BMW Motorrad India is teasing its upcoming Apache RR310-based sportbike, and
the latest information from the manufacturer has confirmed that it will carry the G 310 RR
nametag. Also, the company has announced that bookings are open for the upcoming
sportbike.
The overall silhouette of the G 310 RR is very similar to its Indian cousin, the TVS
Apache RR 310, there are some subtle differences. The visor on the Bavarian derivative appears to be slightly different, and the cuts and creases around the headlight are something which are not there on the Apache. The headlights themselves also seem to have slight differences
compared to the TVS units.
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There are two colour options, available. A minimalistic all-black option and a
traditional BMW HP-liveried one with red and blue accents over a white base. The latter also
has the word ‘Race’ written after its name, on the side fairings, and could possibly be a
more highly specced variant.
Quite a lot of things remain the same. The 312.2cc, single-cylinder liquid-cooled engine is expected to be
carried over in the same state of tune – 34hp at 9,700rpm and 27.3Nm of torque at
7,700rpm. The chassis is expected to remain unchanged as well.
The cast alloy wheels, fuel tank, rider and pillion seats, upswept exhaust system, tail-
light and even the rear grab rail seem to be carried over from the TVS Apache RR310.