Moto-Ski Nuvik 300 Snowmobile (1975-1977)

The Moto-Ski Nuvik 300, produced from 1975 to 1977, was positioned as an economical snowmobile, making it an accessible choice for recreational riders. It consistently featured a reliable Rotax 295cc twin-engine across all model years, known for its performance and serviceability. The 1975 Nuvik 300 was introduced as an upgrade, designed to be Moto-Ski's equivalent to the Ski-Doo Olympique. A significant shift occurred in March 1975 with Bombardier's acquisition of Moto-Ski. Consequently, while the 1976 Nuvik 300 retained some traditional Moto-Ski design elements like its distinctive hood and center-drive cleated track, it was one of the last models to do so before full integration. The 1977 Nuvik 300 fully embraced Bombardier engineering, with many mechanical components becoming interchangeable with its Ski-Doo counterparts, though it continued to use the proven Rotax 295cc twin-engine. During this period, other Nuvik models with larger engines (340cc, 440cc) were also introduced, offering riders more power and comfort options. Q: How do I ensure I'm selecting the correct parts for my Moto-Ski Nuvik 300?

A: To guarantee a perfect fit, please use the year and edition selector at the top of this page. This will filter parts specifically compatible with your snowmobile.

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