Here's Pivot Cycles front man and lead designer Chris Cocalis running through the company's hottest bikes, starting off with a very special 10-year Anniversary Edition Mach 5.5. You have to love that paint scheme.

Video: Pivot Cycles 10-year Anniversary Edition Mach 5.5, Mach 429 Trail, and Firebird



It's a special time in the world of Pivot, as the Arizona-based brand is celebrating 10 years of making some of the world's best bikes. To commemorate this momentous occasion, they've released the Anniversary Edition Mach 5.5. Highlights of this true do-it-all machine with 140mm rear travel and 160mm up front include a special Pivot blue paint scheme, color matched saddle and grips, and anniversary edition Reynolds 35mm internal rim width wheels with smooth spinning I9 hubs.

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It also comes with Race Face Next cranks with custom graphics, a Shimano XT Pro build kit with upgraded Freeza brake rotors, and a bump-eating Fox DPX2 shock. It's a supremely beautiful build for a bike Chris Cocalis says is the Pivot model that covers the widest range, able to tackle everything from XC to aggressive trail riding.

If you are looking for something a touch less burly, the Mach 429 Trail may well be the answer. It toggles between 29er and 27.5-plus and has just under 120mm travel in the rear and 130mm up front. To help keep costs down, Pivot tweaked its frame design, putting cable routing on the outside, which allows them to maintain stiffness, keep weight in check, and slice about $500 off the final price tag.

Finally, for the big hitters out there, the 170mm front/170mm rear Firebird is the answer to your bike park charging dreams. Launched last fall, this "super enduro" trail crusher is also a capable pedaler thanks to the stable DW-link suspension. And amazingly, you can get it to under 28 pounds in the higher end builds. Now that's having your cake and eating it, too.

Gallery: Pivot Cycles Mach 5.5 10th Anniversary Edition, Mach 429SL, Switchblade, LES 27.5 and More

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