Explained: Why BMW Motorrad Made The G 310 RR
- Jul 18, 2022
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While the previous teaser from BMW Motorrad showed that its latest sportbike, the G 310 RR, will get adjustable suspension, the latest teaser says otherwise. While there were adjustable knobs on the fork to be seen previously, the motorcycle in the video does not get adjustability for the fork.
We suspect there could be two variants of the upcoming supersport. If not a variant, the bike could get the adjustable suspension setup to be an optional extra, similar to what we’ve seen on the TVS Apache RR 310’s BTO (Built To Order). An M-Sport package perhaps? Maybe…..

Furthermore, the video gives a brief glimpse of the bike’s instrument cluster. Unlike the dated instrument cluster on the G 310 R and G 310 GS, the G 310 RR gets a vertically-stacked, 5-inch TFT display. While the instrument cluster carries the same design as the TVS Apache RR310, it gets an all-new interface.
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Other noticeable styling elements include a red shade for the chassis and a triple-colour paint theme.
The new BMW G310 RR will be launched in our market on 15th July 2022 and here’s what we’d like to see from the bike. Once launched, the bike will go up against the likes of the KTM RC 390 and Ninja 300.
The Indian arm of the Bavarian manufacturer has commenced the pre-bookings for the motorcycle and we expect it to be priced around the RS 2.85 lakh mark (ex-showroom).
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