Orbea Orca M31eTEAM Disc Road Bike 2023

Orbea Orca M30eTEAM Disc Road Bike 2023 A fast and responsive choice for riders looking to make waves on their local scene; the Orbea Orca M30eTEAM Disc Road Bike ticks all the boxes for performance road riding. A lightweight carbon OMR frameset; powerful hydraulic disc brakes and an electronic 12-speed drivetrain deliver a capable ride straight out the box. This frame sees much trickle-down technology from the higher-end models in the Orca series; with its responsive geometry providing a fun and engaging ride experience. The Fulcrum Racing 600 wheels are lightweight; stiff and reliable; fitted with fast-rolling; durable Vittoria Rubino IV tyres in a 28mm width; which are perfect for getting the training miles in. If you want to go wider still; there’s room for 32mm tyres. SRAM takes care of the groupset; with their latest electronic offering; Rival eTap AXS; delivering incredibly precise and fast shifting across the wide ranging cassette; while the SRAM hydraulic disc brakes issue reliable power in all weather conditions. Internally routed cables provide a sleek aesthetic; and the carbon fork legs damp vibration to prevent fatigue on longer rides. Highlights A modern and versatile race bike that’s exciting and inspiring across any road terrain Full OMR carbon frameset uses optimised layups; single uniform frame structures and continuous fibre orientation to increase stiffness and compliance while keeping the weight low The carbon fork with alloy steerer is stiff; strong and reduces road vibrations Hidden cable routing through the stem and frame grants a crisp aesthetic 32mm tyre clearance permits the use of plusher; grippier; and faster-rolling rubber Racing-inspired geometry maximises power transfer and efficiency and gives precise and intuitive handling The Fulcrum Racing 600 wheels are light; strong and compatible with tubeless-ready or standard clincher tyres SRAM Rival eTap AXS 12-speed gears are precise and reliable SRAM hydraulic disc brakes offer powerful and modulated stopping