Orbea Rise E-MTB First Look | Contender Bicycles
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- Опубліковано 24 січ 2023
- Back for 2023, the Orbea Rise continues to redefine the lightweight electric mountain bike and set a new standard for the class. Orbea’s goal with the Rise is to bring riders closer to the trail with a “more bike, less E” philosophy. The result is the most natural-feeling E-MTB on the market and the newest Rise builds on that success. The Rise returns, lighter, sleeker, and ready to open up longer adventures and provide epic rides.
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Great review Issac
is it 31.8 or 35mm stem and handlebar?
The OC stem that comes on the Rise is a 35mm clamp size!
The only thing missing is a removable battery. I ride the Aluminum with non eMTB group with motor off and it rides quite well. If the battery were removable it would be so much better value prop. Thanks for the video!
A removable battery is a double-edged sword. The frame loses stiffness and gains weight with the introduction of a removable battery, so if they were to try to add that they may add more weight than you would lose by taking out of the battery, and you would sacrifice the ride quality.
can you ride the bike without the battery? and how much does it weight without battery?
Theoretically, you could remove it and ride it without the battery. But we wouldn't recommend this, as it's extremely labor intensive and requires you to drop the motor first before sliding the battery out. The bike would weigh just under 1900g lighter without the battery in it. If thats something you where thinking about however, the Orbea Occam is almost identical in geometry (3mm shorter chain-stays) but without a motor or battery.
Wait for the Transition Relay. Should be hitting the shelves this spring. That's the bike you are probably looking for.
@@mmodtomic7119 I ride my Orbea Rise Aluminum with the motor off. Its quite doable but probaby not as good as the Relay. Orbea needs to make the battery removable.
@@ibcrypto6139 I've got a Rise H15. Love it...and technically the batt. is removable lol.
Excuse me how much does it weigh with a 540 battery?
Is the m10?
i can guess around 19.2 for M size
The 540 Wh battery will add on 800g to the weight of the bike when compared to the 360 Wh battery across any model
And with a 540 Wh battery, ours weighs in at 43.4 lbs or 19.7 kg. Expect it to weigh 41.6 lbs or 18.9 kg with the smaller battery.
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Does this bike have motor rattle?
While all motors will make some noise, we have found the EP8 to be on the quieter side and have not had a ton of issues with a rattle.
@@ContenderBicycles Thanks for the reply. Great video!
@@ContenderBicyclesthe question is. on free wheel the motor still rattles like the EP8?
How tall are you and what size bike are you riding ?