2023 Orbea

WILD H10 20mph

A 29″ full suspension enduro e-bike with high-end components.

MSRP$6,999
SuspensionFull, 160 / 160mm
ForkFox Performance Float 38
ShockFox Float X Performance
Wheels29″ Carbon
Drivetrain1 × 12
GroupsetXT, Deore
MotorBosch 250W 85Nm mid-drive
BatteryBosch 750Wh
BrakesHydraulic Disc
SeatpostDropper
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Terrain
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Handling
nimblestable
WILD H10 20mph
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Gearing

A bike with lower gearing will be easier to ride up steep hills, while a higher top end means it will pedal faster down hills.

Lowest gear

(climbing)

29 mph

WILD H10 20mph

26 mph

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Highest gear

(descending)

Sizing
SM

4'11" – 5'9"

MD

5'2" – 6'1"

LG

5'6" – 6'5"

XL

5'10" – 6'9"

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Reviews
MBR
The Orbea Wild M-Team crushes the toughest tracks, but the battery is a pig to remove - MBR

Jan 2024 · Danny Milner

In 2020, the organisers of the Enduro World Series (as it was then, now called EDR – as in EnDuRo) introduced an e-bike category. At first it was dismissed as a retirement home for washed-up racers, but it has grown in stature over the last few years and now attracts a stacked field of top riders, including several former World Champions, ex-World Cup stars and a growing pool of young blood. Bike brands have also been getting in on the act, designing and building dedicated enduro race bikes to give their riders the best chance of winning. One of those brands is Orbea, and its Wild e-bike has just been ridden to overall victory in the 2023 women’s E-EDR series by Flo Espiñeira. A proven winner between the tapes, we got hold of the M-Team model to see how it stacks up against the best e-bikes on the market, and more specifically the equally race-focussed Canyon Strive:ON CFR. Read our review of the Canyon Strive:ON CFR Read our comparison test between the Orbea Wild M-Team and the Canyon Strive:ON CFR Orbea Wild M-Team need to know 29er enduro e-bike with 160mm travel Bosch Performance CX motor and choice of 625Wh or 750Wh battery Carbon and alloy frame opinions Four frame sizes 8 models with prices starting from £5,299 Customisation options through the MYO program Frame and geometry The Wild is available in both carbon and aluminium frame options, both of which share a similar profile that’s immediately identifiable by its distinctive shock struts. These reinforcing beams connect the down tube to the base of the seat tube/top of the motor housing, and double up as lower mounts for the trunnion shock. By mounting the shock vertically, driven by a rocker link, Orbea has maximised space in the front triangle to make room for a water bottle and frame strap loaded with tube and tools. And at the rear is a Concentric dropout pivot that functions in the same way as Trek’s ABP and Dave Weagle’s Split Pivot, by aiming to reduce the effect of braking on the suspension. Providing the assistance is Bosch’s acclaimed Performance CX motor packing 600W peak power and 85Nm of torque. With a dynamic response that’s highly tunable, and performance-orientated features such as extended overrun to help on technical climbs, it’s a firm favourite with both racers and weekend warriors alike. Only the rattle when coasting on descents spoils Bosch’s perfect report card. Riders can tune the weight, range, and handling, by choosing between two battery sizes: 625Wh or 750Wh, with a circa 900g penalty for the latter – choosing the smaller battery will also save you £210. Orbea has kept the top tube wafer-thin, and made a concerted effort to match the lines of the top tube with angle of the seatstays and the shock bracing. In our view the end result is an exceptionally attractive frame design with a classic side profile and impressive attention to detail. One of the key changes to the …Continue reading »

Highs
  • • Rock solid on rough tracks

  • • Excellent balance on size large

  • • Ample power and range

  • • Suspension offers both grip and support with the option to increase progression

  • • Customisable spec

Lows
  • • Battery is not easily removable.

  • • Not the most agile

  • • Reduced rear wheel clearance for smaller riders

  • • Headset-routed cables.

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EMTB Forums
2023 Orbea Wild H10 review

Oct 2023 · Knut Nes

The Orbea Wild caught a lot of attention when it was updated for 2023, mainly because the top-of-the line model was a sub 21 kg bike. That’s very light for a full fat emtb. We’re not testing the most expensive carbon version though. We’re sort of...

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Flow Mountain Bike
2023 Orbea Wild Review | This outrageously fast e-MTB is throwing down the gauntlet

Oct 2023

The Orbea Wild has been completely redesigned for this year, and for the right rider this bike is nothing short of brilliant.

