Great review. I bought one new in 2022. Absolutely love it. I am 70 and have had many bikes. But I needed a low seat, easy to maneouvre. I recently went from Manchester to Halifax over Saddleworth Moor in very windy conditions. Ok - had to downshift to climb steep inclines but it didn't miss a beat. Stuck to the road and I felt safe. Great riding position. No sore back. Comfortable seat - no sore butt!
@safcdreamers The review is very accurate. I would have no hesitation in recommending the Superlight. I only use it in the dry so can't comment on the rust which others have mentioned. However, users have said that If you spray it with protection and dry it off quickly, it is fine.
just bought one yesterday, picking it up in 2 hours. i cannot contain my excitement, its my first bike and i have an hour ride home so ill be taking it slow but im stoked
That's awesome I want one could you tell me the width of the handle bars because I have to park it in my back garden so I hope its not to wide. I hope you enjoy your new bike
I absolutely love the bike, but what I love more is the way you present yourself in the way you explain every single little detail on the bike. keep up with these types of videos I love it!
I owned one of these in 2014, second hand and abused when I purchased it, the ending drive shaft was snapped, I fitted a replacement engine, and i have to say i enjoyed mine. I had a private parking ticket once, and the man who issued it, put Harley Davidson down 🤣 I never paid the ticket BTW
I love the bike! I own one for the past 6 months .they are really good and stylish. The only bad thing is that they are Chinese in the end that is heavy for 125cc so if you want to go on a small tour with another person on it you will suffer in uphills . Max speed that i got was 100 . I love the bike and i m planning to keep it for many more years . Great video as well!!
Hi Tera! I’ve had mine for 3 years without any issues and totally love it. Super comfortable long distance cruiser, I get 105 kph on the flat without problems, but it’s at its best at 80kph (50mph) great bike.👍
i just moved back to the uk from the US, and i was used to riding a harley 1200 sportster, absolutely loved it, now i can only ride 125s but this looks like the only bike im goin to be buying anytime soon!!!
*Hi. I've watched a lot of streamers' videos about the Keeway Superlight, but yours is by far the best! I bought one for my wife 3 months ago. She is super excited. Then I installed a nice sissy bar. I think that the price-performance ratio is absolutely great with this motorcycle. Best regards from Germany*
I have a 250 model and one of the first things I did was to change the cheap wheel and steering bearings. I also changed the tyres which made such a difference. I did actually do a strip down and re-build which I filmed and put on my channel :)
I’ve just bought one of these it’s my 1st proper road bike after buying a scooter 2 weeks after I saw one on Facebook marketplace that I lost out on then 5 minutes later I got a good offer on one and went straight for it (im 17 and just passed my test about 4 weeks ago)
On my '72 Kawasaki 500 H1Triple, it leaned on it's left with it's kick stand out. I started it with my right hand before I put on my glove. Kickstart only. It would blow the doors off any Harley if they had them or any car for that matter. I kicked it a few times when I first bought it but fell in love.
My mum's got one of these. Went touring in Wales last year. I found that the wind screen actually made wind worse. Above about 40mph it creates a LOT of buffetting, to the point where I'm more comfortable doing my usual bits of light speeding on my naked 650 than I was doing 50mph on mum's Keeway. Took it off - much better. Instead of wind buffetting shaking my head about and adding noise - nice clean air. Y'all should try it, see how much difference it makes. Perhaps there's a market for Superlight screens that don't buffett?
@@GillyBikes oh really, that’s a shame. This one was perfect, 23 plate I think. Every metal head that walked by was looking at it, I was thinking bet they don’t know it’s a 125. Still looking for my first bike and this is the second time if bumped into one lol
Just gor mine today. Great bike. I do have a small isue. With my big fot I am struggling with gear shifting. Can distance between gear shift and foot board be adjust?
Not feeling those studs on the bags. It’s an each to their own isn’t it, but I’d prefer plain black. Lovely bike if the electrics are sound. Would be a surprise coming from a Keeway.
