Orbea
Ražošanā2007–

Ordu

triathlon
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Izcelsme

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, and by the end of that decade was building tens of thousands of bikes a year. After a financial crisis, the workforce bought the company in 1969 and reconstituted it as a worker-owned cooperative within the Mondragon Corporation, moving to a new factory in nearby Mallabia, where Orbea is still headquartered today. The Ordu is Orbea's TT/triathlon flagship, named after a Basque town, and has been the platform behind pro triathletes and time-trial squads for well over a decade. The model was completely overhauled for 2021: over 2,500 hours of computational fluid dynamics produced a disc-only OMX-carbon frame, a novel integrated mono-riser cockpit, and hidden storage, cutting roughly 700g and claiming an ~11.5% aero improvement over the outgoing rim-brake bike.

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Specifikācijas

Rāmis
OMX carbon monocoque (aero, disc-only on current gen); frame ~1,130g
Svars
kg
Transmisija
Shimano Di2 by trim: M10iLTD Dura-Ace R9200 12s, M20iLTD Ultegra Di2 12s, M30iLTD 105 Di2 R7150 12s
Bremzes
Shimano hydraulic disc, 140/140mm rotors (current gen is disc-only; pre-2021 Ordu used rim brakes)
Riteņi
Carbon aero: M10iLTD on Oquo Road Performance RP57LTD; lower trims on Oquo/Vision carbon (55mm-class depth)
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Verdikts

+Stiprās puses
  • Class-leading front-end adjustability (huge armrest height/reach range, tool-light setup)
  • Very light for an aero disc tri bike (~8.1kg) with clean integration and hidden storage
  • Excellent Di2 shifting and confident 140mm hydraulic disc braking on current builds
Vājās puses
  • Not the stiffest tri chassis — older-gen frames/forks drew criticism for flex under hard efforts
  • Superbike pricing (M10iLTD now ~$11,600/£11,999); integrated cockpit limits third-party bar swaps
  • Aggressive, fit-dependent tri geometry — needs a proper bike fit, not a casual buy
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Paaudzes

  1. Pre-2021 (rim-brake era)

    • Lighter-looking classic TT bike; criticized for frame/fork flex and rim-brake wheel limits. Cheaper on the used market.
    Riteņi
    Vision Metron carbon clinchers
    Rāmis
    OMX carbon, rim brakes
  2. 2021+ (current disc era)

    • Full Di2 builds (Dura-Ace/Ultegra/105), 140mm discs, downtube storage, UCI-legal. The Ordu to prefer if budget allows.
    Riteņi
    Oquo / Vision carbon disc
    Rāmis
    OMX carbon, disc-only, ~700g lighter, ~11.5% more aero
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Versijas un komplektācijas

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Versijas un komplektācijas
RādītājsPašreizējaisOrdu M10iLTDPašreizējaisOrdu M20iLTDPašreizējaisOrdu M30iLTDPašreizējaisOrdu OMX framesetOrdu M20iLTD (pre-2021, rim)
Gads20252025202420252019
RāmisOMX carbon (disc)OMX carbon (disc)OMX carbon (disc)OMX carbon (disc)OMX carbon (rim brake)
TransmisijaShimano Dura-Ace R9200 Di2 12sShimano Ultegra Di2 12sShimano 105 Di2 R7150 12sFrameset only (build your own)Shimano Ultegra Di2 R8050 2x11s
BremzesHydraulic disc 140/140mmHydraulic disc 140/140mmHydraulic disc 140/140mmDiscRim (Tri-Rig / integrated caliper)
Cena€11,999€7,999€6,999€3,799€6,999
MērķisFlagmanisLīdzsvarotaBudžetaBudžetaLīdzsvarota
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