Orbea Denna Electric Bikes
Orbea Denna electric gravel bikes redefine the thrill of cycling with their seamless integration of power and performance.
The Orbea Denna electric gravel/cyclocross bike delivers unmatched performance across all terrains.
Powered by a lightweight, integrated Shimano 85Nm motor system, it offers smooth, responsive pedal assistance for tackling steep climbs and long distances with ease. The advanced geometry and carbon frame ensure sharp handling and superb comfort, whether on gravel, mud, or mixed surfaces.
With wide tyre clearance, powerful disc brakes and a robust drivetrain, the Denna is built for speed, control, and endurance. It's perfect for riders who demand versatility and performance without compromise.
Whether you're racing cyclocross, exploring backroads, or commuting with flair, the Orbea Denna redefines what an e-gravel bike can do. Ready for adventure, it’s your ultimate partner on and off the beaten path.
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The top speed of the 2026 Orbea Denna models is governed by the law in the country in which its sold. In the UK, this is 15.5 MPH/25 KPH. Its absolutely possible to pedal the bike above this speed and being such a light weight electric bike its also much easier than some much heavier bikes, but the motor will stop assisting once you reach the UK legal limit for an EAPC.
The heaviest 2026 Orbea Denna models are a little under 15kg. This is a bit heavier than their average Orbea Gain (electric road bike), because of the difference in the drive system. The Denna offers a full 85Nm motor and a 540Wh battery, which is much more than the 40Nm and 250Wh on offer from the Gain. The lightest models are expected to be in the region of just 13kg.
Range is subjective and quite similiar to the MPG rating from car manufacturers. Really, it comes down to the way you use it. Generally, a 500Wh battery should be good for as much as 100 miles on a single charge, providing you can meet or exceed an average cadence of 70rpm for the duration of your rides and aren't running it in its maximum output mode all the time. If you did, and you were inefficient with your use of gears, you could see as little as 30 miles of range.
