[Video] Bernard Kerr & The Phoenix Carbon

There’s fast and then there’s fast—as in jaw-dropping, berm-railing, rock-garden-blasting fast. For 2018 our Phoenix Carbon DH continues to set the standard as the world’s lightest, strongest, most advanced and flat-out fastest DH bike available. Consider the facts. In 2017 alone our riders piloted the Phoenix onto the podium at the Red Bull Hardline, Fort William, Leogang and Lenzerheide World Cups, plus Crankworx Innsbruck, Les Gets and Whistler. Bernard Kerr and the rest of the Pivot Factory Racing Team is poised to do it all over again and they have the perfect weapon…. and so do everyday gravity fiends looking to up their game between the tape, at the park and on the trail. Since it’s anew year, we’re now also offering the Phoenix in new colors—Aqua Blue with red highlights and Sterling Silver with bold yellow accents.
We can’t promise that the new colors make you any faster—fortunately, the bike already has that handled

Credit: Pivot Cycles

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