Q. How about Safety? Cornering i.e while making turns, how good is the balance and stability of the bike?

The G 310 R is a capable handler, however, it takes some learning to take the bike out on twisties. There is a certain immediacy in the way the bike turns into corners, that can feel a bit unnerving if you aren’t prepared for it. The wider handlebars on the BMW give you more leverage, reducing the overall steering effort and allowing for more precise inputs as well. But once leaned over, there’s plenty of stability to be found here as well. Thanks to its high-set footpegs, there is plenty of cornering clearance on either side, which means you can carry plenty of lean angles through the turns without the fear of scraping the pegs. Moreover, the Michelin Pilot Sport tyres just work well on this BMW. For a better understanding of performance and riding comfort, we would suggest you to take a test ride. Follow the link and select your desired city for dealership details.

How about Safety? Cornering i.e while making turns, how good is the balance and stability of the bike

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