Orbea Avant
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Summary of Reviews
We have read all expert and user reviews on the Orbea Avant. In summary, this is what cyclists think.
10 reasons to buy
- One reviewer believes this bike could tackle gravel using the 700c x 35mm tire clearance.
- An expert mentions that the integrated cockpit with ICR Plus cable routing provides a refined look at this price point and eliminates rattle and rubbing.
- The Avant's eye-catching paint, smooth welds, and unique graphics win praise from reviewers and owners.
- One tester appreciates the level of control over bumpy surfaces.
- According to one reviewer, the Avant's composure on descents and through sweeping downhill corners is a "revelation."
- The relatively upright geometry is kind on riders’ backs and ideal for long endurance-style rides.
- Orbea offers the Avant in seven sizes from 47cm to 60cm, fitting riders from 5'1" to 6'10".
- Two experts highlight how robust the 28mm Vittoria Zafiro V tires are.
- Orbea offers a lifetime frame defect warranty and discounted frame replacements for damage caused by external factors.
- The Avant has mounts for adding fenders.
5 reasons not to buy
- Experts note that the integrated cockpit limits fit adjustments and replacement options.
- Reviewers describe the Avant H60’s Jagwire mechanical disc brakes and a Shimano Claris 2x8 drivetrain as underwhelming.
- At around 22lb, the Avant's triple-butted, hydroformed aluminum frame is heavy.
- Two riders note that the Avant's bridgeless seatstays mean installing fenders is more complicated.
- One reviewer highlights that mounting the front fender to the thru-axle bolt makes removing the front wheel more time-consuming.
