Eurobike 2016 News

The hottest enduro bikes at Eurobike 2016

09.09.2016
by ENDURO Team


Liteville 601 MK 4

Now in its fourth generation, the Liteville 601 has taken on a string of updates.
Now in its fourth generation, the Liteville 601 has taken on a string of updates.

The Liteville 601 was the first bike in a row of aggressive long-travel enduro bikes. The fourth version comes equipped with a longer reach, the ability to mount 27.5 x 2.6″ tires in the back and wider rear spacing to accommodate Syntace Evo6 Hubs (12×148). Cables are stored internally and it is the first bike to feature the new Eightpins seatpost. Aside from that, Liteville gives you the ability to mount metric shocks – you just have to switch the upper shock mount. Prices & specifications are not yet available.

For more information visit liteville.com

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Table of Contents
  1. Pivot Firebird
  2. Rocky Mountain Slayer
  3. NICOLAI ARGON-GLF
  4. Liteville 601 MK 4
  5. Zerode Taniwha
  6. Hope HB.211
  7. MERIDA ONE-SIXTY
  8. Liv Hail Advanced
  9. Pole EVOLINK 140
  10. Propain Spindrift
  11. Santa Cruz Bronson CC & more

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