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Orbea Urrun
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Urrun 2025

CurrentHardtail eMTBAgeing · 4.1/10iFreshness 4.1/10
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Long-range Shimano EP801-powered electric hardtail with 630Wh battery

Travel F/R
120mm / —
Wheels
29F/29R
Frame
Aluminium
Weight
19.6 kg
Price
£4,299
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Orbea Urrun 2025
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EMTB Forums verdict

The Orbea Urrun 2025 is the Spanish brand's properly-geometried aluminium hardtail eMTB, built around the Shimano EP6 motor (DU-EP600, 85 Nm, 250 W rated, 500 W peak, 3.0 kg) and an integrated 630 Wh Orbea RS battery. Travel is 120 mm at the fork only. Head angle is a properly slack 64.0° (slacker than most hardtail eMTBs which sit at 66°+), claimed weight 19.6 kg, and UK base price is just £2,799. The community verdict is positive on the bike's modern geometry and Orbea's MyO custom-build configurator — although note higher trims use Shimano's EP801-RS, an Orbea-exclusive reduced-power version of the EP801 that @Backflip identifies via "blue RS sticker on right motor cover".

Drive system and range. The Shimano EP6 (DU-EP600) is Shimano's mid-tier mountain motor — 85 Nm of torque matching the EP801 figure but with 500 W peak rather than 600 W. The unit shares quiet operation and E-Tube Project app integration with the EP801. @dellyend1 notes the entry-level Shimano SC-E5000 control unit "does not have Bluetooth connectivity" — a step back from higher Shimano displays. The 630 Wh integrated battery is generously sized for a sub-£3,000 hardtail; expect 1,400-1,800 m of climbing per charge in trail conditions, helped by efficient hardtail kinematics. The pack is non-removable, which complicates off-bike charging and winter storage.

Geometry and handling. A 64.0° head angle on a hardtail is genuinely radical for the segment and signals Orbea's intent: this is a proper trail hardtail, not a fire-road tourer. Reach progresses S 440 mm, M 465 mm, L 490 mm, XL 515 mm — generous modern numbers with a 25 mm jump between sizes. Chainstay length is a long 458 mm, which keeps the bike planted on climbs and stable at speed. Wheelbase opens 1,260-1,335 mm — properly stretched out figures. 29in wheels front and rear. The geometry sets the Urrun apart from rivals like the Giant Fathom E+ (66°), making it more capable on technical singletrack than typical e-hardtails.

Build and value. The Urrun base at £2,799 is a value standout. Higher trims through Orbea's MyO configurator let buyers upgrade to RockShox or Fox suspension, Shimano XT/SLX drivetrain, hydraulic disc brakes and various wheel/tyre combinations. @markloch confirms the stock spec runs "Maxxis Rekon 2.40" 120 TPI 3C MaxxTerra Exo+ TLR tyres on front and rear" — a notably premium tyre choice for an entry hardtail. Higher trims with the EP801-RS get full Bluetooth, full Di2 compatibility (with caveats) and over-the-air firmware updates via the Shimano E-Tube app.

Community-verified strengths. @Plaache upgraded from a budget hardtail to the Urrun for daily city and woodland use and reports satisfaction with the platform. The slack 64° head angle and long reach numbers receive consistent praise for making the Urrun genuinely capable on bridleway and singletrack — more so than rivals at the price. Orbea's MyO custom-build configurator allows riders to spec the bike with paint, components and accessories within budget.

Caveats and known gripes. The Orbea EP801-RS motor on higher trims is power-reduced compared to the standard EP801 — @Backflip documents this is an Orbea-exclusive variant. Di2 auto-shift configuration is a known headache: @Jon_boy reports "E903 error means abnormality due to different settings between units — occurs when adding Di2 derailleur without changing gear mode setting". @Astro66 rates auto-shift as "pretty useless" because "it cannot predict the terrain ahead, so shifts too late". Internal headset cable routing is unusual on a hardtail and adds maintenance complexity — @levity notes installing forks on Urrun is "more demanding" with multiple cables through the headset. Integrated battery limits flexibility.

Verdict. The Urrun is for the rider who wants a genuinely modern slack-geometry aluminium hardtail with a big 630 Wh battery, MyO custom-build options and Orbea's dealer network at £2,799. It is not for buyers chasing the latest 100+ Nm motors, riders who want a removable battery, or anyone put off by headset cable routing on a budget bike. Production status is current with the platform available through MyO across the European Orbea dealer network.

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Geometry · hover a row to highlight the measurement on the bike

Bike geometry diagram
SMLXL
Reach440 mm465 mm490 mm515 mm
Stack625 mm635 mm645 mm655 mm
Chainstay458 mm458 mm458 mm458 mm
Headtube Angle64°64°64°64°
Seattube Angle (eff)76°76°76°76°
BB Drop22 mm22 mm22 mm22 mm
Wheelbase1260 mm1285 mm1310 mm1335 mm
Front Centre802 mm827 mm852 mm877 mm

Trims · 1

10
£4,299
MotorShimano EP6 (DU-EP600) · 85 Nm
BatteryOrbea RS 630 · 630 Wh
Travel F/R120/? mm
FrameAluminium (6061 triple-butted hydroformed)
ForkMarzocchi Bomber Z2 120 QR15x110 E-Bike Optimized
ShockN/A (hardtail - no rear shock listed)
HeadsetAlloy, oxidated bearings, SIC (Sealed Internal Cables)
StemOC Mountain Control MC20, 0º
HandlebarOC Mountain Control MC31, Rise20, Width 800
SaddleFizik Aidon 208x145mm manganese rail
SeatpostOC Mountain Control MC22, 31.6mm, Dropper
BrakesShimano M6120 Hydraulic Disc
Rear derailleurShimano XT M8100 SGS Shadow Plus
CrankShimano Steps EM600
ShiftersShimano XT M8100 I-Spec EV
CassetteShimano CS-M6100 10-51t 12-Speed
ChainShimano M6100
DrivetrainShimano XT M8100 12-speed (XT M8100 SGS rear derailleur, XT M8100 I-Spec EV shifters, CS-M6100 10-51t cassette, M6100 chain)
WheelsRace Face AR 30c Tubeless Ready
TyresSchwalbe Wicked Will Evo TLE, 29x2.40 Super Race, Speed Grip, Addix, Brown
Weight19.6 kg
Price£4,299

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