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I’m not certain this is the answer however from a car - Motorsport background I can tell you it’s best to have some “float” on the Caliper to allow it to centre in the disc when applied as it will grab the disc evenly. As long as the pands are making contact on the disc correctly I would work...

I sat on it and thought ti was the slimmest of what were discussing As for the battery I don't mind it like that, easy to remove and no "gimmicky" mounting system

I felt the Merida 900E was best bang for buck we paid $6000 AU for each one we bought

After trying the trek and giant out also I would agree with the above

I’m 168 cm I did the medium

And I appreciate it im reading the review you linked me in on now

I thought these were more of a down hill bike

The Giant does look good, However the Merdia offers the electric gear section and a nicer fork and shock Even pushing up and down on them both the Merida with the Kashmia coating feels smoother, Ive used these coatings on my dirt bikes, it really works well. I looked at the Rocky Mountain...

I looked at the Merida today Very cool machine

Just sold my Scott genius Now what do we get Merida 900E Trek power fly LT 9

Hi Julio Yes I have found that We ronde the trek with the Bosch and a giant with a Shimano I think The Shimano felt more smooth to apply at slow speed but not as strong up top like the bosch It’s all confusing with so many very similar products at similar prices

Hi there everyone We just found this site, my wife and I are loving the mountain bike and now we found “E” bikes Wow ...... So our bikes are for sale and we’re doing our research on which bike. This is harder than picking a non E bike Anyhow we will keep reading here and hopefully learn...