100 Nm meets a mere 17 kilograms. The new Orbea Rise is too powerful for a lightweight e-MTB and too light for a classic full-power bike. With this model, Orbea is turning the existing e-MTB categories upside down.

Orbea will consolidate its social engagement efforts under the newly established Orbea Foundation. The foundation will develop its own projects and, together with partner organizations, promote initiatives in the areas of education, mobility, social justice, and the sustainable development of regions.

Orbea presents the new Wild, a full-power eMTB designed with a focus on control, handling, and traction. A low center of gravity, kinematics derived from the Rallon, and the exclusive RS Tune for the Avinox motor are designed to make the bike particularly capable on fast descents and technical climbs. The Wild also offers 170 millimeters of rear travel and delivers up to 150 Newton-meters of torque.

Orbea presents the new Oiz as a competition bike designed specifically for cross-country and marathon racing. The new frame is said to offer greater stiffness, more precise power transfer, and more controlled handling. With 120 millimeters of travel, optimized geometry, and a frame weight of 1,700 grams, the Oiz is clearly aimed at ambitious racers.

The Oiz is an uncompromising racing machine from Orbea that, according to the Spanish manufacturer, looks just as good as it rides. Every detail is designed for speed. The motto is: tackle climbs and keep your hands off the brakes, even on today’s most demanding routes.

If this isn't a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity: you can secure the old FMD Racing race truck from the time when it was still competing in Downhill World Cup races with Canyon bikes for a whopping 43,312 euros. The auction runs until Thursday.

The Orbea Fox Factory Team is completely revamping its team and saying goodbye to Anne Tauber, Chiara Teocchi, David Campos and Luca Martin. In the 2025 season, the Spanish racing team will compete as the "Orbea Fox Factory Team" with increased involvement from Fox. The athletes who carry the team name to the outside world are all the more spectacular: Belgian Pierre de Froidmont, the only remaining member of the old team, is joined by Simon Andreassen (DEN), Rebecca Henderson (AUS) and Jennifer Jackson (CAN). The team will be led by Fran Perez, who managed the Primaflor-Mondraker team until the end of 2024.

In Canada's northernmost region, the Yukon, gold was once mined on a grand scale. Today, there are only trails around the town of Carcross to remind us of this. They serve local young people as the basis for a single trail network that represents a door to the future for them. A captivating story wrapped up in a beautiful movie.

The Spaniards are stepping out of line: with the Rise, Orbea is launching a lightweight e-mountainbike that features the brand new Shimano EP8 motor with individual firmware. Thanks to a possible total weight of 16.5 kilos in the top configuration and reduced torque, the bike should be closer to a normal mountain bike than ever before.

It hasn't been long since the Spanish bike manufacturer announced its collaboration with the KMC-Ekoi team, and with it the arrival of Florian Vogel and Thomas Litscher. Now Orbea is showing the two Swiss riders' work equipment in detail for the first time - the fully Oiz and the hardtail Alma.

The question of which teams Florian Vogel and Thomas Litscher will join has been resolved: they will be team-mates at the French racing team "KMC Ekoi Orbea" - but without any language obligations.
Of last year's KMC athletes, Annie Last and Victor Koretzky are still part of the team. The illustrious team is completed by Malene Degn from Denmark and Milan Vader from Holland.

Twelve years after the market launch of the Oiz, Orbea presents the latest generation of its cross-country bike. However, the Spanish lightweight now not only comes with 100 millimetres of suspension travel, but also as a trail version with 120 millimetres. The smallest frame size is also available with 27.5-inch wheels and two water bottles fit in the frame triangle from size M upwards.

Orbea's new Rallon combines the best of several "worlds" and looks stunning to boot. But is it enough to simply adopt systems that are successfully used by other manufacturers to conjure up a top-class mountain bike?

Orbea was full of excitement: when will the Basque bike manufacturer launch its first E-Fully? Now the cat is out of the bag - and the premiere of the Wild FS with a Shimano motor and independent solutions has been a success.

The key data for a new enduro bike is usually: long front, short rear, Boost and wide rims. The Basque manufacturer Orbea adds a lot more to these ingredients: the new 29er enduro bike is independent and individual and a good portion of asymmetry is intended to give the frame a lot of stiffness and versatility.

The Basque bicycle manufacturer is changing its distributor in this country: from August 1, the Felt and Sram specialist Amsler will be Orbea's supplier. Amsler particularly emphasizes the advantages of manufacturing in Europe and the individuality of the bikes.