Pivot Firebird

Overview

Long and low for aggressive and confident riding

Long and low frame geometry, wide handlebars, slack head angle for high speed stability. Aggressive, tacky tires and stiff wheels. Plush suspension with effective compression lockout -- confident descending.

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$100 / 24hrs

Specifications

  • Frame: Full Carbon
  • Full-Suspension: 170mm of travel
  • Fox 36 Factory fork with Kashima coat
  • FIT 4 damper
  • Rear Shock: Fox Float X2
  • Wheels: 27.5" with 30mm rim width 2.5"F / 2.4" R tires
  • Drive Train: SRAM X01 Eagle with 30t ring and 10-50t Cassette
  • Seatpost: Fox Transfer Elite Dropper
  • Handlebars: Carbon
  • Crankset: SRAM X01 Eagle GXP direct-mount, 175mm
  • Starts at $6799 MSRP

    • Sizing

    Small 5'4"- 5'9" 162-175cm | Medium 5'7"- 5'11" 170 -180cm | Large 5'10"- 6'2" 180-188cm | XL 6'2"-6'6" 188-198cm

    Rider Feedback

    Rider: Nick P - GBS Staff - 5'8" 160lbs - Frame size Medium


    "I'm a fan of the long-travel enduro-ish-bike category, so it was natural that I'd be attracted to the Firebird. I was the first to grab our brand new demo bike, and put it through the paces at White Ranch. I was immediately impressed by the plushness and linear feel of the Float X2 shock. It also seemed to be the most active version of any DW Link bike that I've ridden. The Medium was a good fit, and I felt right at home on the bike with no seatpost length issues.. The Float X2 shock has a short-throw compression-damping lever (lockout) which is easy to use, and really effective for minimizing excess suspension movement on the climbs. The bike was a super capable climber, and the rougher it got, the better it climbed. The SRAM Eagle drivetrain is a perfect match for this kind of bike. With such a big burly chassis, there is always some drawback on the uphill. The wide gear range of SRAM Eagle, combined with the advanced geometry and the Fox compression damping really help to mitigate the feelings of this bike being 'too big' on the climbs. Descending is about what you'd expect - rowdy, fast and confidence inspiring ripper."