We are building the bridge to your 301 color dream.

Caution: The color configurator for the new Liteville 301 Mk8 is not finished yet, but we are working hard on it. Please take this current one as a guide only. Thanks for your understanding.

Gone are the times of cobbling together a colored frame with more or less optically fitting components. Now you are able to achieve, befitting the clean and tidy Liteville 301 frame design a Liteville 301 Custom Color a monolithic system! Everything you need for a perfect result you can find here:

• Real time color configurator for Frames and components
• Liteville frame and rear triangle from stock in your color
• Estimates for cost and lead time
• Hints and links to powder coaters and paint shops

Powdercoating of frame parts:

Next to the two anodized surfaces black and silver the Liteville 301 frame can be had for a little extra money in more than 160 RAL colors.
This is a very tough two-layer powder coat:
1. Coat: Chosen color with Liteville logo on
2. Coat: Very tough clear coat, either glossy or matt-finished.
Additional weight for frame: about 110g


Pricing (can be ordered directly through a Liteville dealer):

+ € 189 for rear triangle
+ € 189 for main triangle
+ € 249 for both


How-to: Figure out your color with the configurator and order it at your Liteville dealer.

Powder coating of stem, rims and fork:

The color configurator offers you to show stem, rims and fork in your chosen color. That way it is easier to figure it out without painting everything several times.

How-to: Figure out your color with the configurator and call one of the listed powder coaters:


Günter Wilhelm Pulverbeschichtung
Auf der Riedwiese 6, 61250 Usingen
Tel. +49 6081 15726, Fax: 49 6081 13920
www.bikecolours.de
info@bikecolours.de



Götz Pulverbeschichtung
Maria-Merian-Str. 5, 70736 Fellbach
Tel. +49 711 51099560, Fax: +49 711 51099570
goetz-pulverbeschichten@t-online.de



Tips:

• Talk to your powder coater before you take it apart. Not all companies coat forks at any time.
• After disassembly only send in the lowers.
• If you take apart your fork to get it coated think about new bushings and seals and maybe a necessary.
• If you want to spare yourself the disassembly, you can get it painted at any good body shop (about 150 EUR) with acrylic paint. Before you start either procedure, look at the warranty and all instructions from the manufacturer.

Prices (as a guide):
It costs, depending on the part, between 25 EUR and 80 EUR, forks up to 150 EUR. Lead time is about 3 –4 weeks.

All prices and times are only approximate ! You need to contact the powder coaters and paint shops to get definite quotes and we do not assume any responsibility for our tips!