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2026 Merida

eONE-SIXTY 400

Precio del fabricante

6999 AUD(4290 €)
Peso26,2 kg  
MarcoAluminio
Suspensióncompleto, 174 / 160mm
TenedorRockShox Psylo
Amortiguador traseroRockShox Deluxe
Ruedas29″ / 27.5″ Aluminio
transmisión1 × 9
grupoDeore, CUES
MotorShimano 600W 85Nm mid-drive
BateríaShimano 630Wh
FrenosSRAM Disco Hidráulico
tija de sillínCuentagotas
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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

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43 km/h

eONE-SIXTY 400

41 km/h

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BikeRadar
Merida eOne-Sixty SL 8000 long-term review – initial report | BikeRadar

oct 2025 · Julia Broussier

Can an eMTB enable Julia to ride further, faster and for longer?

Máximos
  • Decent value

  • Proven motor

  • Suitable tyres

  • Size specific shock tunes

Mínimos
  • Long chainstays

  • No mixed wheel option to buy

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Enduro Mountainbike Magazine
MERIDA eONE-SIXTY SL – In our big 2025 trail bike comparison test

abr 2025 · Benedikt Schmidt

In our big 2025 trail bike comparison test, we pitted the MERIDA eONE-SIXTY SL against the hottest bikes of the season. How did it fare against the competition?

Máximos
  • Excellent climber

  • High-quality spec

  • Solid suspension

Mínimos
  • Stiff cockpit

  • Limited agility

  • Reduced composure

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MBR
When did entry level suspension get so good? I love the Marzocchi Bombers on Merida’s entry level eOne-Sixty SL 6000, and it’s one of the reasons it's my favourite bike of 2025 (so far) - MBR

mar 2025 · Jamie Darlow

Has the lightweight mid-power e-bike had its day? It definitely feels like the pendulum has swung the other way for brands, with the newest bikes like Transition’s Regulator, Amflow PL Carbon Pro, Whyte Kado and more all sporting the most power possible. But I’ve got to admit I still like the feel of an SL (although I’ll curse these words next time I’m dropped on a climb by a full-power pal). I’m no e-bike denier, but I love the lighter, softer feel that seems to come with an SL bike: a sensation that’s hard to put your finger on but could probably be explained by more flex in the chassis, and a livelier suspension tune. Merida’s eOne-Sixty SL 6000 has both those features, it’s a nimble, playful ride, with good suspension and decent components that are designed to keep the price down. We didn’t manage to cram it into our Superlight E-Bike of the Year shootout in 2024, but I’d bet it would have done pretty well. One the best electric mountain bikes you can buy? That’s harder to answer, but I’ll give it a go… – Short of time? Click here to skip to the verdict – Merida eOne-Sixty SL 6000 need to know Bosch SX motor with 55Nm torque and up to 600W peak power Carbon frame uses flex-stay suspension and gives 160mm travel Meridas traditionally use Shimano EP801 motor with more torque 6000 model is cheapest in the range, with Marzocchi suspension Frame and Geometry I won’t dwell too much on the bike’s frame and geometry because Mick reviewed the pricier bike in the range, the Merida eOne-Sixty SL 8000. To sum things up though, the bike isn’t a pumped up trail bike, instead it gets a Cat 4 enduro rating, 160mm travel and 29in wheels. You can increase the travel to 174mm and switch to 27.5in wheels too, but that grows the chainstay length with it. It’s a flex stay design, doing away with the traditional chainstay pivot, which Merida says lowers the weight and reduces maintenance issues. We’ve been testing this design on big travel bikes since I reviewed the Merida One-Sixty back in 2022, and it’s not failed us yet. In geo terms the wheelbase grows from around 1,200mm up to 1,300mm across the spread of five sizes. And the reach goes from 420mm up to 512mm – about 5mm shorter than on the brand’s regular, non-e-bikes. Motor and battery Bosch’s SX system is probably the best lightweight motor out there. By which I mean it’s more powerful than the Specialized and TQ, and more reliable than Fazua’s Ride 60. Although to be fair the reliability issues we encountered early on could well have been fixed in recent months, as the YT Decoy SN Danny tested proved flawless. The SX range is good too, I’ve taken it out with plenty of full-power bikes and eeked out some pretty similar range rides… albeit with me in bits by the end. You can also buy a …Continue reading »

Máximos
  • • Agile handling and as close to normal bike ride feel as you can get

