Merida adds 3 all-new Shimano EP801-powered ebikes to their lineup with a new full carbon eOne-Sixty CF, bigger range alloy eOne-Sixty Lite & versatile aluminum eOne-Forty Lite. All three eMTBs get similar geometry and travel upgrades like their pedal-powered siblings. Plus new optional range extender external batteries to take your big rides further without weighing you down every day.
Or pick the bigger eOne-Sixty for more technical terrain with 174mm of travel out back at the 27.5″ rear wheel in the mullet setup with 170mm at the 29″ wheel up front. Then, on the e160, pick from either lightweight carbon with a slightly smaller 600Wh internal battery or aluminum with a 750Wh internal battery.
And pivot-less flex seat stays in carbon or alloy for the e160, but a seat stay pivot that doubles as a lower rear rack & fender mount on the alloy e140. The new eMTBs also share Merida’s latest Agiometer sizing concept with lower standover heights & long-travel adjustable dropper posts so most riders can pick from at least two sizes to get the feel they prefer. Pick a shorter frame Reach for more nimble handling or go long for more stability riding fast and technical terrain.The new Merida eTrilogy includes three core frame options – carbon eOne-Sixty CF, alloy eOne-Sixty Lite and alloy eOne-Forty Lite.