Cool video. I haven't really thought much about how a lighter weight eMTB doesn't necessarily need a huge battery to still go long distances. Best of both worlds!
Hey so you think the L frame was good for your height? Ore would you go on an XL ? I'm the same height and i am thinking about which size i should get. Nice video btw.
That would be cool! They're always tough because range depends on a lot of factors. The good news is that range estimations on high-quality motors are getting better every year.
I like this review as well as the Orbea H30. The weight wasn't mentioned in this review. What is the weight difference this bike and the H30? Is this bike a bit lighter because of the carbon frame and smaller battery? I was pretty impressed with the lightness of the H30. Curious about M20. Thanks. U guys are the absolute best.
It's a hard toss up but because I'm color blind, I think I'll stick with the hydro series that comes with a display. Love the color combos of the M series though!
I think it depends on what you're looking for. The M20 is definitely the higher performance option of the two bikes. It'll take bigger hits better and is definitely more nimble. But, if you just want a nice trail rider with some awesome single track capabilities, the H30 is probably the better choice.
Quite a few guys out there are doing 160 travel mullet conversions to their Rises... affectively creating a lightwieght allmtn. Check out MTB MIKE yt channel, he created quite a beast of a bike and runs through some of the technical details of the changes he made
I love the Rise but there are no Orbea dealers anywhere near where I live in Cleveland, Oh. I am no mechanic, so I need to have a dealer to go to for repairs.
Hi Martin. Fly Rides is a national dealer where we support our customer’s throughout the USA. If you should have any issues with an Orbea part, we will work with your local bike shop to get you what you need to stay on trails. If it’s a non-Orbea part, like the Shimano motor, any national Shimano dealer will be able to assist you. We’ll be with you every step of the way until your bike is back in action.
You don't need Orbea nearby to service your bike, if you can't do basic servicing yourself then use any old bike shop, the motor doesn't need servicing and everything else on it is standard bike parts
Cool video. I haven't really thought much about how a lighter weight eMTB doesn't necessarily need a huge battery to still go long distances. Best of both worlds!
I have had my Rise M20 since Sept. It's a great bike. I am a green and blue rider, but this bike is making me love rocky climbs.
Muy bien jóvenes! Great explanation of the Orbea Rise’s capabilities Max!
Gracias, amigo!
Hey so you think the L frame was good for your height? Ore would you go on an XL ? I'm the same height and i am thinking about which size i should get. Nice video btw.
Nice video, Already waiting for a real range comparison between carbon and alloy Rises, it will be the first in the Internet.
That would be cool! They're always tough because range depends on a lot of factors. The good news is that range estimations on high-quality motors are getting better every year.
I like this review as well as the Orbea H30. The weight wasn't mentioned in this review. What is the weight difference this bike and the H30? Is this bike a bit lighter because of the carbon frame and smaller battery? I was pretty impressed with the lightness of the H30. Curious about M20. Thanks. U guys are the absolute best.
M20 is 1.5kg lighter than H30 on average, depends on frame size and a few other factors
What are the other super light emtbs that you mentioned?
It's a hard toss up but because I'm color blind, I think I'll stick with the hydro series that comes with a display. Love the color combos of the M series though!
Scott do you personally think the M20 is worth the extra money over the H30?
I think it depends on what you're looking for. The M20 is definitely the higher performance option of the two bikes. It'll take bigger hits better and is definitely more nimble. But, if you just want a nice trail rider with some awesome single track capabilities, the H30 is probably the better choice.
@@FlyRidesUSA I crash my bikes a lot (roughly 1 in 4 rides currently) so I pre-ordered a H30 as I'd rather trash the cheaper bike I think!
I hope they make an all mountain light emtb.
There are definitely a few in the works!
Quite a few guys out there are doing 160 travel mullet conversions to their Rises... affectively creating a lightwieght allmtn.
Check out MTB MIKE yt channel, he created quite a beast of a bike and runs through some of the technical details of the changes he made
@@Stripple70 that is exactly what I would want super capable but still feels like a regular bike
I love the Rise but there are no Orbea dealers anywhere near where I live in Cleveland, Oh. I am no mechanic, so I need to have a dealer to go to for repairs.
Hi Martin. Fly Rides is a national dealer where we support our customer’s throughout the USA. If you should have any issues with an Orbea part, we will work with your local bike shop to get you what you need to stay on trails. If it’s a non-Orbea part, like the Shimano motor, any national Shimano dealer will be able to assist you. We’ll be with you every step of the way until your bike is back in action.
You don't need Orbea nearby to service your bike, if you can't do basic servicing yourself then use any old bike shop, the motor doesn't need servicing and everything else on it is standard bike parts
I think I’m partial to Spanish bikes! 🤩
Deanna se gusta las bicecletas!
just got the news that my m20 is underway
Ha PQ trail right by tunnels 4
Those shoes lol.
I was hoping I wasn’t the only one who saw those dogs.
@@jonsocal Those things seen more life than the cereal isle.