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    Keeway, anyone got one?

    With all the rush to get 250's these days, and we should be real happy to see such a surge of interest in biking again, there's a lot of choice available with some strong opinions re: Chinese made bikes.

    Triumph NZ are importing the Keeway brand, but so far I've heard little about them. They look good value and are the usual Yamaha Virago copy, though I like the style of both main models.

    Has anyone got experience with these?
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    you looking at upgrading edbear??
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    Quote Originally Posted by Rockbuddy View Post
    you looking at upgrading edbear??

    Oi! I HEARD THAT!!!!

    Actually, I was thinking if the Missus can ever work up the courage to go for her licence she'll be needing a 250...
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    LOL, they look like an ideal learner bike
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    Lots of chrome. And cheap.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Edbear View Post
    They look good value and are the usual Yamaha Virago copy.
    Jusy goes to show the high esteem that Viragos are held in; as they say,"Imitation is the sincerest form of flattery".
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    Quote Originally Posted by Hitcher View Post
    Lots of chrome. And cheap.
    Cheap indeed.

    I went and had a look at a Keeway bike here in the deep south, and was not overly impressed.

    I'm not sure if it was the welds with holes, or the rusted-to-buggery steering components (including nut at top of steering head) that put me off.

    Oh I know, it was the fact this was a BRAND NEW bike, less than 2 months old that had been stored inside the showroom.

    Would not touch one with the proverbial barge pole. (And gods know I'm not usually that fussy!)
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    Quote Originally Posted by Daffyd View Post
    Jusy goes to show the high esteem that Viragos are held in; as they say,"Imitation is the sincerest form of flattery".

    Can't argue with that!


    Quote Originally Posted by Donor View Post
    Cheap indeed.

    I went and had a look at a Keeway bike here in the deep south, and was not overly impressed.

    I'm not sure if it was the welds with holes, or the rusted-to-buggery steering components (including nut at top of steering head) that put me off.

    Oh I know, it was the fact this was a BRAND NEW bike, less than 2 months old that had been stored inside the showroom.

    Would not touch one with the proverbial barge pole. (And gods know I'm not usually that fussy!)

    Mmmm! Every Suzuki VL250 and Yamaha Virago I've seen, (apart from Crashe's rather used one...), has been well built and pretty much faultless.
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    well they have 17hp and 160kg to pull around... that anough to put you off
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    Quote Originally Posted by daytona 2 View Post
    well they have 17hp and 160kg to pull around... that anough to put you off
    There are bikes that are held in high regard with similar power to weight ratios.

    Here's what Keeway have- http://www.keewaymotor.com/gallery.html

    All low capacity stuff. But two wheelers non the less.

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