Orbea

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7 models

Alma

bike2006–

The Alma is Orbea's purist cross-country racing hardtail, built in the Basque Country and a long-standing fixture in the Spanish brand's race lineup since the mid-2000s. Where the full-suspension Oiz

Avant Women's

City2016–

Orbea is one of cycling's oldest names — a worker-owned cooperative founded in 1840 in Mallabia, in the Spanish Basque Country, originally making firearms before switching to bicycles in 1930. It rema

Occam

bike2008–

The Occam is Orbea's quiver-killer trail bike. Because 'trail' means different things to different people, Orbea split the 2024 model into two distinct bikes sharing the same frame: the fast, pedaly S

Oiz

bike2005–

Orbea made a bold move in 2023 by completely eliminating the 100mm travel option. Recognizing that modern World Cup XC courses are incredibly technical, they engineered the OMX frame to weigh only 175

OMP

Triathlon2023–

The OMP designation marks the fifth generation of Orbea's Ordu lineage, unveiled at Challenge Roth with co-developer Andrew Starykowicz. Orbea redesigned the tube shapes using "Mondragon" profiling —

Ordu

Triathlon2007–

Orbea is one of the oldest bicycle brands in the world, founded in 1840 in Eibar, in the Spanish Basque Country, by the Orbea brothers as a firearms manufacturer. It pivoted fully to bicycles in 1930,

Ordu

Triathlon2010–

Orbea's Ordu has been the brand's triathlon flagship for over a decade, steadily evolving through generations of aero refinement. The current OMP generation was co-developed with professional triathle

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