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2021 Merida

REACTO TEAM-E

A carbon frame aero bike with ultra high-end components and shimano dura-ace hydraulic disc brakes.
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Manufacturer Price

9.000 £(10.380 €)
Weight7,4 kg  
FrameCarbon
ForkCarbon
Wheels700c Carbon
Drivetrain2 × 11 Electronic
GroupsetDura-Ace Di2
Power MeterDura-Ace
BrakesShimano Dura-Ace Hydraulic Disc
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Ride Feel

Based on frame geometry and build specs.

Rider Position
relaxedaggressive
Terrain
smoothrugged
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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)

66 km/h

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64 km/h

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Reviews

Summary

The Merida Reacto is a highly regarded aero road bike that combines improved aerodynamics with increased comfort and versatility. It features a fully integrated cockpit, revised fork profiling, and an S-Flex seatpost for enhanced ride quality. While it excels in speed and handling, some reviews note its stiffness and the need for wheel upgrades to fully realize its potential.

Pros
  • Improved aerodynamics

  • Increased tyre clearance

  • More compliance

  • Fully integrated cabling

  • S-Flex seatpost for comfort

Cons
  • Can feel excessively rigid

  • Wheelset is a weak point

  • Front end susceptible to crosswinds

Key Quotes
Merida’s Reacto aero road bike enters its fourth generation with an all-new carbon frame that through subtle updates is more versatile than ever while still improving on aerodynamics.
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The new Reacto makes the race choice easier, there’s no longer a need to pick comfort over aero performance on race day.
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The Reacto is a genuinely excellent bike.
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BikeRadar
Merida Reacto 4000 review

Aug 2021 · Matthew Loveridge

The Reacto is a star performer on the road and it’s good enough to justify big upgrades down the line

Highs
  • Superbike-like ride

  • Ultra-modern design

  • Clean cockpit

Lows
  • Better wheels and tyres would really let it shine

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Cycling Weekly
Merida Reacto Team-E

Sept 2020 · James Bracey

Does the newly launched 4th edition improve on the existing aero focussed race bike?

Highs
  • Translates every watt into forward momentum

  • Razor sharp handling

  • Impressive comfort for an aero bike

Lows
  • Seat clamp rubber cap keeps sliding up the seatpost

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Bikerumor
2021 Merida Reacto aero road bike is faster, more comfortable & more versatile, ready for any race!

Jul 2020 · Cory Benson

Merida's Reacto aero road bike enters gen 4 with an all-new lightweight carbon frameset that is faster than ever, while adding even more versatility...

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Cyclist
Merida Reacto 2021: The aero bike that Mark Cavendish will be riding this year

Jul 2020 · James Spender

Wider tyre clearance and integrated cables headlined Merida's new Reacto aero bike

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Gran Fondo Magazine
2021 MERIDA REACTO in review – An aerodynamic jack of all trades?

Jul 2020 · By

The brand new 2021 MERIDA REACTO in review. Aerodynamic optimisation, ample tire clearance and comfort!

Highs
  • Very composed

  • Good vibration damping

  • All-round abilities

  • Cable routing and level of integration

Lows
  • Front end susceptible to crosswinds

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Cycling News
Merida Reacto LTD review

Mar 2020 · Graham Cottingham

One month into our longterm test and the Merida Reacto LTD road bike is already impressing us

Highs
  • Effortless straight-line speed

  • Scything high-speed cornering capabilities

  • Dampening when dealing with large impacts

Lows
  • Doesn't come with tubeless tyres as standard

  • The rear light is far from reliable

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road.cc
Merida Reacto Disc Team-E

Jun 2018 · Mat Brett

Exceptional aero road bike that offers fast reactions, a stunning spec and plenty of comfort

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Geometry
Specs
Build
Frame

REACTO CF5 IV, material: carbon, 700x30C max. wheelsize, 100x12/ 142x12mm axle standard, BB86,5 bottom bracket standard

BB StandardBB86/BB92, 86.5mm, Press Fit

Tire Clearance30c

Fork

REACTO CF5 IV DISC, material: carbon, 700x30C max. wheelsize

Bottom Bracket

SM-BB92-41B, Presfit 86.5, Shimano Dura Ace Di2

Headset

FSA ACR, SL18

Stem

Vision METRON 5D ACR INTEGRATED, material: carbon, 100 mm-XXS/XS/S, 110 mm-M, 120 mm-L/XL

Handlebar

Vision METRON 5D ACR INTEGRATED, material: carbon, 400mm (XXS-XS-S), 420mm (M-L-XL),

Saddle

SCRATCH M5

Seatpost

MERIDA TEAM CW, Aero shape, 15mm setback, Carbon

TypeRigid

Groupset
Rear Derailleur

Shimano Dura Ace Di2, SS

Front Derailleur

Shimano Dura Ace Di2

Crank

Shimano Dura Ace, Power Meter, 52-36 teeth, 165 mm-XXS, 170 mm-XS/S, 172.5 mm-M, 175 mm-L/XL

Power Meter

Shimano Dura Ace, Power Meter, 52-36 teeth, 165 mm-XXS, 170 mm-XS/S, 172.5 mm-M, 175 mm-L/XL

Shifters

Shimano Dura Ace disc Di2

Cassette

Shimano CS-9100, 11-30 teeth, 11 speed

Chain

Shimano CN-HG901-11

Brakes

Shimano Dura Ace, Hydraulic disc

TypeShimano Dura-Ace Hydraulic Disc

Brake Levers

Shimano Dura Ace disc

Wheels
Rims

METRON 55 Clincher TL Disc, 100x12mm width front hub, 142x12mm width rear hub, 19mm inner width, 55mm height, Centerlock, material: carbon, Tubeless ready (tubeless tape and valves not included)

Spokes

attached

Front Hub

MERIDA EXPERT SL, including removable lever, 6/4mm allen key

Rear Hub

MERIDA EXPERT SL, including removable lever, 6/4mm allen key

Tires

Front: Continental Grand Prix 5000, 700x25C, fold, Rear: Continental Grand Prix 5000, 700x25C, fold

Disc Rotors

Shimano RT900, 160mm

Accessories
Lights

REACTO light seat post + Battery

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