MERIDA
Merida ONE-TWENTY 300
- Lifetime frame warranty
- 130 mm air suspension
- Shimano CUES 1x10
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Merida ONE-TWENTY 300
Open up new trails - and ride like you're never ridden before. The ONE-TWENTY 300 marries amazing value with a high-performance 130 mm travel aluminium frame, making it the perfect introduction to full-suspension mountain biking. Our P-FLEX suspension keeps maintenance down but fun and control at a maximum, with adjustable SR Suntour shocks taming the bumps. The Shimano CUES drivetrain gives precise yet durable shifting, hydraulic disc brakes give stopping power you can rely on, and our dropper post gives you extra control on tough descents.
The ONE-TWENTY is a bike that doesn't need to be shoehorned into a category. Short travel trail, downcountry - call it whatever you want, but this is a fun mountain bike for doing fun mountain bike things. Light enough to climb all day but planted on the descents - and the perfect balance everywhere else. Whether you're into flowing singletrack sessions or big mileage in the mountains, the ONE-TWENTY is our do-it-all Swiss Army Knife of a bike. Our high-value, high-quality LITE aluminium frame is paired with our proven P-FLEX flexstay suspension design, keeping maintenance needs low, but performance high. We've also used our progressive geometry concept but tweaked it to suit a fun, short-travel machine and, thanks to the AGILOMETER sizing concept from our award-winning ONE-SIXTY and ONE-FORTY range, you can pick stable or agile handling independently of bike fit. The hardest part will be getting the smile off your face.
- Trail-ready LITE aluminium frame with P-FLEX technology
- 130 mm travel front and rear with SR Suntour air-sprung suspension
- Strong and controllable Shimano hydraulic disc brakes
- Progressive geometry and AGILOMETER sizing
- Tough and precise Shimano CUES 10-speed drivetrain
- MERIDA dropper seat post
- PROLITE 66 TRIPLE BUTTED ALUMINUM - When creating high-end aluminium frames, we use our proven PROLITE 66 (6066) aluminium, as it is incredibly light and durable. In addition, it works exceptionally well with our hydroforming technology, allowing us to create complex shapes, featuring triple butted wall thicknesses, an almost carbon-like appearance and the best possible stiffness-to-weight ratio. While lesser alloys might be cheaper, it is the ideal choice for high-performance bicycle frames.
- HFS - HYDRO FORMING SYSTEM - ‘C-Mount’ equipped bikes have the fixing points for a rear rack already integrated (some bikes require model specific rear rack), making fitting fast, simple and reliable.
- X-TAPER HEADTUBE - Steering precision is vital to safe and confident handling, and the X-TAPER HEADTUBE allows us to significantly boost this precision. A larger headset diameter at the bottom paired with a smaller one at the top helps to deal with the strains modern riding and equipment can put on the headtube, all without adding unnecessary weight. It allows tapered forks to be fitted with ease and delivers precise and confidence-inspiring steering.
- NON-SLIP TIGHTENING - This system means you only need a single tool to tighten important bolts, making it easy to secure them while out on the trail and also making routine maintenance faster and simpler. The bolts have a specially shaped head on one end that fits into a matching recess in the frame, preventing rotation. That means there is no hardware bonded into the frame itself, so damaged threads or bolts can be easily replaced.
- P-FLEX - A suspension design where the traditional pivot point on the seat stay is eliminated in favour of a flexstay design. This uses the compliance of the material and specific shaping of the tubes to allow for the seat and chain stays to move apart as the suspension moves through the travel. By removing this pivot point at the seat and chain stay junction, we save weight, reduce maintenance needs and add stiffness to the frame structure.
- WIRE PORT - MERIDA designed headsets that enable all control cables from the handlebar to enter the frame through the headset cover, creating a clean and uncluttered look, allowing for a lighter, stronger and more aerodynamic frame structure than with conventional cable ports. Depending on the model, the cables are run completely internally (including the bar and stem) or semi-integrated, where the cables enter the frame underneath the stem.
- LONG FENDER - An optional extra coverage mudguard that bolts rigidly to the back end of our bikes, protecting the rider from dirt and water spray while reducing noise, movement and prevent damage to the paintwork.
Technologies
- INTERNAL CABLE ROUTING – Cables connect your handlebar controls to vital components like gears and brakes, but there's no need for them to get in your way. With Internal Cable Routing we've reduced clutter and maintenance by running cables through the frame, keeping them out of the way of dust and water contamination – or damage from abrasion – as well as cleaning up your bike's appearance.
