Conor WRC Road, Mountain, and e-Bikes For Sale

Conor is a Spanish manufacturer with decades of history in Spain, and WRC is the performance line that carries its road and mountain bikes. On the road the Rush runs Shimano 105 and 105 Di2 builds, off road the Storm and Burst Trail cover hardtail cross country with Shimano Deore and XT, and the electric range is named after cities: Nantes and Berlin for trekking and urban use, Milan for light gravel, and Porto as a compact cargo bike with a Shimano E6100 motor. Conor sells mostly through Spanish dealers, which keeps prices sensible and availability limited elsewhere. Bikeroom carries new and pre owned Conor WRC bikes, with frame size, groupset and condition documented in every listing.

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What Conor WRC bikes are available on Bikeroom?

Conor is a Spanish manufacturer with decades of history, and WRC is its performance line. On Bikeroom you will find the Rush road bikes with Shimano 105 and 105 Di2 builds, the Storm and Burst Trail hardtails with Shimano Deore and XT, and an electric range named after cities: Nantes and Berlin for trekking and urban riding, Milan for light gravel and Porto as a compact e-cargo bike with a Shimano E6100 motor. Stock is new and pre-owned, sourced through our dealer network, checked by our mechanics and priced below original retail. Availability changes as bikes sell.

What should I check when buying a used Conor WRC?

With a pre-owned Conor WRC, inspect the frame for cracks and check the bottom bracket and headset for play. On the Rush, confirm the Shimano 105 drivetrain shifts cleanly, and on 105 Di2 builds check the battery charge and that the shifters respond at both levers. On the Storm and Burst Trail hardtails, check the fork for stiction and oil leaks and look at chainring and cassette wear. On the Nantes, Berlin, Milan and Porto electric models, confirm battery health, motor function and that the display pairs correctly. Ask for service history where available. Every Conor WRC on Bikeroom is inspected before listing.

How does Conor WRC compare to other Spanish bike brands?

Conor WRC sits alongside Spanish names such as BH, Orbea and Megamo, but with a more value focused profile: it sells mostly through Spanish dealers, which keeps prices sensible and makes the bikes harder to find outside Spain. Rather than chasing the top of the road market, WRC concentrates on well specified Shimano builds across road, hardtail mountain and city electric use, including the Porto e-cargo. Buying through Bikeroom opens that Spanish stock to riders across Europe, with frame size, groupset and condition documented in every listing and each bike checked by our mechanics before it is priced below original retail.