Collection: Orbea Rallon DH 2027

The Rallon DH comes into its own on tracks with deep braking bumps, big compressions and fast lines. The dual-crown FOX 40 offers support when the front wheel is heavily loaded. A low top tube gives you space to move relative to the frame on steep slopes and over drops.

The DH GravityLink uses a shock and suspension response tuned for downhill. The centre of gravity sits low and the rear suspension is designed for grip and control at speed. The 442 and 450 builds differ in chainstay length. The shorter option feels more manoeuvrable, while the longer option can feel calmer at speed.

A 29-inch front wheel rolls over roots and rocks. The smaller rear wheel leaves room to move on steep terrain. The D-LTD pairs that layout with a FOX 40 fork, a FOX Float X2 shock and a downhill drivetrain. Check the model specifications for the exact components and setup.

Compare the D-LTD builds by frame size and chainstay length. Then tune spring pressure, rebound and tyre pressure to your course. If you regularly pedal back up to the start of the descent, the Rallon offers a different combination of travel, drivetrain and riding position.