Merida Big.Nine 20 2021 frame XL
 | Outdated Product Model year: 2021; Type: Type: mountain (MTB); Frame material: aluminium; Suspension: hardtail; Suspension type (fork): oil-spring; Fork lockout; Fork material: aluminium; Wheel size ("): 29; Front brake: hydraulic disc; Rear brake: hydraulic disc; Speeds: 24; Handlebar type: straight; Equipment: chain guard |
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The Taiwanese company Merida is one of the largest suppliers of bicycles on a global scale. The Big.Nine 20 2021 Niner with an eye on cross-country bike rides is seen as a tidbit of the pie from her.
big wheels
The legend about the model opens with a verified geometry of the aluminium frame, which is available in sizes from S to XXL for different sizes of cyclists. For example, the XL-frame of the model is sharpened for the growth of riders from 187 to 196 cm. The bike is equipped with large 29-inch wheels of its own production with double aluminium rims. Merida rubber with a tread width of 2.2" is rightfully considered “native” for the wheels.
Front fork lockout
A key feature of the model's character is front suspension in the guise of a Suntour oil-spring fork with 100 mm of travel and a lockout mechanism. The travel lock provides the bike with a better roll when moving on a flat roadway. And the active depreciation system will come in handy when conquering off-road.
On a solid "five"
The bike has a 24 speed transmission. It is supported by powerful hydraulic disc brakes, allowing sensitive control of the deceleration force, regardless of any external factors. The element of the model is active cross-country rides, with which the bike handles with a solid “five”.
