Important information
Regular maintenance is a must for a reliable and good motorcycle. Under normal driving conditions you can do the service a few hundred km sooner or later.
Subsequent you will find technical data as well as maintenance and service information.
We make no claim to completeness or accuracy of all data, these are only for your information.

Spares for BMW G310R


Technical data

Model BMW G310R 2016-
Volume (ccm) 313
Cylinders 1
Power (HP) 34
Power (KW) 25
Weight (kg) 158
Seat height (mm) 785
Idle speed (R/Min) 1600 ± 100
Injection Injection 42 mm
Tyre pressure front (bar) 2,2
Tyre pressure rear (bar) 2,3
Spark plug 1 NGK LMAR9D-J
Spark Plug 1 -
Standpipe 41 mm USD fork
Drive Chain
Fork oil per rod 430 ML SAE 7,5W
Engine Oil Without Filter SAE 15W-50
Engine Oil With Filter 1,7 L MIN. API SJ
Gearbox Oil -
Break Fluid DOT4
Final Drive Oil -
Fuel tank volume 11
Coolant 980 ML


6.000 miles (10.000 km) service (30.000 km / 50.000 km):

Performing vehicle test with BMW Motorrad diagnostic system
Oil change, engine, with filter (annually, or every 10,000km)
Checking coolant level
Checking/adjusting clutch play
Checking freedom of movement of throttle cable and checking for kinks and chafing
Checking front brake pads and brake discs for wear
Checking rear brake discs and brake pads for wear
Visual inspection of the brake pipes, brake hoses and connections
Checking tire pressures and tread depth
Checking chain sag
Checking brake-fluid level, front brakes
Checking brake-fluid level, rear brakes
Change front and rear brake fluid (first time after 1 year, then every 2 years)
Checking steering-head bearing
Lubricate side stand
Check lighting and signaling system
Function test of engine start suppression
Final inspection and check of roadworthiness
Setting service-due date and service countdown distance
Checking battery charge state
Confirming BMW Service in on-board documentation

12.000 miles (20.000km) service (40.000 km / 60.000 km):

Performing vehicle test with BMW Motorrad diagnostic system
Oil change, engine, with filter (annually, or every 10,000km)
Checking valve clearance (every 20.000 km)
Replace all spark plugs (every 20.000 km)
Replace air filter cartridge (every 20,000 km)
Changing fluid in telescopic forks (every 20.000 km)
Renew chain set (every 20.000 km)
Checking coolant level
Checking/adjusting clutch play
Checking freedom of movement of throttle cable and checking for kinks and chafing
Checking front brake pads and brake discs for wear
Checking rear brake discs and brake pads for wear
Visual inspection of the brake pipes, brake hoses and connections
Checking tire pressures and tread depth
Checking brake-fluid level, front brakes
Change front and rear brake fluid (first time after 1 year, then every 2 years)
Checking brake-fluid level, rear brakes
Checking steering-head bearing
Lubricate side stand
Replace hoses from intake silencer to cylinder head and tank ventilation valve (every 4 years, or every 40,000 km)
Replace fuel filter and fuel hoses (every 4 years, or every 40,000 km)
Check lighting and signaling system
Function test of engine start suppression
Final inspection and check of roadworthiness
Setting service-due date and service countdown distance
Checking battery charge state
Confirming BMW Service in on-board documentation

Maintenance Intervals / Maintenance Plan / Customer Service for BMW G 310 R

 

Welcome to Hornig – your reliable partner for motorcycle accessories, service kits, and spare parts for BMW motorcycles. On this page, you will find all important information about maintenance and inspection intervals, service, and care for your BMW G 310 R. With the right spare parts and service components from our range, you are well equipped to ensure the reliability, safety, and longevity of your machine.

 

Recommended Maintenance Plan & Service Intervals for G 310 R

  • Break-in / Handover Check (after approx. 500–1,200 km / first service) – Check oil level and quality, inspect for leaks, basic adjustments, and visual/safety checks: brakes, lighting/electrics, tires, chain, and fastenings.
  • Standard Service (every 10,000 km or annually, whichever comes first) – Change engine oil and oil filter, check air filter, inspect brake system & brake fluid, maintain chain, and perform visual and functional checks of suspension, tires, electrics, and safety-relevant components.
  • Major Service / Inspection (approximately every 20,000 km or as needed) – Replace air filter, check or replace spark plugs, check valve clearance, if necessary perform fork/suspension service, inspect entire drivetrain, cooling system, frame, and all fastenings.
  • Regular Wear Inspection & Long-term Maintenance – Check tires (air pressure, tread depth), chain (tension, condition, lubrication), brakes and suspension, lighting/electrics, and all safety-relevant parts – especially before long tours or after longer periods of storage.

 

Typical Service and Maintenance Tasks for BMW G 310 R

  • Engine oil change including oil filter – essential for reliable and durable engine operation.
  • Check, clean, and lubricate chain drive – regularly check chain tension and condition as well as lubrication.
  • Check or replace air filter insert – important especially for frequent city riding or dusty environments to ensure optimal intake air and engine performance.
  • Check and replace spark plugs if necessary – depending on mileage and age to ensure stable ignition and engine performance.
  • Inspect brake system: regularly check brake pads, discs, and brake fluid – safety is the highest priority.
  • Check coolant level and cooling system – equally important to prevent overheating and engine damage.
  • Visual and functional inspection: tires, suspension, electrics, lighting, mirrors, stands, and all safety-relevant components – especially important before tours or after longer storage.

 

Practical Tips & Advice from Community & Practice

  • Adjust oil change intervals if necessary: Some users in owner forums recommend changing oil and filter every 5,000 km – especially with frequent short trips or city traffic or intensive use to protect engine and transmission.
  • Always keep chain and drivetrain well maintained: Regular cleaning, lubrication, and tension checks extend the life of chain & sprockets and ensure smooth power transmission. Many G 310 R riders report that consistent chain care is crucial for smooth running and wear resistance.
  • Do not neglect battery and electrics: According to the manufacturer, the battery should be regularly recharged and contacts maintained, especially during longer storage – this prevents starting problems and electrical failures.
  • Keep an eye on water pump and cooling system with high mileage: Some users report that after many kilometers, the water pump and coolant circulation should be specially checked – especially for older models or intensive use.
  • Use original parts and matching specifications: Use engine oil, filters, and brake pads according to manufacturer specifications — this ensures optimal function and value retention. Many G 310 R riders emphasize that this is especially worthwhile for oil quality and brake components.

 

Recommended Spare Parts & Service Kits at Hornig

For your BMW G 310 R, Hornig offers an extensive range of high-quality spare parts and service kits: engine oil + oil filters, air filter inserts, brake pads, brake fluid (DOT 4), chains and lubricants, seals, spark plugs, as well as common wear and maintenance parts. With these, you are well equipped for oil changes, filter service, drivetrain and brake maintenance, and routine inspections.

 

Why Regular Maintenance is So Important for the BMW G310R

The BMW G310R is a nimble, lightweight, and reliable motorcycle – however, like all machines, continuous care and maintenance ensure that performance, safety, and longevity are preserved. With a well-thought-out maintenance plan, thorough service checks, and high-quality spare parts, you can ride reliably, comfortably, and worry-free, while also protecting the long-term value of your machine.

 

This information serves as a guideline. For binding maintenance intervals, replacement scopes, or inspection details, please consult your BMW owner’s manual or contact an authorized specialist workshop.