2020 Merida

eONE-SIXTY 800 SE

A 27.5″ aluminum frame full suspension enduro e-bike with high-end components.
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Weight48.9 lbs  
FrameAluminum
SuspensionFull, 160 / 160mm
ForkRockShox Yari RC
ShockRockShox Super Deluxe Select+
Wheels27.5″ Aluminum
Drivetrain1 × 12
GroupsetXT, Shimano
MotorShimano 250W 70Nm mid-drive
BatteryShimano 504Wh
BrakesHydraulic Disc
SeatpostDropper
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Gearing

A bike with lower gearing will be easier to ride up steep hills, while a higher top end means it will pedal faster down hills.

Lowest gear

(climbing)

28 mph

eONE-SIXTY 800 SE

26 mph

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Sizing
SM

< 5'9"

MD

5'5" – 6'1"

LG

5'9" – 6'3"

XL

6'1" +

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Reviews
Downtown
MERIDA eONE-SIXTY 10K in review

Sep 2021 · Rudolf Fischer

Instead of one bike for everyday use and one for your free time, many people are looking for one bike to do everything. That's why we brought the MERIDA eONE-SIXTY 10K, the winner of the all-rounder group test in our sister magazine E-MOUNTAINBIKE, into this test. Does it also cut a good figure while commuting?

Highs
  • Extravagant carbon looks with metallic paint

  • Super sporty bike for hobby and leisure time

  • Premium build for trail use

Lows
  • Minimal everyday accessories

  • Unfamiliar handling for anyone without mountain bike experience

  • Narrow range of applications

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BikeRadar
Merida eONE-SIXTY 10k review (2021)

Aug 2021 · Tom Marvin

Merida’s top-spec electric mountain bike comes dripping with high-end kit, but does this help on the trail?

Highs
  • Very smooth, composed suspension

  • Good handling on a wide variety of trails

  • For the most part, the spec list is second to none

Lows
  • A longer front end would improve performance

  • The front end is pretty high and the seat tube quite tall

  • The light and rear fender don’t add anything to the package

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Enduro Mountainbike Magazine
MERIDA eONE-SIXTY 10K in review - sEriously?

Jun 2021 · Peter Walker

The MERIDA eONE-SIXTY 10K secured victory as the best all-rounder in our big eMTB group test. It’s smooth, precise and incredibly fast but still conveys huge amounts of confidence thanks to its good-natured handling, managing to combine apparent opposites. But where does it stand against the analogue competition?

Highs
  • Very wide range of applications

  • Fast, safe and fun for everyone

  • Perfect spec

  • Flawless integration of the Shimano system

Lows
  • Loud clunking noise from inside the EP8 motor

  • Long seat tube

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Bike Perfect
Merida eONE-SIXTY 9000 review

Dec 2020 · Graham Cottingham

For 2021, Merida’s eOne-Sixty 9000 comes equipped with Shimano’s EP8 motor and a Fox 38 fork, but is this enough of a performance boost?

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MBR
Merida eOne-Sixty 8000 review - MBR

Dec 2020 · Danny Milner

The new Shimano EP8 e-bike motor has just hit the market and the new Merida eOne-Sixty 8000 is the first e-bike to get it.

Highs
  • A blast to ride. Smooth, unobtrusive motor.

Lows
  • Rear wheel fell apart. Basic fork.

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EMTB Forums
2020 Merida eOne-Sixty 8000 review

Jul 2020 · Knut

The steering is so sharp on the Merida eOne-Sixty 8000. We were seeking out every little ledge and potential jump on the trails.

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Flow Mountain Bike
The Merida eOne-Sixty vs The Norco Sight VLT 29er

Jun 2020

Wil Dives Into A Battle Of Long Travel e-MTBs Over the past 12 months, Norco & Merida have been going absolutely full-pelt with their electric

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off.road.cc
Merida eOne-Sixty 10K 2020 review

Oct 2019

Merida's eOne-Sixty 10K sits at the very top of the brand's long-travel e-bike range, with a carbon fibre front end with integrated 500Wh battery driving a Shimano motor and mismatched size wheels. It's got handling that strikes the right balance between agility and outright stability, but harder or heavier riders might find the rear end too willing to give up the travel if they want to push their limits. The best trail and enduro mountain bike wheelsets, tried and tested Which disc brake pads are best for mountain bikes? Sintered or organic?

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Geometry
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Specs
Build
Frame

eONE-SIXTY LITE, material: aluminium, 160mm suspension travel, 27.5" wheelsize, 148x12mm axle standard, external, max. 504 Wh

BB StandardBSA, 73mm, Threaded

Fork

Rock Shox Yari RC, Air, 160mm suspension travel, Tapered, 51mm fork offset

Travel160mm

Spring TypeAir

Shock

Rock Shox Super Deluxe Select+, platform

Travel160mm

Spring TypeAir

Bottom Bracket

included

Headset

FSA NO.57/55E neck

Handlebar

MERIDA Expert eTR, material: aluminium, 780mm width, 20mm rise

Saddle

MERIDA Expert CC, V-mount, incl. MERIDA minitool

Seatpost

MERIDA EXPERT TR, 30.9mm diameter, 0mm setback, S 125mm travel seatpost - M/L 150mm travel seatpost - XL 170mm travel seatpost

TypeDropper

Pedals

VP, VPE-537

Groupset
Rear Derailleur

Shimano XT RDM8100 Shadow+

Crank

Shimano CRE80-12-B, 34 teeth, Shimano FC-E8000

Shifters

Shimano SL -MT800-IL

Cassette

Shimano M7100, 10-51 teeth, 12 speed

Chain

CN-M7100

Brakes

Shimano SLX, 4 piston

TypeHydraulic Disc

Wheels
Rims

MERIDA EXPERT TP, 38mm inner width, material: aluminium, Tubeless ready (tubeless tape and valved not included)

Spokes

Black stainless

Front Hub

Shimano SLX, 110x15mm width front hub, 32 spoke holes, Centerlock

Rear Hub

Shimano SLX, 148x12mm width rear hub, 36 spoke holes, Centerlock

Tires

Maxxis DHR II, 27.5x2.6 ", fold, 3C EXO TR

Electric Components
Motor

Shimano E8000, 70Nm

Battery

Shimano E8010, 504Wh

Display

Shimano SC-E7000

Accessories
Fenders

C093-02F + C093-02R

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