About the Merida eBig.Nine 400

Most use a mid-mounted motor at the cranks, which keeps weight low and central and makes the bike feel closer to an ordinary mountain bike on technical ground. Closest alternatives by price: Trek Marlin+ 6 Hardtail ($3,899), Cube Reaction Hybrid Performance ($3,699) and Giant Talon E+ 29er ($3,299).

Some designs use a full-suspension frame to keep both wheels in contact with rough terrain, while hardtail versions use only a front fork and are simpler. Look up the local trail rules first, because some parks, reserves and trail networks restrict e-bikes or limit them to certain tracks, and policies differ between land managers.

We list 3 matching parts and accessories for it, such as Shimano STEPS BT-E8035 Integrated Down Tube Battery 504Wh and Shimano STEPS EC-E6002 Battery Charger. Merida has 7 products listed, from $3,299 to $9,299.

Technical Specifications – Merida eBig.Nine 400

The Merida eBig.Nine 400 does not have a verified specification table yet: motor, battery, range, weight and payload still need confirming with Merida. We can send the maker’s sheet and confirm road-legal status for this electric mountain bike on request.