Streamline 8200 Walkaround

The Streamline 8200 Walkaround tips the scales at less than two tonne, but with a dry, stable ride and a top speed of 33 knots on only 230hp, it's certainly no lightweight

LIGHT YET STRONGFUEL ECONOMY AND CUSTOM BUILDRIDING HIGHFITOUT, FEATURES AND FINISHHIGHS

Incredibly light-weight but strong build
Excellent fuel economy, easily towed
Spacious cockpit, fishable interior
Top finish inside and out
Good ride and handling
Ample storage about the boat

LOWS

Walkarounds a little narrow
Throttle and wheel not ideally positioned
Wheelhouse interior feels cramped
Radio mounting could be improved
Upper-end of the maxi-trailerable market

STREAMLINE 8200 WALKAROUND

PRICE AS TESTED: $159,000

OPTIONS FITTED

12V fridge, safety gear

PRICED FROM: $157,000 w/ twin 115hp Yamaha two-strokes

GENERAL

Material: Composite

Type: Symmetrical catamaran

Length: 8.2m

Beam: 2.5m

Draft: 0.3m

Deadrise: n/a

Weight: 1750kg

CAPACITIES

Rec/max HP: 2 x 115 / 2 x 150

Fuel: 400lt

Berths: Two

Water: 80lt

ENGINE

Make/Model: Yamaha

Type: V4 carburetted two-stroke outboard

Rated hp (ea): 115

Displacement (ea): 1730 cu cm

Weight (ea): 167kg

Gearbox ratio: 2:1

Props: s/s spline

SUPPLIER: Hervey Bay Marine Brokers, Urangan, Queensland, tel (07) 4194 6400 or visit herveybaymarinebrokers.com.au

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