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TE CHNI CA L MANUAL
EN 0 1 | ES 3 3
BLUE PAPER
TERRA
OMR 2022
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INDEX
0 1 KEY TO SY MBO LS 4
0 2 O RB EA WA RRA N TY 6
0 3 M A INT E NA N C E 8
Components maintenance schedule 9
Spare parts 11
After a crash or an impact 11
0 4 US E WA RNI N GS . TERRA O M R 1 2
Maximum tire width 12
Minimum seatpost insertion 12
Maximum number of headset spacers 12
Headset spacers above the stem 13
Intended use 13
0 5 T E RRA O M R 2 022 1 4
Geometry and sizing 16
Technical specifications 18
Tyre-front derailleur compatibility 22
Assembly, use and spares 23
Headset 23
Axles and rear derailleur hanger 25
Frame hardware and protectors 27
Stems 29
LOCKR zone. Downtube storage 42
Seatpost 48
Handlebar 51
Cable routing 52
Mudguards 58
Bottle holder installation 60
Cutting the fork steerer tube 61
0 6 D E C LA RAT ION O F C O N F O RM ITY 62
0 7 A D D IT IO NA L IN F O RM ATIO N 63
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01 KEY TO SYMBOLS
This technical manual contains important information about your bicycle, its Throughout this technical manual, various symbols are used that indicate
use, maintenance and replacement parts. Please read it carefully. instructions and warnings for use, maintenance and assembly. Pay attention
to these symbols to avoid hazardous situations and ensure the correct use
This document is a supplement to the General User’s Manual for Orbea bicycles and assembly of all components.
and components, which describes in a more detailed manner their appropriate
use and the adjustment of the general components of the bicycles for safe The meaning of these symbols is explained below. In this manual, the symbol
riding and operation. You can see and download the User’s Manual and the rest may appear accompanied only by the relevant instruction for the component
of the technical manuals for Orbea products from our website: described. Read the following information carefully in order to understand
their meanings.
www.orbea.com/gb-en/support/manuals/
You can consult the information on the use, maintenance and characteristics SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS TOOLS AND TIGHTENING TORQUES
of the components of other manufacturers that are assembled on our bicycles,
such as wheels, handlebars, pedaling assistance systems, suspension forks,
DANGER: Immediately hazardous situation. SPANNER TORX KEY
etc, on the manufacturer’s website or through their dealer in your country.
If not avoided, serious injury or even death
will occur.
ALLEN KEY PHILLIPS
SCREWDRIVER
WARNING: Potentially hazardous situation.
The key number is indicated
If not avoided, serious injury or even death 6 inside the symbol. 6
may occur.
10 N.m
CAUTION: Potentially hazardous situation.
If notavoided, minor or moderate injury
may occur.
ASSEMBLY COMPOUNDS
Not related to injury. Property situation
OIL: Light lubrication of elements like chains
hazard. and cables.
GREASE GREASE: High quality assembly grease to
avoid creaking and seizing.
The symbols DANGER and WARNING inform about a
dangerous situation that, if not avoided, may cause an CARBON PASTE: Carbon fiber assembly
accident. An accident while riding a bicycle always poses FIBER CARBON GRIP
compound to increase friction between
risk of serious injury or even death. In this manual, the carbon fiber components.
risk of death may therefore not always be mentioned when
these symbols appear, since the risk is explained here. LOCTITE SERIES 600: Fixing cylindrical
surfaces.
LOCTITE SERIES 200: Threadlock. Medium
resistance.
LOCTITE SERIES 400: Instant adhesive.
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02 ORBEA WARRANTY
Our continuous daily effort to provide maximum quality
of our bicycles allows us to offer the following warranty
This warranty extends the original period of coverage
against paint, varnish or corrosion defects on the frames
02. REGISTER YOUR BARCODE
WARRANTY C LAIM PROC ESS
and coverage conditions: and rigid forks for one additional year after the end of the
All warranty claims must be processed through an author-
legal warranty period.
ized Orbea dealer, who will perform the initial diagnosis
LEGAL WAR R ANTY Orbea’s lifetime commercial warranty only covers frames
and send Orbea or the affected component manufacturer
all the necessary documentation for a complete diagnosis
and rigid forks, but not OC components.
Orbea offers the original owner of the Orbea bicycle, rigid of the claim in question. The dealer will inform the owner
fork or OC component a legal warranty of 3 years from the about the status of the process and the decision made
For a full description of the warranty conditions for the
date of purchase of the items, or the period stipulated as on the warranty claim by Orbea or the component man-
lifetime warranty, please visit:
the legal warranty in the country of purchase. ufacturer.
www.orbea.com/gb-en/warranty/#orbea-lifetime-warranty
This warranty covers all Orbea products against manufac- We recommend that you always visit the dealer where you
turing defects and/or lack of compliance and guarantees purchased your bicycle to process a warranty claim, or the
the repair or replacement of the defective product at no R E GI ST E R YOU R BICYCLE dealer you chose during the process of purchasing a bicy-
cle that was delivered directly to your home. If you cannot
cost to the affected customer. Likewise, this warranty also
covers paint, varnish and corrosion defects on all frames In order to benefit from the Orbea lifetime warranty ex- visit the original dealer, you can check the list of author-
and rigid forks assembled on our bicycles during the pe- tension, you must register your bicycle within 30 days of 03. WHERE TO FIND YOUR BARCODE ized dealers on our website or contact Orbea directly so
riod specified in the previous paragraph of this warranty. its purchase at: we can indicate the dealer you should visit.
This warranty does not cover in any case damage derived www.orbea.com/es-es/acceso-registro?from=register-plate/ www.orbea.com/gb-en/distribuidores/?country
from inappropriate use, falls or accidents or the lack of
maintenance, as well as the normal wear and tear of con- www.orbea.com/gb-en/contacto//
sumable parts, such as, by way of example, but without 01. REGISTER YOUR ACCOUNT
limitation: seals, bearings, handlebar tape, spokes, tires,
saddles, etc.
For a full description of the coverage conditions and the
legal warranty, please visit:
www.orbea.com/gb-en/warranty
OR BEA LI FET I ME WARR A N TY
As a supplement to the legal warranty, Orbea offers the
original buyer of the bicycle the Orbea lifetime commer-
cial warranty, as long as they have registered their product
on the Orbea website within 30 days of its purchase. This
lifetime warranty covers the frames and rigid forks that we
mount on our bicycles against manufacturing defects and
material conformity issues with no time limitation.
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03 MAINTENANCE
Orbea products are carefully designed to be long-lasting, INSPECT YOUR BICYCLE BEFORE EVERY RIDE BEARINGS: The bearings (bottom bracket, linkage pivot
efficient and easy to maintain. The carbon and aluminum points, headset, wheels, etc.) are elements subject to wear M AINTENANC E SC H EDULE
frames and forks are extremely corrosion-resistant. Do a quick check before each ride to make sure that your
bicycle is in optimal operating conditions. You might dis-
that must be inspected on a regular basis to ensure that
they operate correctly. Bearings in poor condition can da-
OF TH E C OM PONENTS
However, your bicycle needs regular maintenance of its cover small problems that could turn into major issues mage the components in which they are installed. Adverse Maintenance periods for the components
components in order to ensure that it works properly and during the ride. weather conditions speed up bearing wear. Bearings that indicated below are general guidelines and
safely, and to ensure its longevity. have excessive play or that do not turn smoothly must be largely depend on factors such as weather
FRAME: Inspect the frame and the fork, looking for cracks replaced immediately. In the case of any doubt, consult conditions in which your bicycle is ridden
KEEP YOUR BICYCLE CLEAN or other damage. No strange noises should be heard. In your authorized dealer. (adverse conditions considerably reduce the
the event of any damage to the frame, avoid using the life of the components and increase mainte-
Clean your bicycle with mild soap and water on a regular bicycle and contact your authorized dealer for inspection. Damage to components like the frame, bi- nance frequency), the cleanliness of your bi-
basis to keep it working like new, and check the condition cycle wheels, etc. associated with the lack cycle and its components (components with
of the frame and its components. Do not use pressurized CHAIN: Ensure it’s clean and lubricated. The drivetrain of maintenance and the replacement of the accumulated dirt wear more quickly), and
water, since it could damage components like bearings or should not make any abnormal noises. bearings are not covered by the warranty. use (more demanding use of the bicycle will
the tubes of the frame. require more frequent maintenance periods).
