Test de performanță SUV Riviera 465 (2023)

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Linia de SUV-uri Riviera combină performanța offshore și moștenirea modelelor flybridge ale companiei cu aspectul distractiv și profilul inferior al gamei Sport Yacht. SUV-ul este o barcă care poate face totul… o navă de utilitate sportivă. Citiți raportul căpitanului nostru aici: https://boattest.com/boats/riviera/465-suv2023 Nu sunteți membru BoatTEST? Înscrie-te acum și primești buletinul nostru informativ! Pentru mai multe informații, vizitați: https://www.boattest.com/ Alte companii: https://sovereignboatclub.com/ Urmărește-ne la: https://www.facebook.com/boattestcom/ https://www.instagram .com/boattestdotcom https://twitter.com/boattestVisit

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15 thoughts on “Test de performanță SUV Riviera 465 (2023)”

4:05
Wonderful helm set up.
Also, that was a great bow set up outside just earlier.
I wonder if there is any grab rails at the sides of the boat? Maybe a recessed grap area at the edge of the roof, as something to grab just incase, while also being hidden away, to avoid spoiling the view and wind drag of the side of the boat.

5:30
I like the fact that the little doors at the back of the boat are solid looking.
As in they look like they can stop small waves that try to flood the rear cockpit area, and maybe the interior of the boar itself. Great safety and ease of life feature.

That boat does look beautiful from the outside too.

Well done Captain Steve

I've noticed in multiple videos you mentioning that IPS drives are slow to turn, any chance you could do a technical video explaining why?

Not sure why any manufacturer is using that crappy Marinco halogen spotlight? It’s really hard to beat the performance of the ACR RCL-95 LED remote spotlight.

There isn't a features inspection on the website yet, but there is a "lifestyle profile" and its worse than any of us could have predicted. But the review is there and, yeah, quite brave to have a forward master on a modern 52' boat. Most boats in this size right down to about 45 feet have mid masters. I guess the low profile accounts for that.