  • • Plush feel from the budget Marzocchi suspension

  • • Robust parts package that’s fit for purpose, not flash

  • • Bosch SX is my pick of the lightweight mid-power motors

  • • Decent range considering the small 400Wh battery

  • • Five big sizes based on bike length not height mean a real choice for riders

Mínimos
  • • Charging port came out and bike stopped charging

  • • It’d be better with the Bosch CX motor

  • • Front end feels 20mm too low

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off.road.cc
Merida eOne-Sixty SL 6000 e-MTB review

feb 2025

The Merida eOne-Sixty SL is a lightweight e-mountain bike that uses a 55Nm Bosch motor and 400Wh battery to give a rewarding and lively ride. Thanks to some well-sorted geometry, climbing is an efficient and well-balanced affair, it's stable at speed and it remains manoeuvrable. However, the low front end does affect performance on steep descents.

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Bikerumor
Merida eOne-Sixty SL eMTB Goes Bosch with Light Carbon, SX Motor & 400Wh Battery

oct 2024 · Cory Benson

All-new carbon Merida eOne-Sixty SL eMTB goes lightweight, now powered by Bosch SX ebike motor & 400Wh battery for a much more natural ride!

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Pinkbike
First Ride: Merida eONE-SIXTY SL - Light on Weight, Generous on Travel

oct 2024 · Seb Stott

Looks like October has officially become e-bike month, and Merida is joining the fray with a new lighter weight option.

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EMTB Forums
2025 Merida eOne-Sixty 675 review

ago 2024 · Knut Nes

The 3rd iteration of the Merida eOne-Sixty was recently released, and we’ve finally gotten our hands on a Merida eOne-Sixty LITE 675. LITE is Merida’s way of telling us this is the heavier aluminium model. 675 means the bike is the second most...

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Bike Perfect
2024 Merida eOne-Sixty 675 first ride review – the most affordable e-MTB in the new range

mar 2024 · Richard Owen

Rich Owen tests the fourth incarnation of Merida's alloy e-MTB and it's by far the most capable version yet

Máximos
  • Sorted 170mm suspension setup

  • Well balanced and confidence inducing ride

  • Tough trail/all-mountain componentry

  • 750Wh battery with optional 360Wh range extender

  • Lifetime guarantee on the frame

Mínimos
  • 25kg+ weight is up there with the heaviest around

  • Capable rather than lively

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Geometría
Especificaciones
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Marco

eONE-SIXTY LITE IV, material: aluminium, 174mm suspension travel, 29x2.6" max. wheelsize, 148x12mm axle standard, intube

Pedalier estándarBSA, 73mm, Roscado

Tenedor

Rock Shock Psylo Silver R, 160mm suspension travel, Tapered, 44mm fork offset, 29x2.6" max wheelsize

Viajar160mm

Amortiguador trasero

Rock Shock Deluxe

Viajar174mm

Pedalier

BSA, 73mm, threaded

Auriculares

Acros ICR MERIDA EXTERNAL neck w/ Blocklock

Manillar

MERIDA EXPERT eTR, 780mm width

Sillín

MERIDA COMP SL, V-mount, incl. MERIDA minitool

tija de sillín

MERIDA EXPERT TR II, 34.9mm diameter, 0mm setback, travel seatpost: 125mm (XS), 150mm (S), 170mm (M), 200mm (L), 230mm (XL)

TipoCuentagotas

pedales

VP VPE-533

grupo
Cambio trasero

Shimano Cues U4000, GS

Manivela

FSA 1x Steel Chainring, 36 teeth

cambiadores

Shimano SL -MT500-L

Casete

Shimano LG400-9, 11-46 teeth, 9 speed

Cadena

Shimano LG500

Frenos

SRAM DB4 stealth, 4 piston

TipoSRAM Disco Hidráulico

Ruedas
llantas

MERIDA EXPERT TR II, 110x15mm width front hub, 148x12mm width rear hub, 28mm inner width, material: aluminium, Tubeless ready (tubeless tape and valves not included), front 29", rear 27.5"

radios

Black stainless, black nipples

Buje delantero

Shimano TC500-B, 15x100mm width front hub, 32 spoke holes, Centerlock

Buje trasero

Shimano TC500, 12x148mm width rear hub, 32 spoke holes, Centerlock

Llantas

Maxxis Assegai, 29x2.5 ", fold, TR EXO+ 3C MaxxGrip

Rotores de disco

SRAM CenterLine, 200mm

Componentes eléctricos
Motor

Shimano EP801, 85Nm

Batería

Shimano EN806, 630Wh

Pantalla

Shimano SC-EN500

Accesorios
Guardabarros

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