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Keeway SR250

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SR250 Photos

₹ 1,53,992ex-showroom · last updated 2026

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Engine
223cc
Power
15.78bhp
Weight
120kg
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Keeway SR250 Photos - All Angles & Colours

The Keeway SR250 wears its neo-retro scrambler identity with conviction. The centrepiece is the sculpted teardrop fuel tank - its flanks are shaped to draw the eye backward to a ribbed single-piece bench seat and an upswept chrome exhaust that exits cleanly on the right side. Round LED headlight, fork gaiters, and wire-spoke wheels complete the classic silhouette.

From the front, the circular LED headlight assembly and exposed telescopic forks with rubber gaiters give the SR250 a look closer to a vintage British scrambler than a modern commuter. The handlebar is wide and slightly raised, setting up an upright riding position. The instrument cluster - a compact, round analogue-digital unit - sits centrally above the headlight without cluttering the bars.

The side profile is the SR250's best angle. The short front fender, raised seat, and upswept exhaust combine with the spoke wheels and block-pattern tyres to create a convincing scrambler stance. The absence of excessive body panels is a deliberate design choice that keeps the bike looking light and airy.

Up close, the chrome upswept exhaust is a highlight of the build quality - well-finished and reflective. The spoke wheels are among the most distinctive details: 17-inch rims front and rear, laced with stainless spokes. The block-pattern tyres reinforce the scrambler aesthetic without compromising road grip.

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Front View

Rear View

Side View

The SR250's compact dimensions - 1890 mm long, 790 mm wide, 1050 mm tall - give it a tight, upright stance that photographs well from a three-quarter front angle. The 160 mm ground clearance means the underside clearance looks workable rather than aggressive. The chrome and gloss contrast theme runs consistently through all three colour options, giving the bike a finish quality that looks more expensive than its sub-Rs 1.5 lakh price tag.

Frequently Asked Questions

QWhat does the Keeway SR250 look like in person?▾
The SR250 is a compact, lightweight scrambler with a teardrop fuel tank, wire-spoke wheels, fork gaiters, and a chrome upswept exhaust. At 120 kg and 1890 mm long, it looks genuinely lean in person - smaller and lighter than most retro motorcycles at its Rs 1,49,000 price point.
QWhat design features set the Keeway SR250 apart visually?▾
The three most distinctive visual elements are the chrome upswept exhaust on the right side, the wire-spoke 17-inch wheels with block-pattern tyres, and the telescopic fork gaiters. Together, these give the SR250 a convincing scrambler identity at a price where most bikes use cheaper alloy wheels and plain forks.
QDoes the Keeway SR250 have a sporty or classic design?▾
The SR250 leans firmly toward classic retro-scrambler styling. The round LED headlight, wide handlebar, ribbed bench seat, and upright riding position are all reminiscent of 1960s - 70s European scrambler design. Riders who prefer a modern sportsbike aesthetic will find the SR250 too retro in character.