Yamaha Boats 210 AR for sale in Granite Bay, California United States of America

- Stock #***TONS of added extras Included!*** GREAT CONDITION - LOW HOURS - MOTIVATED SELLER! ****BRING OFFERS! ! !***** This 2011 Yamaha AR210 is powered by TWIN 1052 CC jetdrive engines (110 HP each) (Similar to a jet ski / personal water craft, but larger and more powerful.) The boat gets on plane faster than most outboard and inboard conventional boats.

- Stock #084813 - ***TONS of added extras Included!*** GREAT CONDITION - LOW HOURS - MOTIVATED SELLER! ****BRING OFFERS! ! !***** This 2011 Yamaha AR210 is powered by TWIN 1052 CC jetdrive engines (110 HP each) (Similar to a jet ski / personal water craft, but larger and more powerful.) The boat gets on plane faster than most outboard and inboard conventional boats. There is no trim required and you have independent control of each engine, making steering and docking easier. It also makes for fun maneuvers when towing a tube or wakeboards. ---KEY FEATURES--- *Trailer Included *Premium Sound System - (JL Marine Speakers Fusion MS-IP700i AM/FM/USB/VHF/AUX/iPod/iPhone/Android/SiriusXM-Ready Marine Stereo) *Thrust Vector XL steering fins (for better slow speed maneuverability) *Ve-Ve Trailer post guides *Tru-Locks *Dual Batteries w/ external charging port and charger ---FULL LIST OF ADDED EXTRAS INCLUDED--- *Basketball Hoop Kit *Anchor (front) *Sand anchor (rear) *Two sets of tow ropes *Two towables (1 one person and 1 two person) *Several fenders with ropes for docking *Flush hoses *Fire extinguishers (2) and first aid kit *Tool kit *Manual bilge pump *Flag holder mounted on wake tower *Mirror mounted on wake tower *12V Towable pump *Fill in cushion to turn forward area into a bed *Shipping cover *Premium cover *Life jackets ---STANDARD FEATURES--- *Aluminum wakeboard tower *Integrated swim platform *Removable dinette table with two pedestals *Snap-in marine-grade carpet *Cupholder and hydro-turf mat at helm *Walk-through bow door *Integrated removable cooler *Bimini top *No wake mode ---MODEL DETAILS--- "Yamaha just can't seem to get enough of driving the competition crazy. Take the AR210 for example. It comes fully loaded with twin engines, ber safe jet propulsion, wakeboard tower, lots of storage, and their hallmark transom patio." Yamaha AR210 (2011-) Captain's Report (PROVIDED BY BOATTEST.COM) "The AR210 is Yamaha's "entry level" watersports boat. If this a "starter boat" with training wheels, we'd like to know what they are building for the old salts! The Layout Lowdown... The layout of the AR210 interior is not too startling as far as jet sportboats go, but it is functional. The bow is extra roomy thanks to the deck boat-style wide spoon bow that has the forward most seats spread apart enough to not knock knees. There's storage under the seats, grab handles and drink holders in all the right places as you would expect because of the fuller bow there is a little more room than found in more conventional shapes. Yamaha AR210 2011 Yamaha is the company that invented the "beach" stern. If you're a fan of beach boarding, the three step bow ladder will be a big hit, but I'd rather see four steps. The helm features a swivel bucket seat, full instrumentation and the rocker switches have circuit breakers right next to each switch. Yamaha surprisingly mounted the engine controls on the horizontal, which makes them much easier to use. I say "surprisingly," since they mount them at an angle on some of their other boats. So, in my book, this is a positive improvement. A New Direction The rest of the cockpit space is taken up with seating that wraps all the way around. Absent is the usual port side seat with the flip-flop backrest, or stand-alone pedestal seat. It's all lounge seating here so a forward facing companion is not an option unless they head to the bow. The seating arrangement is a slightly different direction for this model and it all has to do with focusing attention of what's happening off the transom. With the wake tower as standard and the tunes at 108 decibels, the dude on the towline will be cutting the mustard and be the center of attention. Perhaps next year Yamaha will simply face all of the seats aft except the skipper's. (Hold your applause, folks.) Yamaha AR210 2011 The Yamaha AR210 making tracts. Another bonus to this seating plan is underneath it all is mucho storage, in addition to a deck cooler and additional deck storage forward. The deck storage will not hold your skis and wakeboards, but this isn't a problem here, as in the port side compartment (where you might think a head goes) is storage that runs forward all the way under the port side bow seats. It's more than sufficient to hold all the long toys you'd care to bring aboard. She's Got Back... Everyone