Moto-Ski Spirit 250 Snowmobile (1976-1983)

The Moto-Ski Spirit 250, produced from 1976 to 1983, was a lightweight, entry-level snowmobile renowned for its simplicity and reliability. Following Bombardier's acquisition of Moto-Ski in 1971, this model was essentially an orange-colored version of the Ski-Doo Elan, sharing its straightforward steel chassis and design philosophy. It was consistently powered by a Rotax 247cc single-cylinder, fan-cooled engine, typically rated around 12 horsepower, ensuring dependable performance for recreational use. Throughout its production, the Spirit 250 maintained a largely consistent design. While primarily offered as a single, basic model, some references to a "Spirit 250 M" exist across various years. However, no significant feature differences or upgrades associated with this "M" designation have been identified, suggesting it was likely a minor internal code rather than a distinct trim level. The main design consistency included a bogie wheel rear suspension and leaf-sprung skis. A notable distinction was the 1976 model, which featured an exclusive "peanut track" with a wave-like lug pattern, differing from the 15" x 114" track found on later models like the 1977 and 1980 Spirit 250. This track variation represents the most significant design change during its production run. FAQ:

Q: Is this product compatible with my Moto-Ski Spirit 250?

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