Keeway V302C Reviews

The V302C stands out on the road, no doubt. That cruiser design and twin exhaust give it a bold look. Riding it feels smooth, and the engine response is decent. It’s a great pick if you want something different and stylish. It definitely turns heads wherever I go.

I test rode the Keeway V302C, and the twin-cylinder rumble really impressed me. The low seat makes it comfortable for shorter riders. The styling definitely turns heads. However, after talking to a few owners, the main concern is the limited service network and spare parts availability. It’s fun, but you need to be okay with those challenges.

I bought the Keeway V302C for its cruiser style and fat tyres. The 298cc V-twin engine has a nice rumble and turns heads everywhere. The low seat makes it easy to ride in the city. But I feel the price is high for its segment, and servicing is not easily available. Still, the Harley-like look gives me joy.

The Keeway V302C is my cruiser dream on a budget. I always wanted a bike that has that laid-back, stretched-out riding feel, and this one delivers. The twin-cylinder engine sounds fantastic, and the fat tyres make it look powerful. I use it mostly for evening rides around town, and it turns heads everywhere I go. It’s stylish, comfortable, and makes me feel like I’m riding something far more expensive.

Weekend rides have become more fun with the Keeway V302C. Its low seat height and wide handlebar make the ride easy and relaxing. The twin-cylinder engine sounds great and gives a steady push on highways. It catches attention on the roads and feels comfortable even during long hours of riding.

I love the Keeway V302c’s design and performance, but I feel it’s slightly overpriced compared to what it offers. Some features are missing for this price range. Still, it’s a good bike for city riding and weekend trips.