Keeway Sixties 300i

Price: The Keeway Sixties 300i is offered in three colours (Matte White, Matte Light Blue & Matte Grey). It comes priced at Rs 3,30,000 (ex-showroom India).

Design: Keeway Sixties 300i comes with striking vintage looks, which makes it look classy and attractive. The scooter slightly resembles the upcoming Peugeot Django in terms of design. The scooter also features a dual seat setup, which further adds to its old-school appearance. Despite its retro looks, this scooter still comes with an all-LED lighting setup.

Features: Keeway Sixties 300i gets an all-LED headlight, with its tail lamp and blinkers being LED units as well. It features a semi-digital instrument console, which houses an analogue speedometer, with a digital inset to show bits like fuel level, tripmeter/odometer readings and ambient temperature. It also gets decent underseat storage, a floorboard mounted fuel-filler cap, along with an apron compartment with USB port.

Engine: Keeway Sixties 300i is put to work by a single-cylinder, 278.2cc, fuel-injected, liquid-cooled engine, which churns out 18.7PS and 23.5Nm. The engine comes paired with a continuously variable transmission (CVT) unit. Suspension is handled by a telescopic front fork and dual rear shock absorbers. Braking is done via disc brakes at both ends, with dual-channel ABS coming as standard. The scooter rolls on 12 inch wheels, which come wrapped in 120-section tubeless tyres. The Sixties 300i comes with a 10 litre fuel tank and it weighs 146kg (kerb). It has a 790mm seat height, with a ground clearance of 140mm.

Rivals: The Keeway Sixties 300i has no direct competitors, but in a similar price range, you could consider buying popular bikes like the KTM 390 Adventure, Kawasaki Ninja 300 or the bigger engined Royal Enfield Super Meteor 650, at a slight premium.

Variants: The Sixties 300i is available as a single standard variant with three distinct colours. The mechanicals and features, however, remain similar across the board.