Bonette E-Urban
Tax included where applicable. Insured delivery arranged by your concierge.
QAVORYNTH Electric — the scheduled tailwind
The Bonette makes the car feel like paperwork: silent assistance, belt-drive cleanliness, lights that never forget — city distance dissolved into schedule.
Drive units, batteries and controllers are specified as one system, then tuned to feel like tailwind rather than machinery: silent engagement, natural assistance curves, range figures we publish from real rides, not laboratories.
Design & Build
- Display minimal by design — data on your terms, not the tube's
- Belt-drive and internal gearing options — trouser-safe, maintenance-light
- Integrated lights powered from hub or battery, always on duty
- Weight verified on the build sheet — the number you quote is real
- Geometry upright enough for traffic, quick enough for lights
- Mid-drive motor with silent engagement and natural assistance curves
- Insurance-grade frame marking and lock-friendly details
Specifications
| Discipline | E-urban, 25 km/h EU |
| Frame | Alloy, integrated everything |
| Build | Hub 8-speed, 500 Wh, racks |
| Included | Lights, fenders, rack, stand |
| Weight | ≈ 23.6 kg kg |
| Sizes | S–L |
| Warranty | 5 yrs frame / 2 yrs drive system |
Care & Battery
Charge indoors at moderate temperature, store at 40–70% for breaks longer than a fortnight, and update firmware when the app suggests it. Motors and batteries are serviced exclusively by certified workshops — yours is mapped at purchase, and our concierge handles bookings.
Questions, Answered
What is the real range?
The figures in the table are measured on real mixed rides at mid assistance, not laboratory drums; your concierge can model your routes on request.
Can the motor be serviced?
Yes — by certified workshops including our own. Firmware updates arrive over the air; mechanical service follows the same intervals as the bicycle.
The QAVORYNTH Promise
QAVORYNTH ownership is a relationship measured in seasons: lifetime frame cover, priority workshop booking, trade-up options on frames, and honest advice from people who race what they build.