Pivot Cycles Trail 429

Hello everyone,

I am parting with my PIVOT 429 Trail due to double occupancy in the bike cellar.
An absolute trail machine, with which even high alpine rides in the mountains are possible at any time.
The bike is extremely light (approx. 12.7 kg incl. pedals at 300 g) and agile for a fully. The 117mm rear suspension travel feels like a lot more thanks to the DW-Link control. You don't really need more travel at the rear unless you're really just blasting around in the bike park or on the heaviest S3-S4 trails.
I'm 1.80m tall and the bike fits perfectly.

Now to the facts:
Pivot Trail 429,I bought the frame new here in the forum in 2018, built the bike up myself and kept improving it with new parts over the years. Estimated mileage about 3000 km, rather less.
Frame: Carbon
Wheels: 29' MAVIC Crossmax Carbon, 30 mm (new since last year)
Tires: front Maxxis Minion DHR II 2.4; rear Maxxis Aggressor 2.3 (great combination: grip at the front and low rolling resistance at the rear), tubeless built up
Brakes: Magura Trail SL (4-piston front, 2-piston rear), with red Trickstuff Power pads
Brake rotors front 203mm, rear 180 mm Trickstuff Dächle UL
Gearing/drivetrain: SRAM XX1, 1x11, chainring front 30 teeth, cassette rear e-thirteen 9-46, chain Sram PC X1 chain, the complete drivetrain with sprocket, chain and chainring is actually as good as new (September 2023) and has less than 300 km on it... Costs approx. 300 €
Crank: e-thirteen carbon crank 175mm
Shock Fox Float 117 mm
Fork Fox Performance 140mm Fit Grip
Handlebar Acros carbon 780mm, grips Ergon GA 3
Stem Acros
Saddle SQlab 611, 14 width
Seat post LEV integra 125mm

Actually a super bike that is also suitable for tall, female riders due to its low weight and maneuverability. Feels very comfortable on low mountain trails: agile off-road, fast on forest roads and climbs. But rides in the Alps or a crossing are also possible without any problems (and fun, because it is simply wonderfully light...).
The pictures speak for themselves. The last pictures show the quirks I've noticed so far... actually all just from bike transportation.
The bike is sold without pedals and the adapters screwed to the handlebars.
The sale takes place under exclusion of any liability for material defects.

Otherwise, if you have any questions, please ask

Greetings
Axel