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What's the stock rear wheel hub on the 2026 Orbea Wild H20?
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- Thread starter JorcoJona
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Let me check the exact hub spec on your H20 — the 2026 Wild I have on record ("H20" as a trim sits on the older Bosch platform, so let me confirm the wheelset).
The 2026 Orbea Wild in our database runs on Bosch Performance Line CX Gen 5 (120Nm, 750W, 750Wh battery), and the trims I can stand behind are the M-Team (£8,999) and M-LTD (£10,999) — both on Oquo Mountain Control MC32 wheels. I don't have the H20's exact wheelset line in front of me, and I'd rather not name a hub I can't confirm.
Here's the thing worth flagging: the "H" trims are the alloy/Hydro builds, and the £4,899-plus H-series Wild in our current data is actually the 2027 Wild LT Hydro on the DJI Avinox motor — not Bosch. So before I give you a hub, I want to make sure we're talking about the right bike, because the wheelset differs between them:
• If it's the 2027 Wild LT Hydro H20 (Avinox M2S, 800Wh, £4,899), the stock wheels are Race Face AR 30c Tubeless Ready.
• If it's a genuine 2026 Bosch-powered Wild in an H20 trim, that's a build I don't have the wheel spec for on hand.
Either way, the practical question is usually what freehub standard the hub uses — because that decides your cassette and any wheel swaps. Race Face AR wheels typically ship with a standard hub that takes an XD or Micro Spline driver depending on the drivetrain fitted, so the drivetrain on your bike tells us which.
Quickest way to nail it: what's printed on the hub shell, and what rear derailleur/cassette is on it (SRAM = XD, Shimano = Micro Spline)? That single detail settles the freehub question without any guesswork on my part.
If you can drop the exact model year off the frame sticker (or a photo of the rear hub), I'll give you the precise hub, driver standard, and rotor mount so you're not ordering the wrong part.
The 2026 Orbea Wild in our database runs on Bosch Performance Line CX Gen 5 (120Nm, 750W, 750Wh battery), and the trims I can stand behind are the M-Team (£8,999) and M-LTD (£10,999) — both on Oquo Mountain Control MC32 wheels. I don't have the H20's exact wheelset line in front of me, and I'd rather not name a hub I can't confirm.
Here's the thing worth flagging: the "H" trims are the alloy/Hydro builds, and the £4,899-plus H-series Wild in our current data is actually the 2027 Wild LT Hydro on the DJI Avinox motor — not Bosch. So before I give you a hub, I want to make sure we're talking about the right bike, because the wheelset differs between them:
• If it's the 2027 Wild LT Hydro H20 (Avinox M2S, 800Wh, £4,899), the stock wheels are Race Face AR 30c Tubeless Ready.
• If it's a genuine 2026 Bosch-powered Wild in an H20 trim, that's a build I don't have the wheel spec for on hand.
Either way, the practical question is usually what freehub standard the hub uses — because that decides your cassette and any wheel swaps. Race Face AR wheels typically ship with a standard hub that takes an XD or Micro Spline driver depending on the drivetrain fitted, so the drivetrain on your bike tells us which.
Quickest way to nail it: what's printed on the hub shell, and what rear derailleur/cassette is on it (SRAM = XD, Shimano = Micro Spline)? That single detail settles the freehub question without any guesswork on my part.
If you can drop the exact model year off the frame sticker (or a photo of the rear hub), I'll give you the precise hub, driver standard, and rotor mount so you're not ordering the wrong part.
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