Merida Silex 700 Gravel Bike 2027

Merida Silex 700 Gravel Bike 2027

Merida Silex 400 Gravel Bike 2026

Highlights MTB inspired gravel geometry for off-road stability Full carbon fork with tapered steerer, mounting points and routing for a dynamo hub Shimano GRX 2x10 drivetrain Shimano GRX hydraulic disc brakes Shimano GRX chainset 12 mm bolt through axles Multiple mounting points for bags, cages and fenders A star buy due to its incredible versatility and value for money. High quality aluminium frame and carbon fork pair off-road ready handling with all-road versatility, while the Shimano GRX groupset covers all braking and shifting duties. Over time gravel has evolved, splitting in to racing and adventure. Silex remains all about the road less travelled, the spirit of adventure and camaraderie. The new Mission platform takes on the role of racing. That’s not to say the Silex was a slouch off-road, a week before its launch, Matej Mohoric won the 2023 Gravel World Championships! The Silex concept was a ground up design that rather than taking a road or cyclocross bike and re-jigging the recipe, started with modern MTB inspired geometry; long top and head tubes and a short stem, offering nimble, confidence-inspiring off road handling. This 2nd gen frame runs a revised fork design meaning you can swap to a suspension fork without affecting the geometry. All frames have five sets of bottle bosses, the aluminium frame has rack mounting points offering multiple luggage carrying options for any adventure and has the ability to run internal routed dropper posts and even dynamo systems. All Silex (except the 200) feature powerful hydraulic disc brakes and 180 mm rotors. Calipers are mounted on the chainstay for better dissipation of braking forces using the flat-mount standard for a neat, flush fit. On carbon models calipers sit on CNC’d aluminium Disc Cooler fins reducing operating temperatures by up to 35% – particularly important when running fully loaded.

Merida Silex 7000 Gravel Bike 2026

Highlights: Carbon frame with MTB Inspired gravel geometry for off-road stability Full carbon fork with tapered steerer, mounting points and routing for a dynamo hub Shimano GRX 1 x 12 groupset Shimano GRX hydraulic disc brakes Shimano RX180 wheel set with 12mm bolt through axles Multiple mounting points for bags, cages and fenders Carbon gravel bike with carbon fork and Shimano's excellent GRX 1 x12 groupset, Shimano RX180 wheelset and GRX hydraulic disc brakes. Over time gravel has evolved, splitting in to racing and adventure. Silex remains all about the road less travelled, the spirit of adventure and camaraderie. The new Mission platform takes on the role of racing. That's not to say the Silex was a slouch off-road, a week before its launch, Matej Mohoric won the 2023 Gravel World Championships! The Silex concept was a ground up design that rather than taking a road or cyclocross bike and re-jigging the recipe, started with modern MTB inspired geometry; long top and head tubes and a short stem, offering nimble, confidence-inspiring off road handling. This 2nd gen frame runs a revised fork design meaning you can swap to a suspension fork without affecting the geometry. All frames have five sets of bottle bosses, the aluminium frame has rack mounting points offering multiple luggage carrying options for any adventure and has the ability to run internal routed dropper posts and even dynamo systems. All Silex (except the 200) feature powerful hydraulic disc brakes and 180mm rotors. Calipers are mounted on the chainstay for better dissipation of braking forces using the flat-mount standard for a neat, flush fit. On carbon models calipers sit on CNCd aluminium Disc Cooler fins reducing operating temperatures by up to 35%; particularly important when running fully loaded.

Merida Silex 4000 Gravel Bike 2026

Highlights: Robust aluminium frame with MTB Inspired gravel geometry for off-road stability Full carbon fork with tapered steerer, mounting points and routing for a dynamo hub Shimano ESSA 1 x 8 drivetrain FSA Omega Chainset Shimano ESSA mechanical disc brakes 12mm bolt through axles Multiple mounting points for bags, cages and fenders Entry-level aluminium gravel bike with 1 x 8 Shimano ESSA drivetrain and mechanical disc brakes. Ideal for off-road adventures or commuting. Over time gravel has evolved, splitting in to racing and adventure. Silex remains all about the road less travelled, the spirit of adventure and camaraderie. The new Mission platform takes on the role of racing. That's not to say the Silex was a slouch off-road, a week before its launch, Matej Mohoric won the 2023 Gravel World Championships! The Silex concept was a ground up design that rather than taking a road or cyclocross bike and re-jigging the recipe, started with modern MTB inspired geometry; long top and head tubes and a short stem, offering nimble, confidence-inspiring off road handling. This 2nd gen frame runs a revised fork design meaning you can swap to a suspension fork without affecting the geometry. All frames have five sets of bottle bosses, the aluminium frame has rack mounting points offering multiple luggage carrying options for any adventure and has the ability to run internal routed dropper posts and even dynamo systems. All Silex (except the 200) feature powerful hydraulic disc brakes and 180mm rotors. Calipers are mounted on the chainstay for better dissipation of braking forces using the flat-mount standard for a neat, flush fit. On carbon models calipers sit on CNCd aluminium Disc Cooler fins reducing operating temperatures by up to 35%; particularly important when running fully loaded.

