This is a well-maintained, low-hour Ri265 in a sharp Olive Metal Flake finish, loaded with features and ready to throw one of the biggest surf waves on the water from day one.
The Ri265 is built around Centurion's Opti-V 2.0 hull, which does something most hulls can't: it displaces a serious amount of water before you've even filled a drop of ballast. That translates to a bigger, cleaner surf wave earlier in the setup process, and a noticeably smoother ride when the lake gets choppy. This isn't just a comfortable hull, it's a performance hull that earns its keep whether you're surfing at sunrise or cruising home in the afternoon chop.
The Ramfill Boosted Ballast system on this platform is the real game-changer for surf families. We're talking close to 6,000 lbs of ballast that fills in under 90 seconds. You spend less time waiting and more time riding. The wave you get out of a loaded Ri265 is long, powerful, and dialed in, exactly what you need whether your teenager is learning to go rope-free or pushing their surf skills to the next level.
The power tower on this unit is a genuine upgrade over what you'll find on most boats. It's a motorized design that raises and lowers at the press of a button, and it stays parallel to the floor throughout its range of motion so the shade actually tracks where you need it. The Bombshell 2.0 board racks keep your boards organized and secure, and the integrated hangers mean wet gear stays off the seating. The touchscreen dash, front and rear cameras, and the surf left/surf right quick-set buttons on the control panel make this an easy boat to run, even with a full crew onboard.
The Mocha, Tan, Olive, and Black vinyl combination paired with Drift Wood flooring gives this Ri265 a warm, earthy look that holds up beautifully on the water and photographs well too. The Cobra Racing driver's seat is legitimately the most comfortable place to spend a long day driving, and the overall seating layout is designed to keep the whole group connected rather than scattered across the boat. Flip-up transom seating means the back of the boat becomes a real hangout spot when you're anchored up or waiting for a rider.
The heater is one of those features that quietly extends your season in a meaningful way. Early spring mornings, late September afternoons, those shoulder-season days that would otherwise feel marginal become genuinely comfortable. The integrated trash can and in-floor cooler are small things that add up to a much cleaner, more organized day on the water. The underwater transom lights are a nice touch for evening sessions, and the front boarding ladder makes getting back on the boat from the water effortless for everyone in the family.
At 243 hours, this Ri265 has been broken in but has a lot of life ahead of it, and the condition reflects an owner who genuinely took care of it. The Olive Metal Flake color combination is distinctive without being loud, and the feature set, touchscreen dash, cameras, power tower, heater, board racks, and 18-inch wheels, means you're not giving anything up compared to stepping into a new build. At $174,900, this is a smart way into one of the most capable surf boats Centurion has ever built.
If you want to see this one in person or take it for a demo, reach out and we'll get you on the water.
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