Keeway Sixties 300i: Same Price, Other Options

If the newly launched Keeway Sixties 300i doesn’t get you excited, here are some similarly priced alternatives

Keeway unveiled three two-wheelers for the Indian market recently, and after a brief waiting period of 10 days, Keeway has revealed the prices of its scooters in the market. The Sixties 300i, a retro scooter, has been priced at Rs 2,99,000 (introductory, ex-showroom). If you find the Sixties 300i too expensive for a scooter, then you’d be glad to know there are several alternatives within the price point, ranging from neo-retro nakeds to ADVs that you could go for: 

1. KTM 390 Duke - Rs 2,94,082: 

Retailing at Rs 2,94,082 (ex-showroom Delhi), this mad machine from KTM costs Rs 4,918 less than the scooter. Not only that, it has a colossal 24.8PS and 18Nm more on tap. It is by far the most performance-packed motorcycle in its segment, and if you want nothing but brute power and sprightly dynamics, the KTM 390 Duke is one of the best bets at this price.

2. Royal Enfield Interceptor 650 - Rs 2,88,815 

The base variants of the Royal Enfield Interceptor retail at Rs 2,88,815 (ex-showroom Delhi), making it Rs 10,185 less pricier than the scooter. Apart from saving money and getting more than twice the displacement, you get an entire extra cylinder. At 47.65PS and 52Nm, it packs enough power and torque to sustain triple digit speeds effortlessly. If you’re looking to enjoy the big-bike experience at an affordable price point you should definitely have a look at the Interceptor 650. 

3. BMW G 310 GS

ADVs make one’s life easy, especially on the miserable roads we have. One such ADV that you can have a look at is the BMW G 310 GS. At Rs 3,05,000 (ex-showroom Delhi) you can get yourself a comfortable tourer that doesn’t shy away from taking the trails. This Beemer is perfect for those who crave for the SUV-like stance, and mile-munching capabilities offered by ADVs. 

4.  KTM RC 390 - Rs 3,13,922

If you like your motorcycles faired, the recently launched KTM RC 390 might charm you. Carrying a price tag of Rs 3,13,922, it’s Rs 14,922 more expensive than the Sixties 300i. But for the extra money, the 2022 KTM RC 390 offers a whole range of electronics like traction control , Quickshifter, lean-angle sensitive ABS with Supermoto mode, a TFT display that has bluetooth connectivity and even adjustable handlebars. If tech-loaded bikes with track-scorching performance are what you like, this supersport might just be the one for you.

5. Honda CB 300R

A price tag of Rs 2,77,000 (ex-showroom Delhi) makes this bike Rs 22,000 cheaper than the Sixties 300i. This neo-retro bike from Honda can charm you with its retro appeal and impress you with its modernity, thanks to its modern, liquid-cooled engine. At 144kg, it is also one of the lightest bikes in its segment. If you’re looking for a stylish neo-retro with sprightly performance,  you can walk to the nearest BigWing dealership and get one for yourself.