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Merida eOne-Sixty 400
Merida
eOne-Sixty 400
$4,799
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Merida eOne-Sixty 675
Merida
eOne-Sixty 675
$5,717
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Who it suits
Best suited toThe entry point into Merida's enduro eMTB range for riders who want 160mm travel without the carbon price tag.Riders tackling steep, technical enduro and all-mountain trails who want full-power assist and long travel.
Main trade-offAlloy frame and the base RockShox spec mean it is heavier and less refined than the 675 or 8000 above it.At around 25.6kg it is heavy to manoeuvre and lift.
Overview
Price$4,799 (sale, RRP $6,999)Best$5,717 (sale, RRP $8,799)
Price basis99 Bikes sale price against a stated full price of $6,999 for the current Gunmetal Grey version. An earlier 630Wh version was listed at $6,499 RRP.99 Bikes sale price against a stated full price of $8,799. Gunmetal Grey and Silk Fog Green colourways were listed when checked (9 Oct 2026).
AvailabilityIn stock, checked 9 OctIn stock, checked 9 Oct
CategoryEnduro eMTBEnduro eMTB
Model year20262026
Drive and power
MotorShimano STePS EP801Shimano STEPS EP801
Drive typeMid driveMid drive
Torque85 Nm85 Nm
Battery630 Wh712 WhBest
Range73 km83 kmBest
Top assist25 km/h25 km/h
Frame and ride
Weight26.2 kg26.1 kgBest
DrivetrainHydraulic disc brakesSRAM Eagle 70 1x12
BrakesHydraulic discSRAM DB6 4-piston hydraulic disc, 220mm front
FrameAlloy, full suspension, 160mm front/160mm rear, mullet wheel setupAluminium, mullet, 170mm front and 160mm rear travel
WheelsTBC29 inch front, 27.5 inch rear
Road-legal
Complianceclaimed by brandclaimed by brand
Rated motor250 W250 W
Assist cutoff25 km/h25 km/h
ThrottleNoNo
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