Aug 26, 2012
article & images by Nick Salazar
Orbea has done a very neat job of routing the Ultegra Di2 cables, although this system doesn't have the brake lever shifters that will become available later this year.
It's been a very long time since Orbea launched a TT bike. The Spain-based brand has had some struggles, both public and private, but has regrouped and launched a bike that belongs squarely with the rest of the next-generation tri bikes of their competitors. TriRig was present at the launch in Denver, Colorado, at the USA Pro Cycling Challenge during the Stage 7 Time Trial.
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