Great video, very helpful! I'm looking to get a brand new one in the coming months and it's certainly helped. The only thing I'm a bit weary of is the colder months and storing it outside as it's my only option. Do you have any suggestions how to keep it as pristine as possible without rusting or any weather damage to it whilst its sitting out? I do only plan to have it for the duration of cbt so 2 years which in that time will it rust over enough to be difficult to sell? Thanks again
If you’re leaving it outside you will need a good cover. 125cc bikes always sell well on the used market so I wouldn’t worry about that. Rust is always a worry when leaving bikes outside. To prevent it as much as you can you need to keep it clean and cover it when it’s dry and not already soaked. It is very difficult to prevent the rust from coming though.
@@GillyBikes perfect, that does help. I'll be sure to do both, and have a look for some good covers now. Thanks again. Also I'm 6 foot 5 so I hope i won't look silly on it, I've tried the lexmoto lxr and whilst it's a completely different style, the keeway does look like a large bike for a 125
@GILLYBIKES A year and half. Never been on a bike before. They are heavy but I only bumble around slowly. Comfy to sit on, bags on side fir storage and uses no petrol at all.
When you look at them both side by side you can tell the vcruise is a more premium bike. There is also the RKV which looks very similar to the vcruise but has a chain drive. That being said they are all good choices. If I were you I would go and sit on them all. See which one feels better for you. Im sure one of them will just stand out for you.
The Superlight is a very long 125 looks bigger than most 125’s at 6”4 you would be better on one of these. You should go and have a sit on one to be sure.
Ive just got into bikes, i dont even have my cbt yet but i want to get it. ive been looking at this bike for a while but it looks quite heavy and im a pretty small guy, weigh 55kg im 5ft 10. wondering if youd recommend this sort of bike to somone like me, any help would be a thanks.
this bike would be perfect for you. these bikes whilst they look big in size they feel really light to move around. you should pop down to you local dealer and sit on one.
Here is my Keeway Superlight 125 LE going up a mountain pass. th-cam.com/video/qn7lK-RVTTE/w-d-xo.html The only modification is a pinion with one tooth less. I'm happy with it, it feels more powerfull on the climbs and on the motorway.
They do seem to be making bigger engines bikes now. With the Vcruise in a 300 so hopefully 🤞 they think about doing one of these with a bigger engine to
@@GillyBikes I just looked it up, 5,400 Euro's probably be more expensive here in Ireland but if I were to spend that money I'd probably get Royal Enfield for a little more.
If you’re thinking of a royal Enfield I’ve been told Moto GB are selling their Royal enfields off with massive savings. The place I go to quite often In2Moto they are doing a demo day just for enfields they have told me they are going to put massive discounts on on them. When is say massive I’m not kidding either. Could be thousands off depending on the bike you want. Definitely worth contacting them
It would definitely be ok for seat height because that’s really low but to make sure you feel comfortable go down to a dealer that has one and sit on it and see how it feels for you.
I had one of these. The best thing I did with it as sell it. Awful bike. Handled worst than a hippopotamus. Brakes were more scary than a hammer horror film. Save yourself and stay well clear of this bike😮
Pretty awful. Footboards make no sense on a short distance bike. Feet forward is awkward at low speed for your cbt and mod1. Extra weight dents performance. Expensive as well and often the chrome is bad due to neglect. I get the styling thing, but 125 is a stepping stone to a more practical bigger machine. Don’t waste your money get a cheap basic 125 and spend money on gear, security and training. Sell it for what you paid for it.
Actually that is a really good point and i did forget about that. There are much easier bikes for a CBT. Personally I like the foot forward position but I’ve been riding for years. I know it’s not for everyone. I guess it comes down to if the 125 is a stepping stone to bigger bike there are other bikes available that could be easier. But Some 17 year olds ride until they pass their car test and some older ones just want a 125 because they are lighter and cheap to run and for them I do think it would be a good choice. I really do like the style and have done for years.
@@GillyBikes another point that we noticed when I was looking for a 125. The chrome detoriates really quickly in the hands of the average 17 yrs old. Older bikes had chrome pipes and finish was poor. It’s not easily or cheaply restored. Unlike some other cruises with painted parts. They are cheap to replace the finish. And they are long as well. Not as manoeuvrable as shorter bike. My lad wanted one but I convinced him to save his money buy a non runner Lexmoto zsb125 and do it up for pennies. Much easier bike to ride and won’t look a shit state in 3 years time.
