Wild tames the wildest trails but always feels alive, energetic, and involving rather than the detached, numb ride of many e-bikes.

No limits, just go wild
Fully powered and ready to rumble, Wild is all about maximum fun on the craziest climbs and wildest descents. The combination of the latest Bosch motors and a 750Wh battery offers incredible range and power and on the descents Wild handles less like a ponderous e-bike and more like your favourite enduro rig.

Performance through simplicity
Performance through simplicity means removing anything unnecessary and adding only what directly enhances the ride. Thanks to technologies which prioritise simplicity, such as SBS and the Clean Cockpit, Wilds´s frame is strikingly svelte and simple, with clean lines which mean you could almost overlook that this is an ebike.

Light. Lighter. Lightest.
The best materials, the cleverest designs and key technologies such as Orbea's SBS design mean that Wild is one the lightest full power ebikes. All things being equal lighter means higher performance, giving more range and better handling.

SECURE BATTERY SYSTEM
Removing the battery for charging can sometimes be convenient, but it requires many structural compromises. Extra mounting hardware adds weight and complexity, and opening access to the battery either requires large holes in the frame or compromised downtube structures which add material, flex or raise the CoG. Less structurally significant, but frustrating, can be rattling covers.

CLEAN COCKPIT
Looking at Wild's clean cockpit you wouldn't think that you are on an ebike. The wireless remote connects to the display integrated in the top tube and all the other cables are routed via the headset, totally sealed and protected thanks to Orbea's SIC system.

SEALED, INTERNAL CABLES
The SIC system routes the cabels along the best path through the headset, through internal guides and invisibly from the front to rear triangle via the Cable Pass.

29ER TRACTION WITH OPTIMISED CHAINSTAYS
integrating e-bike motors often causes an undesirable increase in chainstay length, resulting in less than natural handling. Often manufacturers use 27.5" wheels to help minimise this effect, even if this compromises the rear-wheel traction, which is critical for powerful e-bikes.