These boats were built with a fiberglass deep-vee.
Bayliner vr5 vs. Well I thought I had narrowed my choice to the 21 H20 but decided to go and check out these Bayliner vr5 vr6. A larger version of our new VR5 the VR6 is also all about space and unparalleled roominess. 2001 Bayliner Capri 175 - Approx 500 Hours - 30L Mercruiser.
The 2016 Bayliner VR5 is a completely new bowrider which not only replaces the Bayliner 185 but also sets a new bar for all of this companys new modelsThe VR5 is built stronger handles waves better and has a much more advanced design than any previous runabout of this size built by Bayliner. This innovative runabout was a rebirth for the brand and the beginning of something new. The VR5 builds on Bayliners proven V-bottom bowrider heritage while adding form AND function.
In the morning we wife adult son and daughter and I tested a Yamaha AR210 and an SX190. Whether its a boat for watersports a stable platform for fishing or an open-bow boat for a weekend cruise theres no better choice than Bayliner. Max Horsepower 250 HP.
Forward the boat employs Bayliners category-leading BeamForward design which carries the full 8 feet of beam further forward in the boat than has been traditionally done. Bayliner Vr5 boats are typically used for day-cruising watersports and freshwater-fishing. It was given multiple awards and the accolades came piling in.
In my research lots of folks ask about jet vs prop - I just thought Id give a quick comparison of what I saw yesterday. The VR5 is the smaller model replacing the 185BR and the 195BR the 190BR OB lives on at a lower price point and the VR6 is the larger boat that will slot in where the departing 215BR used to reside. Should any water splash into the cockpit Bayliner built in a self-bailing liner to quickly whisk the water overboard.
Its freedom family and incomparable fun. When Bayliner first introduced their brand new VR5 in 2014 it immediately began to make waves in the industry. Forward the boat employs Bayliners category-leading BeamForward design which carries the full 8 feet of beam further forward in the boat than has been traditionally done.