Orbea recalls Avant road bike models due to fork that could "crack and break"

Orbea recalls Avant road bike models due to fork that could "crack and break"

Spanish bike brand recalls entry-level road bike

Orbea


Orbea has recalled its Avant road bike, with H40, H50 and H45XI models from 2025 and 2026 said to be affected.

According to the European Commission's Safety Gate, the EU rapid alert system for dangerous non-food products, the issue with the bike concerns the fork, which could “crack and break”, leading to injuries.

The bike's fork is made of carbon fibre, while the rest of the frame is aluminium.

The affected models are from MY2025 and MY2026, with the UK’s Office for Product Safety and Standards sharing the following affected barcodes:

  • 1180648651
  • 1180648283
  • 1180649158
  • 1180649183
  • 1180648321
  • 1180665896
  • 1180648014
  • 1180665909
  • 1180666774
  • 1180666557
  • 1180660308
  • 1180666556
  • 1180661779
  • 1180662819
  • 1180664749
  • 1180662428
  • 1180650249
  • 1180650453
  • 1180661725
  • 1180650056
  • 1180653290
  • 1180650924
  • 1180673668
  • 1180678781

You can check whether your bike is affected by visiting Orbea’s recall page.

You will need to input the bike’s identification number, found under the barcode on the bottom bracket.

This will let you know whether your fork is in the batch being recalled, and what to do if it is.

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