BRAKES: Check that the brakes operate properly and in Failure to follow the recommendations out-
Citrus-based degreasers are biodegradable and very effec- a safe manner. Check the tightening torques of the com- lined in this manual and riding a bicycle that For components from other brands mount-
tive in removing grease from drivetrain components and ponents. shows signs of the symptoms described above ed on Orbea bicycles, you can check the
the chain. may cause accidents and serious injuries. recommended or mandatory maintenance
TIRES: Check for worn tires and look for cuts on the tread periods on the manufacturer’s website or
Accumulated dirt can complicate the visual or sides. If you spot damage, replace the tire. Make sure TIGHTENING TORQUES. Always check the by contacting the distributor of that brand
inspection of the components and hide dam- that the tire pressure is adequate. tightening torques and install the compo- in your country.
age that could potentially cause malfunctions nents described in this manual according
or accidents. WHEELS: Check that the wheels turn smoothly and show to the tightening torque specifications. Fol- Damage to components as a result of failing
no signs of lateral deviations. Turn the wheel slightly from low the tightening torque specifications for to follow the recommended maintenance peri-
Built-up dirt causes the premature wear side to side to check that there is no lateral play in the bea- components from other manufacturers in- ods could result in damage that is not covered
of components and can even damage the rings. Make sure that there are no broken or loose spokes. stalled on your Orbea bicycle. The failure to by the warranty conditions of Orbea or the
bicycle frame in areas such as the bearing Check that the axles or quick-release levers are securely follow these specifications may lead to the component manufacturer.
housings and moving parts. Damage due to tightened with the correct tightening torque. malfunction of the components, accidents
the lack of cleaning and maintenance is not and even death. The failure to comply with maintenance peri-
covered by the warranty. HEADSET: Activate the front brake and move the front part ods could result in damage to the components
of the bicycle back and forth, applying pressure on the and lead to malfunctions and accidents.
KEEP YOUR DRIVETRAIN LUBRICATED handlebars with the rear wheel on the ground. Check for
strange noises or movement of the headset, which could
Once you have cleaned your bicycle, lubricate the drivetrain, indicate that the bearings are worn or the headset has not HEADSET:
specifically the chain. Use the minimum amount necessary been correctly tightened. Once the headset is correctly · Inspection of its operation before each ride.
to lubricate the links, removing any excess amounts to pre- adjusted, check that it turns smoothly. · Disassembly and manual inspection of the bearings
vent them from attracting dirt, causing the drivetrain to not once every 6 months of use.
work properly and the premature wear of the components. LINKAGE PIVOT POINTS: On full suspension bicycles,
check that all the linkage pivot points rotate smoothly and BOTTOM BRACKET:
Avoid the use of aerosol lubricants to pre- show no signs of play in the bearings. Pull the linkages · Inspection of its operation before each ride
vent them from adhering to the brake sur- from side to side on the bicycle and pay attention to any · Disassembly and manual inspection of the bearings
faces. Always check the brakes after lubri- noise or play at the pivot points. If the linkages do not ope- once every 6 months of use.
cating the drivetrain. rate smoothly or show signs of play, it could be a sign that
the tightening torques are incorrect or that the bearings
are worn or damaged.
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DRIVETRAIN: BRAKES: mediately. On carbon frames, look for cracks or soft spots
· Inspection of its operation before each ride. · Inspection of the operation and wear of the brake pads REP LACEMEN T PARTS in the carbon. If you detect any of these symptoms, you
· Regular inspection of chain wear every 500 km. A chain or shoes before each ride. must stop using the bicycle immediately.
that is worn beyond the manufacturer’s recommenda- · Check the wear on disc brakes and the cables or hy- Always use original Orbea replacement parts or those from
tions must be replaced to prevent damage to the rest draulic lines every 6 months to 1 year depending on the component manufacturer in question. The materials used on carbon frames and
of the drivetrain components. The failure to observe the conditions in which the bicycle is used. Flush the forks are rigid and strong, but if overloaded
the manufacturer’s recommendations in terms of wear hydraulic lines once a year. The use of non-original replacement parts may or if they suffer an impact, the fibers do not
could necessitate the replacement of the rest of the cause damage that results in malfunctions bend, and they will break. A strong enough
parts of the drivetrain. Some of these checks and maintenance and accidents with serious consequences. impact to this material could cause damage
needs go beyond the mechanical knowledge that, while not visible at first glance, could
WHEELS: of most bicycle users. If you are not quali- The installation of some of the replacement cause the materials to fail in the future. In the
· Inspection of its operation before each ride. fied to perform the necessary maintenance, parts in this technical manual are beyond case of any doubt about the consequences of
· Disassembly and manual inspection of the bearings and always visit an Orbea dealer for maintenance the mechanical knowledge of most bicycle a fall or accident, contact your Orbea dealer
all components once every 6 months. on your bicycle and its components. The users. If you are not qualified to install these for a correct diagnosis of the materials.
failure to perform proper maintenance can replacement parts, always visit an Orbea
SHOCKS AND SUSPENSION FORKS: result in malfunctions and accidents with se- dealer for maintenance on your bicycle and Check the drivetrain and the wheels to make sure that the
· Inspection of its operation before each ride. rious consequences. its components. The failure to properly install components operate correctly. If you discover any damage
· Inspection and full maintenance every 125 hours or replacement parts can result in malfunctions, to the components, stop using the bicycle immediately.
once a year (whichever occurs first) by the manufactu- Incorrectly performed maintenance can accidents and serious injuries.
rer’s authorized dealer. damage the components, which are not cov- Even if you do not observe any damage, pay close atten-
ered by the warranty conditions. The installation of non-original replacement tion to the sound of your bicycle when you ride it again.
DROPPER SEAT POSTS: parts can damage your bicycle and is not Damage and other problems can cause unusual noises.
· Inspection of its operation before each ride covered by the warranty conditions. If you notice any unusual noise, stop using your bicycle
· Inspection and full maintenance every 125 hours or immediately and contact your Orbea dealer for a correct
once a year (whichever occurs first) by the manufactu- diagnosis of the problem.
rer’s authorized dealer. A FTER A CRASH OR AN IM PACT TAKE YOUR ORBEA BICYCLE TO AN AUTHORIZED
PIVOT POINTS ON FULL SUSPENSION FRAMES: Falling off your bike is part of cycling. If you have an acci- DEALER FOR A PROFESSIONAL INSPECTION
· Inspection of its operation before each ride. dent on your Orbea bicycle, be sure that you’re okay and
· Disassembly of the frame and the manual inspection seek medical care, if necessary. If you are uninjured, you Some of the consequences of a fall or accident can only be
of all the bearings every 125 hours of use or once a should check the condition of your bicycle before contin- detected by completely disassembling the bicycle to check
year (whichever occurs first). These times may be shor- uing to ride. for the presence of damage or other signs of deterioration.
ter depending on the conditions in which the bicycle
is ridden. More demanding use of the bicycle or use INSPECT THE FRAME AND THE BICYCLE COMPO- A collision or impact can cause serious dam-
in adverse weather conditions or in mud requires the NENTS TO SEE IF THEY HAVE BEEN DAMAGED IN age to your bicycle and its components,
disassembly and inspection of the frame once every 75 ANY WAY causing them to malfunction or wear out
hours of use or once every 6 months (whichever comes prematurely. Malfunctions can occur sud-
first). If a bearing does not turn smoothly or has exces- If you detect any problem, do not continue to ride the denly and without notice, causing you to lose
sive play, it must be replaced immediately. bicycle. control of your bicycle and suffer serious in-
juries, or even death.
