2012 XS RIB 650 Mercury 150hp engine

RIBs for Sale are pleased to introduce this awesome 2012 XS 650 RIB fitted with a Mercury 150hp engine and trailer.

With a rugged and practical design, this XS-650 RIB is a perfect example of a second hand boat which will deliver great performance and be the perfect RIB for a variety of uses. Powered by the popular Mercury Four stroke outboard engine (putting out 150HP) and designed with a deep-V hull this boat will have good control and has everything you need to get out on the water.

The XS-650 RIB has plenty of storage space, with room underneath all four jockey seats and underneath the bow seat, there is also storage space in the transom. The well designed non-slip deck is easy to clean and ideal for those using the boat for commercial purposes. This RIB has been finished to a high standard with good quality stainless steel fittings and a large GPSmap XS Chart-plotter top mounted to the console.

Often used by sailing clubs as a safety boat, the XS-RIBs brand is known for combining reliability and safety, this boat would be well suited to a rescue role. It would also make an ideal dive boat, with the large amounts of storage space and large deck area there is plenty of room to manoeuvre – with the added benefits of strong construction means this boat is very robust. This boat has been designed for use in Northern Europe in harsh condition, meaning that it would be right at home in choppy and rougher waters right the way round the UK.

This XS 650 RIB is expected to be extremely popular, as such an early viewing is strongly recommended. Call Rob or Gareth on 023 92397000 for further details.

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