Pivot Mach 4 SL Team XX T-Type Carbon Wheel Mountain Bike Midnight Sky, L

Putting in the miles or putting down the competition, we love the Pivot Mach 4 SL for its versatility, race-centered design, and recent improvements in geometry and capability. Pivot revamped their cross-country race bike to be more capable without losing sight of its race origins. Featuring a slacker headtube angle, a steeper seat tube angle, a longer wheelbase, a redesigned rocker link with a flip chip that gives us more travel, and a lighter-weight carbon frame, the Pivot Mach 4 SL now has the ability to take on whatever we can throw at it. Now sitting on 106mm of DW-Link suspension, the Mach 4 SL gives us more confidence in rougher terrain, is still super efficient, and incorporates a flip chip into the rocker link that allows us to change the travel to 115mm for more capability. With a 66. 7-degree head tube angle when equipped with a 120mm fork, we are more confident when the trails point downwards and still have precise and nimble handling. A longer reach and wheelbase also allow us to be more stable on the descents, and a steeper seat tube angle puts us in a more efficient pedaling position to make short work of the technical climbs. The redesigned Pivot Mach 4 SL is faster, lighter, and more capable than ever, providing us with the confidence and enhanced performance we need to take our riding to the next level. The Team XX SL Transmission AXS Carbon Wheel build of the Pivot Mach 4 SL is top-tier and features the lightest weight and most advanced components on the market. Pivot's premium carbon frame went through a weight loss program this year, shaving 280 grams over the previous version while maintaining the strength and stiffness needed for aggressive cross-country racing. SRAM's XX SL Transmission AXS drivetrain provides flawless electronic shifting, a super-light carbon crankset, and features an overload clutch that can automatically move out of the way and realign itself in the event of a crash. For a pair of race-ready wheels, Pivot slapped on the...