SIXTIES 300I
Starting at
5299
Bring back the era of expression with the all-new Sixties 300i from Keeway. An homage to the decade of rock music, high contrast fashion, and splashes of color wafting in a beach breeze: the Sixties encourages riders to break free from restraint and go with the flow.
Taking a completely new approach to the retro-scooter, the Sixties puts style in the forefront. The familiar compact silhouette is adorned with design details such as a traditional fender-mounted ornament, stylish front grill with integrated turn signals, elongated rear bodywork, and passenger footpegs which tuck cleanly into the bodywork. The angled rear luggage rack exquisitely extends along the body to form into passenger grab bars.
While the looks may be unmistakably vintage, the Sixties features the latest in motorized performance. Between the handlebars is a full LED headlight, while both LED brake and signal lights are blended aesthetically into the rear of the scooter. One central, fully integrated lock puts all the control at your fingertips; access the under-seat storage, fuel cap, and steering lock quickly and easily.
Beneath the classic exterior comes the mellow purr of a modern powerhouse. The liquid cooled, 4-stroke, 278cc engine boasts an impressive output of 19kW and 24N·m. The impressive output makes the Sixties one feisty commuter with thrilling light to light performance. This nimble scooter is easy to ride around the city thanks to an automatic CVT and confidence inspiring 120/70-12 tires. Quality Nissin disc brakes with Bosch ABS ensure your ability to reign in the fun as needed.
Another unique touch is the separate seat cushions for rider and passenger, providing the perfect balance between style and comfort. The bodywork and wheels are available in distinctive color combinations to match your personality: an understated flat black monotone or a tri-color blue and white with brown seats.
The spirit of the 1960s has been channeled onto today's roads. Enjoy a throwback ride for the modern trendsetter: the new Keeway Sixties 300i.
