Orbea Alma M21

Orbea Alma M21 - Even faster thanks to carbon wheels and wireless shifting

The Orbea Alma series with carbon frame can be recognized by the M in the model name, followed by a number: The higher this number is, the more affordable the equipment of the bike within the series. Connoisseurs unmask the carbon models but already at the look at the frame - and may click their tongues appreciatively! Because here shows impressively the high manufacturing standard of the Spanish manufacturer. The organic shapes and flowing transitions are a feast for the eyes. Actually, too bad to flay such a noble hardtail over a CrossCountry race course. But for sporty mountain biking, the Alma was built, after all! Besides, such a light and zippy bike will animate you all by itself to accelerate.

There are two quality levels: It starts with the OMR Carbon. The frames made of it bring just over 1000 grams on the scale. But the high-end frames made of OMX Carbon set the standard even higher with an incredible 830 grams. The bladder molding process is used in monocoque construction. It ensures that no wrinkles and irregularities occur in the carbon mats and thus as little raw material as possible is consumed. Clever details: the developers have made sure that the frame offers sufficient tire clearance. So you're not limited to narrow CrossCountry tires.

OMR Carbon Frame, OQUO Wheels and Sram GX Eagle AXS

In the M21 version, the Alma looks elegant and clean. Apart from the brake lines on the cockpit, there are no cables to spoil the picture. The Sram GX Eagle AXS 1 x 12 drivetrain works wirelessly with the precision of a Swiss watch. The high-quality RockShox SID SL 100 suspension fork is popular for its extensive yet uncomplicated adjustment options. Comfortable 2.40-inch Maxxis tyres take the edge off bumpy trails and the aluminium OQUO wheels ensure stability and smooth running.

Orbea - High-quality bicycles from Spain

Founded as early as 1840, when it was still a gunsmith's shop, Orbea has been one of the most important traditional manufacturers of bicycles in Spain since the 1930s. Based in the bike-crazy Basque country, the company's philosophy has always been to be close to the sport. Fans know the legendary atmosphere on the roads when the Tour de France makes a detour to the Spanish Pyrenees. Numerous professional teams in MTB and road cycling rely on the quality of the bikes from the Basque Country.