BMW G 310 R

Launched Yesterday, the CFmoto 300 NK is a new entrant in a segment that has been rising in popularity in the Indian market. The 300 cc, naked road bike is up against the likes of the Honda CB300R and the BMW G310 R motorcycles in the Indian market. At INR 2.29 Lakh, the 300NK seems to be a bargain but let us see how it stacks against its competition, on paper. Dimensions The 300 NK is quite a compact vehicle. Read More...

German bike manufacturer, BMW Motorrad, recently announced the addition of new colour options for its bike line-up across the world. Last week, the company also launched the next-generation S1000 RR in India and has been quite successful in the luxury bike segment. However, BMW’s entry-level models, the G310 R and G310 GS, are the best-selling bikes of the brand in the Indian market and to attract more customers and boost sales figures, BMW has gone ahead and launched a new Read More...

Marking BMW Motorrad's Debut in the mass market of single-cylinder motorcycles, the G 310 R and G 310 GS are doing rather well, both in the Indian as well as the international market. Since it has been some time since these two motorcycles were launched, it was about time we saw them reaching customisation shops all over the world. Here is one such example of the G 310 R motorcycle, modified in an ever so subtle manner. These modifications make Read More...

It wasn't that long ago that BMW was genuinely criticised for the way it had priced the new G 310 Twins. Most of us believed that it would face the same response as the Kawasaki Ninja 300, back when it was a CKD model and exorbitantly priced. The performance of the BMW twins in the Indian market comes across as a sheer surprise. BMW has managed to sell 1,640 units of the G 310 R and G 310 GS in Read More...

Motorcyclists in India have really started to look at motorcycling as a joyous activity, rather than something which fulfils their commuting needs. Now, when we talk about an upgrade, for some, large capacity motorcycles are overkill for our kind of roads. Then, there's the cost factor, where most casual motorcyclists want a style statement and the thrills a fast machine has to offer too. However, anything above INR 5 lakh and they start comparing a motorcycle purchase with that of Read More...

BMW Motorrad's most affordable offering in the Indian market, the G 310 R and the G 310 GS got even more affordable. Going by the forums of team-bhp, many dealers across the country are offering various schemes and benefits with these two bikes. The benefits include cash discount, insurance and even accessories. Customers can obtain a benefit of up to INR 70,000 on a brand new bike. Reportedly, some dealers are even offering a low-interest rate on a loan for Read More...

The new 310 platform from BMW comprises 3 bikes built to suit 3 types of riders. While the BMW stable offers the naked street bike G 310 R and the off-road ready G 310 GS, a fair racer is offered with a TVS badge and is called the Apache RR 310. While the TVS is a brilliant bike and offers the quality and finesse of a BMW at a much more affordable price tag, it is not a BMW. A Read More...

Apart from the Baby GS (G310 GS), we also got a chance to ride the most affordable BMW Motorrad product, the G310 R. In the new BMW G310R video review, we explain all the details that you may want to know before making a buying decision. We have included the price of the motorcycle, service costs, fuel efficiency (mileage), seat height, top speed, handling, performance and features. We have also compared its performance and other details with the TVS Apache RR310 Read More...

The most frequently asked questions in the recent weeks have been the differences between the new BMW G310 R and the TVS Apache RR310. Should you go for the premium priced BMW G310 R or does the TVS Apache RR310 have a strong case for itself? We decided to answer all your queries at once to help you choose a motorcycle that will suit your requirements. In the latest video from Motoroids, we speak about the Pros and Cons of both, Read More...