lubricate side stand
Check lighting and signaling system
Function test of engine start suppression
Final inspection and check of roadworthiness
Setting service-due date and service countdown distance
Checking battery charge state
Confirming BMW Service in on-board documentation

18.000 miles (30.000km) service (60.000 km / 90.000 km):

Performing vehicle test with BMW Motorrad diagnostic system
Oil change, engine, with filter (annually, or every 10,000km)
Checking valve clearance (every 30.000 km)
Replace all spark plugs (every 30.000 km)
Replace air filter cartridge
Changing fluid in telescopic forks (every 30.000 km)
Visual inspection of the brake pipes, brake hoses and connections
Checking front brake pads and brake discs for wear
Checking brake-fluid level, front brakes
Checking rear brake discs and brake pads for wear
Checking brake-fluid level, rear brakes
Change front and rear brake fluid (first time after 1 year, then every 2 years)
Checking steering-head bearing
Checking coolant level
Checking clutch cable and clutch lever play
Checking and lubricating chain drive
Checking tire pressures and tread depth
Check carbon wheels
Checking ease of movement of side stand
Lubricate side stand
Check lighting and signaling system
Function test of engine start suppression
Final inspection and check of roadworthiness
Setting service-due date and service countdown distance
Checking battery charge state
Confirming BMW Service in on-board documentation

Maintenance Intervals / Maintenance Plan / Customer Service for BMW S1000RR (2019–)

 

Welcome to Hornig – your reliable partner for motorcycle accessories, high-quality service kits, and spare parts for BMW motorcycles. On this page, you will find all the important information about maintenance and inspection intervals, care, and service for your BMW S1000RR (from 2019). With the appropriate spare parts and service components from our range, you ensure that your machine remains safe, reliable, and high-performing in the long term.

 

Recommended Maintenance Plan & Service Intervals for S1000RR (2019–)

  • Break-in / Handover Check (after approx. 1,000 km) – Oil change with filter, visual and safety check (brakes, lighting/electrics, tires, chain/drive, fastenings, leak tightness).
  • Standard Service (every 10,000 km or annually, whichever comes first) – Change engine oil and oil filter, check air filter and replace if necessary, check brake system & brake fluid, check coolant level, check chain tension and lubrication, visual and functional inspection of suspension, tires, electrics, and safety-relevant components.
  • Major Service / Inspection (approx. every 30,000 km or depending on usage) – Comprehensive inspection: change spark plugs, check valve clearance and engine components, check suspension and damping if necessary, thoroughly inspect cooling system and brake system, replace or check wear parts.
  • Ongoing Wear & Long-Term Maintenance – Regular checks of tires (air pressure & tread depth), condition and tension of the drive chain, brake system, suspension, lighting/electrics, and all safety-relevant parts – especially before long tours, intensive use, or after long periods of storage.

 

Important Service and Maintenance Tasks for the BMW S1000RR

  • Engine oil change including oil filter: For optimal engine protection and consistent performance. Recommended: change oil according to manufacturer specifications (e.g., SAE 5W-40) with filter at every service.
  • Check, clean, and lubricate the drive chain: Especially important after riding in rain or off-road-like conditions – regular care protects the chain and sprockets and prevents irregular power transmission.
  • Check and replace air filter insert: Ensures clean intake air and optimal engine performance, especially in frequent city traffic or dusty environments.
  • Check and replace spark plugs if necessary: For stable ignition and even combustion, important with high mileage or sporty use.
  • Check brake system: Regularly check brake pads, discs, lines, and brake fluid – safety at high speeds is top priority.
  • Check coolant level and cooling system: Important before long tours or hot days to avoid overheating and engine damage.
  • Visual and functional check of all safety-relevant components: Check tires, suspension, electrics, lighting, mirrors, stands, and fastenings before every ride – especially after storage periods.

 

Recommended Spare Parts & Service Kits at Hornig

At Hornig, you will find all the necessary components for maintaining your BMW S1000RR (2019–): engine oil + oil filters, air filter inserts, brake pads & discs, brake fluid (DOT 4), chain and lubricants, spark plugs, coolant, as well as other common wear and maintenance parts. This equips you perfectly – whether for oil changes, chain care, brake service, or complete inspections including suspension and drive checks.

 

Notes & Experiences from the S1000RR Community

  • Regularly maintain the chain – even with the "maintenance-free" variant: Some owners report that the standard chain on the S1000RR wears quickly if neglected – consistent lubrication and tension checks significantly extend lifespan and ensure smooth, even running.
  • Flexibly adjust service intervals with intensive use or frequent short trips: Despite manufacturer recommendations of every 10,000 km, many riders perform oil changes and inspections earlier – especially if the bike is heavily used or mainly ridden in the city.
  • Thorough complete check before long tours or season start: Check brakes, tires, chain, electrics, and suspension – many users report that regular checks prevent breakdowns and surprises.
  • High importance of quality wear parts and care products: Especially for a high-performance motorcycle like the S1000RR, experienced owners recommend paying attention to quality oil, filters, brakes, and chain care – cheap savings can backfire in the long run.

 

Why Regular Maintenance is Crucial for the BMW S1000RR (2019–)

The BMW S1000RR from model year 2019 combines modern technology, high performance, and sporty riding dynamics – ideal for road and racetrack. Only through consistent care and maintenance do engine, drivetrain, brakes, and electrics remain reliable and safe for many years. With a clear maintenance plan and high-quality service parts from Hornig, you invest in safety, performance, and value retention – for many worry-free and fast kilometers.

 

This information is provided as guidance. For binding service intervals or inspection scopes, please consult your BMW owner's manual or have maintenance performed by a qualified specialist workshop.