HONDA BF5

Description

HONDA BF5

HONDA BF5 is a lightweight, portable 5-horsepower outboard motor, ideal for small boats like tenders, inflatables, and jon boats. It is known for its fuel efficiency, quiet operation, and reliability. 

• Portability: Weighing approximately 60 pounds, the BF5 is easy to carry, transport, and mount. It features redesigned carrying handles and a folding tiller handle for compact storage.
• Performance: Powered by a 127cc, 4-stroke, single-cylinder engine, the BF5 delivers strong low- to mid-range power. It also features a shallow-water drive capability, which allows you to tilt the motor up and reduce the risk of damage when operating in shallow areas.
• Fuel system: The motor comes with a built-in 1.5-liter fuel tank for convenience but also has the ability to connect to an external tank for longer trips.
• Charging system: An optional 6-amp, 12-volt charging system is available to power accessories like fish finders, GPS units, and running lights.
• Quiet and smooth: Honda’s design minimizes engine vibration transmitted to the tiller handle and transom, resulting in a smooth, quiet ride.
• Durability: The BF5 features a specialized four-layer corrosion protection process. A sacrificial anode is also installed to protect the engine from corrosion.
• Ease of use: The motor offers full forward, neutral, and reverse shifting. It also includes an oil alert system and a safety lockout feature that prevents the engine from starting in gear. 

• Engine type: 4-stroke, OHV, 1 cylinder / 2 valves.
• Displacement: 127 cc.
• Horsepower: 5 HP @ 5,000 RPM.
• Full throttle RPM range: 4,500–5,500 RPM.
• Cooling system: Water-cooled with a thermostat.
• Fuel delivery: Carburetor.
• Starting system: Recoil (manual pull-start).
• Available shaft lengths: Short (15″) and Long (20″).
• Weight (approx.): 60–62 pounds, depending on the shaft length.
• Internal fuel tank capacity: 1.5 L.
• Oil capacity: 0.55 L. 

• Small fishing boats that require a reliable and portable power source.
• Inflatables and dinghies due to its low weight and convenience.
• Sailboats as a dependable and quiet auxiliary motor.
• Boaters who need a lightweight, dependable outboard for leisure or emergency use