Think of the FR 800 as the least sensible bike in the aluminium One-Sixty family, in the best possible way. It is the flagship freeride build: 180mm of fork travel, a coil shock, mullet wheels and brakes with more power than most riders will ever call on.
Underneath is the Lite III aluminium frame with Next Generation enduro geometry, internal cable routing, Boost axles and a threaded bottom bracket, rated to Category 5 for the roughest riding. Agilometer sizing makes reach a choice rather than a consequence of your height, and the suspension gets more progressive as the frames get longer, so a taller rider on a longer frame gets more support deep in the travel.
A RockShox Zeb Ultimate air fork gives 180mm of travel with a 44mm offset, and a Vivid coil shock with a lockout handles the rear, with the spring rate matched to frame size. SRAM Maven four-piston callipers provide the braking, and the drivetrain is a 1x12 Shimano Deore setup with an M7200 SGS derailleur, a 10-51 cassette and MT520 cranks.
Wheels are DT Swiss F 1900 with a 30mm internal width and tubeless tape and valves included, built as a mullet with a 29in front and a 27.5in rear. Tyre choice tells you plenty about the intended use: a soft compound Continental Kryptotal-F 29x2.4 in Enduro casing up front, with a Kryptotal-R 27.5x2.4 in full Downhill casing at the rear. Dropper travel runs from 170mm on the smallest frame to 230mm on the largest.
Features
- Lite III aluminium frame rated to Category 5, Next Generation enduro geometry, Agilometer sizing
- Mullet wheel setup as standard, 29in front and 27.5in rear
- RockShox Zeb Ultimate air fork, 180mm travel, 44mm offset
- RockShox Vivid coil shock with lockout and size-specific spring rate
- SRAM Maven four-piston hydraulic disc brakes
- 1x12 Shimano Deore drivetrain, M7200 SGS derailleur, 10-51 cassette, MT520 cranks
- DT Swiss F 1900 wheels, 30mm internal width, tubeless tape and valves included
- Continental Kryptotal-F 29x2.4 Enduro casing front, Kryptotal-R 27.5x2.4 Downhill casing rear, soft compound
- Size-specific dropper post, 170mm to 230mm travel with 25mm of adjustability
- Suspension progression increases with frame size
Specifications
Discipline MTB
Material Alloy
Front Travel 180mm
Wheel Size 29in / 27.5in
Frame - Lite III Aluminium, Next Generation enduro geometry, internal cable routing, long seat post insert depth. Boost axles standard, threaded BB, trail mount and bottle bosses, flip chip for mullet or 29er. max tyre size - 2.5
Rear Shock - Rock Shox Vivid coil; lockout; spring rate: XShort - 300 lbs; Short - 350 lbs; Mid - 400; Long - 450 lbs; XLong - 500 lbs
Fork - Rock Shox Zeb Ultimate; Air; 180mm travel; 44mm offset; 29x2.6 max. wheel size
Headset - Acros ICR Merida external neck; Upper and lower IPS sealing
Stem - Merida Expert eTRII; aluminium; 35mm diameter; 0 degree rise
Handlebar - Merida Expert TR II; aluminium; 780mm wide; 30mm rise
Grips - Merida Expert TR; recycled material
Brake Type - Hydraulic Disc
Brakes - Front: Sram Maven; 4 piston Rear: Sram Maven; 4 piston
Wheels - Rims: DT Swiss F 1900; 110x15mm; 148x12mm; 30mm inner rim width; aluminium; Tubeless ready (tubeless tape and valves included); front 29; rear 27.5 Spokes: Double Butted Black stainless w/black nipples Front Hub: Merida Expert TR Rear Hub: Merida Expert TR
Tyres - Front: Continental Kryptotal-F; 29x2.4; fold; TR; Enduro casing; Soft Compund Rear: Continental Kryptotal-R; 27.5x2.4; fold; TR; Downhill Casing; Soft Compound
Wheel Size - 29
Speeds - 12
Shifters - Front: Sram dropper lever MMX Rear: Shimano Deore M6200
Rear Derailleur - Shimano Deore M7200; SGS
Chainset - Shimano Deore MT520; 32 teeth; Crank Length: 165mm for all sizes
Bottom Bracket - Shimano BB-MT-501; 24mm
Chain - KMC X12
Cassette - Shimano Deore M7200; 10-51 teeth; 12 speed
Saddle - Merida Comp SL; 25% recycled material; V-mount
Seat Post - Merida Expert TR IV; 34.9mm diameter; in-line; 25mm travel adjustability; XShort: 170mm, Short/Mid: 200mm, Long/XLong: 230mm
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Think of the FR 800 as the least sensible bike in the aluminium One-Sixty family, in the best possible way. It is the flagship freeride build: 180mm of fork travel, a coil shock, mullet wheels and brakes with more power than most riders will ever call on.
