Key highlights
- TVS unveils the RR310 Speedline concept created with Smoked Garage.
- Designed for uninterrupted speed with a reworked chassis and full composite bodywork.
- Gets a bespoke swingarm, slick tyres and a performance exhaust for track-focused intent.
The TVS Apache RR310 platform has never shied away from experimentation, but the new Speedline concept takes that spirit and sends it straight to the redline. Unveiled at Motosoul 5.0, the custom build is a collaboration between TVS Motor Company and Smoked Garage, and it reimagines the RR310 as a machine built around clean, uninterrupted speed.
Design
TVS calls this creation a visual and dynamic expression of perpetual motion. The Speedline sticks to that brief with a silhouette that flows from nose to tail without a single unnecessary break in the bodywork. The full-fibre composite shell cuts weight and improves response, while also giving the motorcycle a sleek retro-racer personality. It looks like something you would see howling down a rain-soaked Isle of Man straight at dawn.
Underneath the body, the concept features a bespoke swingarm that has been developed from scratch. This isn’t a cosmetic tweak. It improves stiffness, handling precision and the overall stance of the motorcycle. The Speedline rides on slick tyres, which immediately tells you it has no intentions of being road-friendly. This one wants to chase apexes, scare timing equipment and remind you that physics is optional if you commit hard enough.
Performance
The performance focus continues with the free-flow exhaust, designed to let the 310 engine breathe without restrictions. It adds to the raw character of the build and is a bold throwback to the era of unfiltered, unapologetic race machines. Supporting hardware includes custom suspension setup and ergonomics crafted for aggressive cornering.
Even with all the track intent, the Speedline doesn’t forget its roots. The concept carries elements that salute the RR310 legacy, blending its racing DNA with a visually dramatic new identity.
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