Recent content by dirtbikeguy22

Thank you Richard - this is the information we needed! As shown in your photo a Sears identification plate was riveted into the center crossbeam. You should at the very least have the rivet holes in that location if the plate was removed to prove it was an Allstate.

I found that photo on facebook, and the person said they made it into a three-wheel.

I think we need someone with an actual obvious Allstate to see what they notice.

We need someone with a confirmed Allstate Sidekick to tell us exactly where. Usually on the frame and it would be somewhat obvious. You can see examples of model plates from other Sears Allstate brands here.

Allstate versions had mesh square panel sides, not solid square side panels. This one features the center stand holder as well. The only true indicator would be yellow paint, Allstate decals, mesh square side panels and possibly a model number from Sears (yet to be seen).

You will also notice the center rear kickstand holder on the example in this thread which also has a 'Sidekick' sticker wearing away on it.

I see! That is an interesting change. Thank you for the detailed clarification. Is the "Sidekick" version you have the 100 model? Here are other photos. Which I don't believe is an Allstate but has the center kickstand holder.

They also sold a Sidekick 100 which could be the same?

How do you know it is an Allstate version?

Not sure, typically all their catalog bikes were sold with a model number marked somewhere on the bike.

Was there a Sears model number on it anywhere?

searsallstateriders.com should have a lot of information about these mopeds