One reviewer believes this bike could tackle gravel using the 700c x 35mm tire clearance.
An expert mentions that the integrated cockpit with ICR Plus cable routing provides a refined look at this price point and eliminates rattle and rubbing.
The Avant's eye-catching paint, smooth welds, and unique graphics win praise from reviewers and owners.
One tester appreciates the level of control over bumpy surfaces.

According to one reviewer, the Avant's composure on descents and through sweeping downhill corners is a "revelation."
The relatively upright geometry is kind on riders’ backs and ideal for long endurance-style rides.
Orbea offers the Avant in seven sizes from 47cm to 60cm, fitting riders from 5'1" to 6'10".
Two experts highlight how robust the 28mm Vittoria Zafiro V tires are.
Orbea offers a lifetime frame defect warranty and discounted frame replacements for damage caused by external factors.
The Avant has mounts for adding fenders.

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Experts note that the integrated cockpit limits fit adjustments and replacement options.
Reviewers describe the Avant H60’s Jagwire mechanical disc brakes and a Shimano Claris 2x8 drivetrain as underwhelming.
At around 22lb, the Avant's triple-butted, hydroformed aluminum frame is heavy.
Two riders note that the Avant's bridgeless seatstays mean installing fenders is more complicated.
One reviewer highlights that mounting the front fender to the thru-axle bolt makes removing the front wheel more time-consuming.

Bottom line

The latest generation of the Avant, Orbea's versatile aluminum-framed endurance road bike, is disc-only, with a redesigned frame and sleek integrated cockpit. This new design gives it the look of a high-end model. However, reviewers were disappointed that Orbea's overemphasis on integration and looks means lower build kit quality and limited cockpit adjustability. Nevertheless, experts appreciate this bike's general performance, ride comfort, and wide tire clearance, ideally suited to long-distance road adventures and potentially light gravel rides.

By Nick Koleszar

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Orbea Avant H60-D Review

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The H60-D is a lovely long-distance cruiser, comfortable over rough surfaces, and with wider tires could easily tackle unsurfaced routes. But it feels like the money went into the frame and cockpit, and the lower-level kit slightly limits overall performance.

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Cycling Weekly

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Orbea Avant H60 Disc Road Bike Review

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The Avant H60 Disc is fun and comfortable to ride. It’s not as spritely as fancier frames, but still has a lot more pep than what the scales would suggest. It offers good value, but a higher spec groupset seems to have been the sacrifice for the high level of cable integration.

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David Arthur - Just Ride Bikes

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Orbea Avant Disc 2021 Review: An Affordable Alloy All-Road Bike with Integrated Cables!

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The brakes aren’t amazing but they work okay and the bike’s a little heavy, but great handling, room for wider tires, and lots of practical details make this a great all-round bike. There’s a lot to like, and the Avant’s easy to recommend.

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