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How to Install Additional Lights on the Keeway RKF 125

Model: Keeway Rkf 125
Part: Accessory kit

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This guide shows how to install additional lights on the Keeway RKF 125. This operation may void the vehicle's warranty. After removing the motorcycle seat, you need to take off the front fairings; to do this, remove the side panel on the working side using the two 4 mm hex screws and the cross-head screw located under the seat.

The fairing can be removed after unscrewing the fixing screws. From inside the fairing, you can unscrew the three fixing screws to expose the light housing.

By drilling a hole in the bottom of the housing, you can pass the LED strip through and position it so that it stays secure in the housing. Refit the fairing in position and connect the LEDs to the battery.


Updated on 23 April 2026 by ScegliAuto


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