- SMOOTH WELDING – Smooth Welding isn't easy, but worthwhile things usually aren't. It has two advantages. First, and most obviously, it looks great: one tube seems to almost flow into the other. Second, and at least as importantly, it helps to minimise load peaks on welded areas for better frame strength and durability.
| Frame | - | ONE-TWENTY LITE V. 130mm suspension travel, aluminium, 29x2.5" max. wheelsize, 148x12mm axle standard, BSA bottom bracket standard |
| Wheel size | - | 29" |
| Gears | - | 10 (1x10) |
| Suspension fork | - | SR Suntour XCR34 2CR. Air, 130mm suspension travel, Tapered, lockout, 44mm fork offset, 29x2.4" max wheelsize |
| Shock | - | SR Suntour Edge Plus 2CR |
| Brake system | - | Shimano MT200 / RT10 180mm |
| Rear derailleur | - | Shimano CUES U6000 |
| Shifters | - | Shimano CUES U6000 |
| Bottom bracket | - | Samox BSA 24mm EB2401 |
| Crankset | - | MERIDA Expert TR II. 32T, 170 mm for all sizes |
| Cassette | - | Shimano LG400. 11-48T, 10-speed |
| Kett | - | KMC xGlide |
| Kaelakausid | - | Acros ICR MERIDA EXTERNAL neck. Upper and lower IPS sealing |
| Stem | - | MERIDA COMP TR. aluminium, 35mm diameter, 0° stem angle, 40 mm |
| Handlebar | - | MERIDA COMP TR. aluminium, 780mm width, 20mm rise |
| Grips | - | MERIDA COMP TR |
| Pöiad | - | MERIDA COMP CC II. 25mm inner width, aluminium, tubeless ready |
| Esirumm | - | Shimano TC500-B. 110x15mm width front hub, 32H, Centerlock |
| Tagarumm | - | Shimano TC500-HM-B. 148x12mm width rear hub, 32H, Centerlock |
| Tyres | - | Maxxis Rekon. 29x2.4", wire |
| Saddle | - | MERIDA COMP SL. 25% recycled material, V-mount |
| Seat post | - | MERIDA EXPERT TR II. 34.9mm diameter, 0mm setback, travel seatpost XSHORT/SHORT: 150mm, MID: 170mm, LONG, XLONG: 200mm |
| Sadulaklamber | - | MERIDA EXPERT |
| Weight approx | - | 16 kg |
| Max Weight (bike + rider) | - | 135 kg |
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MERIDA is one of the world's leading premium bicycle brands, founded in 1972 in Changhua, Taiwan by engineer and entrepreneur Ike Tseng (1932–2012). The brand's origin story is built on a real vision: while travelling in the US in the early 1970s, Ike Tseng spotted a sign on a bike shop door stating that Taiwanese-made bikes would not be accepted for repair due to their poor quality. This deeply offended him — and that same September he opened his factory in Yuanlin with a mission to prove that world-class bikes could be made in Taiwan. The name "Me-Ri-Da" loosely translates as "reaching your destination on a beautiful, high-quality product". For its first decades Merida operated as an OEM producer for major Western brands (including Raleigh, Specialized and Mongoose), launched its own MERIDA brand in 1988 and in 1992 became the first bicycle manufacturer listed on the Taiwan Stock Exchange. The backbone of today's Merida, however, is the R&D centre opened in 2001 in Magstadt, Germany, near Stuttgart, where the entire bike development takes place — frame design, geometry, colours, component specifications. The location is no accident: Mercedes, Porsche and other German automotive giants are right next door, meaning the area is full of top-class engineers. Magstadt also houses the brand's own test lab, where prototypes are put through punishing trials before going into production. At the Taiwanese factory, a local team of around 20 engineers turns the German concepts into production-ready products — this connection is Merida's signature: "engineered in Germany, tested by pros, built in Taiwan". Today Merida produces over 2 million bikes a year at its factories in Taiwan, China and Germany, and sells them in more than 77 countries — the range covers everything from kids' and city bikes to e-bikes, MTBs, gravel and full-on professional WorldTour racing machines. Merida has also left a deep mark on top-level sport: the Multivan Merida Biking Team that operated from 2000 to 2016 went down in history as one of the most successful MTB teams ever — over 30 World Cup wins, 15 World Championship titles, 15 European titles, and at the 2004 Athens Olympics both gold (Gunn-Rita Dahle Flesjå) and silver (José Hermida). On the road, Merida has supplied WorldTour teams since 2013 — the most memorable wins are Vincenzo Nibali's Milan–San Remo (2018) and Il Lombardia (2017) and Sonny Colbrelli's Paris–Roubaix (2021), all in Bahrain Victorious colours. A unique partnership ties Merida to the American premium brand Specialized: since 2001 Merida has owned 49% of Specialized and produces their models. The backbone of every Merida bike is Ike Tseng's original principle — do it with quality or don't do it at all.