ORBEA TERRA H40 1X

The Orbea Terra H40 1X is a versatile, adventure-ready gravel bike for riders who want to explore more—whether the ride takes you along fast gravel roads, asphalt, forest trails, or through the city. The combination of a lightweight aluminum frame, full-carbon fork, wide 45 mm tires, and a simple 1x11 drivetrain makes the Terra H40 1X a truly attractive choice for both new and experienced gravel riders.

The hydroformed, triple-butted aluminum frame is built to combine efficiency with stability and comfort. Up front is the Orbea Terra ICR full-carbon fork, which helps dampen vibrations from rough roads while providing a light and precise steering feel. The fork features Orbea’s MMS mounts and is also fender-ready, making the bike easy to adapt for commuting, longer rides, and packed adventures. The Shimano CUES 1x11 drivetrain makes shifting simple and hassle-free. A 40T front chainring is paired with a wide 11–50T cassette, providing a wide gear range without the need for a second front chainring. The Shimano CUES U6000 Shadow rear derailleur is designed for smooth and reliable shifting, even when the terrain gets rough. The result is fewer things to worry about and more focus on the ride itself. When the road heads downhill or the weather takes a turn, Shimano RS405 hydraulic disc brakes provide safe and controlled stopping power. The Tubeless Ready 700c wheels are equipped with Vittoria Terreno T50 700x45c tires—wide gravel tires that offer a great combination of grip, comfort, and rolling efficiency on varied terrain. Comfort is further enhanced by the SP 0.2 carbon seatpost and the Fizik Terra Argo X7 saddle. Together with the OC GR31-R Riser handlebars, you get a comfortable and controlled riding position that works just as well during short training sessions as it does on long days in the saddle. The Orbea Terra H40 1X is simply a gravel bike for those who want a lot of bike for their money. The simple 1x11 drivetrain, wide gear range, carbon fiber fork, and wide 45 mm tires make it ready for both everyday riding and adventure. Head out of town on the asphalt, turn onto the first gravel road, and keep going wherever it leads.