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Review of the 2015 Keeway Target 125:Very good value 125 Cub |
2015 Keeway Target 125. Picture credits - Keeway.
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Bought mine in August 2015. Black finish. Semi auto, four speed. No clutch. Maybe not the most handsome of cub models, but it does follow the trend for matt black on the wheels and fork legs, which do tend to make it look rather dull. | ||
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The oddly mismatched colour of the front mudguard doesn´t help either, suiting neither of the colours available....especially on my black model , but I´m nevertheless pleased with my choice and it´s a very good value machine. Surprisingly nippy, and the 4 speed semi auto gearbox operates well. There´s no heel and toe gear change on these, it´s just a simple four down lever using your sole, and then back up with the toe of your shoe, and a nice clear gear indicator is built into the speedo binnacle to save you counting! Rear shocks can be adjusted to suit single rider preference, and with a pillion added, and do the job well enough. Manual choke for cold starting via the electric starter or the kick start lever. Weighs in at about 105kg so is easy to handle and move around, and it has both a side stand and a centre stand. Add this to the comfortable seat , and a decent build quality, and you have a good economical bike for the price. Cheap road tax of £15, low insurance premium, and a two year warranty make it well worth considering. |
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