Authorized Honda Outboard Dealership
The best things come in small packages and that’s especially true with Honda’s BF2.3, one of the world’s lightest four-stroke outboards. The BF2.3 is so light, it rivals many two-stroke 2hp engines and electric motors, without the battery! But just because it’s lightweight doesn’t mean Honda cuts back on the power. The BF2.3 features 15% more power over its predecessor. Plus Honda adds a 12% larger internal gas tank, which provides for about one hour of operation at wide open throttle. It’s a technologically advanced design that gives you power and performance – without sacrificing portability.
KEY FEATURES
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- Lightweight and Compact
- Easy to Carry and Install
- More Power without Sacarificing Portability
- Centrifugal Clutch for Better Performance
- Precise Throttle Control
- 360° Swivel Steering for Added Manueverability
- Convenient Fold Down Tiller
- Steering Friction Adjustment
- Adjustable Trim
- Easy Starting
- Internal Fuel Tank for Easier Portability
- Easy Maintenance
- Sheer and Cotter Pin Keeper
- Dual Lockable Transom Clamps
- Forced Air Cooled Engine – No Water Pump Worries
- 4-Front Corrosion Protection System that Fights the Elements
MOTOR SPECIFICATIONS
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- Engine Type: Honda BF2.3DHLCH Four Stroke
- Horsepower: 2.3hp
- Cylinders: 1 cyl
- Shaft Length: 20″ Long
- Steering: Tiller
- Starter: Manual
- Weight: 31 lbs
- Tilt Range: 75°
- Trim Range: 4-Stages – 5°, 10°,15°, 20°
- Full Throttle Range: 5000 – 6000 rpm
- Displacement: 57.2 cc
- Induction System: Carb
- Cooling System: Forced Air
- Warranty: Honda Marine 5-Year Warranty
STANDARD FEATURES
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- 3-Blade Plastic Propeller (Diameter x Pitch: 7.25 x 4.75 inches)
- Internal Fuel Tank (.29 gal)
- Stop Switch Lanyard
- Owner’s Manual
MPN: 660730
Model: BF2.3DHLCH
Horsepower: 2.3hp
Throttle / Shift: Tiller
Starter: Manual
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