The Orbea Alma 2021 used by Victor Koretzky to win the Albstadt World Cup
The Orbea Alma OMX 2021 has just reached the top of the World Cup podium with Victor Koretzky, it has been the first World Cup victory for the Frenchman and the choice of this bike and its assembly seems to have helped him to achieve it. This was the lightest mountain bike of the leading riders and here we bring it to you in detail with the set-up chosen by KMC Orbea together with Koretzky, how much do you think it weighs?
Victor Koretzky's Orbea Alma OMX 2021 to win in Albstadt
Among the top five riders at the Albstadt World Cup, only Nino Schurter chose a full mountain bike, but Victor Koretzky "risked" even more than the rest and opted for a hardtail MTB that was as light as possible. To do so, he chose one of the lightest frames on the market - the Orbea Alma OMX weighs only 830g - and went without a telescopic fork.
Victor Koretzky's Orbea Alma OMX assembly
- Frame: ORBEA Alma Carbon OMX
- Fork: Fox Float Step-Cast 32 (100 mm)
- Tyres: Michelin Jet XC prototype
- Wheels: Mavic Crossmark SL Ultimate
- Rear groupset: Shimano XTR - Casette 10-51
- Crankset: FSA KFX 175mm
- Chain: KMC 12 Speed Gold
- Chainring: FSA 36t
- Brake discs and pads: Galfer 160mm
- Pedals: Look Carbon TI
- Handlebar: Carbon FSA KFX 740
- Stem: FSA KFX 90mm -17º
- Seatpost: FSA KFX 27,5
- Saddle: Prologo Full Speed Ahead
- Grips: Prologo
- WEIGHT: 9,05 kg