Yamaha F115XB2 Outboard Motor

25-Inch Shaft | Remote Control | Electric Start | Power Trim & Tilt | Pearl White

The Yamaha F115XB2 Outboard Motor delivers Yamaha’s legendary reliability and fuel efficiency with a sleek Pearl White finish designed to complement premium boat designs. Offering 115 horsepower, a 25-inch shaft, remote control operation, electric start, and power trim & tilt, it’s an excellent choice for bay boats, center consoles, and offshore vessels requiring a higher transom setup.

Powered by Yamaha’s lightweight 1.8L inline 4-cylinder engine and Electronic Fuel Injection (EFI), the F115XB2 offers quick starts, smooth mid-range power, and excellent fuel economy. Its power trim & tilt system lets you fine-tune running angle for optimal speed, fuel efficiency, and shallow-water access.

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Key Features:

• 115 Horsepower, 1.8L Inline 4-Cylinder 4-Stroke Engine
  Delivers smooth, responsive power with outstanding fuel economy.
• 25-Inch Shaft Length
  Perfect for boats with higher transoms or offshore use.
• Remote Control Operation
  Compatible with Yamaha’s advanced control systems for precision handling.
• Electric Start
  Push-button convenience for fast, reliable ignition.
• Power Trim & Tilt
  Easily adjust engine angle for performance, shallow water, or trailering.
• Pearl White Finish
  Premium look to match luxury and high-performance boats.
• Electronic Fuel Injection (EFI)
  Optimizes throttle response, starting reliability, and fuel efficiency.
• Lightweight Design
  Among the lightest in its class, enhancing handling and performance.

Need help choosing your engine? Check out our Yamaha engine guide.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Q: How does the F115XB2 differ from the F115XB?
A: Both are mechanically identical, but the F115XB2 comes in a Pearl White finish, while the F115XB is Gray.

Q: Is the F115XB2 fuel-injected?
A: Yes. Yamaha’s EFI system ensures efficient fuel delivery and reliable performance.

Q: What boats is the F115XB2 ideal for?
A: It’s perfect for bay boats, center consoles, and coastal vessels with a 25-inch transom height—especially those with white hulls for a matching look.