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Speeder 300

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$1,199
RRP AUD (99 Bikes)
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SizesXSSS/MM/LLXLWhich size?

OverviewAbout the Merida Speeder 300

The Merida Speeder 300 is a hybrid bike, listed at $1,199. A flat-bar bike for fitness, commuting and easy weekend riding.

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SizingWhat size Speeder 300 do I need?

cm

Enter your height to see the size Merida recommends.

Merida Speeder 300 size chart
SizeRider heightIn feet
XSunder 167 cmunder 5 ft 6 in
S163 to 172 cm5 ft 4 in to 5 ft 8 in
S/M168 to 177 cm5 ft 6 in to 5 ft 10 in
M/L173 to 182 cm5 ft 8 in to 6 ft 0 in
L178 to 187 cm5 ft 10 in to 6 ft 2 in
XL183 cm and over6 ft 0 in and over

Rider heights from Merida's size chart (the brand chart for this model family). Height is a starting point: arm and leg length, flexibility and riding style all matter, so a test ride beats any chart. How bike sizing works.

SpecificationsWhat we know

Brand
Merida
Category
Hybrid
Frame sizes
XS, S, S/M, M/L, L, XL
Price
$1,199, RRP AUD (99 Bikes)

Specs and pricing are listed in AUD and sourced from Australian retail listings. Confirm the current details and availability with the seller before purchase.

GeometrySize M

REACH404STACK606WHEELBASE1,066CHAINSTAY43871.5°73.5°
Merida Speeder 300, size M. Published geometry, drawn to scale (BB drop or fork offset not published, typical value used).
Stack
606 mm
Reach
404 mm
Stack/reach
1.50
Head angle
71.5 deg
Seat angle
73.5 deg
Wheelbase
1066 mm
Chainstay
438 mm
BB drop
65 mm

GearingRatios

1.06lowest (climbing)
4.55highest (speed)
Endurance gearing

Ratios are derived from the chainrings and cassette. They describe the gearing, not any rider's ability.

Drivetrain & buildFull specification

Groupset
Shimano Tiagra
Speeds
10
Crank
Shimano RS400, 50-34T
Chainrings
50/34
Cassette
11-32
Brakes
Shimano MT200 hydraulic disc
Rotors
180mm
Wheelset
Shimano QC300 front hub, Shimano FH-QC300-HM rear hub, MERIDA COMP SL rim
Stock tyre
700x35C
Max tyre clearance
35 mm
Fork material
Carbon

Bike DNAWhat the numbers say

Position
Stack-to-reach 1.50 gives a balanced, endurance riding position.
Steering
A 71.5 deg head angle points to balanced steering.
Climbing
Lowest ratio 1.06 is endurance-friendly gearing.

Derived from the published geometry and gearing above. It describes the numbers, not a ride test.

BikeFinder Data Profile: geometry and specification researched from published sources (backfill 2026-09-27: merida-bikes.com), verified 2026-09-27. This is a specification analysis, not a physical ride review.