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Apr 2024 · Neil Beltchenko
Following a few months of testing on a multitude of trail rides and a rugged bikepacking trip, Neil shares his Pivot Mach 4 SL review here...
Impressive rear wheel tracking
Very quick and responsive
Climbs like a mountain goat
Size large descends surprisingly well and fits in the “downcountry” category
Very lightweight
Tire clearance limited to 2.4″
Flexy rear end
Would like to see a budget option
Sizing is very XC oriented
Mar 2024
Welcome to day three of our lightweight E-MTB head to head review! Today we're looking at the Pivot Shuttle SL, a spritely ...
Mar 2024
The Pivot Shuttle SL, ideal for climbing with agile geometry and ample torque even in lower output modes, excels in tackling technical climbs and tight switchbacks, albeit with a slightly less composed feel on descents compared to enduro-focused pedal assist bikes, offering adjustable tuning to balance increased assistance with battery range.
Very light given its 430 Wh battery
Best in class for technical climbs
Agile and responsive geometry makes bike feel even lighter than it is
Unique motor tune (which can be changed) decreases battery range in most settings
Quickly reaches its intended limits on high speed, technical descents
Mar 2024 · Bschmidt
How did the Pivot Shuttle AM Team XX Eagle Transmission fare against the competition with its Bosch CX Race motor and 750 Wh battery?
Clean Look
Excellent and very capable rear suspension
Agile handling
Expensive
Mar 2024 · Jessie-May Morgan
A capable ducker and diver for riders prepared to put creativity before haste and hauling.
Lightweight
Well-balanced descender of mellower gradient trails
Suspension is neutral and efficient while climbing
Very quiet, no cable rattle or excessive chain slap
Low standover and room for long travel dropper seat posts
Not comfortable in steep terrain
The seat tube angle could feel too slack for some
Feb 2024 · Ron Koch
Instead, they opted to double down on their dw-link design and build a cross-country racer without compromising suspension performance in the name of shaving grams.
Q: Which Pivot bikes are most popular?
The most popular Pivot model families are the SWITCHBLADE, FIREBIRD, and Trail.
Q: Does Pivot make eBikes?
Yes, Pivot manufactures both conventional bikes and e-bikes.