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2011 Bayliner 175 BR Sold Boat in Roy, WA US

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175 BR

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17 feet

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Fiberglass/Reinforced

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2011 Bayliner 175 BR
Price$15,500$15,500$15,500$15,995$14,999$13,900
LocationRoyBelfairBelfairKenmoreKentBellevue
Nominal Length17'19'18'18'19'21'
Draft111'-----
Engine Make-TohatsuMercruiserMerCruiserMercruiser-
Total Engine Power-150 hp-135 hp190 hp-
Days on Market3591226657203663
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Nominal Length
17ft
Length Overall
17ft
Beam
6ft
Max Draft
111ft
Dry Weight
1907lb
Hull Material
fiberglass
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Bayliner 175 BR: BoatTEST Review

Reviewed by Jeff Hammond

Boat Test Review on BoatTest.com

Overview

The Bayliner 175 Bowrider is recognized as Bayliner's most popular model, known for its compact size and versatile features. This detailed walkthrough and performance review explores the boat's design, amenities, and on-water capabilities to determine whether its reputation for delivering good value in a small package holds true.

Exterior Design and Deck Features

The 175 Bowrider offers an optional extended swim platform that adds 23 inches to the overall length, enhancing boarding convenience with a three-step ladder positioned on the starboard side, aligned with the helm. The platform design includes a small cutaway port for clear visibility of the outdrive beneath. Stainless steel engine vents and a non-skid cap rail encircle the cockpit, contributing to both aesthetics and safety. The engine box has been thoughtfully updated with a non-skid surface on top, a recessed utility area, dual drink holders, and tie-down points suitable for securing items such as tubes. A fire extinguisher discharge port is integrated on the side, and gas-assist struts facilitate easy access for maintenance. The engine box's lowered profile further simplifies service tasks. Open bulwarks along the cockpit sides provide additional storage and utility, enhanced by bungee cords ideal for securing life jackets or other gear. For those opting for the Flight Series package, the boat includes the extended swim platform, a wakeboard tower, and distinctive hull side graphics.

Interior and Helm Layout

Inside the cockpit, the helm area features a bucket seat that swivels and slides, designed without wraparound sides to allow easy movement. Opposite the helm, back-to-back seating can be laid flat to expand usable space. Passenger amenities include a stereo system with an MP3 port, a 12-volt power supply, storage compartments, and drink holders. The helm seat is positioned relatively low, which results in higher engine controls but offers an unobstructed view through the windshield without interference from the frame. The dashboard layout is straightforward and functional, featuring a speedometer, tachometer, and embedded gauges, complemented by lighted toggle switches and tilt steering. The walk-through windshield is padded to prevent vibration when closed and includes rubber stoppers to avoid slamming when open, supported by robust windshield supports capable of bearing significant weight. Additional features such as a sunshade extension over the gauges and a strap to secure the windshield in the open position were noted as potential improvements. Forward in the bow area, storage compartments reside beneath the seats, though the seating arrangement is better suited for facing forward rather than across due to the limited distance between cushions.

Power and Performance

Powered by a Mercruiser 3.0 TKS engine delivering 135 horsepower, the Bayliner 175 Bowrider demonstrated commendable performance during testing. The boat's empty weight is 1,923 pounds, with a test displacement of 2,358 pounds including half fuel, two passengers, and test equipment. Top speed reached 41.4 miles per hour at 4,500 rpm, with a fuel consumption of 10.7 gallons per hour, yielding a range of approximately 73 miles. The optimal cruising speed was identified near 26.5 miles per hour at 3,000 rpm, where fuel efficiency improved to 5.7 miles per gallon and range extended to 108 miles with a 10% fuel reserve. Acceleration was brisk, with the boat planing in 3.7 seconds, reaching 20 miles per hour in 6.2 seconds, and 30 miles per hour in 9.2 seconds. The bow rises about 17 degrees upon throttle application, yet visibility remains unobstructed due to the boat's compact size. Trim adjustments effectively reduce spray at the helm, pushing it toward the stern. The boat's handling is characterized by gentle, predictable turns and a natural deceleration that enhances safety, making it suitable for novice operators and family use. Notably, the boat maintains its heading well during deceleration, avoiding wandering tendencies common in similar-sized vessels.

Wakeboarding Capability

Despite its modest size and 135 horsepower engine, the 175 Bowrider equipped with the wakeboard tower proved capable of towing a 200-pound wakeboarder effectively. The boat maintained a steady, straight course while providing sufficient wake for the rider to perform jumps and maneuvers. This performance confirms the boat's versatility and suitability for recreational wakeboarding activities.

Conclusion

The Bayliner 175 Bowrider exemplifies how a small boat can deliver a well-rounded package combining thoughtful design, practical features, and solid performance. Its safety-oriented handling, efficient powertrain, and functional layout contribute to its popularity. Additionally, its capability to support wakeboarding expands its recreational appeal. Overall, the 175 Bowrider offers a compelling option for those seeking a compact, versatile runabout.

Rating: 4.1 out of 5

Overview from around the web 2011 Bayliner 175 BR

Customers praise the 2011 Bayliner 175 BR for its versatility and user-friendly design

Many highlight its spacious bowrider layout, which comfortably accommodates family and friends for day trips on the water. Owners appreciate the smooth handling and reliable performance of its engine, making it suitable for both leisurely cruising and watersports activities. The boat’s ample storage compartments and convenient features, such as a swim platform and easy boarding steps, receive positive mentions for enhancing the overall boating experience. Additionally, users often note the attractive styling and quality construction that Bayliner is known for, making the 175 BR a popular choice among entry-level and experienced boaters alike.

The Biggest Pros and Cons

The 2011 Bayliner 175 BR is a popular bowrider known for its versatility and value. Here are some pros and cons to consider:

Pros

Affordable Price: Offers great value for a family-friendly recreational boat.

Spacious Bow Seating: Comfortable bowrider layout with ample seating for passengers.

Easy Handling: Lightweight and maneuverable, making it ideal for beginners.

Versatile Use: Suitable for water sports, cruising, and fishing.

Decent Storage: Multiple compartments to stow gear and personal items.

Reliable Engine Options: Typically equipped with a fuel-efficient and dependable engine.

Cons

Limited Cabin Space: Lacks a cabin, so no overnight accommodations.

Basic Features: Fewer luxury amenities compared to newer or higher-end models.

Moderate Power: Engine performance may feel underpowered for advanced water sports.

Smaller Size: May feel cramped with larger groups on board.

Minimal Electronics: Basic dashboard instrumentation with limited advanced electronics.

Made For

The 2011 Bayliner 175 BR is perfect for individuals or families seeking an affordable, versatile, and easy-to-handle bowrider. It's ideal for those who enjoy day boating, water sports, and relaxing cruises on lakes, rivers, or coastal waters. Its spacious layout and user-friendly features make it a great choice for beginners and experienced boaters alike looking for a reliable and fun vessel for weekend adventures.

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