Polaris Colt 250 Snowmobile (1972-1978)

The Polaris Colt 250, a classic snowmobile produced from 1972 to 1978, was a popular model known for its reliability and performance in its class. Throughout its production run, it saw various engine configurations and design updates, catering to both standard and sport-oriented riders. Initially featuring a single-cylinder engine, the Colt 250 evolved to offer twin-cylinder options, reflecting advancements in snowmobile technology during this era. The 1972 model started with a 244cc single-cylinder engine. A significant design refresh occurred in 1973, aligning its styling with the successful TX race sleds and boosting the 250 single's horsepower. The most notable mechanical change arrived in 1975 with the introduction of a 250cc twin-cylinder free-air engine for both the standard Colt and Colt SS trims, alongside an advanced slide rail suspension. The years 1976 and 1977 presented a mix of single and twin-cylinder 250cc engine options, indicating a period of varied offerings before the series concluded in 1978. Trims primarily included the "Colt" and "Colt SS." FAQ:

Q: How do I ensure I'm selecting the correct parts for my Polaris Colt 250?

A: Due to variations in engine types and features across the 1972-1978 model years, please use our year and trim selector to find parts specifically compatible with your snowmobile.

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