Merida eONE-SIXTY 9000

While the eONE-SIXTY is marketed as an enduro bike, and it certainly has the range and power to back it up, they had the most fun finding regions and zones they wouldn't have discovered on a traditional bike. Simply hurling down a double black course fails to capture Merida's eONE-versatile SIXTY's versatility. Otherwise, the eONE-determined SIXTY's climbing ability allows for tortuous access, making exploring enjoyable rather than a chore. Whether the path back down is flowing singletrack or riddled with difficult features, you'll be riding a electric mountain bike that can not only handle practically any track with ease, but also encourages playful riding that squeezes as much pleasure as possible out of the return down.


Shimano also provides the drivetrain and braking, with an XT derailleur and SLX shifter offering the brand's benchmark performance. Shimano XT disc brakes with 203mm rotors are used. Fox's DPX2 Elite shock and 38 Elite forks, both with 160mm of travel, take care of bump taming. DT Swiss rims and Maxxis tires are used on the mullet setup of 29er front and 27.5in rear wheels.


SPECIFICATIONS

  • Rear Travel: 160mm
  • Frame material: Carbon
  • Drive system: Shimano EP8
  • Wheel size: 29in front 27.5in rear
  • SRP: $10,200 / £7,300 / €8,500

REASONS TO BUY

  • Playful descending characteristics suit a range of trail types
  • Controlled delivery of power helps with ambitious climbing

REASONS TO AVOID

  • Conservative geometry
  • Could do with additional armor for the motor for added peace of mind

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