Radhost Gravel Race — 1×13
Tax included where applicable. Insured delivery arranged by your concierge.
QAVORYNTH Gravel — the map, taken personally
Gravel racing is road racing with the manners removed; the Radhost keeps its own — fast, planted, and honest about mud.
We tune stiffness where watts live and compliance where hours live: bottom brackets that refuse to flex, seat stays that forgive broken tarmac. Each frameset is tested beyond UCI and ISO protocols before it earns a build number and a place in the queue.
Design & Build
- House carbon wheels, hand-built, tension-mapped and archived
- Dropped stays and tuned compliance for all-day dirt
- Frame serial tracked from mandrel to owner; test data archived
- Contact points set from your sizing data before dispatch
- Finished in the house paint shop; custom colours available
- Mounts for frame bags, fenders, third bottle and dynamo routing
- Fully internal routing with tool-free service ports
Specifications
| Discipline | Gravel — race |
| Frameset | UD carbon, gravel schedule |
| Build | Wireless 1×13, race cassette |
| Tyre clearance | 50 mm |
| Mounts | Bags, third bottle, guards |
| Weight | ≈ 8.5 kg kg |
| Sizes | 49–58 cm |
| Warranty | Lifetime frame / 2 yrs components |
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
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.
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.
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.