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Thanks for the welcome Husky430, I live in Brissy. The Merida definitely makes you ride further and still enjoy it.

Been a mountain bike rider for years, but finally took the plung into e mountain biking. I took my time in selecting and test riding some bikes available locally and in my price range. To me the Trek rail 5, Focus Jam and Merida Eone sixty felt heavy and sluggish. But found the Giant reign and...

Thanks for this info as well, when I bought a Merida with a E5003A display from 99bikes, they just told me that all I needed was the E7000 and E6010 switch. Imagine my surprise when bike cable would not connect to the E7000. Luckily I was able to get a short Sd300 cable and AD305 adaptor from...

I don‘t mind the direct button, one less electrical switch that can fail In my opinion.

I recently bought an eone fourty 500 and it came with the adaptor to charge it out of bike. My brake also makes a the occasional ringing sound but it is at the rear. I have tried adjusting it but to no avail. I putting on the cheap rear wheel that flex when power is put down.

Sweet nice ride. Is 170 travel good all around? Or is this more focus on the downhill, good on the uphill and average on the flats? Iam originally thinking’s 160mm travel up front.

Thats good to know. I am actually thinking of getting a new Rockshox fork but they only seem to come with 44mm offset.

I've read in Flow Mountain bike, when they reviewed the Merida eOne Sixty, that fitting a shorter offset fork for would see the front tyre contact the frame at full suspension. The clearance they said was pretty tight with the beefy and straight downtube. Can anyone confirm this?

I think you have to get the right Miranda cranks for your motor.