Orbea Rise Electric Bikes
Orbea's Rise electric mountain bike range represents a paradigm shift in trail riding, emphasising agility and performance.
With a remarkably lightweight design, these bikes defy conventional expectations, seamlessly blending electric assistance with nimble handling.
Their carbon or hydroformed frames and sophisticated motors deliver unparalleled power-to-weight ratios, propelling riders uphill with ease while retaining the thrill of descents. Tailored for off-road adventures, they boast customizable settings and robust components for technical trails.
The official Rise series redefines electric mountain biking, offering a thrilling yet sustainable experience that preserves the essence of trail riding, setting new benchmarks for lightweight, powerful, and eco-conscious performance on rugged terrain.
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The Orbea Rise is a riding revolution. In a market of heavy, insane power monster bikes with 85+Nm of torque and weighing as much as 30Kg, the Rise is the bike for those who don't want or need top end power and the weight associated with it. The Rise suits those who want something to flatten out the hills but still leave a bike nimble enough for those super fast flowing single track escapes. Fitter, more technical riders will make the best use of the Rise platform where rider skill, fitness and efficiency is continually rewarded through power which mirrors the riders own efforts.
The Rise is broken down into 7 distinct models. Four of them (with names starting with "M") have carbon frames, and the other 3 starting with H (for "Hydroformed") have alloy frames. The Carbon range starts with the M20, riding to the M10, then the M-Team and finishing with the range topping M-Ltd, equipped with only the very best in componentry. On the alloy frames, the H30 is the entry level with the H20 in the middle of it and the top end H10. As you go up through the models, the specification of brakes, gears and suspension along with transitions from alloy to carbon wheels, bars and other components increases the price.
The best Rise for each rider depends on their budget and riding skill level. While the top end M-Ltd is an incredible machine and the lightest of them all, its silly as a new rider to spend top end money if you're a "middling" rider. A great rule of thumb for picking an electric mountain bike is to take an honest look at your skills as a rider and the specification you need to carry on riding as you are and then look slightly above to build in a little headroom for progression. We know from having sold the Rise in all forms and generations that not only does the M10 generally offer the best value, its specification level normally make it the right bike for more than 50% of riders and only the most skilled riders need to consider anything more.
