Merida Big Trail 600 First Ride Review - Is This Now The BEST Budget Hardtail For Beginners?

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Merida's Big.Trail has been a staple hardtail mountain bike in the brand's range and it's one that we've ridden and loved throughout its many iterations. For 2025, Merida has brought a range of updates to the Big.Trail to make it an even better hardtail for an even larger range of mountain bikers. We've had some time with the bike before launch, and here are some early impressions.
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⚫️ In this video
0:00 Intro
0:40 Bike details
02:50 Ride impressions
07:39 Conclusion
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Комментарии : 9

@Pyton1982 3 дня назад

I bought an older model. I like it very much. For someone who is returning to biking after years, I bought it so that I didn't unnecessarily buy an expensive one when I didn't know if I would enjoy it again. Now I don't know if it's the bike, but I just really enjoy it again. Anyway, if it was bad I probably wouldn't enjoy it so much. Big thumbs up for Merida.

@lukaslewandowski5756 4 дня назад

Finally bikes with short seat tube getting popular 💪

@kdm6287 2 дня назад

Enjoy the last Merida Big trail review as much as this one, great work.

@offroadcc 2 дня назад

Thank you!

@kdm6287 6 часов назад

Is there a big trail 700 coming?

@sic5846 4 дня назад

Would you say the older version was more compliant as i don't think you mentioned harshness in that review ?

@offroadcc 3 дня назад

To be honest, it's been years since I rode that bike so I don't really remember but alloy frames inherently aren't very compliant and rely on large volume tyres for comfort. The old bike had similar width tyres but my riding has improved since riding that bike, so I'm likely noticing the harshness, for lack of a better term, more because I'm riding faster. That, and the bike is encouraging of faster riding through its geo.