FXCNCCNC Aluminum Short Adjustable Brake Clutch Levers Compatible with G310R G310GS 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021

Early models 2017 to late 2019 need the first design.Models from late 2019 and on need the second design. (Which is thicker by about .5 mm)Thicker lever (2019 plus) won't fit the earlier design perch.If you have a late 2019 - 2023 the thinner (first design) lever will fit, but will be very loose !

Ok, so the levers seem fine. I suppose on a different model bike, these would probably be 5 stars. However, on the little 310r, here's the deal.... you cannot utilize all of the positions on the clutch lever. To start with, you'll need to move the mirror over a bit to get the lever to clear at all. The switch placement is such that in position 1-3, you need to squeeze in all the way to the grip to get it to actuate, which defeats the point of these levers. I have mini hands, the hands of a young child, at best.... I needed to change the reach of the stock lever. These helped a bit in position 3, but I ended up taking drastic measures. The only point of the clutch switch is to let you start the bike in gear. So, we bypassed the switch all together. The clutch engages at a normal throw point, it's just the switch that causes issues. Still, this was a lot of fiddling and frankensteining on a brand new bike to get some 20 buck levers to work. In retrospect, I think I would have gone with the more expensive levers and kept the bike set up like it was meant to be. In short, they work, if you are willing to use them in position 6, or do some little mods to the bike.

I love them but for the bmw g310r it wiggles other than that awsome product, would have gave it 5 stars but it should feel a little more solid

These do not fit a 2021 BMW G 310 GS. The hinge point, where they bolt into the perches is too thick. The brake lever is a little less than 1mm too thick, the clutch is almost a full CM too thin. Doesn't sound like much, but makes the brake lever impossible to install, and the clutch lever has so much play up and down. I pushed, hammered, even started grinding the levers before I gave up. I'll chalk it up to a $30 lesson learned and just go with the Puig levers.Other than that, they seem relatively good quality.