Key Facts
The Conway Ryvon 11.0 Avinox combines a full-carbon frame with 160 mm of travel, the Avinox M2S motor, and an 800 Wh battery. Up to 130 Nm of assistance is available in regular modes, with up to 150 Nm possible for short bursts in Boost mode. This combination is aimed at riders looking for powerful support and a large energy reserve for covering significant elevation gain on long trail rides.
RockShox Ultimate for a precisely tunable suspension
The RockShox Lyrik Ultimate XL fork offers 160 mm of travel, while the rear triangle with its RockShox Super Deluxe Ultimate shock provides another 160 mm. The suspension absorbs impacts, while the damping controls compression and rebound. A setup tuned to the rider's weight, terrain, and riding style can thus support traction and controlled suspension performance. TRP EVO Pro four-piston brakes with 203 mm rotors front and rear complete the spec with a foundation designed for powerful, modulated braking performance.
SRAM X0 AXS and SmoothShift
The electronic SRAM X0 AXS transmission shifts across a 12-speed cassette with 10 to 52 teeth. Its tuned shift points support gear changes under load. On the Ryvon 11.0, SmoothShift is enabled from the factory, allowing the Avinox system to extend shifting options to freewheel phases before the next pedal stroke.
Sporty geometry and integrated details
A 64-degree head angle, 77-degree seat angle, 442 mm chainstays, and a wheelbase that grows according to frame size form a cohesive geometry for demanding trails. It provides a central riding position on climbs and a stable base at higher speeds. The mullet setup combines a 29-inch front wheel with a 27.5-inch rear wheel. A FIDLOCK base and SP-Connect mount on the stem provide two directly integrated mounting points for a magnetic water bottle and a compatible smartphone system.