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Keeway SR125

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SR125 Photos

₹ 1,24,992ex-showroom · last updated 2026

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Engine
125cc
Power
9.56bhp
Weight
120kg
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Keeway SR125 Photos - All Colours & Angles

The Keeway SR125 is one of the more visually distinctive bikes in the Indian 125cc segment, and photos don't always do justice to how it looks in person. Here's what to look for:

Front Profile: The round headlight with LED DRL ring gives the SR125 a clean retro face - it draws comparisons to the Yamaha RX100 era. The wide 110/70-17 front tyre and spoke rim add visual mass to the front end.

Side Profile: The boxy 14.5-litre fuel tank with knee recesses is the design centrepiece. It's a large, sculpted piece of metal that makes the bike look heavier than its 120 kg weight. The ribbed single-piece saddle and scrambler-style block-pattern tyres reinforce the vintage aesthetic.

Rear Profile: The tail section is clean and minimal - a round tail lamp, exposed rear disc setup (uncommon at this price), and dual shock absorbers with visible spring preload adjustment rings. The spoke rims are consistent front and rear.

Dashboard: The circular digital instrument console houses a speedometer, odometer, trip meters, and fuel gauge. It's compact and in keeping with the retro theme - more legible in daylight than it might appear in photos.

Colour Rendering: The Glossy Red variant has the strongest presence in photos and in person - the retro character reads most clearly. The Glossy White renders the tank shape most clearly. Black is the most understated.

The SR125 is a bike that tends to attract more attention in person than photos suggest.

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The Keeway SR125 is a CKD product assembled in India, and fit-and-finish quality is generally consistent with its price point. Panel gaps are acceptable; paint quality has received some criticism from long-term owners regarding durability, particularly on chrome parts exposed to moisture. If you're evaluating the SR125 at a showroom, take time to examine the spoke rims and chrome finishes up close - these are the areas where build quality differences between units can surface.

Frequently Asked Questions

QWhat does the Keeway SR125 look like in person?▾
In person, the Keeway SR125 is more striking than photos suggest - the boxy 14.5 L fuel tank, spoke wheels, and block-pattern tyres give it genuine retro presence. At 120 kg it feels lighter than it looks. The Glossy Red colour makes the strongest visual impression, drawing comparisons to classic two-stroke bikes of the 80s and 90s.
QDoes the Keeway SR125 have a sporty or retro design?▾
The Keeway SR125 has a retro-scrambler design - not sporty in the conventional sense. Key design elements include a round LED headlight with DRL ring, a large boxy fuel tank with knee recesses, wire-spoke 17-inch rims, and block-pattern tyres. It is styled after classic 80s - 90s two-stroke commuters rather than modern sport bikes.
QAre photos available for all three Keeway SR125 colours?▾
Yes, official images of the Keeway SR125 are available in all three colours - Glossy White, Glossy Black, and Glossy Red. Photos typically cover front, side, rear, three-quarter, and instrument console angles. Glossy White and Glossy Red tend to show design details most clearly in photographs.