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Pivot Cycles teases its first-ever road bike, the Pravia
Pivot Cycles has announced its first road bike, called the Pravia, on its website and social media. Pivot describes it as "a race bike built for humans." The full reveal is set for November 3, 2026.
What this means
Pivot's product line has already expanded from mountain and gravel bikes into road cycling with the Pravia's announcement, ahead of its full reveal.
Pivot began teasing the bike in mid-September with posts reading "New roads are ahead" and a link to pivotcycles.com/road. Promotional images show a carbon fiber frame in purple, with what appears to be fully integrated cable routing and a one-piece bar/stem. The fork crown also appears to offer generous tire clearance. Pivot's marketing describes the Pravia as bringing "the performance demands of the World Tour to your Tuesday night breakaway, the in-town Strava segment, the climb you've been chasing all summer or that rare when the legs are there, the road opens up, and you decide not to back off." Founded in 2007 by Chris Cocalis, Pivot has historically built mountain bikes and gravel bikes such as the Vault. Pivot has made drop-bar bikes including the Vault, which began as a cyclocross bike before becoming a gravel bike, and the LES, a drop-bar hardtail mountain bike. The Pravia marks Pivot's first foray onto pavement.
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