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Our BF40 EFI and BF50 EFI will take you places, like the head of the class.

Honda BF50                                   movement of the throttle for vastly          fuel economy by allowing a leaner
                                             improved hole shots. This Honda              air-to-fuel mixture. At cruising
The BF40 and BF50 are an outstanding         exclusive is also available on the BF60      speeds, these engines burn up
combination of our legendary four-           through BF250.                               to 21% less fuel than comparatively
stroke engineering and our latest                                                         sized outboards.
outboard innovations. The result is          Then there’s Programmed                      They’re perfect for pontoon boats
the lightest, most compact engines           Electronic Fuel Injection (PGM-FI)           or inflatables; fishing boats from bass,
in their class. On average, they’re up to    for easy starts, instant throttle response,  pike, and walleye to flats and bay boats.
27 pounds lighter than all engines in their  slower trolling speeds and overall           Come to think of it, the redesigned
horsepower class, and because they’re        better fuel economy.                         BF40 and BF50 aren’t just at the
from Honda, they’re loaded with extras.                                                   head of the class, they’re in a class
                                             Stretching gas even further is our           by themselves.
Features like BLAST™ (Boosted Low            Lean Burn Control,™ which increases
Speed Torque). It’s activated by a quick                                                  Alumacraft Classic 165/Honda BF40

         Features Include: BLAST™ • LEAN BURN CONTROL™ • NMEA 2000® • PGM-FI (PROGRAMMED FUEL INJECTION) • HIGH OUTPUT ALTERNATOR
4-FRONT CORROSION PROTECTION™ • ENGINE ALERT SYSTEM • NON-LINEAR MOUNTING SYSTEM • GAS ASSIST TILT AVAILABLE • TILLER MODELS AVAILABLE

                                 For a complete explanation of features, please refer to the technology section on pages 4-7. All boaters shown are wearing personal flotation devices.
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