The End of an Era: BMW’s 310 Family Says Goodbye to Make Way for the 450

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Goodbye 310, Hello 450!

BMW has officially announced the bittersweet retirement of its long-serving 310 family, a lineup that has certainly left its mark. But fear not, enthusiasts! The new twin-cylinder 450 platform is ready to take the baton and run with it, and it’s going to be one thrilling ride!

A Glimpse into the Future

In a conversation with MCN, BMW Motorrad CEO Markus Flasch promises that the 450 engine, already making its debut in the F450GS, will be the foundation for a whole new range of A2-friendly machines. Designed in Germany and manufactured in collaboration with TVS in India, these beauties are set to be the future of sporty yet accessible biking.

What’s Next for the 450 Family?

What can we expect from this new and improved lineup? While specifics remain under wraps for now, Flasch hinted at a strategy mirroring the success of the 310 range. With models like the G310R and potentially even a 450 version of the popular G310RR sportsbike, the only limit is your imagination. Just picture it—a newcomer ready to battle against Yamaha’s R3 and Honda’s CBR500R in the European market!

And in a delightful twist, the new 450 machines may come with snazzy features like the automated gearbox that’s been a hit with riders. As Flasch puts it, “the take-up for ASA has been extremely high.” Who wouldn’t want a motorcycle that simplifies life while making you look good? Buckle up, fellow riders—exciting times are ahead!

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