Galibier Folding — Electric
Tax included where applicable. Insured delivery arranged by your concierge.
QAVORYNTH Urban — the city, solved
The Galibier folds a real bicycle into a train seat's worth of space: hinges machined like instruments, ten seconds to transform, decades to wear out.
Steel and titanium are drawn, mitred and welded in our European frame shop by builders who sign their seat tubes. Tubes are butted to ride quality rather than marketing weight, welds are laid in single passes you will want to photograph, and every frame is aligned on granite before paint.
Design & Build
- Fenders, racks and stands engineered in, not bolted on later
- Integrated lights powered from hub or battery, always on duty
- Butted tubing selected for ride quality, welded and signed in Europe
- Replaceable dropouts and threaded fittings — decades-serviceable
- Aligned on granite before paint — the old disciplines, kept
- Brushed or painted finishes that age with dignity
Specifications
| Format | Folding, 16″ wheels |
| Build | Electric: hub motor, 300 Wh |
| Fold | 10 seconds, rolls when folded |
| Weight | ≈ 11.3 kg kg |
| One size | Adjustable 150–195 cm |
| Warranty | Lifetime frame / 2 yrs drive (electric) |
Care & Service
Wash with bike-specific soap, never a pressure washer at bearings; dry the chain and re-lube. Tubeless sealant refreshes every 3–4 months. Book workshop time through your concierge — priority slots belong to owners for life.
Questions, Answered
How does the bike arrive?
98% assembled in a bespoke box: fit bars, thread pedals, ten minutes with the included torque tool. White-glove handover delivery is available in most EU regions.
What warranty applies?
Lifetime on the frame for the first owner, two years on components we fit, crash-replacement pricing for the honest moments. Warranty follows the build number, not the paperwork.
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.