"The Switchblade falls somewhere in that "all-mountain" category. Do we still say "all-mountain?" Long-legged trail bike? Mini-enduro? Whatever you call it, the Switchblade has 142mm of rear travel paired with a 160mm fork. Despite the longer travel, the bike pedals and climbs incredibly well thanks to a very supportive and active DW-Link platform. Also helping the Switchblade's climbing prowess is what some might say is fairly conservative geometry."
"Support us! Bikerumor may earn a small commission from affiliate links in this article. Learn More Pivot now lets you mix things up beyond the standard decals that come with the Switchblade. And, best of all, it won't cost you anything! Well, the custom decals are an add-on at no extra cost. However, it will cost you the price of a new Pivot Switchblade."
Pivot introduces four special-edition Switchblade decals—Stranger in the Night, Cotton Candy, Laffee Taffee, and Starry Night—available as a no-cost add-on with a new Switchblade purchase. The Switchblade pairs 142mm of rear travel with a 160mm fork and uses an active DW-Link suspension platform that supports strong pedaling and climbing performance. The frame geometry is comparatively conservative for its category, making the bike less slack, long, or low than some competitors while retaining a distinct Pivot character. The Switchblade performs especially well on technical, janky terrain and targets versatile all-mountain riding.
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