Orbea AVANT H40 Endurance Road Bike - 210000070787
- Frame: Orbea Avant Hydro disc, hydroformed triple-butted aluminium, HS 1.5" ICR, BB 68mm BSA, 12x142mm rear thru-axle (M12x2 P1), internal cable routing, 27.2mm seatpost, MMS system
- Fork: Orbea Avant Hydro 2025, full carbon, tapered 1-1/8"–1.5" head tube, 12x100mm thru-axle (M12x2 P1)
- Steerer Tube: FSA 1-1/2" integrated aluminium cup
- Crankset: FSA Omega MegaExo, 34x50T
- Shifters: Shimano Tiagra ST-4700
- Cassette: SunRace CSMS1, 10-speed, 11–34T
- Rear Derailleur: Shimano Tiagra 4700 GS
- Front Derailleur: Shimano Tiagra 4700
- Chain: KMC X10
- Handlebar: OC Road Performance RP31-R, rise 15mm, reach 70mm, drop 125mm
- Stem: OC Road Performance RP22, -5°
- Brakes: Jagwire RideRever mechanical disc
- Wheels: Alloy, tubeless-ready, 700c, 19c internal width, 28H
- Tyres: Vittoria Zafiro V, rigid bead, 700x28c
- Front Axle: Orbea Thru Axle 12x100mm M12x2 P1 solid
- Rear Axle: Orbea Thru Axle 12x142mm M12x2 P1 solid inner threaded
- Seatpost: SP 0.6 Alloy, 27.2mm, 20mm setback
- Saddle: Fizik Aliante R5
- Handlebar Tape: Orbea Eva
- Storage: OC Toolbox TB03PP
What our Experts Think
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Q: What is the NEW 2026 Orbea Orca M10i Replica Carbon Road Bike (210000053667)?
A: A high-end, ultra-light carbon climbing road bike from Orbea, built for competitive performance with WorldTour-level components and a focus on low weight, stiffness, and race responsiveness.
Q: What is it designed for?
A: Pure road performance—especially climbing, fast accelerations, and race-style riding where weight savings (~6.7 kg class range in similar builds) and efficiency matter most.
Q: What drivetrain does it use?
A: Typically equipped with Shimano Dura-Ace Di2 (12-speed) in Replica builds, offering fast, precise electronic shifting and pro-level reliability.
Q: What wheels and components come with it?
A: High-end carbon wheelsets (often Oquo Road Performance LTD series or similar), hydraulic disc brakes, and integrated cockpit systems depending on configuration.
Q: Is it lightweight?
A: Yes—this class of Orca builds is engineered around ~6–7 kg total weight, prioritizing climbing efficiency and rapid acceleration.
Q: Who is it best for?
A: Competitive cyclists and serious enthusiasts who want a race-ready climbing bike with top-tier components rather than a comfort or endurance setup.
Q: Any downsides?
A: High price, aggressive geometry (less comfort for long endurance rides), and limited practicality compared to endurance road bikes.
Q: What makes it special vs mid-range road bikes?
A: It combines elite-grade carbon engineering, pro-level Shimano Dura-Ace Di2 drivetrain, and minimal weight optimization—closely matching WorldTour race bike standards rather than consumer all-round bikes.
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