This is the Orbea Oiz with which Egger-Baum are leading the Cape Epic 2023, how much does it weigh?

The Orbea Leatt Speed Company team is once again the protagonist of the Absa Cape Epic 2023 and in this video we can see in detail the new Orbea Oiz with which they could win again the most important MTB stage race in the world. This is George Egger's Orbea Oiz 2023.

George Egger and Lukas Baum's Orbea Oiz 2023 in detail and on video

A few weeks ago we were able to take a close-up picture of Lukas Baum's Orbea Oiz 2023, here you can see it, and now it is George Egger who shows the final setup with which they are trying to revalidate their triumph in the Cape Epic.

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If they win again, it would be the second consecutive victory for them and for Orbea, as last year they won with the previous Oiz model.

Of the setup of this Oiz stands out above all the absence of a dropper post and the measurements of certain components, such as the OC stem of 120mm for Egger and 100mm for Baum. The Orbea Leatt Speed Company is one of the highest pairs in the XCM scene and that translates, for example, in the stem or the 15mm setback in the saddle, 35mm for Lukas.

Now, for all of you who were wondering what an MTB capable of winning the Cape Epic 2023 weighs, this Orbea Oiz comes in at 10.83 kg ready to race a stage, including tool bag and water bottle.

Complete setup 

• Frame: Orbea Oiz Carbon OMX, Fiberlink, Boost, PF BB, UFO2, I-line shock
• Fork: Fox 34 Float SC Factory 120 FIT4 Remo- te-Adj Push-Unlock QR15x110
• Handlebar: OC 700 mm
• Stem: OC 100 mm
• Seatpost: Bike Ahead
• Saddle: Ergon
• Grips: Ergon
• Pedals: Shimano XTR
• Drivetrain: Shimano XTR 10-51 with Garbaruk chainring and SRM power meter
• Brakes: Shimano XTR 
• Wheels: Bike Ahead Three Zero 30 mm with DT Swiss 240 hubs
• Tyres: Schwalbe Racing Ralph
• GPS: Sigma Rox 11
• Weight: 10,88KG (with multi-tool bag and spare parts)