Our verdict
A light, flickable, superbly finished baby-GS; only its buzzy single and modest power blemish a hugely likeable A2 adventurer.
Pros
- Light, flickable baby-GS
- Superb finish for an A2 bike
- Easy and hugely likeable
Cons
- Buzzy single
- Modest power
Consensus from Cycle World · Bennetts · Visordown
Full specifications
Engine & drivetrain
- Displacement
- 313cc
- Configuration
- Single
- Power
- 34 hp
- Torque
- 28 Nm
Chassis & suspension
- Front
- 41mm USD fork
- Rear
- Monoshock
Brakes
- Front
- Single 300mm disc, radial 4-piston
- Rear
- Single 240mm disc
Dimensions & weight
- Seat height
- 835 mm
- Kerb weight
- 170 kg
- Fuel capacity
- 11 L
- Power-to-weight
- 0.20 hp/kg
Licence & suitability
- A2-legal
- Yes
- Beginner-friendly
- Yes
- Price (MSRP)
- $5,695
Best for
- Riding
- adventure, commuting, learning
Figures are the most-cited for the current model; verify with the manufacturer before relying on them.
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BMW G 310 GS FAQ
How much does the BMW G 310 GS cost?
The BMW G 310 GS has an MSRP of around $5,695. Used examples and dealer deals vary, so treat this as a guide and confirm with the manufacturer or your dealer.
Is the BMW G 310 GS A2-licence legal?
Yes. The BMW G 310 GS is A2-legal, either natively or sold in a restrictable form (up to 47 hp / 35 kW).
Is the BMW G 310 GS good for beginners?
It's a strong first-bike choice: forgiving power, manageable weight (170 kg) and an 835 mm seat.
How much power does the BMW G 310 GS make?
It produces 34 hp and 28 Nm of torque from its 313cc single.
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