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Bike / Product Year: 2022 Manufacturer: Orbea Model: Rise Size Large Asking Price: 5200 Location Los Angeles Description Bike weighs 42.8 lbs with pedals. 825 miles odometer, battery health at 99% Bought as custom build from Jenson USA. Components: Orbea Rise L carbon frame Fox 36...

What wrap material did you use?

Do you have a suck down condition on the fork? It will sit a bit deeper in the stroke at rest than a normal bike due to the heavy weight of the levo but 38s are especially susceptible to getting sucked down.

So far feels better than the 40mm renthal that had more degrees of offset. I am taking this approach to the steering center of axis: NSMB.com - Paul Aston's 210mm Do Everything Nicolai G1

Cascade LT kit 165mm EXT E Storia 180mm Vorsprung Smashpot Fox 38 Headset in 0 degree and rear in low mode SQLabs 35mm stem and 12 degree backsweep bar no spacers under stem. I set the Smashpot to 180 assuming the bike would sag deep given the high weight of the bike. Running great so far...

My mistake I just looked at the website again S4 both alloy and carbon have 255mm of insertable length

Awesome, mine too so maybe this will work for me. This is a 2022 Turbo Levo Carbon? Because the Alloy has more insertable length oddly.

Hey Polo, did you shim the 210 down to 200 or left it alone? I can't stand how much this stock 175mm sticks out and am thinking of using my extra OneUp 210 with a shim. When you said your inseam was 88cm is that your real inseam (using a level, plumb line etc) or is that your pant length?

Nice! Thank you for sharing, that is a cool set up. Don't think I'm brave enough to drill my 12degree backsweep SQLab bar :p

I ride in boost 99% of the time on my Orbea Rise so I've removed the thumb switch. I hide as much of the length of cable from the EW-EN100 in the headtube, as soon as it comes out of the frame I clipped it to the brake hose and covered the open end meant to connect the switch with tape. Anyone...

I don't hear the rattle at all on my M10 from Feb '22 either.

I'm about 3 months into owning the rise and my power button rattles out multiple times in the middle of a ride. I have ridden it with a long 210mm oneup dropper since Feb. I don't think this frame actually supports the length of droppers that the manual states but I don't think this is what...

What is remarkable here is even if Orbea is not helping Jenson out here - Jenson should say something/anything to that effect. Instead they simply ignore you. I will never buy anything from Orbea or Jenson again. I spoke to 3 local Orbea dealers and they all confirmed that Orbea has been the...

You can not make this up. JensonUSA now 4 months later sent me another customer's spare parts from Spain. Instead of sending me the battery port replacement that they broke, they sent me a Orbea stem light/computer mount for Orbea's road stem. I notified them that they sent me the wrong part and...

In this case they had to install new brakes, which may have them drop them the motor.

Is this akin to saying "buy once, cry once?" https://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=buy%20once%20cry%20once

Weird I see it.

In this instance its not clear if the speed sensor damage issue was due to Orbea's factory assembly or happened at Jenson when they installed new brakes.

Never again, lesson learned for me for sure.

I'm sure JensonUSA wouldn't be at the scale it is today if it was blowing 50% of its orders, but what is clear is that there is some issue such that the level of ownership was so low from sales to support to warranty to customer service to dealer engagement/management. What is your association...