GEAR CABLES AND HOUSING: POINTS TO CHECK
· Inspection of its operation before each ride.
· Replacement of gear cables every 6 months to 1 year Inspect the frame and the fork to identify whether either of
depending on the conditions in which the bicycle these components have been broken or bent. If you detect
is used. any damage or cracks, you must stop using the bicycle im-
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04 USE WARNINGS.
TERRA OMR
M AXI MUM TY R E W I DT H M I N I M U M S EATP OST IN S ERTION P OS ITION OF TH E STAR NUT INSIDE INTENDED USE
This technical manual specifies the maximum size of the Always follow the specifications regarding
THE STEERER TUBE. H EADSET The intended use of all models is ASTM Condition 2, that in-
tyres that can be mounted on the frame. Always follow the minimum insertion depth of the seatpost S PACERS A BOVE TH E STEM cludes Condition 1 as well as unpaved and gravel roads and
these guidelines when installing tyres on your bicycle. or the frame on road bicycles with exclusive trails with moderate grades with drops limited to 15 cm.
Orbea seatposts. The failure to follow these
However, the real measurements of the tyre circumfer- instructions can cause stresses on the ma- For information about all ASTM categories, consult the Ge-
ence and width may change from one manufacturer to terials beyond the conditions for which they neral User Manual.
another. When installing a tyre other than that originally were designed and cause damage not cov-
mounted on your Orbea bicycle, check that there is at ered by the warranty conditions, as well as
O.K. O.K.
least 6 mm between the top and the sides of the tyre and accidents that can result in serious injuries. O.K.
O.K. O.K.
O.K.
any part of the frame.
Terra OMR 2022 is compatible with ETRTO 622mm (700C)
M AX I M U M N U MBER OF HEA DS ET
and ETRTO 584mm (650B) wheels. Consult the tyre maxi- S PAC E R S
mum width on both assemblies in the technical specifica-
tions table in this manual. Never use more headset spacers below the
stem than those specified for the frame. Con- NOT O.K. NOT O.K.
Consult also the maximum and minimum tyre width that sult the specifications tables to find out the
NOT
NOTO.K.
O.K. NOT
NOTO.K.
O.K.
can be installed on a given rim depending on its internal maximum number of headset spacers that
width. Read the OC wheels compatibility table on our web- are acceptable for use on an Orbea frame.
site or the rim manufacturer's documentation. Installing more spacers than those permitted
can stress the materials beyond the use for Never install headset spacers above the stem.
Damage to the frame or components due to which they were designed, which can cause Placing spacers above the stem, especially on
the use of a tyre that does not comply with accidents and serious injuries. forks with a carbon steerer tube, can cause
these measurements is not covered by the the expander inside the fork tube to be po-
warranty conditions. sitioned above the lower limit of the steerer
tube, which can stress the materials beyond
the use for which they were designed, possibly
causing accidents and serious injuries.
The length of the fork steerer tube must
always be appropriate for the position of the
stem in the fork. The stem must always be
installed in the steerer tube of the fork so that
both fastening bolts on the back of the stem
are positioned above the surface of the stee-
rer tube of the fork. Never mount the stem so
that the top fastening bolt of the stem remains
above the top edge of the fork steerer tube.
This will stress the materials beyond the use
for which they were designed, possibly cau-
sing accidents and serious injuries.
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05 TERRA
OMR 20221 6 | O R BEA TE CH N I CA L M A N UA L B LUE PA P E R TE R R A · O MR 2022 O RB EA | 17
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G EOMETRY AND SIZING
GEOMETRY*
SI ZE XS S M L XL XXL
1 - Seat Tube (C-T) 405 438 471 504 537 570
2 - Top Tube (EFF) 526 539 558 570 590 603
3 - Head Tube 110 131 152 178 199 220
4 - Chainstay 420 420 420 420 420 420
5 - BB Height (30-622) / (40-622) 263/278 263/278 263/278 265/280 265/280 265/280
6 - BB Drop 78 78 78 76 76 76
7 - Wheelbase 1009 1019 1029 1044 1053 1062
8 - Head Angle 70º 70.5º 71º 71º 71.5º 72º
9 - Seat Angle 74º 74º 73.5º 73.5º 73º 73º
10 - Standover (30-622) / (40-622) 713/727 746/755 768/783 798/813 825/840 853/868
11 - Reach 375 382 389 395 402 409
12 - Stack 526 548 570 592 614 636
13 - Fork Length 390 390 390 390 390 390
Trail (30-622) / (40-622) 66/71 62/68 59/64 59/64 56/61 53/58
* The geometry table measurements refer to 700C (622) wheels assemblies. Terra OMR is also compatible with 650B
(584mm) wheels.
Using 650B wheels will lower the BB Height and Standover height as shown in the table below. These measurements
may change depending on the size of the tyres used.
H E IG H T (CM ) H EI G H T ( I N ) SI ZE XS S M L XL XXL
155-166 61.1”-65.4” XS BB height 267 mm 267 mm 267 mm 269 mm 269 mm 269 mm
167-172 65.7”-67.7” S Standover
716 mm 744 mm 772 mm 802 mm 829 mm 857 mm
height
173-179 68.1”-70.5” M
180-185 70.9”-72.8” L
186-191 73.2”-75.2” XL
192-207 75.6”-81.5” XXL * The measurements in the sizing table are orientative. The best way to know the correct frame size for you is to try a
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TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
TERRA OMR
MATERIAL
BOTTOM BRACKET SHELL DIAMETER 46mm
Frame Orbea OMR carbon
FRONT HUB STANDARD 12x100mm (Thru-axle)
Fork Orbea OMR carbon (steerer tube and blades)
FRONT AXLE MEASUREMENTS 12x119mm
INTENDED USE All Road. ASTM Condition 2
FRONT AXLE THREAD PITCH Double lead Speed Release 2P1.0
AVAILABLE SIZES XS, S, M, L, XL, XXL
FRONT AXLE THREAD LENGHT 13mm
OC ICR stems for headset internal cable routing:
· ICR01 Road stem REAR HUB STANDARD 12x142mm
STEM · OC1 Road stem
REAR AXLE MEASUREMENTS 12x165mm
Compatible with standard stems with the use of the HS01 adapter
REAR AXLE THREAD PITCH Double lead Speed Release 2P1.0
55mm
FORK RAKE REAR AXLE THREAD LENGHT 15mm
(Same fork for all sizes)
MAXIMUM NUMBER OF HEADSET SEATPOST DIAMETER 27.2mm
40mm
SPACERS
SEATPOST CLAMP Integrated wedge 27.2mm. Terra OMR specific
FORK STEERER TUBE Tapered 1" 1/8-1" 1/2
XS = 175mm
