Pivot Shuttle SL Stealth size Medium
Ebike, Carbon Pro 01 AXS transmission
A masterclass in lightweight power and precision, the Shuttle SL blurs the line between analog and electric. Its Fazua Ride 60 system delivers a seamless, natural assist that keeps the ride lively and responsive, while the ultra-refined carbon chassis and progressive geometry turn every climb and descent into pure rhythm.
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Flipping the script that most e-bike builders are following, we decided to focus on what matters - the dynamic of trail riding - and placed an emphasis on light weight, refined suspension, crisp handling, and game-changing performance.
The Speed of Silence
A 60Nm FAZUA motor provides added punch to your ride, giving you the power to smash climbs and the pop for bigger moves, letting you ride farther, better, and faster. The motor and battery are situated low and close to the center of gravity - a key aspect of the Shuttle SL's dynamic handling.
Shuttle SL
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2023 eMTB SL Roundup
“As an out and out trail bike, the Pivot Shuttle SL delivers the goods. The Fazua Ride 60 motor is quiet, smooth and efficient too, so it offers a very natural ride feel.”
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Fazua Ride 60 Drive Unit
Torque: 60 Maximum Weight: 4.3 lb / 1.96 kg Battery Weight: 4.85 lb / 2.2 kg
FOX Live Valve Neo
Live Valve Neo constantly adapts to the trail, delivering optimized suspension settings in real-time. This cutting-edge system enhances your ride by automatically adjusting for both efficiency and control, so you can focus on pushing your limits. With Live Valve Neo, experience unmatched precision and a ride that’s perfectly tuned to the demands of the trail.
The Pivot Shuttle SL is a lightweight, high-performance electric mountain bike featuring a carbon frame, 29-inch wheels, and 132mm of rear travel (paired with a 150mm fork). Driven by the 60Nm Fazua Ride 60 motor and a 430Wh battery, it offers a natural, nimble, and quiet ride, bridging the gap between traditional and e-MTBs