About the Merida eSpresso 300 SE

Buyers after a sporty, high-speed or off-road machine should consider other categories, because commuter bikes focus on comfort and practicality over performance. Closest alternatives by price: Merida eSpresso City 300 EQ ($3,799), Orbea Vector H20 ($3,799) and Gazelle Medeo T9 HMB ($3,899).

Those with very limited storage, or who need to carry the bike up stairs, should consider the weight and size of a full-size frame. Compare the motor position, as hub motors tend to feel simple and affordable while crank motors usually feel more natural and handle climbs well.

We list 3 matching parts and accessories for it, such as Shimano STEPS BT-E8010 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 eSpresso 300 SE

We have not yet checked the Merida eSpresso 300 SE 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 urban commuter e-bike before you order.