Origine road bikes in the media

In its review of the Newton[e] GR, Matos Vélo highlights a fresh approach to electric gravel riding. The specialist publication praises a carbon gravel e-bike that combines light weight, responsiveness and versatility while preserving the authentic feel that defines gravel riding. The reviewers point to “particularly natural handling” and discreet electric assistance that enhances the ride

In its review of the Montmartre Air, Weelz, a specialist cycling publication, highlights an urban e-bike that redefines expectations for its category. The magazine praises a model that “puts lightweight performance first”, delivering an exceptionally natural and enjoyable riding experience. The reviewers also commend its lively handling, agile character and the seamless integration of its

Following its review of the **Axxome RR**, **L'Expert Vélo** highlights a road bike designed for riders seeking uncompromising performance. The specialist publication praises a model that stands out for its low weight, responsiveness and outstanding balance, delivering an impressive riding experience across every type of terrain. The reviewers describe the Axxome RR as “**the lightest bike in

In its review of the Graxx GTR, Gravel Passion, a website dedicated to the world of gravel riding, highlights a bike designed to push the limits of versatility without compromising performance. The publication describes it as “**one of the few frames on the market capable of excelling across every aspect of gravel riding**,” praising its ability to adapt to everything from fast-paced rides to

In its review of the Newton GR, Gravel Passion, a website dedicated to the world of gravel riding, highlights a bike that successfully brings the Newton's DNA into the gravel segment. The publication praises a model that combines responsiveness, comfort and versatility, performing with ease on both roads and trails. According to its reviewers, the Newton GR is “a bike that is as enjoyable as it

Following its review of the Axxome GTR, **L’Expert Vélo** highlights a road bike designed to combine performance, versatility and riding enjoyment. The magazine describes it as “**the most coherent**” model in the Origine road range, praising its outstanding balance across a wide variety of riding conditions. It also points to its “**remarkably consistent handling**”, delivering

In its review of the Trail Flatbar, Transition Vélo highlights a bike designed to deliver maximum freedom, whatever the terrain. The specialist publication praises a model capable of taking riders “from city streets to trails”, calling it “a bike built for fun everywhere”. With its lively handling, agility and remarkable versatility, the Trail Flatbar feels equally at home on daily

n its review of the Newton GR, Weelz, a cycling media outlet, highlights a remarkably successful approach to electric gravel riding. The publication praises a bike that preserves the authentic riding experience while delivering smooth and discreet assistance, describing it as a “lightweight electric gravel bike that makes you forget it's electric.” The reviewers also commend its balanced

In its review of the Axxome RR, Matos Vélo highlights a road bike designed to meet the expectations of the most demanding riders. The specialist publication praises the latest generation, describing its frame as “lighter and stiffer”, delivering a highly responsive and performance-oriented ride. The reviewers also commend its precise handling, impressive responsiveness and overall balance,

In its review of the Montmartre Air, Transition Vélo highlights an urban e-bike that stands out for its understated design, light weight and natural ride quality. The specialist publication describes it as “beautiful, simple and lightweight”, praising the discreet integration of its electric assistance while preserving the feel of a traditional bicycle. The reviewers also commend its

In its review of the Montmartre Air, Frandroid highlights a modern vision of the urban electric bike, where lightness, range and riding pleasure come together seamlessly. The publication describes the Montmartre Air as “one of the lightest urban electric bikes on the market” and also praises a battery range that “truly impressed us” throughout the test. With its natural ride feel, agile

Gravel & Bike ide of the Newton[e] GR on these training trails. An electric-assist gravel bike with a sporty feel, it’s praised for its light weight, smooth power delivery, and the sheer joy of riding it.

Check out Bike Café’s test report on the Newton[e]: “I rode it with and without the motor engaged, and this bike surprised me with how easy it was to ride… Go ahead—if you have the time, take it for a spin.” “Having tested several gravel-style e-bikes, I was blown away by the Newton[e] GR’s handling.” “You quickly start to wonder if it’s really an e-bike, since the

With the Newton[e, Origine takes a major step forward in the ultra-light e-road bike segment, announcing a model weighing under 10 kg with no compromise on reliability, range, or comfort. To discover the full potential of this machine, Alexandre Lombardo put it to the test on the legendary slopes of Mont Ventoux.

Our new Axxome RR was recently put through its paces by the journalists from 3Bikes magazine. A comprehensive test that highlights the philosophy of performance and technology at Origine. "With a frame 120 grams lighter, it is still offers great value for money compared to the competition." "The Axxome RR literally flies as you power down the watts, responsive and easy when out of the

Stéphane from the Gravel & Bike Youtube channel gives us his feedback on this Monster bike, a sort of hybrid Gravel x MTB that includes a stiff front fork, responsive XC frame, complete control and great fun on all types of terrain.

So it was off to Northern Ireland for a few days of gravel cycling and bikepacking for Weelz. the aim of their trip was to test the new Théorème GR Ultra from Origine Cycles over the rough roads and trails found in Ulster. From Newry to Portrush via Belfast, the Mountains of Mourne and the Antrim glens for 260 km of riding and 3600 m of climbing.

"Origine engineers didn't rest on their laurels and continued to look for ways to further reduce weight while making the bike more direct and responsive." "An exceptional fiber, a new lay-up and an advanced molding technique".

Retrouvez l'article du magazine Vélo Vert dédié au lancement du Team VTT Origine Racing Division. A travers les interviews de Mathis Azzaro (pilote) et Maxime Marotte (Team Manager) découvrez les coulisses du projet de cette nouvelle équipe qui brille déjà sur les compétitions VTT.

Découvrez le test de l'Axomme GTO Ultra par le magazine Cyclist (n°54). "Hyper confortable, l'Axxome est clairement une invitation au voyage, une apologie de la lenteur. ET dans un monde qui ne cesse d'accélérer, qu'est ce que ça fait du bien !" "Origine propose là un vrai vélo toutes routes, pas vraiment un gravel ni un vrai vélo de route, mais un peu entre les deux. Une machine