Introducing the 'Scultura Endurance 9000' from Merida - the pinnacle of our carbon tarmac endurance range. Boasting a Reynolds tubeless ready carbon wheelset and an impressive 2 x 12 Shimano Ultegra Di2 drivetrain, the Scultura Endurance offers high-quality components for serious riders. Featuring a Shimano Ultegra chainset and hydraulic disc brakes, it's no wonder this model is at the heart of Merida's road bike collection.

Ideally positioned between the Silex and Scultura models, the Scultura Endurance is specifically designed for tarmac-adventure riding. The modern frame design and comfort-orientated geometry create a relaxed and comfortable seating position - perfect for those long hours on the saddle.

The Scultura Endurance 9000's geometry is enhanced by the longer head tube, which not only improves comfort but also adds more stability at higher speeds. Combined with a slightly longer wheelbase, and a slacker head tube angle, this bike offers enhanced stability and precise steering.

An impressive feature of the Scultura Endurance is the 12mm bolt through axles and full carbon tapered fork which work in tandem to increase frame stiffness and steering precision. The wide tyre clearance (up to 35c without mudguards and 32c with mudguards) allows for larger volume tyres, providing more comfort even on the roughest of country lanes.

Clever design details, such as shifting and brake cables routed through the headset and a hidden seat clamp, keep the cockpit clutter-free. Additionally, the rear seat stay bridge can be removed if not in use, further emphasising Merida's commitment to sleek and efficient design.

Equipped with powerful hydraulic disc brakes mounted via the flush fit flat mount standard, the Scultura Endurance ensures optimal safety and durability. And, with CNC’d aluminium Disc Cooler fins which reduce operating temperatures by up to 35%, your riding performance will remain high while your bike stays cool.

For epic rides and enduring comfort, choose the Scultura Endurance 9000 and experience the Merida difference.