Merida mountain bikes in Australia

Every Merida mountain bike BikeFinder lists for Australia: 27 models in 10 families, $399 to $16,999. Prices are checked Australian retailer prices where we have one, otherwise the RRP.

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Merida was founded in 1972 by Ike Tseng in Taiwan. It spent its first years building bikes for other brands and launched the Merida brand in 1988, and it is now one of the world's largest bicycle makers. Its range runs from Big Seven entry hardtails and Crossway hybrids to the Reacto and Scultura road bikes and a large eMTB line. In Australia Merida is sold through dealers, and many models through 99 Bikes.

Models27mountain
From$399cheapest listed
Middle price$5,717across 27 priced
Families10model lines
Electric
18 of 27 are e-bikes
Non-electric
4 hardtails, 5 full suspension
Fork travel
100 to 150 mm
Wheels
29 inch (4), 27.5 inch (2), mullet (1)

27 bikes listed in Australia.

Where to start

Merida mountain bikes by family

Matts

1 model · $399

Entry hardtail and kids mountain bike range.

Big Seven

3 models · $489 to $699

Entry hardtail mountain bike on 27.5 inch wheels.

One-Twenty

2 models · $1,999 to $2,959

Short-travel trail full-suspension bike.

One-Forty

2 models · $2,297 to $4,499

Trail full-suspension bike.

Ninety-Six

1 model · $7,399

Cross-country race full-suspension bike.

eBig.Nine

3 models · $2,455 to $3,549

Electric hardtail mountain bike.

eOne-Sixty

7 models · $4,765 to $13,999

Electric enduro bike, Merida's best-known eMTB.

eOne-Forty

1 model · $4,842

Electric trail bike.

eOne-Eighty

5 models · $6,524 to $9,348

Long-travel electric enduro bike.

Lithos

2 models · $8,499 to $16,999

Lightweight electric enduro bike.

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Frequently asked questions

How much are Merida mountain bikes in Australia?

Merida mountain bikes on BikeFinder range from $399 (Matts 6.5 V) to $16,999, with a middle price of $5,717 across 27 priced models.

Which Merida mountain bikes are available in Australia?

BikeFinder lists 27 Merida mountain bikes: Matts (1), Big Seven (3), One-Twenty (2), One-Forty (2), Ninety-Six (1), eBig.Nine (3), eOne-Sixty (7), eOne-Forty (1), eOne-Eighty (5), Lithos (2).

Does Merida make hardtail and full-suspension mountain bikes?

Of the non-electric Merida mountain bikes we list, 4 hardtails, 5 full suspension. Hardtails are lighter, simpler and cheaper; full suspension adds a rear shock for comfort and control on rough trails.

Where can I buy Merida mountain bikes in Australia?

Merida dealers, with many models sold through 99 Bikes. BikeFinder is an independent directory, not a shop: each listing links to an Australian seller with the checked price.