Spanish bike brand Orbea has updated its Terra gravel bike with a whole new look, new geometry and UDH compatibility. It's designed for adventure as well as those who race, with a carbon fibre frame and wide tyre clearance offering adaptability. 

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We reviewed the Orbea Terra M20i Team model late last year, and Suvi really liked the ride quality of the frame. But one thing that was missing was UDH compatibility - that has now been fixed, with each new model fitted with UDH dropouts. Prices start from £2,600, and with several models on offer, let's have a look at the details. 

What's been updated on the Terra gravel bike?

First up, there's a new geometry for the race and adventure-oriented frame. The new Terra comes with a longer reach and shorter stem options for "quick, confident handling" and a stretched wheelbase for more stability. 

Orbea has also included size-specific fork trail, so each size benefits from balanced steering instead of a one-size-fits-all. The tyre clearance has increased from 45mm to 50mm for 700C wheels, and from 35mm to 45mm with mudguards on. 

The frame itself is made from Orbea's OMR carbon and includes a layup that Orbea says is "engineered to filter out trail buzz and chatter." Further comfort-oriented design features include a slim top tube, compact rear triangle and cutouts in fork and stays. All these work with the seatpost to "absorb vibration". It also comes with dropper post compatibility. 

More storage and more customisation

When it comes to usability, the new Terra offers several secure mounting points on the seat tube, down tube, top tube and fork. Mudguard mounts are also present. 

When we reviewed the Terra last year, one thing we found was that the internal storage was somewhat small. For 2026, the Terra comes with an updated LOCKR XXL in-frame storage system, which, according to Orbea, holds 35% more volume than previous options. 

Orbea is somewhat famed for its MyO customisation programme, in which customers can pick and choose components and paint colours for their new bikes. The Terra is included in this and offers vast levels of customisability from crank lengths to wheel choices. 

When it comes to stock colours, however, you can choose from the following: Nickel - Met Cinnamon, Caramel Carbon View and Acid Gum - Fantasy Purple Carbon Views. Quite the mouthful. 

There are also seven stock models to pick from, with prices going from £2,599 for the Terra M30Team 1X, which comes with Shimano's GRX RX610 groupset, up to £5,749 for the Terra M21eTeam 1X. The eTeam isn't an electric bike, so don't be fooled by the name. But it does come with electric gearing, courtesy of SRAM's Force AXS. 

All Terra models are available to purchase from today. 

• orbea.com

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