The lightest production 29'er hardtail frame on the market brought to you by the designers from Cervelo.
Liteville 301
Incredibly neat internal cable routing for rear brake, front and rear mechs. This prevents unsightly cable rub as well as maximising cable life. Supplied with frame inserts suitable for electronic shifting (such as the K-Edge Dura Ace Di2 Mountainbike converison kit)
Direct postmount rear brake set up for use with 160mm rotors. Brake caliper sits within the rear triangle giving a clean aesthetic, as well as minimising frame weight.
The frame is designed to take a 27.2mm seatpost, offering increased vertical compliance as well as minimising weight.
Rear mech cable is routed internally through the seatstay which not only looks great but also provides protection from the elements, as well as minimising weight.
The extreme attention to detail on this frame is represented with features like the perforated seattube to indicate the minimum seatpost insertion.
BBRight bottom bracket shell provides a low Q-factor, stiff and lightweight bottom bracket solution.
Incredibly neat internal cable routing for rear brake, front and rear mechs. This prevents unsightly cable rub as well as maximising cable life. Supplied with frame inserts suitable for electronic shifting (such as the K-Edge Dura Ace Di2 Mountainbike converison kit)
Direct postmount rear brake set up for use with 160mm rotors. Brake caliper sits within the rear triangle giving a clean aesthetic, as well as minimising frame weight.
The frame is designed to take a 27.2mm seatpost, offering increased vertical compliance as well as minimising weight.
Rear mech cable is routed internally through the seatstay which not only looks great but also provides protection from the elements, as well as minimising weight.
The extreme attention to detail on this frame is represented with features like the perforated seattube to indicate the minimum seatpost insertion.
BBRight bottom bracket shell provides a low Q-factor, stiff and lightweight bottom bracket solution.
October 2012
