This drag race between a TVS Apache RR310 and a BMW G310RR is quite interesting. These two motorcycles might have a similar capacity engine, but their use cases are completely different. In fact, these belong to two distinct ends of the spectrum in terms of pricing. That is what makes this interesting. On the one hand, the Apache is a performance motorcycle in the affordable segment of our market. On the other hand, G310RR hails from the premium luxury corner of the market. Let us take a look at the details of this drag race.
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Apache RR310 vs BMW G310RR Drag Race
This post comes from Ayush Verma on YouTube. The YouTuber has the two motorcycles side-by-side. For the first round, he takes the BMW G310RR and his friend has the Apache RR310. In the first round, the BMW takes the lead from the beginning. This is due to the powerful low-end grunt. However, after a while, the performance of both bikes feels almost similar. They switch the riders for the second round to maintain consistency of results. Similarly, the BMW starts well. Also, it has a higher top speed. That is why it was able to win both rounds. But there is not much difference in the overall performance.
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Specs Comparison
The TVS Apache RR310 comes with a 312.12-cc liquid-cooled single-cylinder engine making 34 PS and 27.3 Nm of peak power and torque. The transmission duties are carried by a 6-speed transmission. On the other hand, the BMW G310RR has a 313-cc water-cooled single-cylinder engine generating a decent 33.99 PS and 27 Nm of peak power and torque. This engine pairs with a 6-speed gearbox. Therefore, the difference in output is minuscule. It has a price tag of Rs 3.05 lakh, while the Apache costs just Rs 2.72 lakh, ex-showroom.
| Specs | Apache RR310 | BMW G310RR |
| Engine | 312.12-cc | 313-cc |
| Power | 34 PS | 33.99 PS |
| Torque | 27 Nm | 27.3 Nm |
| Transmission | 6-speed | 6-speed |
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What We Think
Numerous YouTubers have embraced the prevalent practice of employing drag races as a means to assess the capabilities of different motorcycles. Nevertheless, it’s crucial to recognize that depending exclusively on drag races for these evaluations might not be the most prudent strategy. This apprehension stems from the risk of drag races causing enduring harm to motorcycles, as the majority of bikes are not engineered for extended high-speed, straight-line racing. Consequently, we highly advise against engaging in drag races with your personal motorcycles. In practice, most riders refrain from pushing their bikes to such extreme limits, giving top priority to safety and safeguarding both themselves and their vehicles from potential harm.
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