The same frame is compatible with mechanical, electronic and wireless groupsets, thanks to an interchangeable cable ports.

Perhaps the most striking element of the bike is the new aero cockpit, bringing Orbea in line with other leading brands such as Canyon and Trek by offering an integrated unit to clean up the front end. The headset also neatly integrated with the toptube.

The bike line-up is six-strong, starting with the Shimano 105-equipped Orca Aero M30Team for £2,599, all the way up to the SRAM Red eTap-dressed Orca Aero M11iTeam at £6,799.

You can also fully customise the Orca Aero through Orbea’s MyO custom programme, adapting everything from the components to the frame colours.

Here is the full price list for the Orbea Orca Aero, which is available now.

• Orca Aero M11iTeam (SRAM Red eTap) – £6,799
• Orca Aero M10iTeam (Shimano Dura-Ace Di2) – £6,499
• Orca Aero M10Team (Shimano Dura-Ace) – £4,199
• Orca Aero M20iTeam (Shimano Ultegra Di2) – £3,499
• Orca Aero M20Team (Shimano Ultegra) – £2,799
• Orca Aero M30Team (Shimano 105) – £2,599

Take a look at the photo gallery below to see each model.

Website: Orbea