S = 175mm
FORK LENGHT
390mm M = 177mm
(axle-to-crown) SEATPOST MAXIMUM INSERTION
L = 210mm
XL = 245mm
Upper 1" 1/2 (with 1-1/2" to 1-1/8" adapter for internal cabling)
XXL = 275mm
HEADSET BEARINGS
Lower 1" 1/2 FRONT DERAILLEUR Down-Pull. Braze-On. Removable hanger
WHEEL SIZE 700C or 650B FRONT DERAILLEUR ANGLE 63º
700C 650B
FRONT DERAILLEUR ANGLE 53T
ETRTO: 45-622 ETRTO: 50-584
MAXIMUM TYRE WIDTH MAXIMUM BIG CHAINRING SIZE (2X) 46T
(without mudguards) Tyre maximum external Tyre maximum external
* Check the front derailleur diameter: 726mm diameter: 697mm MINIMUM BIG CHAINRING SIZE (2X) 34T
compatibility table
Tyre maximum real external width: 48mm Tyre maximum real external width: 51mm MAXIMUM SMALL CHAINRING SIZE (2X) 30T
There must be a minimum clrearance of 6mm between the tyre and the frame and fork MINIMUM SMALL CHAINRING SIZE (2X) 46T
BOTTOM BRACKET BB386EVO MAXIMUM ROUND CHAINRING SIZE (1X) 42T
BOTTOM BRACKET SHELL WIDTH 86.5mm MAXIMUM OVAL CHAINRING SIZE (1X) 40T2 0 | O R BEA TE CH N I CA L M A N UA L B LUE PA P E R TE R R A · O MR 2022 O RB EA | 2 1
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TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
TERRA OMR
MINIMUM ROUND CHAINRING SIZE (1X) No Front: Threads on front thru-axle and fork´s crown
MUDGUARDS COMPATIBLE
COMPATIBLE CHAINLINE 43.4mm-47.5mm (the front derailleur models affects tyre compatibility) Rear: Threads on rear thru-axle and seatstays bridge adapter
MINIMUM Q-FACTOR 146mm REAR RACK COMPATIBLE No
MAXIMUM CRACKARM LENGTH 175mm CHILD SEAT COMPATIBLE No
REAR DERAILLEUR HANGER Standard derailleurs (no Direct Mount) TRAILER COMPATIBLE No
Shimano Road: 10S, 11S, 12S (Mechanical and Di2 -internal battery-) Shimano: Yes
DRIVETRAIN COMPATIBILITY Shimano Gravel (GRX): 10S, 11S
(Disc brake groupsets only)
*Check the front derailleur Sram10S, 11S, 12S (Mechanical and Etap) SRM: No
compatibility table
Campagnolo 11S, 12S, 13S (Mechanical) EPS not compatible POWER2MAX: No
FRONT BRAKE Flat Mount* Stages: Yes. With gravel cranksets. For other crankset models,
consult with the manufacturer:
POWERMETER COMPATIBILITY**
FRONT ROTOR MÍNIMUM/MÁXIMUM https://stagescycling.com/us/factory-install/
140mm/160mm (turning the Flat Mount adapter)
DIAMETER
Rotor InSpider BCD 110 V3: No
REAR BRAKE Disc. Flat Mount*
Rotor InSpider BCD 104: No
REAR ROTOR MÍNIMUM/MÁXIMUM
140mm/160mm (with 20mm adapter) 4iii Precision: With gravel cranksets. For other crankset models, consult with the
DIAMETER
manufacturer: https://4iiii.com/c/pages/how-does-a-factory-install-work/
REAR CALIPER FLAT MOUNT BOLT Yes. Internal cabling through headset and frame
SHIMANO: 38mm DROPPER SEATPOST COMPATIBLE
LENGHT Compatible with 1X Shimano GRX and Sram 1 Sti levers
SRAM: 32mm
(Chainstay height=25mm)
Fox 32AX 2022
Rear and front derailleur: Internal through headset, downtube and chainstay. SUSPENSION FORKS COMPATIBILITY
Rockshox
Full housing
STORAGE LOCKR zone inside downtube
Front brake: Internal through headset and fork blade
CABLING UCI LEGAL CERTIFIED Yes
Rear brake: Internal through headset, downtube and chainstay
MAXIMUM STRUCTURAL WEIGHT LIMIT
Dropper seatpost (1X assemblies): Internal through headset, downtube Consult the Orbea Products Structural Weight Limit document on Orbea´s website
(RIDER+GEAR+LUGGAGE)
and seat tube
3. All sizes.
· 1 in seat tube
BOTTLE HOLDER
· 1 in downtube (top)
· 1 in downtube (bottom). Only 500ml bottle
* Not all calipers and rotors in the market are compatible with all frames.
Seatpost internal battery.
All componets specificated from Orbea have been tested. For aftermarket options, check componentes dimensions and tolerances
DI2 AND EPS COMPATIBLE Di2: BT-DN110 and BT-DN300 batteries
befores purchasing.
EPS: No
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FRONT DERAILLEUR-TYRE COMPATIBILITY A SSEMBLY AND SPARES
HEADSET
Terra OMR is compatible with 700C tyres up to 45mm
wide or 650B tyres up to 47mm wide. In some cases, the HEADTUBE DIMENSIONS
position of the front derailleur on some drivetrain assem-
blies will be the factor limiting the tyre width compatibility.
ø57
°
Consult the table below to know the maximum tyre width 45
ø52.1
compatible with most groupsets in the market.
3.85
WHEEL SIZE
ETRTO 47 - 584 32 - 622 35 - 622 38 - 622 40 - 622 45 - 622
MAXIMUM DIMENSIONS Ø694 x 49 Ø697 x 34 Ø703 x 38 Ø710 x 41 Ø716 x 43 Ø726 x 48
Shimano R9150 (Durace Di2) - -
Shimano R9100 (Durace) - -
7.5
Shimano R8050 (Ultegra Di2) - -
Shimano R8000 (Ultegra) - -
Shimano R7000 (105) - -
ø52.1
Sram Red Etap AXS - - -
ø57
FRONT DERAILLEUR
Sram Force Etap AXS - - - -
Sram Rival Etap AXS - - - -
Campagnolo EPS Record/
- - - -
HEADSET SPECIFICATIONS
Super Record
Campagnolo Ekar FSA
Frame bearing Preload ring / SHIS Bearing
TYPE ID* OD** bearing article
angle fork crown race angle CODE dimensions
code
Shimano RX800
TH-070E ACB Angular contact
Shimano RX600 TOP 1-1/8" Integrated 52.1mm 57mm 45º 45º IS52/40 45°x45° bearing
1.5 dualS MR170 52x40x7mm
Shimano RX400 - TH-070E ACB Angular contact
BOTTOM 1-1/2" Integrated 52.1mm 57mm 45º 45º IS52/40 45°x45° bearing
1.5 dualS MR170 52x40x7mm
Sram Force Etap AXS Wide -
Sram Rival Etap AXS Wide - * ID: Internal headtube diameter.
** OD: External headtube diameter.ø52.1
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3.85
HEADSET REAR AXLE AND DERAILLEUR HANGER
HEADSET SPARE PARTS AND ASSEMBLY REAR AXLE FRONT AXLE
6 GREASE
8 N.m
4.1
7.5
4.2
3 7.1
ø52.1 GREASE
2.2
ø56 7.2
2.1
8.2
1.1
USE OF THE HEADSET EXPANDER ON CARBON
17
FORKS 5
8.1
6
8 N.m
GREASE
On carbon steerer tube forks, always use an expander insi- 8 N.m
de the steerer tube to thread the headset compression bolt.
Always follow the recommended
Never use a starnut on carbon sterer tubes. It will damage torque settings 6
the material and cause component failure which can lead
to serious injuries.
1.1
Consult the installation and torque settings instruction in 0 5 R EAR DE R AILLE UR HANGER Nº53 X12 ROAD ST D 06 HANGER M 18 NUT Nº02 X12 ROAD
1.2 the expander manufacturer instructions.
ART Nº: XA44 QTY. ART Nº: X049 QTY.
6
Consult the instructions about the use of headset spacers Rear derailleur hanger Nº53 X12 ROAD STD 1 Hanger M18 NUT Nº02 X12 ROAD 1
Carbon Expander 7-8 N.m on bikes with carbon steerer tubes in the Use Warnings sec-
tion of this manual.