@@GillyBikes I looked up a lot of videos about it and I terrifically get it. It actually is really cool. I just wonder how well it works with an old lady on the back. on the B*tch seat? "Stop it! Your going too FAST! I'm getting off" Wait don't..... Shit. Now what? Women never Listen..
@@GillyBikes It really needs to hold 70 MPH and still keep a scary broad on the back. I usually try to keep them off my back but I never meant it literally . I guess .. Oh Well, Another one hits the dust .. It's faster now. I should come back later to see if she is okay and doing fine without me, the Bit*h. She yells so hard, I can't hear the engine.
I just brought mine yesterday picking it tomorrow 30/07/24 Brand new £2300 Will it do a nice 65mph I just had a yamaha yzfr 125 did 85mph..not saying it will do that but dont want it to scream at 55mph
Great review. I bought one new in 2022. Absolutely love it. I am 70 and have had many bikes. But I needed a low seat, easy to maneouvre. I recently went from Manchester to Halifax over Saddleworth Moor in very windy conditions. Ok - had to downshift to climb steep inclines but it didn't miss a beat. Stuck to the road and I felt safe. Great riding position. No sore back. Comfortable seat - no sore butt!
They really are good bikes. Not fast but very comfortable.
@safcdreamers The review is very accurate. I would have no hesitation in recommending the Superlight. I only use it in the dry so can't comment on the rust which others have mentioned. However, users have said that If you spray it with protection and dry it off quickly, it is fine.
just bought one yesterday, picking it up in 2 hours. i cannot contain my excitement, its my first bike and i have an hour ride home so ill be taking it slow but im stoked
That's awesome I want one could you tell me the width of the handle bars because I have to park it in my back garden so I hope its not to wide. I hope you enjoy your new bike
You will have so much fun. Ride safe.
@@Warningdadsshed the dimensions are on google, and i didnt end up getting it today becasue of traffic :( soon ill be able to filter thank god
@@GillyBikes will do
Hi Nooby I hope you’re enjoying yours as much as I am mine! 👍
I absolutely love the bike, but what I love more is the way you present yourself in the way you explain every single little detail on the bike. keep up with these types of videos I love it!
Thanks. Tell your friends. I need more subs 😂. 👍
I owned one of these in 2014, second hand and abused when I purchased it, the ending drive shaft was snapped, I fitted a replacement engine, and i have to say i enjoyed mine. I had a private parking ticket once, and the man who issued it, put Harley Davidson down 🤣 I never paid the ticket BTW
Love that 😂
Are they gonna make a 300cc 90 degree V-Twin or would that weigh 600 lbs?
I love the bike! I own one for the past 6 months .they are really good and stylish. The only bad thing is that they are Chinese in the end that is heavy for 125cc so if you want to go on a small tour with another person on it you will suffer in uphills . Max speed that i got was 100 . I love the bike and i m planning to keep it for many more years . Great video as well!!
Thanks. Really appreciate that. I love them. Great looking bikes 👍
100mph or kmph
@@spider-boss2353 kmph
Hi Tera! I’ve had mine for 3 years without any issues and totally love it. Super comfortable long distance cruiser, I get 105 kph on the flat without problems, but it’s at its best at 80kph (50mph) great bike.👍
@@spider-boss2353 kph. (I wish!) 😁
i just moved back to the uk from the US, and i was used to riding a harley 1200 sportster, absolutely loved it, now i can only ride 125s but this looks like the only bike im goin to be buying anytime soon!!!
It’s a great looking 125 but you might be a bit disappointed with the power compared to the 1200 Sportster.
I've bought one - and I'm really enjoying riding it. Thanks for the review,
Excellent choice. Great bikes. Ride safe 👍
Is it good for full license holders
@James-lu4en it’s a 125cc, so that depends on you. Personally I think they are brilliant but I’m happy to bimble along at slow speeds.