tries to imitate the Yamaha made-for-watersports transom that Yamaha introduced to the sport years ago. No matter what sportboat you buy, please tip your cap to Yamaha when see one drive buy because its designers are responsible for one of the most important sportboat design trends of the decade. A number of other builders are doing a pretty good job developing a functional stern, but none have yet to do it quite like Yamaha. The reason Yamaha's stern "beach" is so unique is because of its twin, low-profile jet-drive engines. Their low profile gives Yamaha the ability to build a boat without an engine box taking up valuable space where the action should be and is on the AR 210. Yamaha smartly exploits this advantage by creating a fabulous transom patio that seems to get better with every new model year. Yamaha AR210 2010 The wake tower is included in the price. Drive-Cleaning System In the upper level of the two tiered platforms, is a flush mounted door which leads to the jet intakes. If there's a clog in the system, chances are this is where the problem will be, and you can simply reach in and pull out the grass or whatever without having to get in the water, or dive underneath the boat. (You can't open it without the engine being off.) If one of your engines fouls, a sensor automatically shuts down that engine and gives you a warning alarm. This cleaning port is a great feature on all Yamaha jet boats and has been from the beginning, and it is one sorely lacking in some of the other production jet boats we've seen. Specifications... The Yamaha AR210 has a LOA of 21' (6.4 m), a beam of 8'6" (2.6 m), and a draft of only 16" (.4 m). She has a dry weight of 2,954 lb (1,340 kg) and she holds 50 gal (189 L) of fuel. This boat comes complete with the tower and trailer and a specific list of accessories, for just over $34,000. Take that number and compare it with any other boat on your short list, and see what you find. Yamaha AR210 2010 Yamaha is the largest selling jet boat brand. One thing that is lacking with this boat - and, in fact, with every other Yamaha boat - is an option list. There aren't any. If you want fewer options, such as deleting the wakeboard tower, you move to another "model." It's an unusual arrangement, but it works for them and for you, too. You pick the boat and its equipment offered in a model, or move on to another model which will have a slightly different matrix of gear. If no Yamaha boat has quite what you want, then add it in the aftermarket, or go to brand X. This way of doing things, we're told, helps keep production costs down, but more importantly it keeps down production confusion and mistakes in the product. (Yamaha jet boats are among the highest unit volume of all boats built.) It is sort of a built-in QC system. Yamaha AR210 2010 Hey, once you are done wakeboarding, put on your scuba gear. In the Age of the Internet, when the primary customers for your product are the very people who have been using computers since they were four years old, the last thing you want as a builder are product flaws and warranty complaints because they will be flying around the Internet faster than you can say Green Eggs and Ham. And when you look around at brands of anything bought by the 30-somethings and younger set and it has had decreasing sales during the last decade...well, bingo, you know what is happening. One More Thing... Not only is the Yamaha AR210 a well-built boat, but since Yamaha builds everything in-house (including the engine, drive, and electronics), there's no finger-pointing when something goes wrong. If that happens chances are it is either your fault or the builder's. And if it is not your fault, it's all Yamaha, so that gives you peace of mind when you walk out the door. In other words, there is no argument between the engine or drive maker and the builder as to who did what. Add the safety margin of jet drives and you've got yourself one heck of an "entry level" package. Yamaha AR210 (2011-) Test Result Highlights Top speed for the Yamaha AR210 (2011-) is 46.6 mph (75 kph), burning 16.4 gallons per hour (gph) or 62.07 liters per hour (lph). Best cruise for the Yamaha AR210 (2011-) is 31.1 mph (50.1 kph), and the boat gets 3.98 miles per gallon (mpg) or 1.69 kilometers per liter (kpl), giving the boat a cruising range of 180 miles (289.68 kilometers). Tested power is 2 x 1052 cc Yamaha Marine Engines." Please submit any and ALL offers - your offer may be accepted! Submit your offer today! At POP Yachts, we will always provide you with a TRUE representation of every vessel we market. We encourage all buyers to schedule a survey for an independent analysis. Any offer to purchase is ALWAYS subject to satisfactory survey results. 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