Pivot launches Pravia, its first road bike, with endurance-focused geometry

Frames & bikes 3 sources · 4 days ago

Arizona-based mountain bike brand Pivot has launched the Pravia, its first road bike, which it describes as a race bike built for positions riders can sustain. It comes in three SRAM builds with power meters from $5,999 to $11,999, plus a $4,499 frameset.

What's new

• Pivot claims an 895g frame weight (size unspecified) and a 7kg claimed weight for the top Team build.
• Pivot says the geometry is designed around positions real riders can hold, with an aero fork and zero-offset D-shaped seatpost adding compliance.
• Tyre clearance is up to 40mm in 1x and 38mm in 2x, with in-frame storage, top-tube and mudguard mounts.
• The Pravia is UCI approved and sold in six sizes from 47 to 60.

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Sources

• 
  Well, That Was a Surprise… Pivot Pravia First Look

  CADE Media4 days ago
• What Makes This a Race Bike for Humans? Pivot Gets Into Road Bikes

  Velo Podcast9 days ago
• MTB brand Pivot launches its first road bike with “a position riders can sustain”

  BikeRadar News10 days ago