Pivot · Cycling

Mach 4 SL Pro X0 T-Type Mountain Bike

Name: Mach 4 SL Pro X0 T-Type Mountain Bike
Brand: Pivot
Price: 9112.50 CAD
Availability: InStock

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About this product

The Pivot Mach 4 SL Pro X0 T-Type is a 29-inch carbon fiber cross-country mountain bike built for high-speed XC racing and endurance marathon riding. Its ultralight carbon frame features size-specific tuning and Pivot's DW-Link rear suspension, which prioritizes efficient power transfer while keeping the ride composed. Rear travel is adjustable to suit varying course demands, and the front end is handled by a Fox Factory Step-Cast 34 fork with GRIP SL damper offering 120mm of travel. Shifting duties go to the wireless SRAM X0 Eagle AXS Transmission T-Type drivetrain, pairing a 34t chainring with a 10 to 52t cassette across 12 speeds. Braking comes from SRAM Motive Silver 4-piston hydraulic disc brakes. The DT Swiss XR1700 wheelset rolls on DT Swiss 350 hubs, and a 760mm Phoenix Team Flat Carbon handlebar with a 60mm stem rounds out the cockpit. The frame carries a lifetime manufacturer warranty. Pedals are not included.

Category: Cycling
Brand: Pivot
Material: carbon fiber
Color: Black
Size: 29in
Fork: Fox Factory Step-Cast 34, GRIP SL
Hubs: DT Swiss 350
Stem: Phoenix Team
Chain: SRAM X0 Eagle T-Type (12-speed)
Grips: Phoenix Factory Lock-On
Pedals: not included

What people are saying

Reviewers consistently praise the Pivot Mach 4 SL Pro X0 T-Type for its exceptional climbing efficiency, with the dw-link suspension keeping the rear wheel planted even on loose, technical terrain while pedaling with virtually no bob. Experts and forum users alike highlight how the bike descends with far more confidence than a typical XC machine, feeling closer to a trail bike thanks to its modern geometry and supple suspension. The SRAM X0 T-Type drivetrain is widely regarded as a well-matched, high-performance component choice. The most common criticism is the steep price, with the Pro build sitting well above $8,000. Some riders note the geometry can feel slightly less stable at very high speeds compared to longer-travel bikes, and a few users find the TwistLoc lockout grip awkward to position alongside brake levers.