BMW G 310 RR Expert Review

The BMW G 310 RR shares its design with the TVS Apache RR 310, with the biggest differences being the BMW badge and exclusive colour schemes. The signature white, blue and red paint gives it a premium and sporty appearance that attracts plenty of attention, while an all-black option is available for those who prefer a subtler look. The fit and finish are impressive, and the quality of materials feels worthy of the BMW badge. Small touches like the BMW-specific TFT startup screen and branded key add to the premium experience.

The G 310 RR offers a balanced riding experience that works well for both everyday use and spirited riding. The suspension is tuned to provide a good mix of comfort and handling, allowing the motorcycle to absorb bumps and potholes without feeling overly stiff. This makes it comfortable enough for daily riding while retaining its sporty character.

Powered by the same 312cc single-cylinder engine as the Apache RR 310, the G 310 RR delivers quick and responsive performance. Power builds in a smooth, linear manner, making the motorcycle enjoyable whether riding in the city or on open roads. While the engine performs well overall, vibrations become noticeable at higher revs. The riding modes also allow the bike's power delivery and throttle response to suit different riding conditions.

Handling is one of the G 310 RR's biggest strengths. The motorcycle feels light, agile and confidence-inspiring, with quick steering and a well-balanced chassis. It remains composed through corners while maintaining good ride quality. However, the Michelin Pilot Street tyres offer less grip and feedback than the tyres fitted to the Apache RR 310, particularly during aggressive riding or in wet conditions.

The G 310 RR comes equipped with LED lighting, a TFT display and multiple riding modes. However, unlike the Apache RR 310, it misses Bluetooth connectivity, which means some connected features are unavailable.

The BMW G 310 RR is an attractive and enjoyable sports motorcycle that combines premium quality with engaging performance and sharp handling. While it misses a few features offered by its TVS sibling, its biggest appeal lies in the BMW badge and the premium ownership experience it brings.