*Hi. I've watched a lot of streamers' videos about the Keeway Superlight, but yours is by far the best! I bought one for my wife 3 months ago. She is super excited. Then I installed a nice sissy bar. I think that the price-performance ratio is absolutely great with this motorcycle. Best regards from Germany*
I really appreciate that. I really like them. The price, the performance and the looks make this bike a great choice 👍
I have a 250 model and one of the first things I did was to change the cheap wheel and steering bearings. I also changed the tyres which made such a difference. I did actually do a strip down and re-build which I filmed and put on my channel :)
I’ve been on the 250. I was surprised at how good it was. I will take a look at your channel. Thanks. 👍
I’ve just bought one of these it’s my 1st proper road bike after buying a scooter 2 weeks after I saw one on Facebook marketplace that I lost out on then 5 minutes later I got a good offer on one and went straight for it (im 17 and just passed my test about 4 weeks ago)
Great choice for a first bike. 👍
Great choice Gazzer, my son did the same thing. I hope you’ve still got yours and are enjoying it 👍
@@philtucker1224 The Chain Kept On Coming Off, so i bought a mgb atx 125
Lol going on about 17yr olds? I use to ride, now 52, support crew for an MC club. Guess what I'm getting next month! 30yrs later....😅
Just bought one,great review made my mind up.
Thanks and congrats on the new bike 😎
I love the look of the bike, what puts me off is that it’s a kickstart and not an electric ignition like more modern bikes
It has both. Really you should never need to use the kickstarter. 👍
@@GillyBikesnice, just watched the rest of the vid and wow they have done some big updates since my lass had one. Making me want to learn to ride
Do it. It’s the best thing I ever did. 👍
I’ve had mine over three years, never used the kickstart ever.
On my '72 Kawasaki 500 H1Triple, it leaned on it's left with it's kick stand out.
I started it with my right hand before I put on my glove.
Kickstart only. It would blow the doors off any Harley if they had them or any car for that matter. I kicked it a few times when I first bought it but fell in love.
Good honest review and fair comments rather than just slating it because it is Chinese! Subscribed! 😁
Thanks. I appreciate that. 👍
Reminds me of a 1965 VW Bug or wagon or a fast horse. Giddy up GO
My mum's got one of these. Went touring in Wales last year. I found that the wind screen actually made wind worse.
Above about 40mph it creates a LOT of buffetting, to the point where I'm more comfortable doing my usual bits of light speeding on my naked 650 than I was doing 50mph on mum's Keeway.
Took it off - much better. Instead of wind buffetting shaking my head about and adding noise - nice clean air. Y'all should try it, see how much difference it makes.
Perhaps there's a market for Superlight screens that don't buffett?
I nearly bought one of these a few years ago. I might have to get one. They look really nice.
Go and treat yourself 👍
Nice review, very informative , thanks mate
You’re very welcome. 😁
Nice review! thank you very much.
You’re very welcome. 😁
Saw one of these outside The Black Heart Camden, looked the part, and everyone was looking at it
They are great looking bikes. As long as they are looked after. I’ve seen a few poor neglected ones that look a bit shabby.
@@GillyBikes oh really, that’s a shame. This one was perfect, 23 plate I think. Every metal head that walked by was looking at it, I was thinking bet they don’t know it’s a 125. Still looking for my first bike and this is the second time if bumped into one lol
Just gor mine today. Great bike. I do have a small isue. With my big fot I am struggling with gear shifting. Can distance between gear shift and foot board be adjust?
I love it your motor bike is very nice Ang Ganda ng porna sir very classic..
im so excited to buy my own
You should do it. 👍
Not feeling those studs on the bags. It’s an each to their own isn’t it, but I’d prefer plain black. Lovely bike if the electrics are sound. Would be a surprise coming from a Keeway.
Their quality has certainly improved over the years. I’m with you on the plain black. That would look much better.
Great video, very helpful! I'm looking to get a brand new one in the coming months and it's certainly helped. The only thing I'm a bit weary of is the colder months and storing it outside as it's my only option. Do you have any suggestions how to keep it as pristine as possible without rusting or any weather damage to it whilst its sitting out? I do only plan to have it for the duration of cbt so 2 years which in that time will it rust over enough to be difficult to sell?
