Im looking at a 160 because i race enduro. But i have a tight budget and will only be able to afford one bike. I was just wondering in the 160 was still fun and agile enough at slower speeds and on tighter and less steep trails.
Im looking at a 160 because i race enduro. But i have a tight budget and will only be able to afford one bike. I was just wondering in the 160 was still fun and agile enough at slower speeds and on tighter and less steep trails.
hi 😊 thanks for telling your opinions, I'm looking into getting my hands on one too... little question, what's your impressions of the frame stiffness? (cutting corners) and what's your take on long term durability?
Buying a merida new or 2nd hand is just like buying a Hyundai. Its works, its reliable, everything's basic but no one wants to be seen in it. 2nd hand they lose all their value so you can pick up a good bargain
That was before they actually made a good bike. This really is different. The geo and the whole bike in general can now compete with the better known brands.
Just took stock of one myself. First bike in 10 years. Just getting back to it. Utterly brilliant bike
Im looking at a 160 because i race enduro. But i have a tight budget and will only be able to afford one bike. I was just wondering in the 160 was still fun and agile enough at slower speeds and on tighter and less steep trails.
Im looking at a 160 because i race enduro. But i have a tight budget and will only be able to afford one bike. I was just wondering in the 160 was still fun and agile enough at slower speeds and on tighter and less steep trails.
hi 😊 thanks for telling your opinions, I'm looking into getting my hands on one too... little question, what's your impressions of the frame stiffness? (cutting corners) and what's your take on long term durability?
Cheers for the reply. Frame stiffness feels spot on so far. Stiff enough but also nice and compliant. Very nice piece of kit.
@@peterbooker1995 was the headset OK?
awesome bikes but man the through pivot cable routing is 100x worse than headset routing.....
Buying a merida new or 2nd hand is just like buying a Hyundai.
Its works, its reliable, everything's basic but no one wants to be seen in it.
2nd hand they lose all their value so you can pick up a good bargain
That was before they actually made a good bike. This really is different. The geo and the whole bike in general can now compete with the better known brands.