Underneath is the Lite III aluminium frame with Next Generation enduro geometry, internal cable routing, Boost axles and a threaded bottom bracket, rated to Category 5 for the roughest riding. Agilometer sizing makes reach a choice rather than a consequence of your height, and the suspension gets more progressive as the frames get longer, so a taller rider on a longer frame gets more support deep in the travel.
A RockShox Zeb Ultimate air fork gives 180mm of travel with a 44mm offset, and a Vivid coil shock with a lockout handles the rear, with the spring rate matched to frame size. SRAM Maven four-piston callipers provide the braking, and the drivetrain is a 1x12 Shimano Deore setup with an M7200 SGS derailleur, a 10-51 cassette and MT520 cranks.
Wheels are DT Swiss F 1900 with a 30mm internal width and tubeless tape and valves included, built as a mullet with a 29in front and a 27.5in rear. Tyre choice tells you plenty about the intended use: a soft compound Continental Kryptotal-F 29x2.4 in Enduro casing up front, with a Kryptotal-R 27.5x2.4 in full Downhill casing at the rear. Dropper travel runs from 170mm on the smallest frame to 230mm on the largest.
Features
- Lite III aluminium frame rated to Category 5, Next Generation enduro geometry, Agilometer sizing
- Mullet wheel setup as standard, 29in front and 27.5in rear
- RockShox Zeb Ultimate air fork, 180mm travel, 44mm offset
- RockShox Vivid coil shock with lockout and size-specific spring rate
- SRAM Maven four-piston hydraulic disc brakes
- 1x12 Shimano Deore drivetrain, M7200 SGS derailleur, 10-51 cassette, MT520 cranks
- DT Swiss F 1900 wheels, 30mm internal width, tubeless tape and valves included
- Continental Kryptotal-F 29x2.4 Enduro casing front, Kryptotal-R 27.5x2.4 Downhill casing rear, soft compound
- Size-specific dropper post, 170mm to 230mm travel with 25mm of adjustability
- Suspension progression increases with frame size
Specifications
Discipline MTB
Material Alloy
Front Travel 180mm
Wheel Size 29in / 27.5in
Frame - Lite III Aluminium, Next Generation enduro geometry, internal cable routing, long seat post insert depth. Boost axles standard, threaded BB, trail mount and bottle bosses, flip chip for mullet or 29er. max tyre size - 2.5
Rear Shock - Rock Shox Vivid coil; lockout; spring rate: XShort - 300 lbs; Short - 350 lbs; Mid - 400; Long - 450 lbs; XLong - 500 lbs
Fork - Rock Shox Zeb Ultimate; Air; 180mm travel; 44mm offset; 29x2.6 max. wheel size
Headset - Acros ICR Merida external neck; Upper and lower IPS sealing
Stem - Merida Expert eTRII; aluminium; 35mm diameter; 0 degree rise
Handlebar - Merida Expert TR II; aluminium; 780mm wide; 30mm rise
Grips - Merida Expert TR; recycled material
Brake Type - Hydraulic Disc
Brakes - Front: Sram Maven; 4 piston Rear: Sram Maven; 4 piston
Wheels - Rims: DT Swiss F 1900; 110x15mm; 148x12mm; 30mm inner rim width; aluminium; Tubeless ready (tubeless tape and valves included); front 29; rear 27.5 Spokes: Double Butted Black stainless w/black nipples Front Hub: Merida Expert TR Rear Hub: Merida Expert TR
Tyres - Front: Continental Kryptotal-F; 29x2.4; fold; TR; Enduro casing; Soft Compund Rear: Continental Kryptotal-R; 27.5x2.4; fold; TR; Downhill Casing; Soft Compound
Wheel Size - 29
Speeds - 12
Shifters - Front: Sram dropper lever MMX Rear: Shimano Deore M6200
Rear Derailleur - Shimano Deore M7200; SGS
Chainset - Shimano Deore MT520; 32 teeth; Crank Length: 165mm for all sizes
Bottom Bracket - Shimano BB-MT-501; 24mm
Chain - KMC X12
Cassette - Shimano Deore M7200; 10-51 teeth; 12 speed
Saddle - Merida Comp SL; 25% recycled material; V-mount
Seat Post - Merida Expert TR IV; 34.9mm diameter; in-line; 25mm travel adjustability; XShort: 170mm, Short/Mid: 200mm, Long/XLong: 230mm