Thanks again
If you’re leaving it outside you will need a good cover. 125cc bikes always sell well on the used market so I wouldn’t worry about that. Rust is always a worry when leaving bikes outside. To prevent it as much as you can you need to keep it clean and cover it when it’s dry and not already soaked. It is very difficult to prevent the rust from coming though.
@@GillyBikes perfect, that does help. I'll be sure to do both, and have a look for some good covers now. Thanks again. Also I'm 6 foot 5 so I hope i won't look silly on it, I've tried the lexmoto lxr and whilst it's a completely different style, the keeway does look like a large bike for a 125
For a 125 the keeway is really big. You need to go and sit on one and see how you feel. I’m sure it will be fine.
Av bought one second hand and i love mine! I look well cool on it and am over 40 lol so not just for the young ones 😂
I love them. Really big bikes. All of us over 40’s look cool on them 😁🔥
Got one, love it.
How long have you had one for?
@GILLYBIKES
A year and half. Never been on a bike before. They are heavy but I only bumble around slowly. Comfy to sit on, bags on side fir storage and uses no petrol at all.
That’s good to hear. I’ve always liked them. 👍
Done my car license and class 1 license, might be time for a bike license
It’s always time for a bike licence. Much more fun than driving 👍
“When you were younger” you always wanted one of those? - they haven’t been around that long have they? Ha ha! (Mine’s on a 16 plate) 😊😁😊😁
😂😂 they were around when I was in my 20’s just 😂
Should I buy the Superlight or Spend A Little More And Buy The V Cruise? Would love the input from more experienced riders.
When you look at them both side by side you can tell the vcruise is a more premium bike. There is also the RKV which looks very similar to the vcruise but has a chain drive. That being said they are all good choices. If I were you I would go and sit on them all. See which one feels better for you. Im sure one of them will just stand out for you.
110 mpg I’m sure it says 110 for the 15 litre full tank? I’m picking mine up tomorrow
Great stuff. Hopefully you get some good weather tomorrow for it.
I’m 6’4 and thinking of buying one. Will it be comfortable for taller riders?
The Superlight is a very long 125 looks bigger than most 125’s at 6”4 you would be better on one of these. You should go and have a sit on one to be sure.
Can anyone tell me how the saddle bags fit? Do I need to buy anything other than the bags? Thanks.
Ive just got into bikes, i dont even have my cbt yet but i want to get it. ive been looking at this bike for a while but it looks quite heavy and im a pretty small guy, weigh 55kg im 5ft 10. wondering if youd recommend this sort of bike to somone like me, any help would be a thanks.
this bike would be perfect for you. these bikes whilst they look big in size they feel really light to move around. you should pop down to you local dealer and sit on one.
@@GillyBikesokay thank you for the info mate, I’ll definitely do that 👍
Hi is it reliable bike? I would take it for daily commute and ocassional trip tours .
The feedback I’ve seen on here suggest it’s ok.
Would you recommend this bike for a 6’2 tall rider?
Yes. Absolutely. For a 125cc bike it’s very big.
@vicfdez7830 did you get one in the end? I am 6’2” so would be helpful to hear your experience.
@@richardstevens2052Definitely! I used it for nearly two years. I am now on a big boy bike. Ride safe!
Would you recommend it for 6'4 tall person?
It’s a big 125 so I would be confident that it would be fine but to make sure you need to go to the dealers and sit on one.
Is it good for full license holders
To travel 20 km to get to work, why should I buy a plastic scooter that costs twice as much for the same engine size?
These do look and feel much better than a scooter
So is this only kickstart or can you turn on the bike via the engine on switch
Both. Electric and kick start 👍
Does it get up to 60mph easily? Just in case it needs to go on the motorway.
I don’t have a problem getting one to 60
Where did you get one with the silver engine?
In2moto in Warrington, Cheshire.
Here is my Keeway Superlight 125 LE going up a mountain pass.
th-cam.com/video/qn7lK-RVTTE/w-d-xo.html
The only modification is a pinion with one tooth less.
I'm happy with it, it feels more powerfull on the climbs and on the motorway.
Looks good on that pass. 😍
My inside leg is 66cms,would I be able to fit on it? X
The seat height is low, but to make sure you should go and sit on one.
I can't understand why they don't make a 250 ?