Merida Silex 700 Gravel Bike 2026

Highlights: Robust aluminium frame with MTB Inspired gravel geometry for off-road stability Full carbon fork with tapered steerer, mounting points and routing for a dynamo hub Shimano GRX 1 x 12 groupset Shimano GRX hydraulic disc brakes Shimano RX180 wheel set with 12mm bolt through axles Multiple mounting points for bags, cages and fenders Aluminium gravel bike with carbon fork and Shimano's excellent GRX 1 x12 groupset, Shimano RX180 wheelset and GRX hydraulic disc brakes. Over time gravel has evolved, splitting in to racing and adventure. Silex remains all about the road less travelled, the spirit of adventure and camaraderie. The new Mission platform takes on the role of racing. That's not to say the Silex was a slouch off-road, a week before its launch, Matej Mohoric won the 2023 Gravel World Championships! The Silex concept was a ground up design that rather than taking a road or cyclocross bike and re-jigging the recipe, started with modern MTB inspired geometry; long top and head tubes and a short stem, offering nimble, confidence-inspiring off road handling. This 2nd gen frame runs a revised fork design meaning you can swap to a suspension fork without affecting the geometry. All frames have five sets of bottle bosses, the aluminium frame has rack mounting points offering multiple luggage carrying options for any adventure and has the ability to run internal routed dropper posts and even dynamo systems. All Silex (except the 200) feature powerful hydraulic disc brakes and 180mm rotors. Calipers are mounted on the chainstay for better dissipation of braking forces using the flat-mount standard for a neat, flush fit. On carbon models calipers sit on CNCd aluminium Disc Cooler fins reducing operating temperatures by up to 35%; particularly important when running fully loaded.

Merida Silex 400 Gravel Bike 2026

Highlights: Robust aluminium frame with MTB Inspired gravel geometry for off-road stability Full carbon fork with tapered steerer, mounting points and routing for a dynamo hub Shimano GRX 2 x 10 drivetrain Shimano GRX hydraulic disc brakes Shimano GRX chainset 12mm bolt through axles Multiple mounting points for bags, cages and fenders A star buy due to its incredible versatility and value for money. High quality aluminium frame and carbon fork pair off-road ready handling with all-road versatility, while the Shimano GRX groupset covers all braking and shifting duties. Over time gravel has evolved, splitting in to racing and adventure. Silex remains all about the road less travelled, the spirit of adventure and camaraderie. The new Mission platform takes on the role of racing. That's not to say the Silex was a slouch off-road, a week before its launch, Matej Mohoric won the 2023 Gravel World Championships! The Silex concept was a ground up design that rather than taking a road or cyclocross bike and re-jigging the recipe, started with modern MTB inspired geometry; long top and head tubes and a short stem, offering nimble, confidence-inspiring off road handling. This 2nd gen frame runs a revised fork design meaning you can swap to a suspension fork without affecting the geometry. All frames have five sets of bottle bosses, the aluminium frame has rack mounting points offering multiple luggage carrying options for any adventure and has the ability to run internal routed dropper posts and even dynamo systems. All Silex (except the 200) feature powerful hydraulic disc brakes and 180mm rotors. Calipers are mounted on the chainstay for better dissipation of braking forces using the flat-mount standard for a neat, flush fit. On carbon models calipers sit on CNC’d aluminium Disc Cooler fins reducing operating temperatures by up to 35%; particularly important when running fully loaded.

