Collection: Orbea Rallon 2027

An enduro bike needs grip and control at speed, and it also needs to pedal back up between stages. The Rallon combines 180 mm front and 170 mm rear travel with a low top tube that gives you room to move on steep lines and through tight corners.

The Enduro GravityLink supports a 29-inch or smaller 27.5-inch rear wheel. A full 29er rolls easily over obstacles, while a mullet can give you more clearance behind the saddle. Depending on the size and build you will also see 442 or 450 mm chainstays. Check the specification for the model you choose.

Orbea uses OMR carbon for the Rallon frame and keeps the centre of gravity low for control on rough descents. You can route the cables through the headset or through separate ports. That flexibility helps if you regularly service the bike yourself or want to change the bar or brakes.

Compare E10, E-TEAM and E-LTD builds by fork, shock, brakes and wheels. Start with a size and wheel setup that suits you. If most of your riding starts with a lift or shuttle and you want a dual-crown fork and DH drivetrain, take a look at the Rallon DH.