Kwaremont Expedition Tourer
Tax included where applicable. Insured delivery arranged by your concierge.
QAVORYNTH Gravel — the map, taken personally
The Kwaremont is built for the trips that need visas: steel that shrugs off airport handlers, mounts for everything you own, and gearing that treats loaded passes as arithmetic.
Titanium forgives roads and decades alike: 3Al/2.5V tubing, welds purged and stacked like coins, finishes brushed or bead-blasted to age without drama. These are frames bought once and argued over in wills.
Design & Build
- Clearance for 45–50 mm rubber with honest mud room
- Mounts for frame bags, fenders, third bottle and dynamo routing
- Butted tubing selected for ride quality, welded and signed in Europe
- Hardware in titanium and alloy, torque values witness-marked
- Brushed or painted finishes that age with dignity
- Paint from the house palette; full custom programme available
- Dropped stays and tuned compliance for all-day dirt
Specifications
| Discipline | Adventure / expedition |
| Frameset | Expedition steel, triple-butted |
| Build | Gates belt + 14-speed hub |
| Capacity | Front + rear racks, 5 bottle mounts |
| Weight | ≈ 11.6 kg kg |
| Sizes | 49–60 cm |
| Warranty | Lifetime frame |
| Made in | European frame shop |
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
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.
Is a first service included?
Yes — free at 500 km in our workshop or with a certified partner near you. It keeps bearings, spokes and shifting settling exactly as they should.
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.