Allstate SR 250

Introducing the 1965 Allstate SR 250, a quintessential entry in the allround motorcycle category that captures the essence of mid-20th century motorcycling. Designed for practicality and versatility, the SR 250 is a symbol of the era's burgeoning interest in two-stroke engines and lightweight design. With its charming vintage appeal, this motorcycle appeals to both collectors and enthusiasts alike, offering a unique blend of style, performance, and reliability that is hard to find in modern machines. At the heart of the Allstate SR 250 lies a robust single-cylinder, two-stroke engine boasting a displacement of 250cc. Producing a commendable 16 horsepower at 5800 RPM, the SR 250 delivers an exhilarating ride, reaching a top speed of 80 km/h (49.7 mph). The engine's simplicity, coupled with a carburettor fuel system and air cooling, ensures ease of maintenance, making it ideal for riders who appreciate straightforward mechanics. The bike's lightweight frame, tipping the scales at just 140.2 kg (309 pounds), offers an impressive power-to-weight ratio of 0.1142 HP/kg, resulting in agile handling and a spirited ride through urban streets or winding backroads. The 1965 Allstate SR 250 is equipped with features that enhance both comfort and control. Its telescopic front suspension absorbs bumps and dips in the road, while the reliable expanding drum brakes—both front and rear—provide effective stopping power. This motorcycle's design reflects a commitment to user-friendly technology, allowing riders to focus on the joy of the ride rather than complex systems. With its charming aesthetics and functional design, the SR 250 stands as a testament to a time when motorcycles were built for the sheer pleasure of riding. **