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2025 Orbea Electric Bikes from E-Bikeshop
By Ben Mowbray |
What's more exciting than welcoming in a new year? Welcoming in brand new 2025 Orbea electric bikes!
Here's a rundown of the models E-Bikeshop will be stocking this year, and why a 2025 Orbea electric bike should be top of your shortlist for the new model year.
Quickly navigate the the 2025 Orbea Model Family's:-
- Orbea Wild 2025 electric bike re-designs?
- What's new on the 2025 Orbea Rise eMTB's?
- Updates to the 2025 Orbea Gain electric road bikes?
- New 2025 Orbea Diem electric hybrid bike models?
- What is the 2025 Orbea MyO and should I go for it?
2025 Orbea electric bike updates
The biggest updates to the 2025 Orbea electric bike range come off the back of the recently announced updates to the Bosch product family. With the new Generation 5 motor and a couple of new batteries, the 2025 Orbea Wild has seen a frame update to integrate the new Bosch options.
Arguably their biggest release of the year, the new 2025 Orbea Rise models have had a complete frame overhaul. Splitting the range in two, the Orbea Rise range now offers a short and long travel variant, along with a more powerful motor and bigger battery options.
2025 marks the sad departure of the Gain "D" series. A staple for the last 8 years at E-Bikeshop, the lower priced alloy framed variant of their popular electric road bike has been discontinued in line with falling market demand for alloy e-road, with production being focussed on their equally popular "M" model carbon frame options.
2025 Orbea Wild
The current frame has seen a light redesign over the 2023/2024 version, which had already netted it the crown of "most awarded electric mountain bike", along with several new stock colour options.
Now sporting the latest Bosch Generation 5 motor and the choice of either the current 750Wh PowerTube battery or their brand new, most energy dense 600Wh version (lighter than the previous 500Wh PowerTube), Orbea have made sure to keep their best selling current.
The range now also includes two new alloy frame models in the form of the ST or "Short Travel" option. The Wild ST H30 and Wild ST H30 are aimed at those who want to take advantage of the award winning platform, but without the cost of a carbon frame variant and who don't need 170mm of travel.
You can see the full Orbea Wild collection here.
2025 Orbea Rise
Although launched earlier in the year and already out on the trails, the 2025 Orbea Rise seeks to retain its crown as the best value, highest performing lightweight trail bike money can buy.
Returning in the 2025 Orbea electric mountain bike line-up, Orbea has split the Rise range into a "SL" (super light) and LT (long travel) version. Now riders can choose their model not just based on the specification of components but also their intended use with 140mm and 160mm travel options.
As well as splitting out the geometry and suspension choice, Orbea have also upgraded the motor and battery options. The 2025 Orbea Rise now offers a full 85Nm version of the Shimano EP801 motor as well as two new battery options. Riders now have the choice of either a 420Wh or 630Wh battery on all frame/model variants.
To complement the Carbon framed model range, there are also two new Alloy frame options. Offering the same motor and battery options, they offer a lower cost entry onto one of the greatest lightweight electric trail bikes ever conceived.
You can see all of the new 2025 Orbea Rise models here.
2025 Orbea Gain
With the last of the previous model year Gain D (alloy frame) models leaving us in the coming weeks, we'll be retaining the Orbea Gain M models, which all have a carbon frame, Mahle X20 motor, their biggest 353Wh battery and multiple specification options.
While road cyclists are generally the hardest and last to convert to electric bikes and make up the smallest percentage of our customers at E-Bikeshop, having a premium product for them is key. Road cyclists are generally the most discerning when it comes to performance and specification and these two things are top of Orbea's agenda when designing road bikes. Whether its a Tour de France level rider or recreational/leisure cyclist, Orbea seeks to ensure every riders needs are met with a hand painted, hand built product built to look good, ride fast and most importantly, last.
The range begins with the 2025 Gain M30, equipped with a Shimano 105 12 speed group set. Moving through the models, their top specification 2025 Gain M10i uses exactly the same equipment as world tour cyclists, with complete 12 speed Dura Ace Di2 group set, carbon wheels, bars, seat post and Pirelli PZero SmartEVO tyres.
If this has you thinking you could use a little extra push on the climbs, take a look at the new Orbea Gain models now.
2025 Orbea Diem
Back in March this year I rode the 2025 Orbea Diem in the Basque hills around the Orbea factory. This super cool touring, leisure and commuting bike is unbelievably versatile. There are three models in the range for 2025 - The Diem 30, Diem 20 and Diem 10.
The Diem 30 offers riders the same drive system as the Orbea Rise, with an 85Nm Shimano EP6 motor, a 630Wh battery and 10 speed Shimano Cues gearing.
The Diem 20 offers the same, with the addition of a Shimano Nexus 5 speed internal hub and a maintenance free Gates carbon belt drive system.
Building on the 20, the 2025 Orbea Diem 10 offers fully automatic electronic shifting in the form of Enviolo AutomatiQ, front luggage rack and a dropper seat post as standard. It also gets the slightly lighter EP8 version of Shimano's 85Nm motor.
One of the best all round bikes we've ever sold and stock in the building already, you can buy your 2025 Orbea Diem now.
2025 Orbea MyO
A fantastic service which doesn't seem to get as much air time as it deserves, the Orbea MyO system allows riders to customise their bike to fit their preferred specification or style.
Most of Orbea's bikes (normally only excluding the entry level model of each range) are able to have their specification tweaked with pre-set alternative components to better match the riding style of each rider. On mountain bikes, this allows riders to change suspension, brakes, gears, dropper post length and even the type and length of stems, bars and other components. There are also often multiple options of wheel choice, allowing riders to start with a cheaper model and select only the parts they want from the higher spec models.
To top it off, not only are riders able customise the colour scheme and design of their bike with millions of colour and style combinations in order to create something truly unique, this part of the service is completely free.
While MyO bikes can only be ordered via an Orbea dealer directly from the factory (specification/colour changes are not possible on stock bikes once they've left the factory), the lead times are generally only 6-8 weeks and can occasionally be much shorter where component availability allows.
If you're not in an immediate rush and want to take advantage of the option to customise your bike, you can build your specification on the Orbea website and download it as a PDF to send to us. If you need help building your new 2025 Orbea MyO custom bike, pop in and see us or give us a call on 01252 279279.
Ready to buy your new 2025 Orbea Electric bike?
Orbea build some of the best performing and easily the best looking bikes in the world and they're a brand we think every cyclist should experience at some point in their cycling career.
If you think that now is the time for you to be heading out on a brand new Orbea, you can view them all here.
