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Searched for Keeway K Light 125 Problems - The Keeway K Light 125 has been reported to have several problems. One common issue is that the bike cuts out when the revs get low, such as when approaching traffic lights.
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Common Problems with the Keeway K Light 125: The Keeway K Light 125 has been reported to have several problems. One common issue is that the bike cuts out when the revs get low, such as when approaching traffic lights. This is often accompanied by a low idle position. Another problem is a lack of power and low recovery, especially when going uphill. Some riders have also experienced struggles with getting the revs up on hills during the engine's bedding-in period. Other complaints include dirty visors, dirty and crunchy chains, worn-out tires, and overdue oil changes. There have also been reports of poor quality tires, particularly the front one, which can cause the bike to wobble and twitch at any speed. Some potential buyers have expressed concerns about quality control issues, such as wiring problems.

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