The Mountain Biker’s eMTB
The Relay was built around a simple idea: make the motor an option, not the whole identity of the bike. Fazua’s Ride 60 system adds useful power for the climbs, while the removable 430Wh battery can come out in seconds when you want a lighter, non-powered ride. Low drag, quiet operation and a relatively light system help the Relay keep a much more familiar trail-bike feel than most eMTBs.

Two Bikes in One
The tool-free battery door makes switching between powered and non-powered riding quick and simple, with no tools needed. Pull the battery for regular mountain-bike laps, reinstall it when the day calls for more climbing, or leave it out where eMTBs aren’t permitted. The same frame can also be configured around 160 or 170mm of travel and either dual 29" or mixed wheels, giving the Relay a lot of room to change with the way you ride.

Fazua Ride 60 System
The Ring Controller keeps assistance controls compact and easy to reach, while the top-tube LED Hub shows battery level and the selected mode at a glance. Breeze, River and Rocket cover everything from efficient support to maximum assistance, with a short boost available when you need an extra push. The Fazua Ride 60 app adds another layer of tuning, letting you adjust power, support and response for each mode through your phone.

GiddyUp Suspension
GiddyUp suspension gives the Relay a broad setup window without making it complicated. The frame can run 160mm of travel with a 205 x 60mm shock or 170mm with a 205 x 65mm shock, and the roughly 26% progression works with both air and coil shocks. A recommended 28–34% sag range lets you tune the bike from firmer and more responsive to softer and more active, while keeping plenty of traction and bottom-out support when the trail gets rough.