They do seem to be making bigger engines bikes now. With the Vcruise in a 300 so hopefully 🤞 they think about doing one of these with a bigger engine to
@@GillyBikes I just looked it up, 5,400 Euro's probably be more expensive here in Ireland but if I were to spend that money I'd probably get Royal Enfield for a little more.
If you’re thinking of a royal Enfield I’ve been told Moto GB are selling their Royal enfields off with massive savings. The place I go to quite often In2Moto they are doing a demo day just for enfields they have told me they are going to put massive discounts on on them. When is say massive I’m not kidding either. Could be thousands off depending on the bike you want. Definitely worth contacting them
Would this be good for someone 5’5
It would definitely be ok for seat height because that’s really low but to make sure you feel comfortable go down to a dealer that has one and sit on it and see how it feels for you.
@@GillyBikes thank you. Live in Warrington area so will go to the one you went too then haha
Perfect. @in2moto would be the ones I would recommend 😁
Top speed?
It’s down as 110kph or 68mph. I didn’t get anywhere near that on my day with it. I was very gentle / well behaved 😂
@@GillyBikes keyway have been known to go up to 70-80 mph mine went 83 and some guy in the comments said his went 100
That must have been down hill with wind blowing you. 😂. But it all counts. 😎
Chrome rusts on these pretty bad.
I’ve seen a few with rust on. But to be fair they were being left outside and not really looked after.
I had one of these. The best thing I did with it as sell it. Awful bike. Handled worst than a hippopotamus. Brakes were more scary than a hammer horror film. Save yourself and stay well clear of this bike😮
Oh no that sounds bad. I didn’t have an issue with this one I had on test.
Pretty awful. Footboards make no sense on a short distance bike. Feet forward is awkward at low speed for your cbt and mod1. Extra weight dents performance. Expensive as well and often the chrome is bad due to neglect.
I get the styling thing, but 125 is a stepping stone to a more practical bigger machine. Don’t waste your money get a cheap basic 125 and spend money on gear, security and training. Sell it for what you paid for it.
Actually that is a really good point and i did forget about that. There are much easier bikes for a CBT. Personally I like the foot forward position but I’ve been riding for years. I know it’s not for everyone. I guess it comes down to if the 125 is a stepping stone to bigger bike there are other bikes available that could be easier. But Some 17 year olds ride until they pass their car test and some older ones just want a 125 because they are lighter and cheap to run and for them I do think it would be a good choice. I really do like the style and have done for years.
@@GillyBikes completely agree. Plus so much you can only cover in a video
@@GillyBikes another point that we noticed when I was looking for a 125. The chrome detoriates really quickly in the hands of the average 17 yrs old. Older bikes had chrome pipes and finish was poor. It’s not easily or cheaply restored. Unlike some other cruises with painted parts. They are cheap to replace the finish.
And they are long as well. Not as manoeuvrable as shorter bike. My lad wanted one but I convinced him to save his money buy a non runner Lexmoto zsb125 and do it up for pennies. Much easier bike to ride and won’t look a shit state in 3 years time.
I don’t normally go for chrome parts I find them a pain to keep clean. 😂
What would you recommend?
A 300 LB motorcycle with a 125cc engine? Why...
It’s just a choice. In the uk 17 year old have to ride no bigger than a 125. This just gives them a cruiser option.
@@GillyBikes
I looked up a lot of videos about it and I terrifically get it. It actually is really cool. I just wonder how well it works with an old lady on the back. on the B*tch seat?
"Stop it! Your going too FAST! I'm getting off"
Wait don't..... Shit. Now what?
Women never Listen..
@@GillyBikes It really needs to hold 70 MPH and still keep a scary broad on the back.
I usually try to keep them off my back but I never meant it literally . I guess .. Oh Well, Another one hits the dust .. It's faster now. I should come back later to see if she is okay and doing fine without me, the Bit*h. She yells so hard, I can't hear the engine.
😂
😂
great video thanks for and informative ride along.
Thanks for watching. 😁
I just brought mine yesterday picking it tomorrow 30/07/24
Brand new £2300
Will it do a nice 65mph I just had a yamaha yzfr 125 did 85mph..not saying it will do that but dont want it to scream at 55mph