27.5-inch wheels, 29ers or both in a mullet set-up? Many mountain bikers are faced with this question when they want to buy a new bike. If you opt for the 15th version of the Liteville 301, you won't have this problem: thanks to the adjustable chainstays and an interchangeable bearing shell in the head tube, the customer has a free choice between the three variants. We tested the pure 29-inch version. With its 160 millimetres of suspension travel, the 301 is a true enduro bike. On descents, it really craves speed. The slack steering angle and large wheels keep the bike safely on track at all times.
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