2755 Ciera Sunbridge

When she was introduced in 1989 the 2755 Ciera Sunbridge was the biggest trailerable model ever built by Bayliner. There are tradeoffs in a boat like this; the slender 8-foot, 6-inch beam of the 2755 results in a confining interior compared with non-trailerable boats her size (with greater beam). The cockpit is small as well, and at just over 5,000 pounds the 2755 is a relatively light boat for her size. Conversely, the narrow beam makes for a more easily driven hull, and the 2755 provides a fairly good turn of speed with only a single engine. Built on a solid fiberglass deep-V hull, the mid-cabin interior sleeps four (two adults, two kids) and comes with a removable dinette table, compact galley, four opening ports, and a standup head with sink and shower. Visibility from the raised helm is good enough for most, and the cockpit comes with an L-shaped lounge to port, transom door, rear bench seat, and a cockpit sink with storage under. Lacking side decks, a walk-through windshield provides easy access to the bow. Among several engine choices available during her production years, a single 300hp MerCruiser I/O will cruise at 24–25 knots (mid 30s top).