Orbea

Orbea is a Spanish bicycle manufacturing company founded in 1930, for which it is still known in the sports industry today. Today, the Orbea brand produces a variety of bicycle models: road, mountain, triathlon, city, cross and gravel bikes.

Fast forward to just four years after the start of production, Orbea bicycles could be seen by professional athletes traversing the Tour de France long-distance road race, such as Mariano Canardo. The 1980s saw rapid growth for the company, and the specialized bikes began to be used by top road cyclists, including Pedro Delgado, Pello Ruiz Cabestany, and Samuel Sanches, who won the race on an Orbea cyclocross bike.

In all its years of operation, the Orbea brand has focused on the development and development of new technologies (Orbea Monocoque Carbon, Non Sensor), thanks to which it has become one of the leading leaders in the production of unicycles. Orbea has additionally patented a state-of-the-art app that can be installed on a smartphone and keeps track of activity and uploads GPS routes. Throughout its history, the brand's products have been trusted by thousands of athletes, both beginners and advanced riders, who have scored top marks in cycling races on Orbea bikes.