Fork´s steerer tube
0 7 T H R U-AX LE R OAD 12x165mm 08 T HRU-AXL E ROAD 12x119 mm
DO UB LE LEAD TH READ 2P 1. 0x15mm DOUBL E L EAD T HREAD 2P 1. 0x13mm
01 H EADS ET I C R BEAR I NG S 2 0 22 0 2 C OM PR ESSIO N R IN G 1 -1 / 8 IC R 2 0 22 + SH IM Inner thread for mudguard attachment Inner thread for mudguard attachment
ART Nº: XA41 QTY. ART Nº: XA42 QTY. ART Nº: XA55 QTY. ART Nº: X074 QTY.
1.1 Headset bearing 1.5 (52x40x7mm. Compression ring 1-1/8 ICR 2022 + shim 7.1 Thru-axle 12x165x2P1.0x15mm M/guard 8.1 Thru-axle 12x119x2P1.0x13mm M/guard
1 1 1
45º/45º) 2 thread thread
1.2 Fork crown race 1.5 45º. FSA H6106 1 7.2 Axle washer 12mm 1 8.2 Axle washer 12mm 1
03 H EADS ET C OVE R I C R TE R R A OM R 0 4 I C R HEA DSET SPAC E R K IT. OVAL
Terra OMR is only compatible with Speed Release thru-axles with a double-lead 2P1.0 thread pitch for faster
ART Nº: XA54 QTY. ART Nº: X063 QTY.
wheel changes. The use of axles with other thread pitch will damage the frame.
Headset cover ICR Terra OMR 1 4.1 Headset spacer ICR oval 5mm 1
4.2 Headset spacer ICR oval 10mm 1
The Terra OMR dropouts are not open at the bottom, and therefore they are not compatible with the use
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REAR AXLE AND DERAILLEUR HANGER FRAME HARDWARE AND PROTECTORS
TRAINER AXLES COMPATIBILITY
FIBER CARBON GRIP
To use your Terra OMR on a trainer, a double-lead 2Px1.0 thread pitch trainer axle must be used. Insta-
lling axles with a different thread pitch will damage the frame.
10 Always follow the recommended
torque settings.
6
11
8 N.m
GREASE
4
12
4 N.m
2 15.4
3 N.m
15.3
15.2
15.1
9.1 3
4 N.m
16
3
4 N.m
9.2
17 13.1
13.2 3
4 N.m
14
17 18
GREASE
8 N.m
9.3
20.3
09 T RAI NER AXL E R OAD X1 2
DOUBLE LEAD TH R EAD 2 P 1 .0 x 3 5 m m
ART Nº: X056 QTY.
9.1 Trainer axle 12x183x2P1.0x35mm 1
9.2 Axle washer 12mm 1
9.3 Axle nut 12mm 1
20.4
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FRAME HARDWARE AND PROTECTORS STEM
ICR01 R1 AND R2 STEM ASSEMBLIES ON TERRA OMR
10 DI 2 S EAT P O ST BATTE RY MO U N T 27. 2 11 S EAT POST R UB B E R C O LLAR 27.2 TE R R A O MR
The OC ICR01 R1 and R2 stems are identical
ART Nº: XA66 QTY. ART Nº: XA56 QTY. in terms of geometry, weight and materials.
Di2 seatpost battery mount 27.2 1 Seatpost rubber collar 27.2 Terra OMR 1 However, the R2 version uses the new R2
faceplate, which allows for the use of the
R2 OC computer mount. L
12 I NTEGRATE D SEATP O ST W E D G E 27. 2 T ER R A OM R 13 F. D ER A I L LE UR H AN GE R N º 1 0 R OAD
ART Nº: XA57 QTY. ART Nº: XA58 QTY.
Integrated seatpost wedge 27.2 Terra OMR 1 13.1 Front derailleur hanger Nº10 Road 1
13.2 Bolt M4x12 DIN912 2
14 1X FRON T D E R AI L L E U R C OVE R R OA D N º02 15 D OWN T U B E C OVE R K IT
ART Nº: XA59 QTY. ART Nº: X059 QTY. TILT -8°
1X front derailleur cover road Nº02 1 15.1 DT cover bracket 1
15.2 Cover juntion Di2 11S 1
15.3 Cover juntion Etap, Di2 12S 1
15.4 Bolt M3x12 DIN7991 2
16 F. DERAIL L E U R CABL E G R O MM ET D I A M . 5 m m 17 CA B L EGU IDE C LIP C / STAY B R AK E
ART Nº: X671 QTY. ART Nº: X502 QTY. STEM ICR 01
F. Derailleur cable grommet diam. 5mm 1 Cableguide clip c/stay brake 1 MATERIAL Aluminum
Ø STEERER TUBE 1" 1/8
Ø HANDLEBAR 31.8 mm
18 CH AI NSTAY P R OTE CTO R TE R R A OM R 19 D OW N T U BE PR OTE CTO R TE R R A O MR STEERER TUBE CLAMPING HEIGHT 35mm
ART Nº: XA60 QTY. ART Nº: XA61 QTY. FRAME
18.1 Rubber adhesive chainstay protector Downtube protector Terra OMR 1
Terra OMR 1 Headtube maximum external Ø 58mm
18.2 Plug Di2 protector 1
Headset bearing external Ø 52mm
INTERNAL CABLING 2 gear outers and 2 brake outers
20 TRANS PAR E NT AD H E SI VE P R OT ECTOR K I T. T ER R A OM R
ART Nº: XA62 QTY. SHIMANO DI2 Internal cabling in stem body (with internal cabling OC handlebar)
20.1 Left chainstay inner protector 1
On faceplate
20.2 Lower chain drop protector 1 COMPUTER HOLDER
20.3 Upper chain drop protector 1 Max size cicle computer Garmin 1030
20.4 Downtube protector 1
AVAILABLE LENGHTS (L) 70, 80, 90, 100, 110, 120, 130
TILT -8º
HEADSET SPACERS 5mm and 10mm. Orbea ICR Specific. Oval
TOPCAP Standard round
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STEM
ASSEMBLY AND SPARES. ICR01 R2 AND R2 STEM
0 3 H EADSET C OVE R ICR T ERRA OM R 04 ICR HEADS ET S PACER KIT. OVAL
GARMIN ART Nº: XA54 QTY. ART Nº: X063 QTY.
WAHOO 1 Headset cover ICR Terra OMR 1 4.1 Headset spacer ICR oval 5mm 1
4.2 Headset spacer ICR oval 10mm 1
Always follow the recommended
2
torque settings.
2 N.m
2 1 A N GLE TO P C OVE R ICR01 ST EM 22 B OT TOM COVER L ENGHT S P ECIFIC ICR01*
ART Nº: X064 QTY. ART Nº: X067 QTY.
5 GREASE
23.1 Angle top cover ICR01 stem 1 22.1 Bottom cover (size specific) 1
6 N.m 23.5 24 22.2 Bolt M3x10 DIN7991 2
23.2
* Available for each stem length: 80mm, 90mm, 100mm,
110mm, 120mm, 130mm (70mm stem does not use
4 23.3 the bottom cover)
6 N.m
GREASE
23.3
4 GREASE
2 3 I C R 0 1 STE M H AR DWARE 24 O C R1 COM P UT ER M OUNT
6 N.m
2
FOR ICR01 R1, OC2 AND OC1 ROAD ST EM S
21 ART Nº: X066 QTY. ART Nº: X065 QTY.
22.1 23.1 Headset preload bolt M6x40 DIN912 1 24.1 R1 computer mount body 1
26.2 23.2 ICR topcap 1 24.2 Garmin/Sigma adaptor 1
22.2/23.4 26.1 23.3 Bolt M5x15 DIN912 Faceplate and steerer 6 24.3 Wahoo adaptor 1
4.1
23.4 Bolt M3x10 DIN7991 2 24.4 Bolt M3x10 DIN7991 2
2
23.5 Orbea Logo faceplate 1 24.5 Camera/light bracket 1
2 N.m
4.2 4 GREASE
23.3
2 6 I C R 0 1 STE M R 2 FACEP LAT E* 27 O C R2 COM P UT ER M OUNT
6 N.m
For OC R2 computer mount ICR01 R2 ST EM ROAD
Compatible with ICR01 stems with the R2 faceplate
3
ART Nº: XA09 QTY. ART Nº: XA10 QTY.
