Conway Ryvon Avinox

Trail-Full-Suspension with Avinox Drive

The Ryvon 8.0 and 11.0 Avinox combine a carbon full-suspension frame with 160 mm of travel at the front and rear, the Avinox M2S drive, and an 800 Wh battery. The motor provides assistance up to 25 km/h and delivers up to 130 Nm of torque. In Boost mode, up to 150 Nm is available for short periods. This power reserve is relevant for steep climbs, while the suspension and tires are designed for technical trail sections. The finely adjustable assistance helps in adapting the motor power to the terrain.

Understanding Geometry and Mullet Setup

The Ryvon 8.0 and 11.0 share the same geometry in sizes S through XL. The 77° seat angle can support a more central riding position for climbs. The 64° head angle and the wheelbase, which increases with the frame size, can contribute to calmer straight-line stability on technical descents. A 29-inch front wheel meets a 27.5-inch rear wheel: the larger front wheel can roll over obstacles more easily, while the smaller rear wheel allows for a more compact rear end. These are design tendencies, not guaranteed ride characteristics. The individual measurements can be found in the geometry charts on the product pages.

Integrated Mounting Points

The Ryvon Avinox equipment includes a FIDLOCK base on the frame and an integrated SP Connect mount on the stem. Both mounting points are therefore pre-installed on the bike. Appropriate accessories are required for their use.

Ryvon 8.0 or Ryvon 11.0 Avinox?

Both models share the carbon frame, geometry, Avinox M2S drive, and 800 Wh battery. The Ryvon 8.0 Avinox combines Fox Factory suspension with Shimano Deore XT Linkglide, Shimano Deore XT brakes, and Newmen Performance 30 TRQ wheels. The Ryvon 11.0 Avinox relies on RockShox Ultimate, electronic SRAM X0 AXS Transmission, TRP EVO Pro brakes, and Newmen Phase 30 TRQ carbon wheels. The deciding factor is therefore primarily which drivetrain, suspension, brake, and wheel configuration you prefer. Full component lists and sizes can be found on the respective product pages.

Frequently Asked Questions about the Conway Ryvon Avinox

Is the Ryvon Avinox the same as the Conway Ryvon ST or LT with Bosch SX?

No. The Ryvon Avinox uses the Avinox drive. The independent Ryvon ST and Ryvon LT models on CONWAY's official pages feature the Bosch Performance Line SX. The similar model name therefore stands for different drive platforms.

What do the Ryvon 8.0 Avinox and Ryvon 11.0 Avinox have in common?

Both are based on a carbon full-suspension frame with 160 mm of travel front and rear. They also feature the Avinox M2S drive, an 800 Wh battery, and a mullet wheel setup with 29 inches in the front and 27.5 inches in the rear. Differences lie in the specific equipment.

How do the Ryvon 8.0 and 11.0 differ?

Primarily in terms of suspension, drivetrain, brakes, and wheels. The 8.0 has Fox Factory, Shimano Deore XT Linkglide, Shimano Deore XT brakes, and Newmen Performance 30 TRQ wheels. The 11.0 is equipped with RockShox Ultimate, electronic SRAM X0 AXS Transmission, TRP EVO Pro brakes, and Newmen Phase 30 TRQ carbon wheels. The frame geometry, Avinox M2S, and 800 Wh battery are the same.