BMW G310R Cafe Racer 2

These pictures are probably the first from a whole photo shoot, and I’m sure that we can expect more pictures and information about this BMW G310R Cafe Racer. What I do know is that it’s built by Cafe Racer Dreams in cooperation with BMW Motorrad Spain. It’s called “Hadoken”, Japanese for “Moving Wave Punch” or “Shockwave Fist”. I’m sure one of the “big boys” is busy writing a cool post about it right now. So you’ll just have to settle with these pictures for now and some a little info.

The G310 is a result of the fact that BMW Motorrad seems to want a piece of the action in all kinds of motorcycle classes. With this 313cc single cylinder engine, they’re entering the space of the KTM 390 Duke. BMW’s bandino puts out a pretty 33hp and 28Nm of torque to move the 158kg bike. The G310 is aimed to be “affordable fun”. But just like the KTM Duke’s, which is A LOT of fun, we don’t see them too often as a base bike for a custom project. It was the Japanese Workshop Wedge, led by Takashi Nihira, took a G310 before and turned it into this awesome flat tracker.

Now the guys from Cafe Racer Dreams turned their hands on the G310 and turned it into a slick, modern-meets-retro cafe racer bike. The flat line and Bavarian color palette underline the agility and the roots of the machine.

Builder: Cafe Racer Dreams
Supplier of bike: BMW Motorrad España
Pictures : Panci Calvo

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By Published On: September 6, 2017Categories: Cafe Racer0 Comments on BMW G310R Cafe Racer by CRDTags: 1.5 min readViews: 983

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About the Author: Ron Betist

Ron Betist grew up with motorcycles with a father heading the Amsterdam motorcycle police force. He has been riding (legally) for over 40 years and motorcycles are his true passion. With a life-long career in marketing and sales he has a huge international network. He joined as a contributor at BikeBrewers in 2017 to spread his word about bikes with the rest of the world.

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BMW G310R Cafe Racer 2

These pictures are probably the first from a whole photo shoot, and I’m sure that we can expect more pictures and information about this BMW G310R Cafe Racer. What I do know is that it’s built by Cafe Racer Dreams in cooperation with BMW Motorrad Spain. It’s called “Hadoken”, Japanese for “Moving Wave Punch” or “Shockwave Fist”. I’m sure one of the “big boys” is busy writing a cool post about it right now. So you’ll just have to settle with these pictures for now and some a little info.

The G310 is a result of the fact that BMW Motorrad seems to want a piece of the action in all kinds of motorcycle classes. With this 313cc single cylinder engine, they’re entering the space of the KTM 390 Duke. BMW’s bandino puts out a pretty 33hp and 28Nm of torque to move the 158kg bike. The G310 is aimed to be “affordable fun”. But just like the KTM Duke’s, which is A LOT of fun, we don’t see them too often as a base bike for a custom project. It was the Japanese Workshop Wedge, led by Takashi Nihira, took a G310 before and turned it into this awesome flat tracker.

Now the guys from Cafe Racer Dreams turned their hands on the G310 and turned it into a slick, modern-meets-retro cafe racer bike. The flat line and Bavarian color palette underline the agility and the roots of the machine.

Builder: Cafe Racer Dreams
Supplier of bike: BMW Motorrad España
Pictures : Panci Calvo

BMW G310R Cafe Racer 3 BMW G310R Cafe Racer 4 BMW G310R Cafe Racer 1

By Published On: September 6, 2017Categories: Cafe Racer0 Comments on BMW G310R Cafe Racer by CRDTags: 1.5 min readViews: 983

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About the Author: Ron Betist

Ron Betist grew up with motorcycles with a father heading the Amsterdam motorcycle police force. He has been riding (legally) for over 40 years and motorcycles are his true passion. With a life-long career in marketing and sales he has a huge international network. He joined as a contributor at BikeBrewers in 2017 to spread his word about bikes with the rest of the world.

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