2017 Bayliner Pleasure Model 210 with 150 Horsepower

Overview
The 2017 Bayliner Pleasure with a 150-horsepower outboard is a compact, day-boat style model intended for family cruising, watersports and general recreational use. In factory-default form it is aimed at providing a straightforward, comfortable on-water experience with the durable, low-maintenance components Bayliner typically fits to its entry-level runabout models.

Factory-default features (typical)
Note: exact fitments and options can vary by VIN and dealer-specified packages. The list below summarizes the common factory-default equipment and finishes Bayliner supplied on similar 2017 models paired with a 150 HP outboard.

- Propulsion and drivetrain
- Single 150-horsepower outboard engine as the standard factory-installed powerplant (commonly supplied by a mainstream marine engine manufacturer as a dealer-installed or factory option).
- Remote throttle and shift controls mounted at the helm.
- Mechanical tilt/trim system (with trim gauge at the helm).
- Engine cowl and cowling finishes matched to the boat’s factory color scheme.

- Hull and deck
- Fiberglass hull with molded nonskid decks.
- Integral swim platform molded into the transom (often with a molded-in step or provision for an add-on boarding ladder).
- Stainless-steel rub rail and stainless hardware in exposed locations (cleats, handrails).

- Cockpit layout and seating
- Forward bow seating area with cushions and removable filler cushions to create a forward sun/deck lounge.
- Bench seating in the cockpit with storage underneath.
- Helm seat with bolster for the driver.
- Marine-grade vinyl upholstery in factory color combinations, with foam cushions and sewn seams designed for outdoor use.

- Helm and instrumentation
- Tilt steering wheel.
- Analog gauges (tachometer, speedometer, fuel gauge and trim indicator) integrated into a molded dash.
- Basic switch panel for electrical systems (lights, bilge pump, horn, etc.).
- Standard windscreen/windscreen walk-through (on bowrider variants) with stainless or aluminum frame.
- Compass may be included as standard on some builds.

- Storage and convenience
- Multiple lockable or non-lockable storage compartments: bow anchor locker, under-seat storage, glove box.
- Built-in cup holders and beverage trays.
- Ski/wake tower is not standard on most factory configurations but tow eyes or a factory tow pylon point may be provided for watersports.

- Canvas and covers
- Factory Bimini top and boot typically offered as standard or common factory option, with mounting hardware and storage straps.
- Optional cockpit or mooring cover sold through dealers (verify original equipment).

- Electrical and lighting
- 12-volt battery with battery switch and wiring harness.
- Bilge pump (automatic float type or manual depending on exact build).
- USCG-compliant navigation lights and anchor light wired to the boat’s electrical system.
- Basic courtesy lighting in cabin/bow/cockpit areas.

- Safety and compliance
- Capacity plate (passenger and weight capacity) mounted visibly per factory specification.
- Fire extinguisher bracket provision and USCG-required safety placards.
- Non-skid deck surfaces in walking areas.

- Hull identification and documentation
- Hull Identification Number (HIN) and factory build plate with basic equipment list and manufacturing details.
- Owner’s manual and basic tool kit commonly supplied with new boats.

- Comfort and optional creature features (commonly offered at factory/dealer)
- Freshwater or raw-water washdown options on some builds.
- Factory stereo head unit and speakers may be included as a standard or packaged option on many 2017 Bayliner models.
- Optional towing pylon, extended swim platform, or boarding ladder upgrades available from the factory or dealer.

What to verify
Factory equipment and standard/optional items can vary by factory build, regional market and dealer-installed options. For an exact, authoritative list