26.1 ICR01 stem R2 faceplate road 1 R2 computer mount body 1
GARMIN 26.2 Rubber grommet ICR01 R2 faceplate 1 Garmin/Sigma adaptor 1
Wahoo adaptor 1
1 Nut/plate/bolt faceplate 1
WAHOO
Camera/light bracket 1
OC cover unused position 1
2
* The R2 faceplate allows for the use of the R2 computer
2
mount with ICR01 R1 stems.
2 N.m
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STEM
OC CYCLE COMPUTER MOUNT
USE INSTRUCTIONS
R2 MOUNT ANGLE ADJUSTMENT
1. Always use the correct adaptor for your computer When installing the adaptor on the mount, the The Wahoo adaptor makes the lower camera/light
brand. If you device is not Sigma, Garmin or Wahoo, name of the brand should be readable from turn 90º from its original position. To use it with a The OC Road R2 computer mount allows for some angle
check with the manufacturer what bracket standard the handlebar. GoPro standard light or camera, it is necessary to adjustment for an optimal computer visibility.
it uses. use a 90º GoPro adaptor.
Loosen the mount fixing bolt to the faceplate, adjust the
Using the incorrect bracket might damage the com- mount angle and tighten again the fixing bolt.
puter and cause it to fall from the mount during
your ride.
2. Orbea, as all computer manufacturers, recom-
mends to use the tether included with the compu-
ter around the handlebar to avoid damage to the
computer or its loss in case or a fall or an accident.
You can install the adaptor in 2 positions (further or closer to the handlebar) depending on the computer size.
FACEPLATE ICR01 R1 FACEPLATE ICR01 R2
The OC R2 computer mount is only compa- FACEPLATE ICR01 R1 FACEPLATE ICR01 R2
tible with ICR01 stem with the R2 faceplate.
To use it on ICR01 R1 stem, it is necessary to
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STEM STEM
ICR01 R1 COMPLETE STEMS ICR01 R2 COMPLETE STEMS OC1 ROAD STEM ASSEMBLIES
With R1 faceplate for the OC R1 computer mount With R2 stems for the OC R2 computer mount
ON TERRA OMR L
25 25 39
39
GREASE GREASE
GREASE
GREASE
4 4
6 N.m 6 N.m 4 4
6 N.m
6 N.m
4
4 4
4
6 N.m
6 N.m 6 N.m
4 6 N.m
4
6 N.m 4
6 N.m 4
6 N.m
6 N.m TILT -2.5°
GREASE
GREASE
2
2 GREASE
2 N.m 2 GREASE
2 N.m 2
2 N.m
2 N.m
OC1 ROAD STEM (WITH ICR INTERNAL HEADSET CABLE ROUTING)
3 9 I C R 0 1 R 2 R OAD STE M * MATERIAL Aluminium
25 I CR01 R1 R OAD STE M *
ART Nº: X068 QTY. ART Nº: XA08 QTY. Ø FORK 1" 1/8
Includes lower cover (size specific) Includes lower cover (size specific) Ø HANDLEBAR 31.8 mm
and M5x15 (x6) bolts and M5x15 (x6) bolts
1 1 STEERER TUBE CLAMPING HEIGHT 38mm
Top angle cover and topcap not included. Top angle cover and topcap not included.
FRAME
Headtube maximum external Ø 58mm
* Available in sizes: 70mm, 80mm, 90mm, 100mm, 110mm, 120mm, 130mm (70mm stem does not use Headset bearing external Ø 52mm
the bottom cover)
2 gear outers and 2 brake outers
INTERNAL CABLING
(with ICR lower adapter and headset spacers)
SHIMANO DI2 Di2 junction inside stem body
On faceplate
COMPUTER MOUNT
Max size cicle computer Garmin 1030
AVAILABLE LENGHTS (L) 80, 90, 100, 110, 120
TILT -2,5º
HEADSET SPACERS 5mm and 10mm. Orbea ICR Specific. Oval
TOPCAP Orbea specific
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STEM
ASSEMBLY AND SPARES. OC1 ROAD STEM OC CYCLE COMPUTER MOUNT
Headset internal cabling USE INSTRUCTIONS
GREASE 4 29.1 2 Always follow the recommended
torque settings.
5 N.m 29.2 2 N.m 1. Always use the correct adaptor for your computer The Wahoo adaptor makes the lower camera/light
29.4 brand. If you device is not Sigma, Garmin or Wahoo, turn 90º from its original position. To use it with a
check with the manufacturer what bracket standard GoPro standard light or camera, it is necessary to
GREASE 4 29.3
it uses. use a 90º GoPro adaptor.
6 N.m 29.5
Using the incorrect bracket might damage the com-
GARMIN
1
puter and cause it to fall from the mount during
28
WAHOO your ride.
2 When installing the adaptor on the mount, the
4.1 29.3 name of the brand should be readable from the
4 handlebar.
4.2 6 N.m
GREASE
2. Orbea, as all computer manufacturers, recom-
mends to use the tether included with the compu-
ter around the handlebar to avoid damage to the
3
computer or its loss in case or a fall or an accident.
03 H EADS ET C OVE R I C R TE R R A OM R 0 4 I C R HEA DSET SPAC E R K IT. OVAL
ART Nº: XA54 QTY. ART Nº: X063 QTY.
Headset cover ICR Terra OMR 1 4.1 Headset spacer ICR oval 5mm 1
4.2 Headset spacer ICR oval 10mm 1
You can install the adaptor in 2 positions (further or
closer to the handlebar) depending on the compu-
2 8 INTERNAL CABLING ADAPTER OC1 ROAD STEM OVAL 2 9 O C 1 R OA D STE M H AR DWAR E K IT ter size.
ART Nº: X070 QTY. ART Nº: X069 QTY.
Internal cabling adapter OC1 road stem Oval 1 29.1 Headset preload bolt M6x35 DIN7991 1
29.2 OC1 STEM topcap 1
29.3 Bolt M5x15 DIN912 Faceplate and steerer 6
29.4 Bolt M3x10 DIN7991 2
29.5 Logo Orbea faceplate 1
24 O C R1 CO MP U TE R M O U N T.
FOR I CR/ O C 1 / O C 2 R OAD STE M S
ART Nº: X065 QTY.
24.1 R1 computer mount body 1
24.2 Garmin/Sigma adaptor 1
24.3 Wahoo adaptor 1
24.4 Bolt M3x10 DIN7991 2
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STEM STANDARD STEMS ADAPTER
FOR ICR HEADSETS
OC1 ROAD COMPLETE STEMS
The OC HS01 standard stem adapter allows for the instal-
When installing the HS01 adapter, the neces-
lation of non-OC external cabling stems compatible with
sary headset spacers and the standard stem,
standard round headset spacers on Orbea frames with ICR
the assembly height may differ from the pre-
30 headsets.
vious height with an OC ICR stem.
Check that the distance between the headset
GREASE
4 cover and the bottom of the stem does not
6 N.m exceed the maximum stack height defined in
the bicycle´s technical manual.
Check that the length of the fork´s steerer
tube allows for a secure installation of the
2
stem and that the cables are long enough.
The HS01 adapter is only compatible with
Never install headset spacers above the
ICR headset assemblies that use oval ICR
stem. The length of the fork´s steerer tube
headset spacers (X063). Orca Aero OMX
must be appropiate so no spacers are need-
2022 is compatible with the use of the HS01
ed above the stem.
adapter.
4 GREASE
The stem must be installed onto the fork´s
Always follow the recommended 6 N.m steerer tube so both stem bolts are over an
torque settings.
area of the steerer tube. Never install the
stem in a position where the top stem bolt is
positioned above the upper limit of the fork´s
steerer tube.
