Keeway India launches Retrotastic SR250

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Adishwar Auto Ride India Pvt. Ltd (AARI), an established manufacturer in the Indian superbike market, today launched the Keeway SR250 at INR 1,49,000 (Ex-showroom, Delhi). This is the Hungarian brand’s 8th product offering in the Indian market. The motorcycle showcases classic design elements to create a nostalgic experience, while providing all the modern day elements, making it the perfect Neo-Retro offering for Urban Commuting. The Keeway SR250 will prove to be the perfect upgrade for someone looking at a minimalistic design packed with Retro appeal and engaging performance. Mr. Vikas Jhabakh, Managing Director, Adishwar Auto Ride India said, “We are pleased to launch the all-new Keeway SR250 in India. With the exceptional response we have been receiving for the earlier launched SR125, we decided to add another member to the Keeway SR series, allowing customers to opt for a more powerful option within the brand, without compromising on the Nostalgic appeal the motorcycle has created. I am confident that the SR250 will prove to be a favourite amongst many riders, with its simplistic approach, old school design lines and peppy performance.” The SR250 is targeted towards a much mature audience that is well settled and family oriented. This Neo-Retro motorcycle is
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