Orro Bikes
If your mates tell you that they’d already heard of Orro bikes, you’ll know that they’re telling porky pies, as it’s a completely new brand — not just new to the UK, totally brand new.
Yet Orro is not an unknown quantity, as it’s the own-brand offering from i-Ride Bikes, which is based near Ditchling Beacon in Sussex. In fact, if you’ve been paying attention, you’ll have seen the name before, as they are the distributor for brands such as 3T, De Rosa and Fulcrum. Which means the firm not only has a good understanding of what works well in the UK but also good access to stock, as it supplies most of the components for this bike, too.
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