3 0 OC1 ROA D STE M * The OC1 road stem uses the profiled OC1
ART Nº: X071 QTY. specific topcap and the countersunk bolt
Topcap not included
that are not included with the stem. They are The HS01 adapter´s cable grommets allow for its use with
1
both included in the OC1 stem hardware kit. all types of drivetrain configurations:
The ICR headset spacers are specific to the · 2-hole gommets: For mechanical drivetrain assemblies
frame the OC1 stem is used on. (2 brake hoses+2 gear outer cables) and electronic driv-
etrain assemblies with wired shifters.
* Available in sizes: 70mm, 80mm, 90mm, 100mm, 110mm,
120mm.
· 1-hole grommets: For wireless Sram Etap and Shimano
12S Di2 (2 brake hoses).
· It is possible to combine the grommets for 1X drive-
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STEM ASSEMBLIES WITH STEMS ASSEMBLIES WITH THE OC2 ROAD STEM
FROM OTHER MANUFACTURERS (WITH A ROUND HEADSET SPACER BETWEEN
THE STEM AND THE ADAPTER)
STANDARD STEMS ADAPTER
FOR ICR HEADSETS When using the HS01 adapter with stems When using the HS01 adapter with the OC2
from other manufacturers, no headset spa- external cabling stem, it may be necessary to
cers must be installed between the bottom of use a 5mm headset spacer (X405) to achieve
the stem and the adapter.Any headset sapa- a correct bend of the gear a brake lines befo-
The compatibility of the assembly may differ cers must be installed between the headset re they enter the adapter.
depending of the new stem´s geometry. The cover and the adapter.
new stem must allow for the gear and brake Consult the OC2 Road stem spare parts list
lines to enter the adapter with a smooth in the OC Road Cockpit Components docu-
bend for a correct operation of the gears and ment from Orbea´s website.
the brakes.
31.2/32 5 mm
31.2/32
31.1
10 mm 31.1
10 mm
3 1 O C H S0 1 STD STE M S ICR HEADS ETS ADAPT ER 32 OC ICR STANDARD ST EM ADAPT ER GROM M ET KIT
ART Nº: X882 QTY. ART Nº: X883 QTY.
31.1 HS01 adapter body 1 32.1 Two hole rubber grommet 2
31.2 Two hole rubber grommet 2 32.2 One hole rubber grommet 2
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LOCKR ZONE
UPPER BAG LOWER BAG
LOCKR ZONE. DOWNTUBE
STORAGE
Terra OMR allows you to store your tools and spares inside The neoprene bag is positioned in the lower part of the
the downtube of the frame in two dedicated bags to empty downtube and is designed to store one or two CO2 car-
your pockets and backpack, knowing that you always carry tridges and their adapter and a small multitool or pump.
all the necessary items for your ride.
The nylon bag is designed to be positioned in the upper
part of the downtube and can keep a tube (adequately fol-
ded) and two tyre levers (in the two pockets to that use).
2 The tools and spares that can be stored in To avoid noises, it may be necessary not to
the downtube will greatly depend on their di- use all the space available in the bag and
mensions. Use the LOCKR zone in whatever thus be able to fold it before introducing it
way fits your needs best. into the downtube so the tools do not move
freely during your ride.
1
OPEN
2 Use the velcro strap to join both bags together inside the downtube to stop them from moving within the frame and to pull
them out of the frame (first the lower bag and then the upper bag).
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LOCKR ZONE
INSTALLING A BOTTLE HOLDER ONTO THE LOCKR COVER
It is necessary to remove the LOCKR cover from the frame to install a bottle holder on it. 4 3
If the cover is not removed first, the lower tab may fall inside the downtube when the lower bottle holder 4 N.m
bolt is removed.
1-2. Turn the LOCKR cover lever and remove the 4-5. Install the bottle holder to the LOCK cover
2 cover from the frame. 5 using the original bolts. Install the lower
cover tab and spacer(s) with the lower bottle
3 holder bolt.
6
1
OPEN
4 3
4 N.m
7
5 CLOSED
6-7. Install the LOCKR cover on the frame and fix it in
position by turning the cover lever.
6
2
3. Remove the bottle holder bolts. The lower 3
cover tab and spacer(s) will fall off the cover.
1
OPEN
7
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LOCKR ZONE
LOCKR COVER EXPLODED VIEW LOCKR ZONE SPARES
3 3 LO C K R C OVE R TE RRA OM R. BLACK
ART Nº: XA63 QTY.
33.1
33.1 Cover lever LOCKR Rallon OMR 1
33.2 LOCKR cover Rallon OMR. Black 1
33.8 2.5 33.3 Lower cover tab 1
33.7 33.4 Tool holder 1
33.12 3 N.m 33.5 Tool holder rubber band 1
4 33.6 Frame tab 1
33.13 33.6 33.7 Upper cover tab 1
3 33.11 4 N.m 33.8 Lever spacer. Round 1
33.9 Tab spacer. Rectangular 1
4 N.m 33.14
33.10
33.11
Bolt M5x8 DIN7991 tool holder
Bolt M5x8 DIN7991 lever
1
1
33.12 Bolt M4x8 ISO7380 Frame tab 1
33.13 Bolt M5x12 ISO7380 bottle holder 1
33.14 Bolt M5x16 ISO7380 bottle holder 1
The LOCKR cover as a spare is available only in black.
38 ORBEA LOCKR TOOL BAG KIT
The LOCKR cover assembly is served as a
33.2 spare with one rectangular spacer (33.9). ART Nº: XA39 QTY.
However, the orignal cover may have 1 or no 38.1 Toolbag Orbea LOCKR nylon 1
spacer installed, depending on the orignal 38.2 Toolbag Orbea LOCKR neopreno 1
frame tolerances. Install as many rectangular
spacers as the original cover had.
33.9 33.3 33.4 33.5
If you do not know whether the original co-
33.10 ver had a spacer installed, install the spacer.
If when installing the cover in the downtube
4 there is any play, remove the spacer.
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SEATPOST
OC SP-XP10 / SP-XP10-S SEATPOST SADDLE ANGLE ADJUSTMENT
1. Loosen the saddle clamp fixing bolt. 2. Turn the tilt adjustment nut clockwise to lift the saddle
nose and counter-clockwise to lower it (20º total
adjustment range).
- -
5 5
2 3 2+ 3 +
1 1
Terra OMR is designed to be used with 0mm offset seatposts, although it is compatible with 20mm offset
seatposts. Terra OMR is compatible with 27.2mm diameter seatposts.
MATERIAL CARBON
27.2 mm
AVAILABLE DIAMETERS
31.6 mm
3. Tighten the saddle clamp fixing nut to the recommended torque setting
27.2 mm: 350 mm, 400 mm
AVAILABLE LENGTHS
(to saddle rails)
31.6 mm: 400mm
AVAILABLE OFFSETS
Offset 0 mm (SP-XP10): 27.2x350 mm
27.2x400 mm - 20º total adjustment range
(Seatpost body) 31.6x400 mm
+
Offset 20 mm (SP-XP10-S): 27.2x350 mm
2 3
1 5
MINIMUM INSERTION
350 mm = 90 mm
400 mm = 100 mm
3 5
8 N.m
SC03: Zero Offset
SADDLE CLAMP Round (Ø 7mm) and oval (7x9 mm) saddle rails compatible.
Tilt adjustment range: 20º
Offset 0 mm (SP-XP10): 27.2x350mm = 190gr
WEIGHT 27.2x400mm = 200gr The final tilt adjustment will depend on the seat tube
with saddle clamp +/-5% 31.6x400mm = 195gr angle of the frame the seatpost is installed on.