Merida Silex 200 Gravel Bike 2026

Highlights: Robust aluminium frame with MTB Inspired gravel geometry for off-road stability Full carbon fork with tapered steerer, mounting points and routing for a dynamo hub Shimano ESSA 1 x 8 drivetrain FSA Omega Chainset Shimano ESSA mechanical disc brakes 12mm bolt through axles Multiple mounting points for bags, cages and fenders Entry-level aluminium gravel bike with 1 x 8 Shimano ESSA drivetrain and mechanical disc brakes. Ideal for off-road adventures or commuting. Over time gravel has evolved, splitting in to racing and adventure. Silex remains all about the road less travelled, the spirit of adventure and camaraderie. The new Mission platform takes on the role of racing. That's not to say the Silex was a slouch off-road, a week before its launch, Matej Mohoric won the 2023 Gravel World Championships! The Silex concept was a ground up design that rather than taking a road or cyclocross bike and re-jigging the recipe, started with modern MTB inspired geometry; long top and head tubes and a short stem, offering nimble, confidence-inspiring off road handling. This 2nd gen frame runs a revised fork design meaning you can swap to a suspension fork without affecting the geometry. All frames have five sets of bottle bosses, the aluminium frame has rack mounting points offering multiple luggage carrying options for any adventure and has the ability to run internal routed dropper posts and even dynamo systems. All Silex (except the 200) feature powerful hydraulic disc brakes and 180mm rotors. Calipers are mounted on the chainstay for better dissipation of braking forces using the flat-mount standard for a neat, flush fit. On carbon models calipers sit on CNCd aluminium Disc Cooler fins reducing operating temperatures by up to 35%; particularly important when running fully loaded.

Merida Silex 9000 Gravel Bike 2026

Highlights: Carbon frame with MTB Inspired gravel geometry for off-road stability Full carbon fork with tapered steerer, mounting points and routing for a dynamo hub Shimano GRX 1 x 12 Di2 groupset Shimano GRX hydraulic disc brakes Reynolds BL ATR carbon wheelset Easton bars and Prologo saddle Multiple mounting points for bags, cages and fenders Range topping carbon adventure gravel bike with Shimano GRX 1 x 12 electronic shifting, Reynolds Black Label carbon wheelset and branded finishing kit Over time gravel has evolved, splitting in to racing and adventure. Silex remains all about the road less travelled, the spirit of adventure and camaraderie. The new Mission platform takes on the role of racing. That's not to say the Silex was a slouch off-road, a week before its launch, Matej Mohoric won the 2023 Gravel World Championships! The Silex concept was a ground up design that rather than taking a road or cyclocross bike and re-jigging the recipe, started with modern MTB inspired geometry; long top and head tubes and a short stem, offering nimble, confidence-inspiring off road handling. This 2nd gen frame runs a revised fork design meaning you can swap to a suspension fork without affecting the geometry. All frames have five sets of bottle bosses, the aluminium frame has rack mounting points offering multiple luggage carrying options for any adventure and has the ability to run internal routed dropper posts and even dynamo systems. All Silex (except the 200) feature powerful hydraulic disc brakes and 180mm rotors. Calipers are mounted on the chainstay for better dissipation of braking forces using the flat-mount standard for a neat, flush fit. On carbon models calipers sit on CNCd aluminium Disc Cooler fins reducing operating temperatures by up to 35%; particularly important when running fully loaded.

Merida Silex 8000 Gravel Bike 2026

Over time gravel has evolved, splitting in to racing and adventure. Silex remains all about the road less travelled, the spirit of adventure and camaraderie. The new Mission platform takes on the role of racing. That's not to say the Silex was a slouch off-road, a week before its launch, Matej Mohoric won the 2023 Gravel World Championships! The Silex concept was a ground up design that rather than taking a road or cyclocross bike and re-jigging the recipe, started with modern MTB inspired geometry; long top and head tubes and a short stem, offering nimble, confidence-inspiring off road handling. This 2nd gen frame runs a revised fork design meaning you can swap to a suspension fork without affecting the geometry. All frames have five sets of bottle bosses, the aluminium frame has rack mounting points offering multiple luggage carrying options for any adventure and has the ability to run internal routed dropper posts and even dynamo systems. All Silex (except the 200) feature powerful hydraulic disc brakes and 180mm rotors. Calipers are mounted on the chainstay for better dissipation of braking forces using the flat-mount standard for a neat, flush fit. On carbon models calipers sit on CNCd aluminium Disc Cooler fins reducing operating temperatures by up to 35%; particularly important when running fully loaded.

Merida Scultura 9000 Road Bike 2025

Team Bahrain Victorious put the fifth generation Scultura thoroughly through its paces, winning mountain top stages of the Tour de France and the Vuelta a Espana before the bike was even launched. Gen 5 keeps the Scultura's fabled lightweight, agility and rider comfort focus and even manages to improve on both measures. The Scultura now incorporates learnings from the Reacto in terms of aerodynamics; they now share the same race proven geometry. Improving weight, comfort and aerodynamics requires plenty of engineering ingenuity. Round tubes are lighter than aero profiled tubes, fatter tyres are more comfortable but less aerodynamic. There are always compromises to be made. The new Scultura is the most aerodynamic ever and shows outstanding compliance, providing class-leading rider comfort. The marketing blurb suggests this helps keep the body fresh for the final sprint or ascent. A couple of mountain top, grand tour stage victories underline that point quite well!