- Mountain Bikes
- big trail 600 - deep forest green (white) - my26
- The original Big Trail concept was the result of a few UK dealers discussing the ideal UK trail bike with the Merida R&D chief - simple: 140mm air fork, 29 wheels, 1 x transmission and a dropper post. Now in its 2nd iteration Big Trail is a fun-packed and hugely capable trail bike. Its progressive geometry combines a steep 76.5° seat angle with a slack 64.0° head angle giving great climbing characteristics and plenty of stability when the terrain gets steep or rough. Sizing follows the Agilometer principle which means most sizes work for most body sizes so that riding style can be factored in. If you want to go fast, take the longer size, for agility, take a shorter size.
- Frame: TFS - 6061 double butted technoformed aluminium, smooth welding, Boost axle standard, tapered head tube, inboard disc mounts, internal cable routing, BSA BB standard, Max tyre size 29 x 2.5
- Fork: RockShox Pike; Air; 140 mm travel; tapered; platform; 44mm fork offset; 29x2.6 max. tyre size
- Headset: Acros ICR Merida External neck; Upper and lower IPS sealing
- Stem: Merida Expert eTRII; material: aluminium; 35 mm diameter; 0 degree rise; Length: 40mm
- Handlebar: Merida Expert TR II; material: aluminium; 780mm wide; 30mm rise
- Grip: Merida Comp TR
- Brake Type: Hydraulic Disc
- Brake Calipers: Front: Shimano Deore M6120; 4 piston with Shimano RT64; 203mm Rear: Shimano Deore M6120; 4 piston with Shimano RT64; 203mm
- Tyres: Front: Maxxis Minion DHF; 29x2.5; kevlar bead; TR EXO 3C MaxxTerra Rear: Maxxis Dissector; 29x2.4; kevlar bead; TR EXO+ 3C MaxxTerra
- Wheel Size: 29
- Wheels: Rims: Reynolds 309 Enduro Comp; 30mm inner rim width; material: aluminium; Tubeless ready (Stans 30mm tubeless tape installed); 29 Spokes: Double Butted Black stainless w/black nipples Front Hub: Shimano TC500-B; 110x15mm; 32 Spoke; Centerlock Rear Hub: Shimano TC500-MS-B; 148x12mm; 32 Spoke; Centerlock
- Speeds: 12
- Rear Derailleur: Shimano Deore M6100; SGS
- Shift Levers: Front: Shimano SL-MT500-IL, Rear: Shimano Deore M6100
- Chain: KMC X12
- Cassette: Shimano Deore M6100; 10-51 teeth; 12 speed
- Chainset: Shimano Deore M6120; 32 tooth chainset; Crank length: (XShort-Long) - 165mm, Xlong - 170mm
- Bottom Bracket: Shimano MT501; 24mm
- Pedals: Not included
- Saddle: Merida Comp SL; 25% recycled material; V-mount; incl. Merida minitool
- Seat Post: Merida Expert TR II; 34.9mm diameter; in-line; XShort - 150mm, (Short-Mid) - 170mm, Long - 200mm, XLong - 230mm seat post travel
TESTINGLorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit. Donec viverra massa sed faucibus finibus. Phasellus ac arcu diam. Donec sit amet lacinia velit, elementum ultrices mi. Nullam scelerisque turpis sit amet dui rutrum gravida. Phasellus vulputate libero ligula, nec scelerisque lectus facilisis in. Morbi tristique erat sit amet lacus elementum, ut tristique erat molestie. Etiam facilisis, purus eget porta gravida, nisi nisl efficitur nunc, ut volutpat felis nisl luctus mauris. Integer luctus leo erat, fermentum auctor quam venenatis sollicitudin. Sed congue tincidunt augue, eu maximus metus sodales quis. Cras eu iaculis dui. Integer sodales eros mi. testing
- The original Big Trail concept was the result of a few UK dealers discussing the ideal UK trail bike with the Merida R&D chief - simple: 140mm air fork, 29 wheels, 1 x transmission and a dropper post. Now in its 2nd iteration Big Trail is a fun-packed and hugely capable trail bike. Its progressive geometry combines a steep 76.5° seat angle with a slack 64.0° head angle giving great climbing characteristics and plenty of stability when the terrain gets steep or rough. Sizing follows the Agilometer principle which means most sizes work for most body sizes so that riding style can be factored in. If you want to go fast, take the longer size, for agility, take a shorter size.
- Frame: TFS - 6061 double butted technoformed aluminium, smooth welding, Boost axle standard, tapered head tube, inboard disc mounts, internal cable routing, BSA BB standard, Max tyre size 29 x 2.5
- Fork: RockShox Pike; Air; 140 mm travel; tapered; platform; 44mm fork offset; 29x2.6 max. tyre size
- Headset: Acros ICR Merida External neck; Upper and lower IPS sealing
- Stem: Merida Expert eTRII; material: aluminium; 35 mm diameter; 0 degree rise; Length: 40mm
- Handlebar: Merida Expert TR II; material: aluminium; 780mm wide; 30mm rise
- Grip: Merida Comp TR
- Brake Type: Hydraulic Disc
- Brake Calipers: Front: Shimano Deore M6120; 4 piston with Shimano RT64; 203mm Rear: Shimano Deore M6120; 4 piston with Shimano RT64; 203mm
- Tyres: Front: Maxxis Minion DHF; 29x2.5; kevlar bead; TR EXO 3C MaxxTerra Rear: Maxxis Dissector; 29x2.4; kevlar bead; TR EXO+ 3C MaxxTerra
- Wheel Size: 29
- Wheels: Rims: Reynolds 309 Enduro Comp; 30mm inner rim width; material: aluminium; Tubeless ready (Stans 30mm tubeless tape installed); 29 Spokes: Double Butted Black stainless w/black nipples Front Hub: Shimano TC500-B; 110x15mm; 32 Spoke; Centerlock Rear Hub: Shimano TC500-MS-B; 148x12mm; 32 Spoke; Centerlock
- Speeds: 12
- Rear Derailleur: Shimano Deore M6100; SGS
- Shift Levers: Front: Shimano SL-MT500-IL, Rear: Shimano Deore M6100
- Chain: KMC X12
- Cassette: Shimano Deore M6100; 10-51 teeth; 12 speed
- Chainset: Shimano Deore M6120; 32 tooth chainset; Crank length: (XShort-Long) - 165mm, Xlong - 170mm
- Bottom Bracket: Shimano MT501; 24mm
- Pedals: Not included
- Saddle: Merida Comp SL; 25% recycled material; V-mount; incl. Merida minitool
- Seat Post: Merida Expert TR II; 34.9mm diameter; in-line; XShort - 150mm, (Short-Mid) - 170mm, Long - 200mm, XLong - 230mm seat post travel
TESTINGLorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit. Donec viverra massa sed faucibus finibus. Phasellus ac arcu diam. Donec sit amet lacinia velit, elementum ultrices mi. Nullam scelerisque turpis sit amet dui rutrum gravida. Phasellus vulputate libero ligula, nec scelerisque lectus facilisis in. Morbi tristique erat sit amet lacus elementum, ut tristique erat molestie. Etiam facilisis, purus eget porta gravida, nisi nisl efficitur nunc, ut volutpat felis nisl luctus mauris. Integer luctus leo erat, fermentum auctor quam venenatis sollicitudin. Sed congue tincidunt augue, eu maximus metus sodales quis. Cras eu iaculis dui. Integer sodales eros mi. testing