Offset 20 mm (SP-XP10-S): 27.2x350mm = 207gr5 0 | O R BEA TE CH N I CA L M A N UA L B LUE PA P E R TE R R A · O MR 2022 O RB EA | 51
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SEATPOST HANDLEBAR
ASSEMBLY AND SPARES
To know the specifications of the OC handlebars specificat-
0 mm ed on Terra models, consult the OC components website
or the OC components technical manuals on our website.
Always follow the recommended
torque settings.
www.orbea.com/gb-en/soporte/manuales/
1.1
20
mm
1.3
5
1.3
1.1 Pre-assembled
1.2 5 GREASE
8 N.m
FIBER CARBON GRIP
01 O C S P-X P 1 0 / SP -XP 1 0 - S S/ P OST SA D D L E C LA M P
Round and oval rails
ART Nº: XA64 QTY. The saddle tilt bolt, tilt nuts and barrel nut assembly
1.1 Inner/Outer saddle clamp (left/right) 1 are pre-installed at the factory and cannot be pur-
1.2 Bolt M6x53 DIN912 clamp fixing 1 chased on their own.
1.3 Bushing 2
OC SP-XP10 / SP-XP10-S COMPLETE SEATPOSTS
OC S P-X P10 SEATP O ST SETBAC K 0m m * OC S P-X P10 - S SEATPO ST. SETBAC K 2 0 mm*
Includes saddle clamp. Pre-installed tilt bolt, tilt nuts Includes saddle clamp. Pre-installed tilt bolt, tilt nuts
and barrel nut and barrel nut
ART Nº: XA65 QTY. ART Nº: XA67 QTY.
OC SP-XP10 Carbon seatpost Setback 0mm 1 OC SP-XP10-S Carbon seatpost Setback
20mm 1
Inner/Outer saddle clamp (left/right) 1
Bolt M6x53 DIN912 clamp fixing Inner/Outer saddle clamp (left/right) 1
1
Saddle tilt nut Bolt M6x53 DIN912 clamp fixing 1
2
Saddle tilt bolt Saddle tilt nut 2
1
Inner barrel nut Saddle tilt bolt 1
1
Bushing Inner barrel nut 1
2
Bushing 2
* Available sizes: 27.2x350mm, 27.2x400mm, 31.6x400mm. * Available sizes: 27.2x350mm.5 2 | O R BEA TE CH N I CA L M A N UA L B LUE PA P E R TE R R A · O MR 2022 O RB EA | 53
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CABLE ROUTING
MECHANICAL FRONT AND REAR DERAILLEURS BRAKE HOSES FRAME
CABLE ROUTING AND FORK CABLE ROUTING
Front brake
Front derailleur
Rear brake
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CABLE ROUTING
DROPPER SEATPOST REMOTE ICR STEM AND HEADSET CABLE ROUTING
CABLE ROUTING OC1 and ICR01 Road stems
Terra OMR allows for a dropper seatpost
remote line to be guided through the ICR
headset and inside the downtube and the
seat tube.
The ICR headset compression ring allows to
guide up to three cable outer through each
of its slits. However, the STI levers available
in the market compatible with the use of a
dropper seatpost remote are 1X groupsets
specific, and the replace the front derailleur
cable funtion with the dropper seatpost re-
mote function.Consult the manufacturers for
the available options.
Dropper seatpost remote
Rear brake Rear brake
Rear derailleur Rear derailleur
Front derailleur / Dropper setapost remote Front derailleur / Dropper setapost remote
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CABLE ROUTING
ELECTRONIC GROUPSETS CABLE ROUTING DOWNTUBE CABLE ROUTING GUIDES
(inside stem)
SM-JC41
Double-side tape
BT-DN110
35
EW-RS910 SM-JC41
3 5 D OW N TUB E CAB LE ROUT ING GUIDES KIT
Double-sided tape not included
ART Nº: XA68 QTY.
35.1 Downtube cable routing guide drive side 1
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MUDGUARD AS SEMBLY
ON TERRA OMR
Terra OMR is compatible with standard mudguards. The The top fixing point of the front mudguard is the thread 3 6 R EAR MUDGUAR D BRIDGE ADAPT ER 07 T HRU-AXL E ROAD 12x165mm
rear mudguard rods attach to the rear thru-axle. The axle located at the back of the fork´s crown. R OAD DOUBL E L EAD T HREAD 2P 1. 0x15mm
has integrated threads on the inside to this use. The top Inner thread for mudguard attachment
fixing point is the dedicated Terra OMR bridge adapter. The mudguard option offered by Orbea on Terra OMR li- ART Nº: X077 QTY. ART Nº: XA55 QTY.
mits the maximum tyre width to 40-622. 36.1 Mudguard bridge right 1 7.1 Thru-axle 12x165x2P1.0x15mm M/guard
The front mudguard rods attach to the front thru-axle. The 36.2 Mudguard bridge left 1 thread 1
axle has integrated threads on the inside to this use. 36.3 Bolt M4x12 DIN7991 2 7.2 Axle washer 12mm 1
36.4 Washer M5 3
36.5 Locking nut M5 1
36.6 Bolt M5x15 1
0 8 T H R U-AX LE R OAD 12x119 mm
36.1 36.2
DO UB LE LEAD TH READ 2P 1. 0x13mm
8 Inner thread for mudguard attachment
M5 ART Nº: X074 QTY.
36 / 37.8 8.1 Thru-axle 12x119x2P1.0x13mm M/guard
thread 1
36.6
36.5 8.2 Axle washer 12mm 1
M5
36.4
36.3
GREASE
M4 M4
3 7 C O MPLETE MUDGUARD S ET T ERRA OM R 22
SKS 2 8 46 S 1 0 6 0 BLACK
37.2
Includes rear mudguard bridge adapter
M4 37.6
ART Nº: XA69 QTY.
37.1 Mudguards SKS 46S + rods 325x4.5mm 1
37.2 4,5mm spacer 5
37.5 37.3 M5 locking washer 4
37.2 37.4 Bolt M5x30 ISO7380 4
37.3 37.5 Bolt M5x12 ISO7380 1
37.6 M5 washer 2
37.7 Bolt M4x12 DIN7991 1
37.8 Rear mudguard bridhe adapter (X077) 1
GREASE
37.4
37.2
37.3
37.7 37.6 37.1
7
M5 GREASE
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BOTTLE HOLDER CUTTING THE STEERER TUBE AND HEADSET
ASSEMBLY SPACERS INSTALLATION
Due to the front brake hose being internally routed
All the Terra OMR 2022 frames sizes are compatible through the fork´s blade and steerer tube, removing the Cutting the fork steerer tube requires ad-
with the installation of 3 bottle holders. Two are installed fork on Terra OMR requires to disconnect the front brake vanced mechanical skills and must by per-
inside the front triangle (seat tube and downtube) and caliper hose. formed by a professional bicycle mechanic.
another one underneath the downtube.
However, it is not necessary to disconnect the front caliper Never install headset spacers above the
to cut the fork´s steerer tube to the desired height. stem. The steerer tube lenght must be set so
no spacers are needed above the stem.
Simply disassemble the ICR01 or OC1 road stem from the
steerer tube and remove the headset spacers (these can When cutting carbon steerer tubes, make
be split in two halves to allow you to remove them without sure the safety measures are met to avoid
interfering with the cabling). inhaling carbon dust.
With the fork completely inserted into the headtube and
the bike positioned so the fork is horizontally positioned
to avoid debris from falling into the headset, use a steerer
tube cutting guide and a carbon or aluminum specific saw
(depending on the steerer tube material) to cut the steerer
to the desired height. Measure the final height of all com-
ponents before cutting the steerer.
When cutting the steerer tube, be careful not to damage
any components or cables.
The installation or removal of headset spacers does not
require to remove any cables. They are composed of two
halves that allow for easy installation without interfering
with the cabling.
When installing headset spacers (40mm maximum), make
sure that the steerer tube is long enough to allow for a cor-
rect and safe installation of the stem and that the cables
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