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Bayliner 225 Bowrider
Estimated price for orientation: 34 990 $
Category: Motorboats
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Description State: NSW Hull Material: Fibreglass Length: 24 ft Year: 2005 Brand: Bayliner Included Items: Anchor, Fire Extinguishers, Flares, GPS, Inboard Motor, Radios, Registration, Trailer
Vessel is located at Eleebana. Newcastle
252.1 HoursLength overall (LOA) 22'1" (6.73 m)Beam 8'6" (2.59 m)Dead rise 20°Approximate weight w/standard engine 1,528 kgLength rigged 23'11" (7.29 m)Draft hull 1'6" (.46 m)Draft max 2'9" (.84 m)Bridge clearance 4'3" (1.3 m)Bridge clearance max 7'4" (2.24 m)Fuel capacity 50 gal (189.3 L)Water capacity 10 gal (37.8 L)AM/FM Stereo / Controller: Waterproof 120-watt CD PlayerBeverage HoldersBow: Converts to Sun lounger w/Filler Cushions - Storage BelowCooler (36-Qt.)Courtesy LightsHinged Seatbacks: w/Storage BehindIn-Floor Ski/Wakeboard Storage: w/Gas-Assist LiftMoulded Steps: Cockpit Entry from TransomMoulded Tub: w/Moulded Locking LidPort Double Seating: w/Rear-Facing Seat - Converts to SunloungeStarboard Bucket Seat: Swivels 180° w/Flip-Up BolsterStarboard Hull Side StorageTableTrash ReceptacleU-Lounger Aft Seating12V Navigation LightsAnchor & Rod StorageBow & Transom Eyes (3)Custom GraphicsFiberglass Floor LinerFuel Fill Deck Fitting: (Stainless Steel) w/Integral VentIntegral Transom Swim Platform: w/Stainless Steel 3-Step LadderMooring CleatsSafety HandholdsStainless Steel Gunwale MouldingStainless Steel Ski Tow RingStainless Steel Thru-Hull FittingsTwo-Tone Gel-Coated HullWraparound Windshield: w/Tempered Safety Glass12V Accessory OutletConcealed HornCustom-Formed Dash Panel: w/Non-Glare BrowInstrumentation:- Fuel Gauge- Oil Pressure Gauge- Speedometer- Tachometer- Water Temperature Gauge- Trim Gauge- VoltmeterPower-Assisted Rack & Pinion SteeringSide-Mounted Engine Control: w/Trim & Tilt Switch in HandleTilt Steering Bayliner's 225 bowrider is a trailerable bowrider big enough for the neighbours to join you while you enjoy some of the best times of your life. More than likely, if you are looking at this model, you have owned or at least have been driving a smaller bowrider for a while and are looking for additional space and more amenities. If this is the case, you will find them in this Bayliner.
Bayliner has employed opposite-facing seats in some of its previous models, but those are usually closer to bucket-style seating.The seats found on the 225 are a doublewide version that is almost wide enough to seat two people. The bench seat facing backward butts right up to the L-shaped settee that wraps around the back side of the boat. In effect, this turns the settee into a J-shaped seating area, and it allows you to lean back on the bench as your legs take up one full side of the settee. Moreover, the rear-facing seat can convert to a sunlounge.The 225's 8-foot, 6-inch beam-forward design gives the boat an extremely spacious feel.The bow is so wide that it's almost crescent-shaped, rather than coming to a point. The settee at the bow is more U-shaped than the standard V-shaped settee