Your idea.
The starting point.
From bikes to custom cars, talk to Limit about the piece you want to build.
Start with
a conversation.
Every custom project has its own requirements. Bring your idea, the problem you want to solve and the details of the setup.
Discuss your projectBikes & riding.
Limit’s story begins with BMX and mountain bikes. Speak to Patrick about a custom bike or component idea and what you would like to achieve.
Custom automotive.
Individual parts and inventive details for custom cars and lowriders, including made-to-order rear trailing arms for the 1964 Impala.
Something individual.
Have an interesting fabrication project? Share the concept, photographs or a drawing so the workshop can consider the requirements.
Work through
the details.
The scope, specification and timing are agreed for each project.
Discuss
Start with your idea, your vehicle or bike, and what you want to achieve.
Define
Work through the fit, the requirements and the details that matter.
Fabricate
Bring the agreed design into the workshop and into the real world.
Finish
Look closely at the finished result and arrange the next steps.
A useful first
conversation.
What should I send?
A short description of your idea, photographs of the existing setup, and any drawings or measurements you already have. Include the vehicle or bike model where relevant.
Can you give me a price immediately?
Custom work needs a confirmed scope. Explain your requirements and an approximate budget so Limit can discuss the next steps with you.
How long will it take?
Timing depends on the project. Include any preferred date in your enquiry; the workshop will need to confirm feasibility and lead time.
An idea worth building?
Tell us what you have in mind. Let’s work through the details.