Furkajoch E-MTB — Light Assist
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QAVORYNTH Electric — the scheduled tailwind
The Furkajoch multiplies descents by erasing the tax on climbs: full-power assistance, gravity geometry, and laps counted in grins per charge.
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
- House carbon wheels, hand-built, tension-mapped and archived
- Structural in-tube battery, removable for indoor charging
- Range figures published from real mixed rides, not laboratories
- Display minimal by design — data on your terms, not the tube's
- Hydraulic disc brakes bedded in before boxing
- Kinematics tuned per size — anti-squat that pedals, suppleness that tracks
- Tubeless set up and tested — sealant in, pressures marked
Specifications
| Discipline | E-MTB, 25 km/h EU |
| Frameset | UD carbon, motor-integrated |
| Build | Light: 150/140, 430 Wh, −2.5 kg |
| Travel | 150 / 140 mm |
| Weight class | Light assist |
| Weight | ≈ 19.1 kg |
| Sizes | S–XL |
| Warranty | Statutory 24 months under Czech law |
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.
Questions, Answered
How long does the battery last?
Batteries are warranted to hold 70% capacity after 500 cycles — several years of riding — and replacements remain available for a decade.