• Brand : Brig
• Boat Model : Eagle 650
• Length(m) : 6.5
• Engine Make : Suzuki
• Engine Model : DF175 Drive-by-wire.
• Power(hp) : 175
• RIB age : 2019
• Year Built : 2019
• Engine Hours : 150hrs
• Tag No. : 1959
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RIBs For Sale are now offering this rather striking BRIG Eagle 650 RIB fitted with a drive-by-wire Suzuki DF175 Engine.  The Eagle 650 layout offers plenty of seating for all the family and the rear section can be protected by a Bimini shade on those sunny days!

The layout comprises of a forward seating area which includes a double front console seat, folding helm seats and a rear bench.  The console seats are great for those looking for a bit more excitement when moving at speed.   The forward seating space can be converted into a sun pad for the times you are chilling out at anchor.  All seating has storage beneath, so you have plenty of space to store all the beach stuff and a picnic.

The electronics are from Garmin and Fusion and include a GPS with depth, a VHF / DSC unit and a Radio / Bluetooth sound system.   Other notable specification includes a folding picnic table, transom shower and bathing ladder.

The power from the Suzuki DF175 will see her move briskly through the water and is plenty enough for towing.  To cater for the water sports enthusiast, there is a tow post for this as well as two low tow hooks that can accept a bridle for pulling ringos and the like.  This engine is operated with Suzuki’s drive-by-wire controls which are smooth and responsive.

BRIG RIBs are know to be stylish and well thought out, and this example shows how good a family RIB can be.

Call Tom or Gareth on 02392 397000 if you have any questions or would like to arrange a viewing.

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