Merida eOne Sixty 675 Electric Enduro Bike 750Wh Battery Silk Fog Green

The new eONE - SIXTY is always ready for the next descent. Its all - aluminum frame offers great value and an impressive battery range. Powered by a strong drive unit and paired with a removable 750Wh battery and an optional 360Wh range extender, it's a beast on the trails. With Merida's top - notch geometry from the award - winning ONE - SIXTY enduro range, it handles climbs and descents like a pro. The proven FAST kinematic suspension can handle any trail challenges. The low - maintenance flex stay design gives 174mm of rear wheel travel and 170mm at the front, with size - tuned progression for all riders. You can even use the latest coil shocks. The standard mixed - size wheels (29' front and 27.5' rear) offer playful handling, and the flip - chip design allows you to switch to a full 29er setup without geometry issues. With low standover heights across all sizes, choose a longer frame for stability or a shorter one for agility. Some models have a 30 - 230 mm travel - adjustable dropper post. The eONE - SIXTY 675 comes with a durable aluminum frame, a powerful Shimano EP801 drive unit with 85Nm of torque, and a user - removable 750Wh battery. Combine Merida's great handling and suspension with budget - friendly parts. A Marzocchi Z1 eMTB 170mm fork and Bomber Air shock keep the trail under control. The Shimano Deore Linkglide 10 - speed drivetrain is tough for e - bike use. Stout Shimano 4 - piston hydraulic disc brakes with large rotors offer extreme brake control, and tubeless - ready Maxxis tyres and the mullet wheel setup give you the best of both worlds for control and traction.

Using your Merida eOne Sixty 675 is easy. First, make sure your 750Wh battery is charged. If you need more range, you can add the optional 360Wh range extender. When riding, use the Shimano EP801 drive unit to power through climbs. The bike's geometry helps with both climbing and descending, so you can enjoy a smooth ride on different terrains. The suspension can handle bumps and rough trails, but try to avoid extremely large obstacles that could damage the bike. For maintenance, keep the bike clean after each ride. Wipe down the frame, fork, and shock. Check the brakes regularly, and if you notice any issues with braking power, it might be time to replace the brake pads. The drivetrain also needs some care. Lubricate the chain every few rides to keep it running smoothly. And don't forget to check the tyre pressure before each ride for better traction and control.