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2023 Pivot

PHOENIX 29 Pro Saint

Prix du fabricant

9 299 €
CadreCarbone
Suspensioncomplet, 190 / 203mm
FourcheFox Factory Float 40
Amortisseur arrièreFox Float X2 Factory
roues29″ Aluminium
Transmission1 × 10
GroupeSaint
FreinsShimano Saint Disque hydraulique
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Terrain
easyextreme
Handling
nimblestable
PHOENIX 29 Pro Saint
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Transmission

A bike with lower gearing will be easier to ride up steep hills, while a higher top end means it will pedal faster down hills.

Lowest gear

(climbing)

43 km/h

PHOENIX 29 Pro Saint

43 km/h

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Highest gear

(descending)

Niveau de spécification estimé

Basé sur le matériau de construction et le niveau de qualité du cadre, de la fourche, du jeu de roues, du groupe, du système de suspension, etc.<link> En savoir plus →</link>

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Dimensions
S1

162cm – 174cm

S2

171cm – 182cm

S3

179cm – 189cm

S4

187cm – 201cm

🐐 Estimated

Remarques sur l'ajustement du pilote
  • 173cm, taille S3, Juste à droite
Commentaires

Résumé

The Pivot Phoenix downhill bike is praised for its innovative DW6 linkage design and high-pivot setup, which significantly reduces pedal kickback and improves square-edge bump performance. Its carbon/aluminum construction and rapid prototyping process highlight Pivot's commitment to performance and efficiency, though some prototypes showed areas needing refinement. The bike's geometry and suspension adjustability, along with a nearly frictionless drivetrain, contribute to its competitive edge in downhill racing.

Pros
  • DW6 linkage design reduces pedal kickback

  • Carbon/aluminum construction for stiffness and performance

  • Adjustable geometry and suspension progressivity

  • Nearly frictionless drivetrain parts

  • High-pivot design for faster times

Cons
  • Earlier prototypes had less refined idler chainguides

  • Testing phase for leverage rates may lead to changes

  • No dropper post routing, requires wireless dropper

Key Quotes
Bernard Kerr was 3 seconds faster on the new bike on his very first run
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The engineering team designed simpler carbon tubes that are bonded into CNC'd aluminum lugs. This cut down the project time to just two and half weeks.
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Pivot has given the Phoenix a Suspension Progressivity Flip Chip that changes nothing but the progressivity rate of the suspension
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Bikerumor
The New Pivot Phoenix Is a Carbon Mid-High Pivot with Two Chains & DW6 Suspension

oct. 2024 · Zach Overholt

Pivot is finally taking the wraps off the new Phoenix DH. A full carbon bike with two chains and DW6 suspension.

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Loam Wolf
Drew’s Pivot Phoenix Custom Build

oct. 2024 · Drew Rohde

I’ve been fortunate enough to work full time testing and reviewing bikes for roughly 15 years now. I spent the first 5 years like most bike industry nerds, buying a new bike every season as I always wanted to have the latest and greatest as my “personal test mule.” It took me about that long to realize, I was so busy testing and riding other people’s bikes, that I never got the chance to ride my own. Because of that, I stopped buying bikes around 2015 as I just never got to ride them and it hurt my feelings to have such beautiful, customized bikes sitting around collecting dust. I am thrilled to say, I’ve broken the streak, and I will be making time to ride my recently purchased, Pivot Phoenix DH bike.

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Pinkbike
Video: Ben Cathro Takes a Close Look at Ed Masters' Pivot Phoenix 29

juin 2021 · Pinkbike Originals

Ben Cathro caught up with Ed Masters at Crankworx Innsbruck to get the lowdown on his Pivot Phoenix 29.

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Bike Perfect
Pivot Phoenix Dock tool system review

mai 2020 · Guy Kesteven

Pivot teams up with Topeak and the result is a pricey but ingeniously designed tool system

Points forts
  • Very neat design and packaging

  • Direct frame mount convenience

  • The added protection is silent and secure

  • Excellent quality tools

Points faibles
  • Expensive and adds weight

  • Loose parts can get lost

  • Downsizing reduces tool leverage

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Géométrie
Spécifications
Construire
Cadre

Phoenix 29

CouleurBlack

Fourche

Fox Factory 40 29”, 52mm offset, GRIP2 - 203mm

Voyager203mm

Type de ressortAir

Amortisseur arrière

Fox Factory Float X2

Voyager190mm

Casque

Pivot Precision Sealed Cartridge - DH

Tige

Phoenix Team DH - 45mm

Guidon

Phoenix Team Low Rise Carbon - 800mm

Selle

Phoenix WTB Team High Tail Trail

Tige de selle

Phoenix Pro Carbon

TypeRigide

Poignées

Phoenix Factory Lock-On

Groupe
Derailleur arriere

Shimano Saint M820 10-Speed

Manivelle

Race Face Atlas 34t w/ chainguide - 165mm

Manettes

Shimano SAINT M820 10-Speed

Cassette

Shimano Tiagra CS-HG500 11-25t

Chaîne

Shimano CN-6701 10-Speed

Freins

Shimano Saint M820 4-piston

TypeShimano Saint Disque hydraulique

roues
Jantes

DT Swiss FR 560 w/ DT Swiss 350 hub - 29", 20x110 F/12x157 R

Pneus

Maxxis Assegai 29" x 2.5" 3C, MAXXGRIP, DH CASING, Maxxis Assegai 29" x 2.5" 3C, MAXXGRIP, DH CASING

Disques

Shimano SLX RT66 6-Bolt - 203mm, Shimano SLX RT66 6-Bolt - 203mm

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