Merida eOne Sixty 875 Electric Enduro Bike 750Wh Gunmetal Grey

The new eONE-SIXTY is always ready for the next descent. Its all - aluminum frame offers great value and an outstanding battery range. A powerful drive unit works with a removable 750Wh battery and an optional 360Wh range extender. Based on Merida's award - winning ONE - SIXTY enduro geometry, it handles tough climbs and exciting descents with ease. Merida's proven FAST kinematic suspension takes on any trail challenge. 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 use the latest coil shocks worry - free. With standard mixed - size 29' front and 27.5' rear wheels for playful handling, you can switch to a full 29er setup using the flip - chip design without altering the geometry. Low standover heights across all sizes let you choose between a longer, stable frame or a shorter, agile one. Some models feature a 30 - 230 mm travel - adjustable dropper post. Say goodbye to range anxiety. The eOne Sixty 875 combines a full - power Shimano EP801 drive unit with 85Nm of torque, a user - removable 750Wh battery, and an optional 360Wh range extender in a durable aluminum frame. The proven, low - maintenance Fast suspension platform allows you to use mixed wheel sizes or switch to full 29' without sacrificing performance. It pairs the excellent suspension of a RockShox Zeb 170mm fork and Super Rock Shox Super Deluxe shock with a durable Shimano 11 - speed XT Linkglide drivetrain and powerful Shimano XT 4 - piston hydraulic disc brakes for rough rides.

Using the Merida eOne Sixty 875 is a breeze. To start, make sure the battery is properly inserted and charged. Turn on the power switch and adjust the assist level according to your riding needs. When climbing, use a lower gear and higher assist level for easier pedaling. On descents, you can reduce the assist and focus on controlling the bike. When it comes to the wheels, if you want a more playful ride, stick with the standard mixed - size setup. If you prefer a more focused ride, switch to the full 29er setup using the flip - chip design. As for the dropper post on some models, adjust it to your comfort while riding. Now, for the important stuff. Always wear proper safety gear like a helmet and knee pads. Don't overcharge the battery. Remove it when it's fully charged. Avoid riding in extremely wet or muddy conditions as it can damage the electrical components. When it comes to maintenance, keep the bike clean. Wash it with a gentle stream of water and mild soap after every ride. Check the brakes regularly to make sure they're working well. Also, lubricate the chain every few rides to keep it running smoothly. And remember, if you have any issues, it's best to take it to a professional bike mechanic.