you find on most bowriders, and a notch in the deck allows a pedestal table to serve the space if you wish.In addition to the four cup holders built into the table, two cup holders are built into each side of the settee.As you stroll back from the bow, you must step through the walk-through windshield, which has a reinforcement rod on each side of the hatch, ensuring the unit's stability.The helm console is to starboard, as you'd expect, with a full set of instrumentation that includes a speedometer, a tachometer, a voltmeter, and fuel, trim, water temperature and oil pressure gauges. Overall, the helm is simple but not unsightly.Step over to the passenger-side console and you start to see where Bayliner has taken some chances with the layout. Instead of a matching bucket seat, like the one that serves the helm console, there are two opposite-facing bench settees that face forward and backward.Contact Jim Sommers Marine Sale Solutions0477 11 12 13
Description
| State: | NSW | Hull Material: | Fibreglass |
| Length: | 24 ft | Year: | 2005 |
| Brand: | Bayliner | Included Items: | Anchor, Fire Extinguishers, Flares, GPS, Inboard Motor, Radios, Registration, Trailer |
Vessel is located at Eleebana. Newcastle
252.1 HoursLength overall (LOA) 22'1" (6.73 m)Beam 8'6" (2.59 m)Dead rise 20°Approximate weight w/standard engine 1,528 kgLength rigged 23'11" (7.29 m)Draft hull 1'6" (.46 m)Draft max 2'9" (.84 m)Bridge clearance 4'3" (1.3 m)Bridge clearance max 7'4" (2.24 m)Fuel capacity 50 gal (189.3 L)Water capacity 10 gal (37.8 L)AM/FM Stereo / Controller: Waterproof 120-watt CD PlayerBeverage HoldersBow: Converts to Sun lounger w/Filler Cushions - Storage BelowCooler (36-Qt.)Courtesy LightsHinged Seatbacks: w/Storage BehindIn-Floor Ski/Wakeboard Storage: w/Gas-Assist LiftMoulded Steps: Cockpit Entry from TransomMoulded Tub: w/Moulded Locking LidPort Double Seating: w/Rear-Facing Seat - Converts to SunloungeStarboard Bucket Seat: Swivels 180° w/Flip-Up BolsterStarboard Hull Side StorageTableTrash ReceptacleU-Lounger Aft Seating12V Navigation LightsAnchor & Rod StorageBow & Transom Eyes (3)Custom GraphicsFiberglass Floor LinerFuel Fill Deck Fitting: (Stainless Steel) w/Integral VentIntegral Transom Swim Platform: w/Stainless Steel 3-Step LadderMooring CleatsSafety HandholdsStainless Steel Gunwale MouldingStainless Steel Ski Tow RingStainless Steel Thru-Hull FittingsTwo-Tone Gel-Coated HullWraparound Windshield: w/Tempered Safety Glass12V Accessory OutletConcealed HornCustom-Formed Dash Panel: w/Non-Glare BrowInstrumentation:- Fuel Gauge- Oil Pressure Gauge- Speedometer- Tachometer- Water Temperature Gauge- Trim Gauge- VoltmeterPower-Assisted Rack & Pinion SteeringSide-Mounted Engine Control: w/Trim & Tilt Switch in HandleTilt Steering Bayliner's 225 bowrider is a trailerable bowrider big enough for the neighbours to join you while you enjoy some of the best times of your life. More than likely, if you are looking at this model, you have owned or at least have been driving a smaller bowrider for a while and are looking for additional space and more amenities. If this is the case, you will find them in this Bayliner.
