Material and frame stiffness
Why our frames are made from Aluminum.
Liteville has yet again impressively proven in the BIKE Magazine Enduro comparison that Aluminum is the material to beat. If only you know how to handle it.
The frame tubes
Further improved wall thicknesses for a weight reduction of 100 to 150 g despite a series of new, inbuilt features such as the Eightpins interface, the internal cable routing or the ServicePort.
Liteville has yet again impressively proven in the BIKE Magazine Enduro comparison that Aluminum is the material to beat. If only you know how to handle it.
The frame tubes
Further improved wall thicknesses for a weight reduction of 100 to 150 g despite a series of new, inbuilt features such as the Eightpins interface, the internal cable routing or the ServicePort.
Stiffness
Both as to the STW comparison (“stiffness to weight” ratio) and as to the comparison of absolute frame weights, Liteville frames remain unmatched.
Toughness
The anodized Aluminum surface is more resistant against scratches than a carbon fiber surface, the crash resistance is not even to be mentioned.
Both as to the STW comparison (“stiffness to weight” ratio) and as to the comparison of absolute frame weights, Liteville frames remain unmatched.
Toughness
The anodized Aluminum surface is more resistant against scratches than a carbon fiber surface, the crash resistance is not even to be mentioned.