We Are Happy For:
Completely new & good looking sports model in our market. We hope for the reliability & durability considering its sibling KP150’s track record.
Very much stable on high speed, extreme cornering and extreme braking.
Comfortable seating both for rider and the pillion; and both suspension ensures comfort.
Very much effective aerodynamic body cowling, very much stable on heavy wind pressure even passing through cross wind with high speed.
Aggressive acceleration even at higher gears.
The fluorescent bright LED projection head lamp DC operated and works nice even at dark highways.
We Have Noted Out:
KPR is the bike of nice acceleration at any gear but top speed is comparatively low where we have expected more.
Too much heavy to control at low speed, particularly moving through heavy traffic.
Steering turning radius is narrow. Turning and moving back is a hassle in narrow and curvy space.
Controlling on pebble, sand or mud is really a big deal due to weight and narrow steering radius and of-course for raw acceleration. New riders should be careful about that.
First gear is quite stiff; sometime it is hassle to get neutral position.
The front mud guard is way too small and in rainy season it often blocks the radiator grill with mud so you need to clean it often.
There is only one trip meter which unpleasantly gets zero after 999 kilometers. And there is no top speed recorder.
Horn is nice but there is no space to attach extra horn or signals.
Just like Lifan KP150, KPR150 still has the issue of overheating though as we have seen with KP that it isn’t too big a factor and creates no issues with the performance of the bike.