Bayliner has employed opposite-facing seats in some of its previous models, but those are usually closer to bucket-style seating.The seats found on the 225 are a doublewide version that is almost wide enough to seat two people. The bench seat facing backward butts right up to the L-shaped settee that wraps around the back side of the boat. In effect, this turns the settee into a J-shaped seating area, and it allows you to lean back on the bench as your legs take up one full side of the settee. Moreover, the rear-facing seat can convert to a sunlounge.The 225's 8-foot, 6-inch beam-forward design gives the boat an extremely spacious feel.The bow is so wide that it's almost crescent-shaped, rather than coming to a point. The settee at the bow is more U-shaped than the standard V-shaped settee you find on most bowriders, and a notch in the deck allows a pedestal table to serve the space if you wish.In addition to the four cup holders built into the table, two cup holders are built into each side of the settee.As you stroll back from the bow, you must step through the walk-through windshield, which has a reinforcement rod on each side of the hatch, ensuring the unit's stability.The helm console is to starboard, as you'd expect, with a full set of instrumentation that includes a speedometer, a tachometer, a voltmeter, and fuel, trim, water temperature and oil pressure gauges. Overall, the helm is simple but not unsightly.Step over to the passenger-side console and you start to see where Bayliner has taken some chances with the layout. Instead of a matching bucket seat, like the one that serves the helm console, there are two opposite-facing bench settees that face forward and backward.Contact Jim Sommers Marine Sale Solutions0477 11 12 13
252.1 HoursLength overall (LOA) 22'1" (6.73 m)Beam 8'6" (2.59 m)Dead rise 20°Approximate weight w/standard engine 1,528 kgLength rigged 23'11" (7.29 m)Draft hull 1'6" (.46 m)Draft max 2'9" (.84 m)Bridge clearance 4'3" (1.3 m)Bridge clearance max 7'4" (2.24 m)Fuel capacity 50 gal (189.3 L)Water capacity 10 gal (37.8 L)AM/FM Stereo / Controller: Waterproof 120-watt CD PlayerBeverage HoldersBow: Converts to Sun lounger w/Filler Cushions - Storage BelowCooler (36-Qt.)Courtesy LightsHinged Seatbacks: w/Storage BehindIn-Floor Ski/Wakeboard Storage: w/Gas-Assist LiftMoulded Steps: Cockpit Entry from TransomMoulded Tub: w/Moulded Locking LidPort Double Seating: w/Rear-Facing Seat - Converts to SunloungeStarboard Bucket Seat: Swivels 180° w/Flip-Up BolsterStarboard Hull Side StorageTableTrash ReceptacleU-Lounger Aft Seating12V Navigation LightsAnchor & Rod StorageBow & Transom Eyes (3)Custom GraphicsFiberglass Floor LinerFuel Fill Deck Fitting: (Stainless Steel) w/Integral VentIntegral Transom Swim Platform: w/Stainless Steel 3-Step LadderMooring CleatsSafety HandholdsStainless Steel Gunwale MouldingStainless Steel Ski Tow RingStainless Steel Thru-Hull FittingsTwo-Tone Gel-Coated HullWraparound Windshield: w/Tempered Safety Glass12V Accessory OutletConcealed HornCustom-Formed Dash Panel: w/Non-Glare BrowInstrumentation:- Fuel Gauge- Oil Pressure Gauge- Speedometer- Tachometer- Water Temperature Gauge- Trim Gauge- VoltmeterPower-Assisted Rack & Pinion SteeringSide-Mounted Engine Control: w/Trim & Tilt Switch in HandleTilt Steering Bayliner's 225 bowrider is a trailerable bowrider big enough for the neighbours to join you while you enjoy some of the best times of your life. More than likely, if you are looking at this model, you have owned or at least have been driving a smaller bowrider for a while and are looking for additional space and more amenities. If this is the case, you will find them in this Bayliner.
Bayliner has employed opposite-facing seats in some of its previous models, but those are usually closer to bucket-style seating.The seats found on the 225 are a doublewide version that is almost wide enough to seat two people. The bench seat facing backward butts right up to the L-shaped settee that wraps around the back side of the boat. In effect, this turns the settee into a J-shaped seating area, and it allows you to lean back on the bench as your legs take up one full side of the settee. Moreover, the rear-facing seat can convert to a sunlounge.The 225's 8-foot, 6-inch beam-forward design gives the boat an extremely spacious feel.The bow is so wide that it's almost crescent-shaped, rather than coming to a point. The settee at the bow is more U-shaped than the standard V-shaped settee you find on most bowriders, and a notch in the deck allows a pedestal table to serve the space if you wish.In addition to the four cup holders built into the table, two cup holders are built into each side of the settee.As you stroll back from the bow, you must step through the walk-through windshield, which has a reinforcement rod on each side of the hatch, ensuring the unit's stability.The helm console is to starboard, as you'd expect, with a full set of instrumentation that includes a speedometer, a tachometer, a voltmeter, and fuel, trim, water temperature and oil pressure gauges. Overall, the helm is simple but not unsightly.Step over to the passenger-side console and you start to see where Bayliner has taken some chances with the layout. Instead of a matching bucket seat, like the one that serves the helm console, there are two opposite-facing bench settees that face forward and backward.Contact Jim Sommers Marine Sale Solutions0477 11 12 13