Orbea Wild M-LTD

[Eemeli]

Today was my first proper ride with this machine. And yes, it really is The Yes Machine!

 

[gesteves]

Today was my first proper ride with this machine. And yes, it really is The Yes Machine!

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Nice bike.
What battery u got? How's the range?
I've a wild h20 coming end of week and having buyers remorse because I ordered the 600wh

 

[Peaky Rider]

Non removable battery, rim magnet speed sensor, afraid it's the 'No Machine' for me.
Otherwise, I quite like it

 

[Eemeli]

Nice bike.
What battery u got? How's the range?
I've a wild h20 coming end of week and having buyers remorse because I ordered the 600wh

750Wh. The range seems to be 50-80km, depending on how I drive and where. I've only driven it a few times, so I don't have very accurate information yet.

Non removable battery, rim magnet speed sensor, afraid it's the 'No Machine' for me.
Otherwise, I quite like it

I never have to remove the battery, so the integrated battery is perfect for me. Of course, it's not for everyone if it's not possible to charge the battery on the bike. My other bike has a removable battery, but I have never charged it separately so I find it completely useless for me.
As far as I understand, it is possible to install a separate speed sensor and brake disc magnet on the Wild, there is routes on the frame for that. But I don't see any benefit to it and the rim magnet doesn't bother me.

The biggest problem with the bike in my opinion is the headset cable routing... Damn bike engineers...
Yes, it looks good, but I'm waiting until I get to change the cables or headset for the first time...
But every bike I wanted had this same damn invention, so I have to live with it. Well, I just don't make a problem of it, luckily I like fixing bikes.