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Orbea Wild Electric Mountain Bikes

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Orbea Wild LT & Wild TR Electric Mountain Bikes

Long-travel gravity performance or versatile trail capability – explore the latest Orbea Wild family.

The Wild family now includes two distinct approaches to full-power eMTB riding. The long-travel Wild LT combines 170mm travel with DJI Avinox power and gravity-bike intentions, while the new Wild TR pairs 150mm travel with Bosch CX support for riders looking for a more versatile trail-focused package. Current Bosch-powered Wild models are also still available while stock lasts.

Although they are aimed at different riders, both bikes share the same focus on suspension performance, confident handling and modern eMTB geometry. Whether your priority is enduro racing, bike park laps, technical trail riding or all-day adventures, there is now a Wild built specifically for that style of riding.

The Wild LT remains the most gravity-focused model in the range. Built around the compact DJI Avinox system and drawing on lessons learned from the Rallon platform, it combines long-travel suspension, full-power support and Orbea's RS Tune philosophy to create a bike designed for steep, technical terrain.

Wild LT or Wild TR?

The latest Wild range gives riders a choice between two distinct personalities. Both are full-power electric mountain bikes built around Orbea's suspension expertise, but they are aimed at slightly different styles of riding. The Wild LT offers a choice of full 29in and mullet wheel configurations for riders looking to tailor the bike to their terrain and riding style, while the Wild TR is available exclusively as a full 29er, reflecting its trail-focused character.

Wild LT

  • DJI Avinox M2S motor
  • 170mm rear travel
  • 170mm fork as standard
  • Available in full 29in or Wild/M mullet (29in front / 27.5in rear) configurations
  • Built for aggressive trail riding, enduro racing and bike park use

Wild TR

  • Bosch Performance Line CX motor
  • 150mm rear travel
  • 150mm fork
  • Available exclusively with full 29in wheels for maximum stability and rollover speed
  • Designed for versatile trail riding and all-day adventures

Why Did Orbea Choose Avinox For The Wild LT?

The DJI Avinox M2S motor is not just about peak power. For Orbea, the appeal of the system was the freedom it gave their engineers when designing the Wild LT. Its compact packaging allowed them to position the suspension pivots, battery and motor exactly where they wanted, helping keep weight low and central while preserving the active suspension feel that matters on rough trails.

That packaging also opened the door for Orbea's RS Tune. Instead of simply chasing the biggest numbers, Orbea have focused on how quickly and cleanly the motor responds when traction, timing and control matter most.

Orbea Wild LT Avinox M2S motor render glow
Orbea Wild LT riding uphill Avinox motor integration detail

Avinox power, Orbea control

The DJI Avinox M2S motor delivers serious power, while Orbea's RS Tune focuses on fast response, traction and usable support on technical climbs.

Martin Maes on the Orbea Wild LT riding through rocky terrain

Rallon-inspired handling

Orbea have drawn on their Rallon gravity bike development to give the Wild LT confident suspension performance when the trail gets steep and rough.

Orbea Wild LT riding jump line

29er or mullet

Choose the full 29in Wild LT for rolling speed and stability, or the Wild/M LT mullet version for extra agility and rear-wheel clearance.

Developed with Rallon gravity bike thinking

The Wild LT takes key suspension and handling lessons from Orbea's race-proven Rallon platform. That matters because a powerful eMTB needs more than motor output — it needs suspension that stays active, geometry that feels composed and a chassis that lets you move naturally when the trail gets rough.

With 170mm of rear travel, a low standover height and weight kept low in the frame, the Wild LT is designed to feel planted at speed while still giving you the control needed for steep technical climbs.

Orbea Wild LT long travel electric mountain bike custom colour side profile

Avinox power, refined for real trails

The Wild LT uses the DJI Avinox M2S motor with 130Nm of torque and a Superboost mode for short bursts of peak output. Wild LT models come with an 800Wh battery as standard, with a lighter 600Wh battery available as a custom option on selected models.

The important bit is how that power is delivered. Orbea's RS Tune is designed to make the motor respond quickly and predictably, so the bike feels easier to manage on awkward climbs, loose surfaces and stop-start technical sections.

Orbea Wild LT DJI Avinox motor close up riding shot

RS Tune explained

RS Tune is not about making the Wild LT less capable. It is about making the Avinox motor's power easier to use when the trail is steep, loose or awkward.

Faster motor response

A more reactive motor helps the bike respond when you need support, whether you are timing a pedal stroke, lifting the front wheel or working through a technical climb.

Better traction

By shaping how power reaches the rear wheel, RS Tune helps reduce wasted wheelspin and makes the bike easier to manage on loose or slippery ground.

High torque where it counts

The Wild LT still gives you the torque needed for steep climbs. The difference is that the support is tuned to feel usable, controlled and connected to rider input.

Range and drivetrain benefits

More controlled power delivery can also help with battery range and reduce unnecessary strain on drivetrain components during hard climbing.

Built for gravity riding

The Wild LT is built around the demands of hard riding, not gentle trail cruising. With 170mm rear travel, a 170mm fork as standard and geometry shaped by Orbea's gravity-bike experience, every Wild LT is designed with aggressive eMTB use in mind.

170mm rear travel

Big-mountain travel gives the Wild LT the support and control needed for rough descents, hard compressions and repeated bike park laps.

