QAVORYNTH

Maloja Trail — Factory

161.000,00 Kč

Tax included. Shipping calculated at checkout.

98% assembledBars and pedals — ten minutes with the included torque tool.
Statutory 24-month warrantyFirst owner, honoured EU-wide by build number.
Fit & first serviceBike-fit session and 500 km service included.

QAVORYNTH Mountain — gravity, negotiated

The Maloja is the bike most rides actually are: up under your own power, down under your own grin — 140 supple millimetres, geometry that flatters, weight that still climbs.

Every frame begins as unidirectional pre-preg laid by hand over EPS mandrels — more than four hundred pieces of carbon, each with its own angle and address. Cured, X-rayed and weighed to the gram, then finished in our own paint shop, it is engineering you can read with a fingertip along the tube walls.

Design & Build

  • Unidirectional T1000/T800 blend, laid by hand and X-rayed before paint
  • House carbon wheels, hand-built, tension-mapped and archived
  • Wireless electronic shifting, tuned and indexed under load
  • Room for a full-size bottle in every size — because rides are long
  • Finished in the house paint shop; custom colours available
  • Modern trail geometry: long reach, slack head, steep seat
  • Threaded bottom bracket — stiffness without creaks, serviceable forever

Specifications

Discipline Trail
Frameset UD carbon, in-frame storage
Build Factory: flagship everything
Travel 150 / 140 mm
Wheel size 29 or MX
Weight ≈ 13.5 kg
Sizes S–XL
Warranty Statutory 24 months under Czech law

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.

Questions, Answered

Can I test ride first?
Sizing sessions with test machines run in Prague year-round; for remote clients we offer a 30-day exchange on standard builds — ridden, but loved.

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.