Merida EBig Seven 300 SE Hardtail Electric Mountain Bike 2022 – Matt Black

Merida eBig Seven 300 SE Hardtail Electric Mountain Bike 2022 – Matt Black

The eBig Seven 300 SE bats for the no nonsense, well equipped yet largely accessible hardtail eMTB.

Adopting a Hydroformed Prolite 66 Triple Butted Aluminium frame, designed with a low stand-over to achieve an aggressive geometry aspiring a fast paced, agile riding style suited perfectly to rural trails, yet versatile in purpose, making this the perfect all-rounder.

eBig Seven – Adopting 27.5″ Merida Comp wheels to aspire agility and pace while the gravity does the rest. Said wheels are wrapped in 27.5×2.2″ Maxxis Ikon tyres, working in unison with the Suntour XCM32 DS suspension forks to accomodate for a little aggression on the dirt, or iron out the creases on your rural commute. What goes up, must come down! Merida have included a Shimano MT-200 hydraulic disc brake system to aspire confidence, but also optimise bike control.

Finished in a Satanic black, the Devil really is in the detail.

Shimano Steps E7000

The heart of the eBig Nine lies with a Shimano Steps E7000 crank driven system. Boasting a silky smooth power delivery and 60Nm torque, the E7000 is designed to cope with the rigors of eMTB riding. “It rides like a normal mountain bike thanks to its small size that allows it to be built on the same frame geometry. Its low profile with durable protective cover is designed to handle the rigors of off-road riding while clearing protruding roots and rocks. It can be counted on for a controlled, smoother riding experience.” – Shimano

Key Features:

• Frame: eBig Nine Lite, Hydroformed Aluminium, Crossbar
• Fork: Suntour XCM32 DS 100mm
• Motor: Shimano Steps E7000
• Battery: Shimano E8010 504Wh
• Gears: 9 Speed
• Brakes: Shimano MT-200 Hydraulic Disc, RT10 Rotor 180mm
• Shifters: Shimano Alivio M3100 9 Speed
• Derailleur: Shimano Deore RDM592 9 Speed
• Wheels: 27.5″ Merida Comp CC Rim x Shimano MT400-B Hubs
• Tyres: Maxxis Ikon 27.5×2.2″ Kevlar Bead
• Range: Up to 90 Miles*

*This will vary depending on weight of user, terrain and mode of pedal assistance used