Orbea Orca OMX

Yes, the frame is designed to be versatile and supports both electronic and mechanical drivetrain setups. The internal cable routing is engineered to accommodate the housing requirements for mechanical systems alongside the cleaner wiring of electronic groupsets.

This frameset is built for competitive road racing and high-intensity riding. Its geometry and carbon layup prioritize stiffness, power transfer, and precise handling, making it an ideal choice for riders who want an aggressive, responsive bike for climbing and sprinting.

The frameset includes the frame, full carbon fork, headset, performance stem, and a carbon seatpost. You will need to source your own groupset, wheelset, tires, handlebar, and saddle to complete the build.

The Orca OMX is optimized for modern road standards, typically accommodating tires up to 30mm or 32mm depending on the rim width. We recommend checking your specific wheel and tire combination to ensure adequate clearance for safe operation.

The frame utilizes a BB386 bottom bracket standard. This choice provides a wider shell for increased stiffness and power transfer, which is a hallmark of the Orca's performance-oriented design.

No, this frameset is designed exclusively for disc brakes. You will need a wheelset with disc-compatible hubs and the appropriate axle spacing (100mm front and 142mm rear) to build this bike.