Description

This 1984 Kawasaki KLT250-P1 is reportedly one of approximately 50 three-wheeled ATVs that were donated to the Olympic Planning Committee for law enforcement purposes at the 1984 Olympic Games in Los Angeles, California. The three-wheeler is finished in white with black script, and is equipped with a 249cc four-stroke single linked with a five-speed manual transmission. Features include an electric starter, a hard case trunk, a chrome rear rack and foot guards, a blue front pursuit light, a portable CB radio with mount, a 60-mph speedometer, a keyed ignition, a headlight with guard, a taillight, and a baton holder and baton on the right fork leg. This KLT250-P1 was acquired by the current owner in 2023, now shows 3.6 miles, and is offered at no reserve in Connecticut on dealer consignment for off-road use only with a Maglight, a first aid kit, an owner’s manual, a Kawasaki Law Enforcement Equipment brochure, a light blue blazer with the 1984 Olympics crest patch, removed bodywork, and a bill of sale.

The three-wheeler wears replacement white plastic bodywork with Police script in black on both rear fenders, all set over a black-finished twin-downtube frame. Features include a 3.4-gallon fuel tank located underneath the black solo seat, a headlight, a taillight, and rear mudflaps. Law enforcement equipment on the ATV includes a low-profile hard case trunk with a Kawasaki logo, a chrome-finished rear cargo rack, a hitch mount, a baton holder with a baton mounted on the right fork leg, a blue police pursuit light above the front fender, and chrome step/heel guards.

Steel wheels finished in white are mounted with older Dunlop tires. A leading-link fork with a stabilizer bar comprises the ATV’s only suspension. Braking is from drums at both ends.

The chrome handlebar features run and stop controls on the left as well as a thumb-operated throttle lever on the right. A keyed ignition with a three-position ignition switch is found on the faux fuel tank.

A three-channel, two-watt, portable Midland International CB radio is affixed to a cradle attached to the handlebar.

A 60-mph speedometer mounted to the left of the headlight bucket contains a five-digit odometer that shows 3.6 miles, approximately one of which has been ridden under current ownership.

The air-cooled 249cc SOHC single is equipped with an electric starter, electronic ignition, and a high-mount exhaust system that exits under the rear bodywork.

The ATV is equipped with a manual clutch, a five-speed transmission, and an enclosed drive chain. The Dual-Mode rear differential can be manually locked and unlocked.