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Current Australian model · checked 9 Oct 2026

Merida eOne-Sixty 8000

$10,99999 Bikes sale price against a stated full price of $11,999 (checked 9 Oct 2026).Source: 99bikes.com.au, checked 9 Oct 2026
70 kmRange
600 WhBattery
85 NmTorque
25 km/hTop assist
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In stock · mid drive
Overview

Merida eOne-Sixty 8000 (2026) at a glance

The Merida eOne-Sixty 8000 is an enduro emtb e-bike sold in Australia at $10,999 (price checked 9 Oct 2026). It pairs a Shimano STePS EP801 mid drive motor with 85Nm of torque, a 600Wh battery rated for up to 70km, and weighs 23.2kg. It is listed as a 250W pedal-assist e-bike limited to 25 km/h for Australian roads.

The quick read

Is it for you?

We have not ridden this bike. This read is based on the spec sheet and Australian seller information, not a test ride.

Best suited to

Serious enduro riders who want a carbon eMTB with electronic shifting and top-tier Fox suspension.

Standout strength

Shimano XT Di2 electronic shifting and a Fox 38/Float X2 pairing is genuine top-shelf enduro kit.

The main compromise

The price puts it well past most riders who'd be happy on the 400 or 675 below it.

Every number

Full specification

Drive and power
MotorShimano STePS EP801, mid drive
Torque85 Nm
Battery600 Wh
Range70 km
Top assisted speed25 km/h
Frame and ride
FrameCarbon, full suspension, 170mm front/160mm rear
Weight23.2 kg
DrivetrainShimano XT Di2 electronic shifting, hydraulic disc brakes
BrakesHydraulic disc
Road-legal clarity

Australian compliance

claimed by brand

Pedal-assist, rated to 250W, assist cuts at 25 km/h. Declared by the brand; declaration not independently sighted.

250 WRated motor
25 km/hAssist cutoff
NoThrottle

Shimano STePS EP801, 250W nominal continuous per Shimano's published spec, pedal-assist only, no throttle.

Compliance last checked 14 Jul 2026, so it is due for a recheck. Confirm the current spec with the seller.

Head to head with its sibling

eOne-Sixty 8000 vs eOne-Sixty 7000

Merida eOne-Sixty 8000Merida eOne-Sixty 7000
Model year20262026
Price$10,999$10,199
MotorShimano STePS EP801, mid driveShimano EP801, mid drive
Torque85 Nm85 Nm
Battery600 Wh600 Wh
Claimed range70 kmTBC
Weight23.2 kgTBC
FrameCarbon, full suspension, 170mm front/160mm rearCarbon full-suspension enduro frame
WheelsTBCTBC
CategoryEnduro eMTBEnduro eMTB
AvailabilityIn stockIn stock

Choose the eOne-Sixty 8000 if

you want this spec at this price; on paper the two are very close, so ride both if you can.

Choose the eOne-Sixty 7000 if

it costs $800 less.

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Common questions

How much does the Merida eOne-Sixty 8000 cost in Australia?

The Merida eOne-Sixty 8000 is listed at $10,999 (99 Bikes sale price against a stated full price of $11,999 (checked 9 Oct 2026).). eBikeFinder checks pricing against manufacturer and distributor information, and prices can change with sales and stock. This price was last checked on 9 Oct 2026.

Is the Merida eOne-Sixty 8000 road legal in Australia?

Yes. The Merida eOne-Sixty 8000 is a 250W pedal-assist e-bike that stops assisting at 25 km/h, which meets the road-legal e-bike standard in every Australian state. Compliance is asserted by the brand rather than independently verified, so confirm the current spec with the seller.

What is the range of the Merida eOne-Sixty 8000?

The Merida eOne-Sixty 8000 has a claimed range of about 70 km from its 600Wh battery. Real-world range is usually lower than the claim, since it depends on assist level, rider weight, terrain and wind.

What motor does the Merida eOne-Sixty 8000 have?

The Merida eOne-Sixty 8000 uses a Shimano STePS EP801 motor, in a mid-drive position, producing 85Nm of torque. Mid-drive motors climb hills better because they work through the bike's gears.

How much does the Merida eOne-Sixty 8000 weigh?

The Merida eOne-Sixty 8000 weighs about 23.2 kg. That matters if you need to lift it onto a car rack, carry it up stairs, or store it, since e-bikes are heavier than regular bikes because of the motor and battery.