About the Merida eOne-Forty 400

An electric mountain bike combines a rugged off-road frame, suspension and knobby tyres with a motor that adds assistance while the rider pedals up trails. Closest alternatives by price: Specialized Turbo Tero 3.0 ($4,899), Merida eBig.Nine 400 ($3,999) and Trek Marlin+ 6 Hardtail ($3,899).

Trail riders wanting to cover more ground in a morning, or keep up with fitter friends, may benefit from the extra reach that assistance provides. Ask about frame size and standover height, and try the bike if possible, since fit has a big effect on confidence on steep or technical ground.

We list 2 matching parts and accessories for it, such as Shimano STEPS EC-E6002 Battery Charger and Shimano STEPS 4A Fast Battery Charger. Merida has 7 products listed, from $3,299 to $9,299.

Technical Specifications – Merida eOne-Forty 400

We have not yet checked the Merida eOne-Forty 400 against Merida’s own pages, so motor, battery, range, weight and payload are not published here. Ask us for the manufacturer sheet and the Australian road-legal status of this electric mountain bike before you order.