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merida e-bike fully Merida eOne-Eighty FR 800 2026 | Electric Bikes

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merida e-bike fully Merida eOne-Eighty FR 800 2026 | Electric BikesFull bore, attack ready version of the already hard hitting Merida eOne Eighty electric mountain bike. The FR spec adds a coil shock and jaws of godzilla strength SRAM Maven brakes, making it equipped for the most challenging features you could want to send it down. Driving the eOne Eighty is the proven favourite Bosch CX Line motor, pumping out up to 100nm of torque, all powered by a large capacity 800wh battery. Basically a downhill bike with a

Full-bore, attack ready version of the already hard-hitting Merida eOne-Eighty electric mountain bike. The FR spec adds a coil shock and jaws-of-godzilla strength SRAM Maven brakes, making it equipped for the most challenging features you could want to send it down.

Driving the eOne-Eighty is the proven favourite Bosch CX Line motor, pumping out up to 100nm of torque, all powered by a large capacity 800wh battery. Basically a downhill bike with a built-in uplift.

Key Features - 

  • Mullet wheel sizes as standard for fun and agile handling
  • Reach-based Agilometer sizing system with 30-230 mm adjustable dropper post
  • RockShox Zeb Ultimate 180mm fork
  • RockShox Vivid Coil Ultimate shock
  • SRAM Eagle 70 direct-mount drivetrain
  • Reynolds 309 Enduro Comp rims with tough Maxxis tyres
  • SRAM Maven Base 4 piston brakes
  • Bosch CX motor
  • User removable 800Wh battery

Merida Sizing - 

  • X-Short: 145cm - 165cm
  • Short: 155cm - 175cm
  • Mid: 165cm - 185cm
  • Long: 175cm - 195cm
  • X-Long: 185cm+

Merida's latest range of mountain bikes makes use of a slightly new approach to sizing. Merida encourage riders to consider their riding style when selecting a frame size. 

For example the Mid size frame is suitable for riders of heights between 165-185cm. This means a rider of height 175cm could select a Short frame if the preference is agility, Mid for a balanced ride or Long for stability.

Specifications::eOne-Eighty FR 800

  • Discipline: Bikepark/Enduro

  • Material: Aluminium

  • Front Travel: 180mm

  • Rear Travel: 180mm

  • Wheel Size: MX

  • Warranty: Lifetime

Frame - LITE I ; all aluminium; 180mm travel; 148x12mm bolt through axle axle standard; removable intube battery; Max. tyre size 27.5” x 2,6
Fork - Rockshox Zeb Ultimate eMTB; Air; 180mm travel; Tapered; 44mm fork offset
Shock - Rock Shox Vivid Coil Ultimate; coil spring rates: XSHORT and SHORT: 300lbs - MID: 350 lbs - LONG: 400 lbs - XLONG: 450 lbs
Stem - Merida Expert eTRII; material: aluminium; 35mm diameter; 0 degree rise; GoPro & Supernova mount; length: 50mm
Handlebar - Merida Expert eTR; 780mm wide
Grip - Merida Expert TR
Front Brake - SRAM Maven Base; 4 piston with SRAM CenterLine; 220mm
Rear Brake - SRAM Maven Base; 4 piston with SRAM CenterLine; 200mm
Front Tyre - Maxxis Assegai; 29x2.5 "; kevlar bead; TR EXO+ 3C MaxxGrip
Rear Tyre - Maxxis Minion DHR II; 27.5x2.4 "; kevlar bead; 3C DD TR MaxxTerra
Wheel Size - MX
Rim - Reynolds 309 Enduro Comp; 30mm inner rim width
Spokes - Black stainless ; black nipples
Front Hub - Novatec SL-ELITE D041SB-B15; 110x15mm; 32 spoke; 6 bolt
Rear Hub - Novatec SL-Team D462SB-S3S-B12-11S; 148x12mm; 32 spoke; 6 bolt
Rear Derailleur - Sram Eagle 70 Transmission
Shift Levers - RAM Dropper Lever MMX Rear: SRAM Eagle 70 Transmission Shifter
Chain - Sram Eagle 70 Flattop Chain
Cassette - SRAM CS XS 1270 T-TYPE 10-52; 12 Speed
Chainset - SRAM Eagle Transmission E-MTB for Bosch; 36 tooth chainset; Crank: SRAM S1000 Eagle E-MTB Crank, 160mm
Pedals - VP VPE-532
Saddle - Merida Comp SL; V-mount; incl. Merida minitool
Seat Post - Merida Expert TR II; 34.9mm diameter; in-line; XS - 125mm, S - 150mm, M - 170mm, L - 200mm, XL - 230mm seat post travel
Motor - Bosch Performance Line CX
Battery Capacity - 800Wh
eBike Display - Bosch Purion 400

 

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