Merida Ride: geometry and sizes
Merida may sell more than one frame under the Ride name, each with its own geometry. These are the ones in the database. Each shows stack and reach for the smallest and largest size. The numbers for every size are on the model page.
The Ride is only in the archive of older model years.
The tables show the smallest and largest size, each with stack / reach in millimetres. Both terms are explained in the glossary.
Older Merida Ride model years
Frame geometry only, no build. Model years are approximate.
| Version | Smallest | Largest |
|---|---|---|
| Ride Lite 2017 | 44cm · 536 / 374 | 62cm · 658 / 403 |
| Ride 4000 2016–2017 | 44 · 542 / 373 | 62 · 654 / 405 |
| Ride Disc 3000 2016–2017 | 47 · 541 / 363 | 59 · 634 / 401 |
| Ride 100 2016 | 44 · 536 / 345 | 62 · 658 / 403 |
| Ride 7000 2016 | 50 · 537 / 376 | 59 · 624 / 389 |
| Ride Disc 500 2016 | 47 · 541 / 368 | 59 · 634 / 391 |
| Ride 2015 | 44 · 553 / 370 | 54 · 599 / 373 |
| Ride CF2 2015 | 44 · 542 / 373 | 54 · 587 / 376 |
The same size label on two versions doesn’t mean the same frame. And stack and reach only describe the frame: where the bars end up also depends on the stem, spacers and bars.
There’s no sizing by height here. Everything starts from your position. Enter your position and I’ll work out which versions and sizes match it.