
85
WHEELS
Effect of wheel size on ABS
The wheel sizes are very im-
portant for the ABS. In par-
ticular, the diameter and the
width of a vehicle's wheels are
programmed into the control
unit and are fundamental to
all calculations. Any change
to these dimensions, caused
for example by a switch to
wheels other than the stand-
ard installed ones, can seriously
affect the performance of the
control systems.
The sensor rings are essential
for correct wheel speed detec-
tion; they too must match the
motorcycle's control systems
and consequently cannot be re-
placed.
If you decide that you would
like to fit non-standard
wheels to your motorcycle,
it is very important to con-
sult a specialist workshop
beforehand, preferably an
authorised BMW Motorrad
retailer. In some cases, the
data programmed into the
control units can be changed to
suit the new wheel sizes.
Removing front wheel
Place the motorcycle
on an auxiliary stand.
BMW Motorrad recommends
you use the BMW Motorrad
rear-wheel stand.
Install the rear-wheel stand
73).
Lift the front of the motor-
cycle until the front wheel is
clear of the ground, preferably
using a BMW Motorrad front-
wheel stand.
Install the front-wheel stand
73).
ATTENTION
Unwanted inward movement
of the brake pads
Component damage on at-
tempt to install the brake cal-
iper or because brake pads
have to be forced apart
Do not operate the brake
with the brake disc
removed.
Push apart the brake pads a
little.
Summary of Contents for G 310 GS
Page 1: ...RIDER S MANUAL G 310 GS BMW MOTORRAD MAKE LIFE A RIDE ...
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Page 8: ...GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS 01 ...
Page 18: ...GENERAL VIEWS 02 ...
Page 26: ...STATUS INDICATORS 03 ...
Page 38: ...OPERATION 04 ...
Page 48: ...ADJUSTMENT 05 ...
Page 49: ...MIRRORS 44 HEADLIGHT 44 SPRING PRELOAD 45 BRAKES 46 CLUTCH 47 ...
Page 54: ...RIDING 06 ...
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Page 70: ...ENGINEERING DETAILS 07 ...
Page 71: ...GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS 66 ANTILOCK BRAKING SYSTEM 66 ...
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Page 76: ...MAINTENANCE 08 ...
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Page 110: ...ACCESSORIES 09 ...
Page 111: ...GENERAL NOTES 106 HEATED HANDLEBAR GRIPS 106 POWER SOCKET 107 TOPCASE 107 LIGHT TOPCASE 110 ...
Page 118: ...112 ACCESSORIES Payload of topcase max 3 kg ...
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Page 120: ...CARE 10 ...
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Page 128: ...TECHNICAL DATA 11 ...
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Page 140: ...SERVICE 12 ...
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