Highs
  • Clean frame design

  • Powerful Bosch motor & big 750Wh battery

  • Great geometry

  • Supportive & easy to tune suspension

  • Astonishingly fast & capable on techy terrain

Lows
  • No mullet compatibility

  • Headset cable routing is fiddly

  • On the pricey side for the spec

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Pinkbike
Review: The 2023 Orbea Wild M-LTD Raises the Bar for eMTB

May 2023 · Mike Kazimer

There's a punching bag-like quality to the way the Wild absorbs obstacles – it seems to relish high-speed smashing, and can withstand some serious hits without getting hung up or knocked off line.

Highs
  • Extremely calm and composed in the steeps & at speed

  • Powerful Bosch motor with wireless controller and simple display

  • Customizable built kits allow for a wide range of build options

Lows
  • Integrated battery decreases the potential for mega-long, multi-battery missions.

  • Thru-headset cable routing is well sealed, but it's still more of a hassle to work on

  • No mixed wheel options on smaller (or any) sizes

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Loam Wolf
2023 eMTB Shootout: Orbea Wild Review

May 2023

The Orbea Wild inspires brave and bold riding on the downhills and facilitates efficient climbing up technical ascents. Check out our review!

Highs
  • Bosch Motor Power

  • Aggressive charging

  • Excellent climber

  • “Premium” value

  • So fast and confident

Lows
  • Not the most comfortable bike

  • Stiff frame can be issue for some on very loose terrain

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Bikerumor
2023 Orbea Wild eMTB goes Lighter & Leaner w/ 20.9 kg Build

Nov 2022

The 2023 Orbea Wild packs 160mm of rear wheel travel into a 20.9 kg Enduro eMTB running the Bosch Performance Line CX Race Motor

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E-Mountainbike Magazine
The new 2023 Orbea WILD FS M-LTD in review

Nov 2022 · Mike Hunger

We put the 2023 Orbea WILD FS M-LTD and its Bosch Performance Line CX Race motor to the test to find out what it’s capable of.

Highs
  • Plush suspension generates plenty of traction

  • Good-natured handling

  • High level of customizability thanks to the MyO configurator

  • Good performance both up- and downhill

Lows
  • Non-removable battery makes it difficult to charge indoors

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Mountain Bike Action
Mountain Bike Action Bike Test: Orbea Wild FS M10 eTrail Bike - Mountain Bike Action Magazine

Feb 2021 · McCoy

Whether it’s their Grand Tour-level road race bikes or World Cup-winning mountain bikes, Orbea’s wide line of pedal bikes has remained some of the most beautifully designed bikes on the market.

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Geometry
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Specs
Build
Frame

Orbea Wild Hydro 2023, 160mm travel, 29" wheels, Concentric Boost 12x148

ColorsBasalt Grey - Dark Teal (Gloss); Corn Yellow - Metallic Night Black (Gloss); Baobab Brown - Nori Green (Matt)

Fork

Fox 38 Float Performance 160 Grip 3-Position QR15x110 E-Bike Optimized

Travel160mm

Spring TypeAir

Shock

Fox Float X Performance Trunnion 2-Position Adjust custom tune 205x65mm

Travel160mm

Spring TypeAir

Headset

Alloy 1-1/2", Black Oxidated Bearing

Stem

OC Mountain Control MC20, 0º

Handlebar

OC Mountain Control MC20 Alu SL, Rise20, Width 800

Saddle

Fizik Aidon 208x145mm manganese rail

Seatpost

OC Mountain Control MC20, 31.6mm, Dropper

TypeDropper

Groupset
Rear Derailleur

Shimano XT M8100 SGS Shadow Plus

Crank

e*thirteen e*spec Direct Mount 34T Boost

Shifters

Shimano Deore M6100 I-Spec EV

Cassette

Shimano CS-M7100 10-51t 12-Speed

Chain

Shimano M6100

Chain Guide

e*thirteen Plus Bosch CX Gen4 32-38t

Brakes

Shimano M6120 Hydraulic Disc

TypeHydraulic Disc

Wheels
Rims

OQUO Mountain Control MC32TEAM eBIKE

Tires

Maxxis Minion DHR II 2.60" 120 TPI FB 3C Maxx Terra Exo+ TR

Electric Components
Motor

BOSCH Performance Line CX BDU3741

Battery

BOSCH Powertube 750Wh Horizontal BBP3775

Remote

BOSCH Mini Remote BRC3300

Display

BOSCH System Controller BCR3100

Charger

Bosch Charger 4A (110V) BPC3410

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Last updated March 23