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If this is the case, then I would go to consumer affairs. What if like me, I'm the original owner but I now live 1500ks away from the bike shop I bought it from. I don't think which Merida dealer you purchased it from is relevant under Australian consumer law. It would be just like a Volkswagen...

I don't know what pedals you use but these below are amazing. I hit a rock, bent my crank arm like a banana to the point where I couldn't even pedal my bike without it hitting the chainstay and thought I'd bent a pedal axle. So, I contacted One Up Components via email because they don't have...

I've got the exact same bike/year as you OP. Mine was clicking early on, but I did two things. Firstly, I removed the motor bolts one at a time and greased them with a good synthetic waterproof grease and Loctite on the treads. No more clicking. Then it came back but sounded different to the...

When I charge my battery, the lights on the battery perform as normal (solid green bars and one flashing green) and increase up to eventually 5 solid green bars but instead of turning itself off after this like it used to, it goes back to two bars with the first bar solid green and the second...

Took my e160 900e out for a ride today and the motor assist cut out 3 times, it was just like a quick reboot, screen off, no assist and then just automatically booted back up to the standard start screen again. Any ideas?

Have you explored the option to send the faulty motor back to Shimano for them to fix?

Not really, with a larger rotor you have more meters per second passing through the brake pads for the same rpm, therefore braking efficiency is improved because you increase the contact area within a given time frame. For example, with a 180mm rotor and the brakes applied for 6 seconds you...

On MTB Direct, select dropper post spares, then Rockshox in Brand and then you'll come up with Rockshox Reverb Parts, scroll down to options and there's around 6 different parts to choose from. You want the Hose Barb - Hose Into post (second option down)...

Pretty sure it's under a sub menu called adjust, I stumbled upon it one day. You can micro adjust it using the paddles.

You can also adjust it via your display.

Does it list the model if you log into E-Tube?

How's $50 including express postage sound, I can take a pic and send it to you first to see if it's what you want, PM me your number if you want to follow up.

Maybe, is that the standard saddle on the E160 900e (2019) I've got one that has a small scuff on the back edge.

Yep, similar to what I run. I'm around 90 kitted up and run 20 front and 22 rear on a 2.6. 2.8's felt like a kids bouncy castle!

I certainly would take it back and get it warrantied.

It depends on the chainring you choose, I fitted a Snail brand from ebay, it's performed faultlessly and held up to some abuse and quite a few kms. It does only just catch the chainstay by a bees dick but it must be due to frame flex as when you're off the bike there's a couple of mil clearance...

I ordered some directly from the manufactures website, they're not usually out of stock for long and they arrive really fast as they use Fedex to send them.

Mines too good, on a hill that is too steep for me to nearly even walk up, the bike wants to take off on me an leave me for dead!

And a front and rear axle to match!

These would look sensational.