170mm fork travel, with 180mm compatibility

All Wild LT models come with a 170mm fork as standard, using either a Fox 38 or RockShox Zeb depending on the build. For riders looking for even more descending capability, the frame is also compatible with a 180mm fork, which can be specified as a custom option on selected models.

29er or Wild/M mullet options

Full 29in Wild LT models prioritise stability and rollover speed. Wild/M LT models use a 29in front wheel with a 27.5in rear wheel for a more agile feel.

Adjustable geometry

High and low geometry settings allow riders to fine-tune the bike for steeper terrain, faster tracks or more technical riding.

155mm cranks

Short cranks help reduce pedal strikes on technical climbs and rough sections, which is especially useful on a long-travel eMTB.

Watch this space for our Wild LT video

We will be taking a closer look at the Orbea Wild LT M20, including how the Avinox motor feels on real trails, how the Zeb-equipped build stacks up and what riders can expect from the new platform.

  • Bike featured: Orbea Wild LT M20
  • Motor: DJI Avinox M2S with Orbea RS Tune
  • Suspension: 170mm rear travel with RockShox Zeb fork
  • Focus: real-world trail performance and model choice
Orbea Wild LT electric mountain bike schralping a turn

What changes as you move up the range?

All Wild LT models share the same gravity-focused purpose. As you move up the range, the main changes are frame material, suspension level, drivetrain, brakes, wheels and RS integration. Full 29in models are labelled Wild LT, while mullet models are labelled Wild/M LT.

ModelFrame familyWhat to expect
H20High Polish AlloyThe most accessible entry into the Wild LT range, with the same long-travel intent and Avinox-powered platform in a practical alloy build.
H10High Polish AlloyA stronger alloy option for regular riders, adding a more refined component package for harder trail riding.
H-TeamHigh Polish AlloyThe highest-spec alloy model, aimed at riders who want serious suspension and component performance without moving to carbon.
M20OMR CarbonThe first carbon Wild LT model and a strong value point in the range, with a lighter frame feel and gravity-ready specification.
M10OMR CarbonA key performance model with upgraded suspension, braking and drivetrain parts for riders who push harder and ride more often.
M-Team RSOMR CarbonA premium RS-equipped build with high-end suspension, wireless components and additional smart integration features.
M-LTD RSOMR CarbonThe flagship Wild LT build, using the lightest and most refined components for riders who want the top specification.

Orbea Wild FAQs

Here are the questions riders most often ask about the Orbea Wild LT and Wild TR ranges — useful if you're choosing between frame materials, wheel setups, battery options or motor systems. For broader advice, see our Electric Mountain Bike Buyer’s Guide.

What is the difference between Wild LT and Wild TR?

The Wild LT is the more gravity-focused bike in the range, pairing 170mm travel with DJI Avinox power and Orbea's RS Tune. The Wild TR combines 150mm travel with Bosch CX support to create a more versatile trail bike aimed at riders who prioritise all-day riding and mixed terrain. Both share modern geometry and suspension development, but they are designed for different riding styles.

Should I choose Wild LT or Wild TR?

Choose the Wild LT if your riding centres around steep descents, enduro trails, uplift days and bike parks. Choose the Wild TR if you want a more versatile trail bike for long rides, technical singletrack and everyday trail riding.

What is Orbea RS Tune?

RS Tune is Orbea's custom motor setup for the Avinox system. It focuses on faster motor response, better traction and more usable support rather than simply delivering maximum power as aggressively as possible.

Does RS Tune reduce power?

RS Tune is about control, not making the bike feel weak. The Wild LT still has the torque needed for steep technical climbs, but the power delivery is shaped to improve response, grip, range and drivetrain life.

What is the difference between Wild LT and Wild/M LT?

Wild LT models use full 29in wheels. Wild/M LT models use a mullet setup with a 29in front wheel and 27.5in rear wheel. The 29er setup gives maximum rollover and stability, while the mullet setup can feel more agile and easier to move around on steep terrain.

Which Orbea Wild LT model is best value?

For many riders, the M20 is likely to be a strong sweet spot because it brings the OMR carbon frame into the range at a more accessible price. Alloy H-series models are also worth considering if you want the Wild LT ride character with a tougher, more affordable frame package.

What battery options are available?

All Orbea Wild LT models come with an 800Wh battery as standard. On selected models, a lighter 600Wh battery is available as a custom option for riders who want to reduce weight and sharpen the ride feel.

Is the Orbea Wild LT good for bike park riding?

Yes. With 170mm of rear travel, Fox 38 or RockShox Zeb fork options and gravity-focused geometry, the Wild LT is built for aggressive riding, including rough descents, enduro trails and bike park laps.

How does Avinox compare with Bosch CX?

Bosch CX is a proven full-power eMTB system with a long track record. Avinox brings higher headline torque and a compact motor package, which Orbea have used to shape the Wild LT's suspension layout and custom RS Tune. Current Bosch CX-powered Orbea Wild models are still available while stock lasts.

Shop Orbea Wild Models

Browse the current Orbea Wild builds below. If you'd like a hand choosing the right spec level, battery option or wheel setup, just give us a shout using the chat button on the right.

New Orbea Wild LT – First Bikes Available Now

The new Orbea Wild LT has officially launched and we currently have limited stock available online. Additional bikes are still making their way to us, so if you'd like advice on model choice, wheel configurations, battery options or expected availability, please get in touch and we'll be happy to help.
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