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Keeway · Motorcycle
SR250 Colours
₹ 1,53,992ex-showroom · last updated 2026
- Engine
- 223cc
- Power
- 15.78bhp
- Weight
- 120kg
05 / Colours
Keeway SR250 Colour Options
The Keeway SR250 is available in three single-tone gloss colour options: Glossy Black, Glossy Red, and Glossy White. All three are offered at the same ex-showroom price, so your choice is purely aesthetic - there's no colour-specific variant or premium to account for.
Glossy Black is the most popular choice among SR250 owners and arguably the best match for the bike's retro-scrambler character. The chrome upswept exhaust and silver spoke wheels contrast sharply against the black tank and panels, giving the bike a clean, purposeful look. If you want the SR250 to look its most composed and understated, this is the shade.
Glossy Red is a bold, confident option that draws on the cafe-racer and scrambler heritage of European motorcycling. The red finish against the chrome and black hardware creates a classic colour combination. This is a good choice if you want the bike to stand out on the road.
Glossy White offers the cleanest, most understated look of the three. It photographs well and pairs naturally with the chrome details. The practical consideration: white shows road grime, dust, and minor scratches more readily, so it demands more frequent cleaning.
All three colours use a solid gloss finish without metallic flake. The sculpted teardrop fuel tank is the colour's most visible canvas on the bike.
3 colours available
Keeway SR250 finished in Glossy Black
Keeway SR250 finished in Glossy Red
Keeway SR250 finished in Glossy White
Colour availability at dealerships can vary - Glossy Black tends to be the most consistently stocked option. If your preferred shade is unavailable, ask about factory-order lead times. Inspect the paint finish carefully at delivery: check for orange peel, uneven gloss, or panel misalignment under good lighting before signing the delivery receipt. Keeway's limited service presence can make post-sale finish corrections harder to arrange than with mainstream brands.