Orbea Rallon M20

While the Rallon is purpose-built for aggressive enduro racing, its efficient suspension platform makes it surprisingly capable for long days in the saddle. It climbs well for a bike with 170mm of travel, though riders who prioritize cross-country speed over descending performance might find it more bike than they need.

The adjustable geometry allows you to tweak the head tube angle and bottom bracket height to suit your local terrain. Setting it to the lower, slacker position increases stability on steep, technical descents, while the higher setting sharpens the handling for tighter, more flowy trails.

The carbon frame is durable and designed for the rigors of enduro, but you should regularly inspect it for any deep scratches or impacts, just as you would with any high-performance frame. It is generally stiffer and lighter than aluminum, providing a more responsive ride, but it is not fragile.

Yes, the wheels are tubeless-ready. You will just need to add sealant and ensure your valves are properly seated to take advantage of lower tire pressures and improved puncture resistance.

This bike is designed for riders who prioritize descending performance and want a platform that remains composed through rough, high-speed terrain. It is an ideal choice for someone who frequently tackles bike parks, technical enduro stages, or steep, natural trails.

Yes, the Rallon M20 comes equipped with a dropper post. This is essential for enduro riding, allowing you to quickly lower your saddle for technical descents and raise it back up for efficient pedaling.