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2025 Merida eOne-Sixty 10K Electric Mountain Bike

Introducing the 2025 Merida eOne-Sixty 10K, a game-changer in the world of electric mountain biking. This innovative bike seamlessly combines the agility of a lightweight full carbon chassis with the power of a full-support motor and a robust 600 Wh battery. With the option to add a 360 Wh range extender, you can enjoy the best of both worlds without compromise. The eOne-Sixty CF is designed for those who demand precision, playfulness, and the ability to conquer the most challenging trails. Here are some of its standout features:

• Enduro-ready lightweight full carbon chassis
• Full-support motor and 600 Wh battery
• 360 Wh range extender available separately

Advanced Specifications and Technical Details

Boasting an impressive 170 mm travel at the front and 174 mm at the rear, the eOne-Sixty CF is built for both race tracks and trail riding. Its award-winning FAST kinematic suspension and Agilometer sizing ensure a smooth and responsive ride. The low maintenance flexstay suspension provides size-tuned progression, maximizing performance for riders of all sizes. Key specifications include:

• 170 mm travel front and 174 mm rear suspension
• FAST kinematic suspension and Agilometer sizing
• Low maintenance flexstay suspension

Practical Applications and Benefits

Whether you're a seasoned enduro rider or just starting out, the 2025 Merida eOne-Sixty 10K is designed to enhance your mountain biking experience. With its flip chip design, you can easily switch between mixed size 29 front and 27.5 rear wheels or opt for a full 29er setup. The adjustable dropper post allows you to customize your ride, choosing between a longer frame for stability or a shorter one for agility. This versatile bike is perfect for a variety of scenarios, including:

• Enduro racing and trail riding
• Commuting to work or exploring new trails
• Adapting to different trail conditions and rider preferences